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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
FACTORY IS
DESTR OYED

Fire, which completely Quilted
the old Marley a Wilson ship
building plant on Smiths Cove,
gave an the wakeful IN the North
End quite a scare AZ J o'clock this
morning, The factory, which was
a brick building, had recently been
abandoned by Marley q Wilson
and all the machinery had been
removed. 50 at most the loss Will
not exceed $1,000.
Que 20 the fact that the building
was IN place almost inaccessible
for the fire department. u got a
big start on tho flremen, and
flames, lsaplng upward, ne up the
sky with the effect Of making pee.
Pile some distance away Imagine
that a block or blocks Of buildings
were burning.
The Nremen eSertcd their ener.
ples toward saving adjoining build
lnQs, which they did successfully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
CANADA SORE
At KITCHENER

OTTAWA. Ont. April ~ Off.
eials and citizens alike are severe
IN their criticisms % Lord Herbert
Kitchener for his action Ia avoid
ing canada on his recent visit 20
America When kitchener landed
IN san Francisco he stated that
important business called him TO
England and for this reason Il
would be impossible for him TO
visit in the western part Of the
Dominion. Members Of parliament
intend TO ascertain the cause Of bis
avoldlng Canada
with this view IN mind, Major
Curray. Of North Simcoe. announc'
ga that he viii ask the followln
questions.
"is the government aware That
lord Kitchener the distinguished
soldier OF the empire. late com.
mandrr la chief in India un his way
from Australia 60 Great Britain.
passed through the United Statra,
avoiding canada and the All Red
Route. the Importance Of which
from an Imperial stralegicai stand
point IA should have been his duty
To examine
"nid the government or depart
mcnt Of militia extend an Invitation
20 this distinguished soldier to VISIT
canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
!. OBJ. SCObEY
DEAD IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Ore. April "a 81
or Scobey. prominent among law
yore Ol this city aud leading
Washington politician for many
years. died AZ his home. 2an North
iaih Sc. yesterday afternoon MIR
Sc0bey had been confined 10 his
bed since March gs. suffering from
rheumatism and urlFhta disease
Mr. SCohey only returned from q
trip which took him 10 Washington
state and through Eastern Oregon
the latter part OF March. and until
hla return 60 Portland ho had been
apparently iu the very best Of
health Immediately on hiH arrival.
however. be was confined 10 his
bed. from which be never arose
Mr. Scobey went "a Olympia
from the East la 1888 and became
editor ~ the Morning olymplau. Ia
which position be remained fog
many years $40 was member
oi the Washington Legislature Ia
1885 aud served tao terms ha re
celter Of The United States land
office. beginning ia 1891 lie was
also leading republican candidate
luf TIE nomination Tor governor Ia
tes and 1900 Ho haa been prAe
uclng iaN lH Portland since 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
MILLIONAIRE
FOUND DEAD
IN HIS ROOM
On, tul,ea rre..l

CHICAGO. April 81 Carl W,
Elsendrath. = prominent youns mil.
llonaire cluhman and vice president
OF the Monarch Leather company,
was found shot dead Ia hts room
in the home Of ais parents late
yesterday under mysterious circum-
stances. resulting in double in
vestlgatlon by the police and the
coroner
Death was caused by a bullet
from hunting rifle. which had
pierced the forehead Of the young
man The body. fully dressed. was
found lying across trunk which
was partly packed with his clothes.
u As said he was about "a de
part on a hunting trip to Colorado.
The young man passed Tuesday
night tn company With bis father,
VIM Eisendrath. president OF the
concern at which he Was vice pres.
ldent. his mother and other rola.
tiyes
Il was the last union OF the fam,
iiy for some time. as Mr. and Mrs.
Wm Elsendrath worc 90 depart for
Europe yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
MICHIGAN TEACHERS
BANQUETED AT
WASHINGTON

Michigan Wuiyernlty eradnateH eco
strong held q banquet last niEhi At
the Waahlugton hotel There wefe
graduates 10 a. wears hack aud
those ~ last springs elaHs The
banquet wan urld ia honor - Deans
a p Cooley and John - Reed ~
the college faculty aad Secretary
shaw ~ the aluufnl association
Judse Thomas Burke J q Mc
Iaughiln ~ q s nearus and VIII
iiam r. rorkias we're among tht
lncai men nho spahs ia addition %
fhs three visitors Aftefnes James
y fawlsr was tasaimaHter
To-day che visiting professors
spoke 60 the students az broadway
Lincoln and Queen Anne hiEh
schools They nr. touring she cpuu
try in ghe interests 81 err bis Mlehl-
san school They leave toHlshi faf
Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
YOU WANT TO CO
HOME WHEN THE
BARKEEP SAYS so

8. Davidson. a late drinker AZ
Grants bar. on Third av.. Is az the
city hospital suffering with a scalp
wound today. as the result u an
alteration with a bartender Of the
Third av saloon az I o'clock this
morning
The quarrel Is said to have come
up over the matter Of DavidsOn's
leaving the saloon when the bar.
tender wanted to close They mix.
ed and fought their way 20 the
street when along came Patroiman
Haubris and took Davidson 10 the
police station. where Il Was disc0v.
cred that his scalp had been cut
open. The bartender vas not ar.
rested II was stated today that
the wound sustained b. Davidson
Is not serious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
r. L. WARSON OUT
OF CITY SERVICE

city Comptroller Boutwell, today
directed a letter TO 4 l. Warsou.
reading CLERK. nov under emspen
sion for 30 days. notifying him of
his discharge from the city service
Warscn Is under Ciyn service and
the clty comptroller flied charges
with the mayor 20 sustain the dis
charge.
The charges filed and specified in
the letter % Wafson and the mayor
are lncomnetency. absence without
leave. Withholding important 20
PEERS from his superior. continual
Sinking % duty aud allowing cur
rent work 10 run behind
A. n AsherRft. minute clerk. was
promoted to the position left vacant
hy Wagson's discharge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
MAN DIES I'm
C0nvULSl0hS

Wrlttinc ard twisting. Aneele
Lacce, = workman employed az the
gas plant Of Tire Seattle lighting
Co. 2eth Az. and Burke ST.. fell to
the earth IN eorvulsicns early this
morning ard died before aid could
reach him. Tire dead man was un-
married and Is .urvived BY a broth
er. who lives IN this city. The body
was taken 70 the Fremont Under.
fakfno Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
slruArioKs wAnrEp-FemALE

4S-~Se-e-s~e-e-~se~e-~-~~
LADY aGfh nanEhfs niur Ffafa nld de-
slrsa haasemufA fnf smsii family on
faneh preferred Uar tf Mqnrae. wash
anHfaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
STANFORD STUDENTS SEEKING
GHOSTS In LIBRARY RUINS

turning from hn evening stroll have
been frighieped into q run By the
strange and thrilling gruaua and
clankiuE
SO remarkable has the mystery
become that party of students. in
GLIDING sevetal football players and
other athletes. - organizing 10
spend the next moonlight night On
the ruined plln In order Ca solve ihe
ghoaliy riddle once FOR all n some
party Of lokers are at the bottom
% The mystery they viii fare
badly
Whatever causes the mysterious
rolscs. the university authorities
have seen fit % place nirht
Waterman near The bnuuted pile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
MRS. DAY Is
ExONERATEO.

Mrs Elizabeth Day. Huperntend
cnt OF the Pacific hospital. vas
found not guilty OF The charged Of
assault preferred against her By
Mrs Harriet Atockey. aged "a
years Tho old woman elalbaedt
that she had been brutnlly handled
while patient at the Pacific hos
pltal. but failed 10 prove f.
She WAS unable even 10 give a
consistent account OF the alleged
assault when Justice Brown took
her testimony nc the county hospital
YESTERDAY otncr patients and Elm
ployes az The Pacific hospital de.
MED here charges aud exonerated
Mr. nAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
April ~ DO ghosts haunt the
ruins % the stanford library. which
went down Ia the quake 81 April
Is. 1905 10 shades Of former
burners % the midnight oil or Of
departed professors seek 20 pur.
sue the undergraduates with
cianking chains and other Neil
known shiveF producers
Students passing Ia the midnight
hours declare that such "a the case
The hypothesis that they are auf
fering from Authorizations derived
IN other less seemly places ls refut.
ed hy the fact that the ia IA on
AZ Stanford And even goods re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
Gov. BouiIIon VIII
Congratulate Lady
Mayor of Seattle

Letters Of conRratulation from
President w J Bryan and Gov. a..
" Bouillon will be received by the
newly elected mayOfess Of Seattle
tonight ia the playlet Seattle in
1920" given By the children OF the
Sacred Heart parish az the church
hall, Sixth aV aud Bell 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
5 TRC0MAHS HURT
I'm AUTO WRECK

TACOMA. April si-L @ Wal
lace. his mother wife. infant child
and niece. were hurt In a collision
hotwcon the Wallace automobile
and a street railway repair car nt
Fern IAN this morning The ap.
proaching repair car WAS ohstrucgod
from the view 0f Wallace. who was
driving the auto. by a grocery store,
and when the car struck the auto
was thrown 80 feet All ~ the occu
pants were thrown out Wallace's
mother ls probably fatally hurt
The niece and infant escaped With
minor inlurles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

Ett.ENSHUnG ~ ear trust ms
so ! am eumtnH hack -
fiienshurx 90 iiNr That b. the
substance n letter from f.auia
inlibrrt ere Fanehef fissesa aus ~
80 0aq hY wire tappere Gfuiberf
sold his ranch ard Naa going baef
fp Texas o. marfY an Old sweet
heart when ths wire tauneFs
stepped ln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

SAN FRANCISCO - eMcn are
more loyal than Womsn 20 their
Savior The women are wore loyal
Co their pastor than o. THE church
10 o. fhe women who run after fads
who flil the churches 20 the nra
thinkers These are some ~ fhe
hot shots delivered bY Rev John
psan Baptist minister Nf san Jose
Formerly ~ Seattle before tae
state Snuday School association
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

wanted AHnfrnfireH Frenrh private
mHiinsrf s4t psop'Fs Bank Bios
Madam Waffe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.sl .s Rs aaa S ssa EE hlalsn sss IiIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

Auto Driver IN Trouble.
y. ~ Robertson, who drives an
auto. 10 In trouble ne ls accused
Of speeding al the rate 81 Is miles
an hour on Broadway between Pike
and Pine s,s., ard = warrant for hla
arrest has been issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
NOT WORRYING OVER
JOB, SAYS THOMSON
''I'm not worrying .

This Is what City Engineer
Thomson said yesterday in Vancou.
YER. y G.. when told Of n state.
ment made By Mayor Gin that n
he went to Europe this summer he
would lost his job
He added, however, that he had
not definitely decided 20 make the
trip abroad lie said he had not
yet answered Gov Hays request
that be go as Washlngt0n's dele
gate 10 the international confer
ence on good roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

81 Prof stevens Sew Method Tcach-
U2A Inc Dancing guaranteed IN pfi-
MHW waite lessons Days uveningN Trial
1lIsl always free Fourth ana Pine Of
Seattle Automobile Hcno a dag and
night classes Practical teachers Road
leaanuH aN up-to. machines ale
broadway. near Yesier Main 5a2a
Wanted Man or man and VITO Coz
fAnltnr 81 building ~ "a apartments. call
tak Empire Hue
WHY PAY MoRET
None $50 blue serge sample suits
ti7te Trecie Room lef Aoth Thlfd.
Feiis pauamas straws cleaned, block
ed trimmed uncailed Tor hats sec
KINGS Hat Works Fifst ana Union
Statesmen 4 tske our cash weekly sell
Ing choice nursery stock OUTFIT free
Capital Clty kuiser Co. Salem. oreEon
second hand clothing houEht and soid
teii Pike - Main S11a Ind D. fesa
one iath mill man. t2bo per day gees
Elliott at,
bulletin and wall painters Foster a
kieisert Eishfh and Virginia. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
FUNNY STORIES


tcone.CeeaA
"Haouiy gee. G'at. ne exclaimed.
~they are looking Tor us vii Ian
terms
CONSTANT READER
A man was warking ON top %
a New York sky scgaper when De-
lost his balance and zen on ON
his way down be managed tu grasp
the telegraph wires and hang on.
A large crowd soon gathered on me
street below. advising him 90 hold
on while they would send for a
ladder shortly a ladder truck 81
the fire department arrived. and
Just as they were about 90 rails. the
ladder. che man les 20 0f che wires
and struck the Sidewalk Later
when he get out q the hospital.
people asked him wis he ict ~ "
the wires
We'll" ne said r was afraid The
darn things would break
norothys father was ill and pur.
cshy tagged e. was allowed 10 40
ir and see him
when the nurse told her it was
time 20 81 eut She hung hack awhile
and then said
Papa haven't been very good
and quiet
Yes. dear said she sick man.
family
Then. said Dorothy. won't YOU
Do me- a big favor. parar
Certainly. my child replied the
sicS mar " hat Is VIZ
Please let Fne see the baby said
Dorothy HELENA WERHY.
@T13 Third av city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

FNEE 10 Introduce nav method
shorthand. trial irHhuua Eafy rapid
best Compete course fEkf rafiHfnffiun
guaranteed STANDARD Shorthand school
NaN ffffmH 81
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apEcIAI nOTlcrn.


seeks WlFnt for fnlinWlNF members
Manufacturer age sb4 contractor. HRe
fe4 electrical engineer age 11l bueintna
man age SO contractor HEe 90. Amfr
can fufeHfHf. American aEe 81 business
man American. age fr. Wtduefr, Gsr.
man a nueflfHh. 0Hns chicken ranch HFr
Ga fuaaWaatef. American. HFe tHt YGunF
man 10 good business, sac SOL real estate
man o. good business Hns H1l German
Catholic 10 good business aHs 60 land
aunef American, ere tt young business
men. veil 60 90 $50 30 siaeificinn
Amffifa all age tH
We seek husbands Tor ihs following
lady mamhfFa
nressmHhsr. age &C. GOOD home anu e
good buHinensi widow American age %.
home and means. music teacher age 81
A merriam BHunE ladf house maid age
fh WiaHH American. srs 80. has be-
tie means HHnfa 60 marry rauchff.
young laaf American hKe 2f rood
hauNskHafssf FpWHa iHdt. aEe ttl living
9Th her parents maiden lady hmeu
Eau HEf no has home Nnd means young
lady american. aNr tt. h0une WORK
sieHN fnaN American. aEs 40. owns
large apartment hnunrI aidoW Ameft.
esH age 90 asma nna fruit ranch @idos
iadf naa a. eHus nlfr farm ufduW
ladN aNs q. anuH nire home and real
estate
Hanf mHre FOO numerous t0 mention
HEtElEHcEF OWES ANb DE
MaMbfl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
FOR RENT


Two flve-feom modern cottages $500
per month New five. room modern rute
modern house near ear, $40 90. Four
room cottage. connected with sewer
tla 30. Thrpr-roum house, connected
With sewer. $3.50 Thrce-ronm house.
teQN teoeft lot 81 0a por month -Four
room furnished cottage. connected With
Hewcrt tiote Fiyc.room modern fur.
niHhed cottage, splendid lot $500 per
month ehone 1884
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
l f0@T

glasfa saasa fafe trfaHrn NrslfF anf
Hadisan. an Fiffh as fuFadaF Ffeuinr
fha fnaf Harfa ~ an snfNlfHf1 feFf Hr
90 MrfHenitaa uIafHInF between NaftHr
ara 1affarHan 80 ard rhifH and feranf
49, TsleHhaHs a 1895 Haam ztt.g Col.
los HfH Nsunff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

rl RI, I h, MN man 'a''' per d'y. ''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

WANTED Wen enn women ~ isaru
the harbef trade Complete course. tics
good wages pali you while lcarniEE
LARGEST school in she west Cali or
HFifa far paffiealHrt
NATIONAL. nAnnER coLLE0E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

WaHteH Zee tAffUY statesmen eNpef-
lsursa patent right men preferred fuf
uish hesl 81 references anh give small
bond So fFatft and cell state or rnunfF
uEhta frf nn 80 fn Gate huHHfhnif nrrgF
s4if send references in first letter
White faf a ahrHinF and fsrEus Acf
4uirk Address "a a Stewart. lcuifer
Ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

FUNrhAL oinLcrohr.

ht1TEK W0HIn Z co. l'fsfsssi'lisal
Directors and Licensed Embaimora 1894
lsi opp Moore theafrs hpih phones stA
nannsy watson Co. rnnarai Directors
Third az ana university Hofh phNnes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21


WANTED 30 TENlf.a 90 take nAean-
tAEs n tails effsf rfcf Meufg tAftl*
rhAfnpiaE ballroom dancer ana lusiructaf
- she anfid alif afFe onf private isssrn
snf sia ciaes ifasHus fHf The small taHn
- g. 90 ahIs offer Nnna faf fe days
nafF Glasses even Friday eFenlrr AZ q
pffs ats lessons - appointment pancire
afadMmF ct Labor Temple SIKH and
un8safsltF 81 Hafh phones. reai1sncs
thHFs tad Z. Eff#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

fh.arre ranch. 1ast oatslds q, "
limits. coed orchard. small hps, "a
frured ana cross feacedi fepo "t''
fret year tffn second fesf. "a
JACKSON RIA TTY a loAN W.
Hag.ala HALEY BIDS a.
Ind $40 hAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

faans Hlan wanted. ahnIf fs 81 %
faafa ~ ase efn is farsf4s uliIlnF and
hustler MHsi g. NililrE ta 90 cffics
safA raHssf csc ard haFe some kunHla
edge - sfennHraphr ami ffurwritiuE A
good fhaarf Tor enhancement % pff
eesA ~ start Wtth Eend chances far rap.
~ adeanrrmsuf Co fhr fiHht party 40
hrmsa FsihA. este Nfnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

Bicycle repaInng. nan. III lst
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

100000. ,S, 3 4 fiee l.s9l PoenaA
Win waFsu. double harness W.ea ,.-ss
hmm bonds an Tor k81tQa cash '~
K ogU3 Portage. Whsh' A
I,,r sal, Hotel and hoarilns NV, ~
indies warrington on thffs ~ PRIDE
tn afauon. 90 regular 90 y, .fonIaa
Wash b % BOX ST. -------~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

Wasnah aania GAS unfk house clesr-
lnE q sasH.as hsaa. 1855 itth AZ ~
pNanH A KNTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
INTERSTATE INTRODUCING

e. IS FenduHs Hotel 1855 Firsf Ave
r. % H1H fsi
bFstspfias - Hfippr Health Bread sure
feitnf faid efif kaifFrs psiicnt'Harn.
tb1t fifsf
Eshelman Wnson. carpenters ard
fdhhfff HfnduH and fnnf screens "a rprf
sfsiis HsiH $3.50 Ina eiti
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Five room. new. modern, cement hasa
mont near Meridian Az ear North ioiI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

BosRp ANr ROOM.
Fok RENT MiscELLANEoy:s.

N>-Ne@sS.~~1~N@-~@- "a
Private beard pleasant FoeiAA =.
table board ices James q t~
A tnef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

rfeap factory sites. Nosih seai ~
tIde lands laAf American Sans ~
Phones eae -.alal'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

COLLIE. TOR WANTED
naF. Hhauf ie or ~ yrara ~ age. iiN+
|nF AZ hame CD take position ~ cai-
Iesfnf un THE star Hrierdin chance fuf
advancement salafY paid AprN i4oa
seventh AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21

Interstate fnfrndariuN Society. fef ~.
spsetaNie people UuiF reliable marriage
aFfnNY MhnF wealthy mrfuhsrn Per-
sfnHf fHfru8 aHffenH Neurf ~ 60
3 W. NBnhaYe irriua Arfl paper
ice ras fGa Seattle office ta.fS Yea.
tams Hotel fatf F4FF' av
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-18
Daddy sBedtirne
S0tOrV.
Did the Robin Find the
Ianager's Matep

Riddles and hear the the scarlet
mnger said daddy Jack
Both OF you know about robin all win
In the
scarlet tanger as that bird up from its home IN
central South America
au bird that comes to country your cameo
Inc papa tanage scarlet and its wings
wears light olive
changes his
their nest on the end Of outetched
e" "D @A1
Two OF these tanager birds lived
cottage where little girl
Atnougn
came 70 certain place
ground
ae ala not eat what had but
Not he nav.-
came out with him The day the
eating - ~ - ~ '1 AODN
one DAY after Mr. Robin had he hoped of to his
messy nest In the woods
any one kind do not generally neighbor
seemed 60 the little girl that
Tor they came of the
Not long after the scarlet
On ne ground Mr. Robin showed tanger
green the scarlet tanags nager was very happy
e cd as ne was listening his
doubt she told him. for other
" une ehe tanagers we're cooling Mr. Robin
little
ana round the scarlet
ume was up TOT mr. Robin to his
Fernaps u the little girl hadn't
never have been found" thought SO too
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-18
LIKE A GOLD BOND
Certificate Holders In the Northwest
ern Mutual Investment Co. Have
Best Security.

In these days Of big things 1t IL
Wen to know that the investment made
Of ones savings Ia secure. for, no
matter how large the interest earn
ings, the essential thing is to know
that the principal can be found when
occasion requires.
The investment certificates, running
over 10, 15 or 30 years, issued by the
Northwestern Mutual Investment Co.
seem to be the ideal form of invest
ment from the standpoint Of the small
investor. as well as the big capitalist.
Both have equal security, cooperate
ownership of first class improved city
real estate In the fast growing locali-
ties OF the northwest
The Northwestern Mutual Invest
ment Co. guarantees Is per cent annual
interest and one-haIf the net profits
OF the business over and above that
amount, pro rata among the certificate
holders. The home Office is In Fargo.
and the company is making great
Roadway. It's capital is sufficient ID
make its enterprises successful: itg
management is of the best.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-18
Trains Going West.
ARBoR DAY.

Every man and woman and boy and
girl In the state should take an inter
est in Arbor day next Friday. The
custom of planting a tree each year is
a beautiful one. It should be kept up.
The younger people will live to enjoy
the shade the trees they plant will
make in few years.
In this state-almost without timber
except that planted by residents-the
observance Of Arbor day is more a
matter of duty than in other sections
Of the country. To North Dakotans and
its prairie land-there is more necessi-
ty for trees that will furnish cooling
shades and restful scenes for the eye
Of thu residents Of the state.
The trees have a value as wind
brakes and protection for man and
beast. IL the proper varieties are
planted they will have commercial
value for lumber, posts, fine wood and
other purposes. They grow in the
greatest profusion in the fertile soil
OF North Dakota-if given a reasonable
amount of care and attention.
Don't forget, Friday to set out a
tree. Then care for 1t and see that it
grows.