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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
HORBIES o. MINE

He learns an Indian lingo for
breakfast. takes crOHs.cnuntFy
hike TO work up a dinner appetiie.
climbs a mountain or two before
dusk. writes some poetry before re-
firing. and sprinklcs few speeches
In between all these That's Prof
Edmond s. Meany OF the history de
partment Of the University OF Wash
fngton
There's smother hobby that he is
not really responsible for, and its
dodging student worship. For
Meany Is the grand old rah rah
pride. Hes an old grad. YOU know.
ard whenever anything comes along
Meany Is there with bells TO trace
its origin. aud It's Why and where
fore Every once Ia while the
STUDIES break forth in concerted
attempt to put up a statue IN HIS
honor. OF name some building for
him. or plant a bronze tablet some.
where 10 show that he IL the big
chief OF all loyal grads. When
Meany gets tired OF some OF these
hobbies % his. he writes history.
and then you read Of another Of his
books In print and soon ready for
sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

man now may paint her face. she
may smear the trunsy carmlne on
her cheeks without disgrace. She
may leave a trail of powder on your
manly coal lapel, for the female OF
the species always does the thing up
we'll.
Her lavender complexion. arts.
ucally applied. 10 a sight for gods
and mortals. but still Il serves 10
hide the roses nature gave her:
they've turned TO violess. for the
female Of the species isn't missing
beauty bets.
Tho poets OF tho future, with this
CANDY color scheme. will trlIi their
Hitting lyrics 60 rainbow. colored
dream. her iilac.tinted forehead will
be praised in soulful strain, for the
female OF the species is most any.
thing but vain.
Then rally round the rouge pot
Take UP the powder puff We
aren't really women, we're Just a
frescoed bluff. We're animated
scenery designed TO fool the men,
when the female OF the species
takes 20 kalsomine again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
PUBLIC MARKETS


Clans cents quart. kippered
barring. - cents pound. salt mack
srei for Is cents. salt black cod.
. for Csc kipperrd salmon. Is cents
pound. Eastern oysters. IS cents plat,
~ cents dozen. clans out OF shell. :
aaartS - cents. sfnelts. pounds 2s
cents. salmon. pounds - ccntss
hailbut. pounds Is cents. fresh her
rlng. 5 cents pound. sSlcs. 2 pounds
~ cents. perch. pounds 10 cents,
Ling cod. : pounds Is cents, haiiiut
eReks. ? pounds 2s cents, floundera.
6 cents pound. German carp, 2 pounds
IL ceufs iobsters. 20 cegts pound
ef4b9. aor IS cents and 2 for y
erpts. lnsAlium sized shrimpa. 2
r4inds u cents. Norwegian her
ring q cents Alaska herring. IS
ca9sts fine eodflsh. 10 cents pound.
phkled spare ribs. pounds Is cents.
sNest picked neck bones. cents
Teilnd. link sausage. 1914 cents
pond; corn beef. s cents pound. 10
cent pruHrs. 8 cents pound. f5-ccat
coffee. Zzh cents l5-ccnt karo
syrup. cans rs cents, i5-cen can
New Orleans m0lassea. cans IS
cents. scent sack salt. sacks 5
cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
LITTLE LIKELIHOOD OF
ONE TELEPHONE CONCERN

Instead Of taking any steps
looking TO the monnpoliEa,ion OF
Seattle's telephone service BY the
He'll company. through the Sunset.
the city council IL looking for an.
thority 20 reduce Sunset rates. A
resolution which has passed the
council aakM tho corporation coun.
set to give an opinion on whether
the Sunset company can be com.
PEELED TO make connections with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
SANITARY mARxEr.

Superior blend coffee 30 cents per
pound, = pounds 81 steel cut chaff-
less coffee 81 cents pound. 3b-eent
coffee. % cents pound. best uncoi-
ofcd Japan tea. the regular 55-ccnt
Kind. for 50 cents pound. first grade
Jersey butter. G5 cents pound.
eggs. 50 cents dozen. guaranteed ore
s0n ranch eggs. Is cents dozen
gutenberg applcs ff.25 box: cook
Ing apples. 10 pounds 20 cents. orr
sn9e8, 10 cents DOZEN. grapes. Tokay.
? cents pound. Wenatchee apples.
tl.zs 10 kIfs box, Clubhouse EaueaEe.
10 cents pound lamb chops. 10 cents
poand, Eastern bacon. rs cents pound
Yakima Burbank potatoes, pounds
~ cents. ~ pounds rs cents. 100
bounds klf0. sweet potatoes. 4
pounds 10 cents, chow chow. 10
cents pint. IS cents quart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
CONGRESS OPENS AGAIN:
TWO NEW SENATORS

WASHINGTON II G. 4-The following subeea will be IN
FOR this session OF
truss-What antltrust
taritt-What about passing cotton
sseela and chemical the farmcrs' biisf
adjustment
commission
Wall streets largest bankers
private banking combination.
The Alaska prouansO1oesons made by Senator
developed
plotted und private auspices
toisShail American ships
Panama ts adjusted the canal viii net
traneontneGta railroads. Shall govern
uenl line Of shlpsf
Of committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

Other companies. and whether Sun.
set ratoa can DO regulated or re.
duccd.
Theodore n. Vail. head OF the
Bell. states that he Is only await
ing request from the council to
buy the Independent.
Elimination OF the independent
from the field al this time would
result In higher rates under the
Sunset franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
PAY Cash and Take Home Your Own Groceries, y
Says Duke C. Bowers, With Sc Memphis Stores

MEMPHIS. Dec. 4. - Grocer
Bowers and thousands OF Memphis
housewives are informal partners.
The party OF the first part agrees
TO seil groceries cheaper than any
body else in Memphis. the parties
Of the second part agree 10 pay
cash and 10 carry their purchases
home with them.
Duke G. Bowers has three dozen
grocery stores scattered over Mem
phis. He has built them up and
fought food trusts at the same
time.
He has never owned a delivery
wagon. ITS too expensive a lux
ury for the man of ordinary means.
Some people had the idea that the
grocer paid for that horse and wag.
on, for the man who drove and for
repairs. Wrong. The customer
pays II all; the groceryman just
lacks 1t onto the stuff you buy. and
you pay for II whether you have
your goods delivered or not"
Credit losses Is another thing
that the grocery keeper unloads ON
his customers.
Il don't want half my customers
paying the bad bills OF tlie other
half: and + don't want some Of
them who come for their groceries
paying the dcifvery bills for those
people who telephone for.& every
nickel's worth they buy and want
It sent over right away" says
Bowers.
That Ia why every woman who
markets at one Of the Bowers
stores gets groceries for whole
week OF seven days, where she
would get only about six days food
n she didn't stick To Grocer Bow
ers cardinal principles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
PIKE PLACE MARKET.

eIgar 20 pounds 81, with tf.50
purehase. or = pounds as cents. lem
ona- 70 CENTS dozen. raisina, pounds
- cents. Rio coffee. ~ cents pound
,eyi0n taas - cents pound. golden
dstee. 2 pounds IS cents; onions. s
Pyunda ~ cents. oranges, fb cents
opxru H1hash. ! cent pound. cocoa
nnts, 10 cents each, large grape fruit.
!. cents eaclE italian prunes. 3 pounds
~ cents. Coruichon grapes. 20 cents
bashet, round steak. 1zh cents
pound; PORK steak, Is cents pound,
ION lamb chops. 10 cents pound; pot
,oast. 2 and 10 cents pound. shoulder
Iainb, cents pound, lamb chops. 3
tehtH DfH4nd hamburger steak, 3
pgznds II cents aalt nark II cents
Rv"hd; ham sausage. IS cents pound;
~ lards ~ cents pound; ling cod,
y Kpnds ~ cents. rock cod, 10 cents
1911 Norway herring, 2 for rs
ftms.. sbrlmpa, rs cents pound:
1n.,,1Ssfof~ etfees~ Is cents pound To-
- f@fsch-~Kss. % cents dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
ToatWvs
cAAz2R~
SQUARE DEAL
CLUB MEETING

7 mNNilUE OF tue n4uAFN UrAI
club. organized for the purpose Of
helping 10 bring about the preaidcn.
tlAl primary in Washington. Will
hold a meeting tonight Ia room $50
New York building Over 500 CIT.
liens have Joined the CLUB. aaa ~
the meeting tonlgh, delegates will
be selected TO attend the conference
Ia Tacoma tomorrow with Governor
Hay.
The Square Deal club members
have obtained thousands of names
10 the petition 10 the governor AJAX.
Ing for the special session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

Wealthy women. poor women
and women OF tho intermediate
grade visit the "carry-your-goods-
home.yoursolf" stores. Recently
Bowers made arrangements TO de-
liver purchases Of 81 and over, be-
cause an order OF that size is usu-
ally too heavy for "A woman to
carry.
Bowers divides his profits with
his store managers. He figures on
making a clear profit of 4 per cent
on everything he sells; and he al.
lows 10 per cent for the cost OF
handling. That IA per cent IL
added to the Wholesale price OF his
goods. and II doesn't make any
difference 10 him whether that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
HOUsEkEEpING ROOMS


"CfsoSE-IN" II. X. APIS.
No i-~t0t2 Pike st. front. $500
No. g--fnie Pike St. i-~st.50. -
ia.E0 No. Sind and Denny only
single left at kena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

A little diamond engasemen,
ring. the property Of Mrs. Leland
Gholson. IL all that Mrs. Manic
Gholson. 1898 Belmont. asks 10 have
returned from lost purse contain
ing a number OF raluAhica. inciud.
Ing a 81 gold piece. some silver and
beautiful opal ring
1T belonged TO my dauEhterin.
Law. and II the person who found Il
will only return tho engagement
ring. which IL valued more than itB
cost. the other articles need not be
returned said Mrs. Gholeon thls
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
enr unl,sa Pros. s..a.sa wirs,

CIV United Press LEASED wfrsN
WASNlNGTON. Dec. s.-Wtth
the thumn Of an lVoey.handled gavel
In the good right hand OF Speaker
Champ Clark and petite tapping OF
h,s desk by Vice President Sher-
man. the first session Of the 62nd
congress opened for business az pre-
eiseiy - o'clock today.
The galleries were. as usual. filled
a the limit with spectators. Femi-
nine relatives % the members and
lluhts Of society made a respiend-
snt display Of the latest In winter
fashions. aay gowns provided espe.
e,aliy for this occasion. and Tor SO
elety functions 10 follow. About 80
uer cent o. the members observed
the custom q statesmen by wear
ina brand new suits.
For Washington Il was the an
nuai gala day. second only to In.
nururatlon day. and the townapeo-
plc awakened from the lethargy OF
vacation time. Hotels and rooming
houses have been for weeks In a
disordercd state from the activities
OF plumbers. paper hangers paint
srx and scrub women. Tho ap-
proaching arrival OF SEQ statesmen.
ar army Of employees and tho crowd
Of smooth.iooking gentlemen IN con.
slant attendance throughout ses-
slons OF congress. behooved the
commercial hosts to make alluring
the quarters for prospective guests.
Absence Of Gloom.
On the floors OF the senate and
house members were busy shaking
hands with one another and fclici.
tAsing their friends and other sur.
vivors OF the torrid special session
OF last summer la striking con
trast 10 the reunion OF year ago.
there was an absence Of gloom,
Then. Il was. that about ias mem
bers of the senate and house came
from the November battles. wherein
they we're sho, from their perches
10 the halls OF fame Today they
were In aerial spirits. beaming and
cheerful. Later scores OF them will
France through the stately halls OF
the capitol with wriukied brows and
nerves on edge. "a they look forward
TO the elections OF next year. Rec
ords. made during the session will
boost or blast the ambitions OF all
the members % the house and Of 81
senators who will oe returned or
dropped out b. the sovereign citizen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
STORAGE
STAMP WORKS

ffScai73is eoSsf sfSSp WSSr Sfr>s>r HsRcs
Bldg. Second and Main. Ind.
1879. Main 1854.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
HOT ELECTION
TOMORROW

LOS ANGELES. Nov. Neglect
Ing their business and casting aside
all thoughts OF making money. every
real estate man IN Los Angeles put
sign on his shop today THAI he
was out working for the election Of
Mayor Geo Alexander and all other
candidates. on the good government
ticket. There viii be little or no
real estate business done IN this
city until after Tuesday. when
either Alexander or Job Hartman,
the socialist candidate. will take
hold of the reigns OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

agrees with tho retail price fixed
by the manufacturer or not II
took many hard fight to make
the manufacturers let him retail
at HIS own price and not at the
higher price printed on package
goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
MOTHER

STOCKTON, Cal, Dec. Awhile
temporarily insane, August AFRO.
vey. a printer, Is alleged to have
killed his mother, Mrs. Mary AFRO
yey, at their home, No. 2 8. Harri-
son at, by splitting her head open
with a Ratchet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
eS[keilbfbo1GAh s.
DY l3EeTON Bl2ALEY -

Property. thatn what Judges
Property. property property. the old
Wealth and the vested Fight of IT,
Gold and the vested might OF Il.
Property. property. propcrty-pfoperty has its
Property. property. property" and again.
Property getting Its eight crying aloud Tor
And the bow the word II.
The least iow whisper that's heard Of H.
Property. property. property and never word OF Men.
Property. property. property tho old
The power strong
Childron'a laughter Is hukhcd Tor H.
Men and crushed lDf II.
Property. propert-King who do wrongl
Property. property property" when vii judges
That WE aren't made for the sake OF THINGS but THINGS for
WE
Here Is the Truth we're given IT,
The world Is for those who live ia g."
but property property. propury II all that the courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

hsflef Phi n fSScS,' i0S s sScscs~' nd
1853. Right prices, first class work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
9ot-s Liberty Bldg. OPP. Poxtofficc.
L.ARM LnAn q IN A AllaA--L-II

We have for sale \ fine. level acre
tract Of the richest kind Of black
bottom. all cleared and under the
pillow. close 20 ferry and new ma
cndamizcd state road at Kirkland.
right In ~. city in fact; will fur
nish lumber TO build. Call today at
904 Tnird nv.
r. III COLLINS g. SON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
BOARD Anp ROOM.

Found -i0.inch rubber drive belt.
Joe IAmbris. Route z. Boz O.. Rem
ton Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
TURN DOWN
3 SALOONS

The Idle Hour II strictly taboo
with our industrious city dads. at
least SO far rs the saloon license
committee Is concerned. Chairman
Hcsketh and the other members OF
the committee this morning tagged
the skidoo sign 20 the idle Hour
saloon and two others. aud recon.
mended the revoking Of their u.
ceuaes
The idle Hour" run by c. II.
Coryeli. at ss2a Second ave y W.
Ballard. comes under tho council
manic ban because v Ia alleged 70
have harbored cocaine fieuds and
catered to boys.
The fremont" owned by Louis
Anderson. at s335 Ballard ave. was
also biacklistcd because the Sun
day laws we're not strictly oh.
served. II II complained. The third
saloon that will turn dry is that OF
Frank Won Lakivjich. Sos Sixth
ay. 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

~J~~~~s~~~~~~~os~
Room and hoard. home cooking.
1900 week 1914 East 1effef6on. East
1868
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

Eve had compelled the first fig.
leaf creation.
Now. Adam shcommauded.
round up a few horses to laak at
mo"
Thus the show was Inaugurated.
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
aPEcIAI NOTICES.

o@crN~esee@c@esNe~~eees ~e~e~e~e~r-~ec~c~escsNSN
THE 1918 THEATRE
The home Of cowboy and Indian pie
lures. First AV.. next door 10 the
Dream"
br Putnam has reHumed ISIS dental
practice aig-Is Washington
BLDG, i0s First ay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
NEW TO-DAY

FATHERS AND MOTHERS.
DON'T you want new, warm, COM
Portable. easy payment HOME for
your famiiy2 Come In any evening
talk IL over. American Building Co.
100 White Bldg,
"sEArTLE HOME BUILDERS"
GREAT SACRIFICE BY WIDOW
New Groom bungalow cottage. not
quite finished Lot so by 10; lies
hish. with good view. north OF Wood
land Park. II sold Nv q few days will
take ti.0b0, and will make terms
Take Phinney Ave. car to Gbth ST.
SEE l.. u. EVETT q co.
65Of Phinney Ave.
Phones: North i6. Green st2.
Electricai-steel swi.oh boxes aud cab
inets,
SOUND MANUFACTURING co.
$40 Railroad Av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

Two New Senators.
Acke Smith Of Georgia ana
Obadiah Gardner Of Maine. demo.
Gratis. were today sworn In az Unit.
cd States senator's The senate adj.
journed at 1890 .. m. until tounor-
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

THE ROsENBuno UNDERTAKING
co, corner Ninth and Union. Main
1907. Ind, ass. FREMONT or
TlcE 1tiT Fremont ay Phones.
North z2o. Green 81.
nNTfERNOHrH a fONs
Professional Directors and LifsrHed
hmhain.ra 1871 tst Phones gtg
B0nHey Watson Co. Funeral bireo-
tors. Third hv. ana Universally.
Roth phones ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
nuslnEsa ctiAMcrA.

~~~~S1--~~r~~s~S <1~~.-1SDS<S~~~~.~
VIII pufchane past due notes, mort
gHEnn and claims, I'll Boston
Block
Dairy farm. by owner. close IN. fO3
Walker Bldg
Want 10 buy small equities IN real
prupsftlsa zii B0ntgn bloek
HoMkBTEADB.
N~e~a~~ees~o<ees<s<eee<~ <-rsSsN<@SsN~<-N

We can locate you on an exception
ally good homestead or desert
claim III one Of the best fruit sec
lions Of Eastern Washington. CAN
60 see orchard views aud get par
ticuiarH iii sfd ny. Main tSe.
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
THE SEATTLE STAR

% MAIL suBsCRrBEns-T date
when your subscription expires IL
on the address label of your paper
When that date arrives, II your sub
Ecfiption has not again been paid
Ia advance, your name is taken
from tie list change OF date
ON The addrcas label IS A. recelpt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
PATENT ATTORNEYS
PLUMBING AND HrArrro

ID. Il. SPELLMAN co.
Plumbing. steam and gas fitting. We
make a speciality In prompt deiiv-
cry OF work. 1911 Eighth av. Main
1869. Ind 1907
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

SHAW SHOW CASE co.
Bargain lot of show cases, good as
new, S. a foot. zoos End av.. cor.
Virginia. Main Sf06.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

Fer the convenience OF our readers
We have established agencies at the
following drug stores!
y. H. Mullen, s40g Ballard av. Phone
Ballard zoe.
Quaker Drug Stores, Fourth nv and
PIKE St, Third ay. and Madison at.
first ny, near Spring ~.
Transient classified advertising rates
are 10 cents por line when set solid.
figuring words TO the line tatx
Insertions for the price OF fivel un-
der all clnHsiflcRtiona excepting
male or female help wanted, which
will be Inserted free to the efn-
pioycr where the position carries
straight salary
Male or rctnaI~ aifuafiana v.an,ea ,,.tii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04

dale or female situations wanted will
bo inserted nt rate Of rs cents for
three inaertions or is words or less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-04
LANE euRlEN PROPERTY.

NN~NN~N~~<~r~~~N~~ rS-~Nsr~r~~-~e~N4N@H~N~~
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Largo tracts on new Lake Burton car
line. now under construction; 5000.
$40 down. 81 per month.
A. u. WYLpE, az New York Block
Ind. 44te. Main 1855,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-11
GLASSCOCK REFUSES TO
APPROVE SEVEN BILLS
Bunch Of Bills Passed by the last
Legislature Become Laws Without
the Governors Signature.

Charleston. w. Va, March A.
Seven bills passed by the recent Leg
stature became laws Thursday night
without the approval OF Gov. Glass
cock. Among them are bills abolish
ing the state department OF roads and
establishing the office OF state commits.
sioner OF agriculture. The governor
opposed the adjustment OF the roads
department. but no appropriation was
made for the department, and 1t would
have been ineffective IL allowed to
exist
Gov. Glasscock gave much attention
to the bill creating the Office OF com
missioner of agriculture and late yes.
terday had made up his mind 70 veto
It on the ground that 1t is unconstitu
tlonal. but decided to permit it to be-
come a law.
The governor has announced that
the extra session OF the Legislature
to consider a primary election law
will convene late in April or early IN
May.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-11
S150,OOO HOTEL FOR
BERKELEY SPRINGS
Contract For Springs VIII Be Award
cd BY The Legislative Comm ttee
to Charles Bartlett.

After comforting with several promi.
nent hotel owners, the legislative com
mittee appointed at the last session
az the legislature by Governor Glass
cock, to award the contract for the
berkeley Springs hotel. are about to
close the deal with Frank Bartlett, a
promin Mt hotel and real estate man
OF Mannlngt n. In the event of Mr..
Bartlett being awarded the contract
for the springs he will have work
started Immediately on S150,O00
hotel which will be one of thu most
magnificent hotel buildings in the
state.
The legislative committee was in
structed by the state executive TO give
the springs, now owned by the state
to a reliable party who would sign
an agreement to at once erect big
hotel. The committee OF which Dele
gate johnson, OF Berkeley Springs, Is
chairman, have been comforting with
number of prominent eastern hotel
men, but the OFF, made by Mr.. Bart
| lett, is considered by the committee
/ to be the best one, and Mr.. Bartlett
will probably be notified that he has
been given charge OF the springs with
| in a. few days. Work will then be
started by Mr.. Bartlett in erecting the
hotel, which will be completed within
few months.
With a magnificent hotel of this
kind Berkeley Springs will become one
of the greatest summer resorts in the
country, and through time will be the
Hot Springs OF the east Berkeley
Springs is a famous watering place
and during the days when this coun-
| try was inhabited by the Indians, the
tribes camped In the valley during the
spring months to drink this famous
water. The springs were discovered
by George Washington while he was
surveying through that section for
Lord Fairfax When he discovered
the springs several hundred Indians at
that time were camping there.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-03-11
INSURES REMOVAL OF
WORKS TO HAGERSTOWK
Citizens Subscribe S112,5oo to PREFER
ed stock of Geneva, NJ. ".
Iron Works.

At a meeting of the soliciting Gem
mittee at Hotel Hamilton yesterday
morning sufficient stock was subscrib-
I'd TO insure the removal to Hagers-
town from Geneva. N. Y, of the New
York Central Iron Works, and 20 effect
Al organization.
Up until yesterday small amount
of stock to make up the amount need
ed was required. The balance was
subscribed for at yesterdays meeting.
The committee also recommended
that Daniel A. Stickell, o. d. McCard-
ell and John G. Ernest be appointed
as directors in the company TO repre-
sent the Hagerstown interests. The
other three directors will be named
by the company
The working out of further details
in closing up the matter was left with
Messrs. Stickell, McCardell and Emit
Secretary and General Manager c.
Il Williams, Of Geneva, was expected
in Hagerstown today or Monday, when
meeting for permanent organiza.
ton will be held.
The citizens of Hagerstown have
subscribed for $112,500 of the prefer
cred stock, while the company takes
$4,000 Of common stock, putting their
assets in at 100000.