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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13
OPTIMISTIC REDFIELD

William {. Rcdic1d, secretary OF commerce. addressing the State
Business Men, association OF Connecticut At Hartford Tuesday night.
asked with a smile what had become OF dc threatened flooding OF
American markets. with foreign made goods attracted by the nW tai
if schedules
Nh men are wtnrsc, that the hoodng ii our market, with the
products Of the ,o-canrI pyupcr labor OF Europe ha, OF occurred,
he said may. the total imports for the entire period sine the tariH
came into effect ere actually less than they were for Il like period a
year ago What ma become OF the millions in value OF goods Waiting
to be unlcadcd upon IS whereby the power to purchase more cheaplE
was to bring III easter ard distress upon American industries:
"In,tcad, It, ed tor and speakers look back over the cold. hard
facts OF III iurveu trade, their remarks about the flooding Of IL
markets must come TO- their thought as the things IN would rather
not have said.
"McnWhic the current ma, run strongly the other way. and par
tcularly i, this tue in the matter OF FULLY finished materials Our
foreign trade continues t. grow despite the normal Quotations from
month to month in the total export business. Those. ii there were
the largest ever KNOWN namely $1S45OONmU must have experienced
a rude shock when the import, tr January fell off over $50lNOWFO
so as to be even les, BY almost $9MO0O than the month OF january
1913"
The secretary was optimistic concerning general conditions.
"Looking about over America with a horizon large enough 70
cover It all. me see, no serious factor tending to trouble" he sal
The fall OF prices has already begun. 1t takes time to filter through
phases OF distribution to the individual buyer through the retailer, but
he process is, begun, and we'll begun"
The situation among the unemployed Rcdied regarded as improv-
ing. affairs in that respect" he said, ARE better than they yer i
month ago; very much better than the were ninety days back"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13
TAXATION

Pick up almost any newspaper and somewhere within it will be
found al article o taNation. That question of taxation has been agitat-
ing the world for 10, these many centuries. it has never been settled.
We suspect that it never will hc ~ practccd it is filled with anoma-
lies. For instance, a great church or cathedral is built. the ongrega
ton is filled with rivalry in the matter OF its adonment.
One wealthy mcnber supplies the organ; another the stained VIM
doWs; until when completed the structure represent, two thousand
dollars expended Tor pride for every thousand expended for essentials
'mt When 1t comes t. lcv!irg taxes. the taNgathercr is warned WAY
rom the structure because it is Cod, house But under it, shadow
Is a title house and lot. In the house is a tired woman and five
babies the husband and father being away earning the money needed
o teed and cIothc the babies. Which does anyone think God holds
as dearest; the woman and five children and the father away at work,
or he big church in the shadow OF which the little home is stuated3
Still The home is taxed for it, full worth and the tax h, to De paid
while tine big church is held as too sacred to tax.
1t is the sam way with hospitals. They evade o. the score Of
being charttable institutions They do a little charity work. The same
as ne man VINO run, a bar some times gives a tramp a drink. bt all
"ho al pay are charged to the limit in those institutions and 1c
uuthi every on IS rn % for charity but for the money
4 banE Is taxed o its capital stock except when the owner. of the
oaK " likewise realty, then t the extent of their realty. the tax
o II the stock is RENTED.
a wealthy man build, a 10000 house and puts $4,000 more IN
furniture within It, lie Is taxed at what the house and furniture v,ou1d
Drng at a forced sale. But the poor man in the 5000 cabin pavs full
taxes upon it.
\ rlch MAJ loans $lWWOM o mortgages in m orside st,te Of
course me stat III which he lives has no lien upon that bt the mo,
VIC oorro" thc money hav to pay the taxes upon it in the outs;de
tate M Ia to send the owner of the mortgage his interest
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13

These are only samples but they are sufficient t" O t"t il''
the wears OF trial there is no where in any spot under or flag any
thing like fair taxation.
Apparently the genius OF mar has never yet deNNel a plan thfousH
which such axe, al be levied and only IL thing is made clear
which is that the poor mar who owns a little property always pays
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13
MORE WIRELESS WIZARDRY

In noting the wonders Of wireless te1egraphy it has been said
that it could O preven collisions OF ships within a short distance OF
each other in a Jog. but recent tests made on the steamer NOrthland
and the United States revenue cutter Seneca prove this statement
wrong. The Marconi apparatus or "dHreCion hnder-technicaly cal
ed radio goniomcter-ineta1ed on the vessels. showed accurately the
direction from which the radio signals came. The apparatus is indep-
pendent Of the regular wireless outfits and requires power for
operation. There is a separate installation Of aerial wires. presenting
two triangle, which bi,ect each other at right angles. Its range is
from forty to fifty niles and it a be used either by the wireless
operator or by the navigating officer
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13
Get Ready for the Ball

Don't forget the St. Patrick's ball
to be given by the ladies of the Cath
ollc churchill is going to be the al
fair de creme of the season and
everybody is going In addition to
the dancing one of the finest sup
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13

Some Neveada papers are now jumping to California because
the authorities o. certain sections OF that state are trying to drive
out the W w. and as there is 10 available outlet to the north or
south, and if they go farther west they will land i'll the ocean they
must pcrforcc be driven to the cast passing through Nevada o their
editor, this is regarded a another slap at Nevada from California.
What absolute rot
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13

Thanks to the members OF \tvadas Womcns relief corps and
to that OF Carson City in particular. the battlc>hip Nevada, greatest
OF all drcalnuught, is to receive 4 complement OF flags second to none
in the navy. When they are flung to the brceze> OF the vast waterways
OF the world let IL, hope they will forever remain unsuIEci. md ii
they ever 90 down let it be at the masthead OF the ship fighting fm
the right
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13

Palatable Lunch
Set every night at Dicks place Tor
the benefit Of patrons. Good mu-
sic.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13

Judge J. H. Stevenson Of the Municipal court in Portland, Ore.
set an example in passing cntcnCe on opeeder> which should be fol-
lowed by other Judges throughout the land. W. C. Rurkcr, a millions
aMe cubman, a found guilty OF driving his automobile fifty mile,
hour within the city limits and was sentenced by Judge Stevenson
to five days hard labor on the city rock pile.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-13

pers ever spread in Carson is going
to he served no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04

"The Romance OF the Landlady's
Daughter. or. Politeness Keeps
One Out OF Trouble" was the com.
ody skit staged In the police court
vaudeville yesterday afternoon
with Justice Thomas Mcmahon SIT.
ting as censor.
Miss Laura Beeler. who lives
with her mother at 1901 Yesler
way. the ticket girl at the Electric
theatre. was the damsel in dis
tress.
l.. Dorie. n roomer Mt her home,
reluctantly assumed the role of the
persistent "vilyun." who refused 20
take no for an answer after he
had twice asked TO accompany the
young lady home, so the story
went.
Asked 20 Accompany Her
Yes. he rooms out at our
house. but that doesn't make any
difference. | don't want anything
to do with him." said the girl. He
came up 20 me on the street and
asked 10 walk home with me and
| told him | didn't want him lie
kept on asking. and said |
wouldn't. ne said he'd show me
whether would or not Then !
told the officer wanted the fell
low TO quit bothering me-"
Dorie said he was Just joking
and meant no harm. thinking he
knew the girl well enough TO walk
home with her after several talks
with her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
SHORT NEWS
ELSEWHERE

Miss Nora Leahy. 10. swan Hell
Gate, Z X miles, In two hours, break
ing the record set by Miss Adeline
Trap.
President Wilson left 10 take the
principal part in the ceremonies at
Philadelphia.
Secretary Bryan announced tho
completion OF peace treaty with
France. to be sent TO the senate.
Or. VIM. T. uhl, Los Angeles
dentist, swallowed poison and held
off would-be rescuers with a re-
yolver. He will recover.
Mrs Lleaonns kursnaaa, white
woman who eloped from San Fran
cisco IL years ago with Frank
kuranaga. Japanese. denied divorce
at Los Angeles.
Unidentified, richly dressed wom-
an. 40. struck and killed by an auto
mobile at Los Angeles.
Santa Monica police ordered 70
arrest all Fourth OF July Washers.
Thousands are dying In China
from flood and starvation.
Senator Tom Gore has narrow
escape when lightning wrecks
building at Sallisaw, Okla.
Frank Denton, IS, blinded BY
small cannon explosion at Spring
field, III.
First victims Of Fourth reported
at Chicago. where two boys were
killed by exploding fireworks.
Removal OF Liberty Bell to San
Francisco meets opposition at Phil
adelphia.
Papers on body Of burglar killed
at Yorkville, Ill. show he was
board OF trade operator.
Tempted by Satan" 10 defsnss
OF Miss Nancy Snuff. SIS. arrested
at Los Angeles for attempted ex-
tortion.
French-Arpentine treaty sIgnsd.
Controller OF currency calls for
statement OF condition OF all M
tiofal banks at close OF business
June 30.
Civil war veterans In London eel
citrate today.
Resignation Of ouerldo Mohsno,
Mexican minister OF commerce and
industry, accepted by Huerta-
Royal funeral services held for
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and
wife. slain at Serajevo.
New York. Pennsylvania sod I'LL
nois pay more than half OF total
income tax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
AN ARDENT SWAIN
LANDS IN COURT
BY TIE OFFICE BOY

II told the officer II was none OF
his business and he says. mi pinch
you
Go ahead and pinch | told
him. And he did He also hit me
with his fist.
Had you been drinkingY" asked
Prosecutor BodweIl.
mo. you can bet he would have
booked me for drunkenness II he
had half a chance"
DO you ever drink"
"Yesl"
do you ever swearg''
Il sure do"
Admits He Slapped Him
officer Harris said he meant to
be kind with the young man, but
was called name when he spoke
to Dorie about the girl.
yes. slapped him. He didn't
fall clear down" said Harris.
Regardless of what went on be-
tween the defendant and the Off
Ger. the young man was guilty of
disorderly conduct In persistently
asking the girl TO accompany her
home. Fifteen dollars fac" said
the court.
Chief Grifflths sat in the back.
ground and heard with apparent
interest the admission of the Of
ficer that he slapped the man he
arrested.
The chief is not strong for the
slap stuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
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Or. c. n. Jones will return to &C.
attic next week.
ST. Marks choir concert Wed
nesday night
Rev. J. c. Boone OF Iowa a.
dressed annual meeting Gospel tab
eruacle OF the Missionary Alliance.
Work OF repaving Second ~.
begins.
Rev. r. r. Hart will take place
OF Rev. f.. V. Shayler. ST. Marks
church, while latter il on vacation.
July Church Life is off the press.
Postal receipts for year show
s2i1 1887 increase.
King County Democratic club
holds Fourth OF July luncheon.
Central Christian church dedica-
ton takes place Sunday.
U. S. customs service employees
picnic at Wildwood park July IL.
Rev. c. n. Curtis will speak az
Y. w. c. A. vesper services Sunday.
Band concert at Fort lawton
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Myron Cooley breaches at
Tabernacle Baptist church Sunday.
Alameda comes from ketchikan
In AZ hours and 80 minutes.
Barkentlne James Tuft due from
Hongkong.
St. Marks parish picnic, Fort
Casey, July %.
c. II. Morford elected Seattle Re-
tail credit bureau president.
lumberman roundup at Raths-
keller Tuesday noon.
Special services at Salvation
Army all next week.
Trinity parish extends call 70
Rev. w. II. Bliss. Spokane, to act
as associate pastor.
Musical service at First Chris
tian church Sunday night.
With big tourist parties, Hum
boldt and jefferson sail for North.
L. n. Darwin, state fish commits
sioner, looks for lake in which to
place 1000 silver salmon.
Rev. A. w. Beaver OF Brooklyn
breaches at First Baptist church
Sunday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
PUBLIC MARKETS


TOP Noor. hehy chicks. tie each hahs
faeka 80 each, baby turkeys. IA 800
stains - 70 -. tiE cans milk. Sc. pink
salmon. So ran. pure cider vinegar, lee
hatus stalls 20 :. shoulder lamb. a.
H. sifiain steak. .nr 10 pot roast Ice
- lard. Ice ~ stall D. iiftie neck
clans Sc at. silver smsit. ioc 10. lis
sse sois. tts 49, large shAd. 80 each
shad rus. ztc ~ Stall q fnstwurs, r6s
~. ffankf0stsrs. tic 10. home made han,
loaf Zee 10. head cheese. $50 ~ garlic
savage. lie -. Stall ~. old Missouri
sgur pickles. isc ses gsrman dli pickles
ttc d9s. : dor ;tc. stalls is.sa. Green
Lake sFrs. ten dor fresh churned bot
ter. ? ihs Gee. beet jersey batter lba
sEr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
SHOOTS HIMSELF

w. II. Hahnenkradd. 751 Glover
dale St. 2s years old and married.
undressed to retire last night: then
suddenly changed his mind. walked
out to the woodshed and shot him
self dead with n shotgun
Hahnenkradd. who was a bar.
tender. was believed to be suffer
ing from dependency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04

A. fsaiies rear main floor large
cans pork ana beans, stc. big cans
fdhhrs milk. 1sc3 cream cheese, soc 10
large pkg coda crackers. secs pkEs
corn flakes ltc. itc cans CLANS. Toe. :
cans pink salmon. 9bc. cans saralnes.
tse. stalls ei-ii hAiihut Or haiihut
cheeks he ttc, black rod. ice n
iiux cod. lbs 1tc: fiiIst % sole. : lbs
Csc sfau ~. home grown beans lbs
zsc. Hurhauk potatoes, . ihs. shc Early
Rose potatoes. ibs Zoe. old potatoes. 6
lbs toe. cabbage. ic N. stall s. fresh
rhurusd butter. anc IL. cream brick
cheese. sec 10 New York sharp cheese.
tee TO- Rnquefori cheese eco 10. Edam
cheese. ste 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
GETS HIS EARLY

Charles Burgess, cook for the
Dungeness Logging Co.. will be
spared his usual Fourth of July
headache.
Yesterday he landed in town with
upwards OF $370.
lie became congenial with two
other men. Drinks. Loss of men,
DRY.
Money all gone.
Receiving cell. city jail. TO sober
up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04

aeroplane.
In there anything in the round
world women will not faee-ex.
cept n mouse7
Madame De CaEtella Is the lat
est candidate for honors as the
braveet woman In France. Her
husband. an airman. recently de.
signed parachute intended TO
prevent aerial oaiastrophes The
safety OF aviators. fame and for.
tune depended on his success
To test the invention II was nee
essary that someone take big
chances
Madame DE CaAiella was bound
to her husbands biplane. which
rose with her suspended beneath
Il. Al the height OF $500 meters.
when the earth was a dim map
spread far below. she calmly cut
herself loose and parachuted back
10 safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
HARVARD WINS
ROYAL REGATTA

HENLEY. July 4.-Thc Harvard
university second crew today won
the grand challenge cup In the
royal regatta here by defeating the
Union Boat club OF Boston. The
betting on the contest was heavy
and the course thronged. The
members OF the Union Boat club
are all former Harvard men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04

stai ~. s-ih. cans ~ pineapple. SO
/ large cans - minced clans itc. stall
1903. all fruit Jar caps. 200 don Jar
riugA Sc dos paraffins wax. 100 10
stall 1888. all kinds spices. Be-. ginger
snaps. Zoe ~ bars Lenos soap Zoe.
stall a. lsniila or split peas. 2 lbs. 1be,
stall 1881 lamb chops. lbs ssc. Eastern
bacon. &c d. stan 1911. picnic hams.
II2tso 10 pig iowis. iiMc ~. stall -.
/ pot roast 1870 ~ lamh chops. i2Ac
| III shoulders % lamb. Toe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
MEXICAN TROOPS SEND up
ROCKETS TO CELEBRATE 4TH

VERA CRUZ July 4Mexean at La
unable
unexpected compliment, lack Of fireworks
The Vera Cruz forces eebrst Included of
officers club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
SUCH IS CAMPING

Clarence w. Tucker. $50 w. 63rd
St. who is camping with three other
boys on the west side of the Lake
Washington canal, told the police
today that somebody cut the rear
wall of their tent open last night
and stole $50 and n revolver.
Nowhere will you find more beau
tiful scenery than Puget sound Of
fers. Big excursion MP Hood Canal
Sunday. Big ad. page ADV.
Big excursion TO Hood Canal
Sunday. See big ad on page 3.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
WARE. SPEEDERS

Police Chief Griffiths today
ordered his captains TO see that
speeders are held more rigidly in
check than usual today and tomor.
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
Ia LOST AND FOUND

Pound any sratesf Rememhsr We have
the finest equipment IA tho Northwest
Tor cutting and polishing haaies and
other stones MYron ~ tYmons sos
Pike ~. neat 60 owl nruE Co The
jeweicr who ALWAYS soils fur less
Losr oN JUNE ~ A s-cAnAr ntA,
MONp WtNO. ABOUT Z MILES TITUS
sIpn Or aNoQuAtMtm rALLH AT
TflE FAILS on AT NORTH liFNn
ANY REASONABLE AMOUNT Will
uE PAID ron THE RETURN or
THE NiNG 10 ANETrt AMnNt.
CAN cAFE rouNru ANp rikh
Lost 1une no. dark brown long. curly
hair nussian poodle siiFhtly stray, old
blind In ONE eve. Return o. "a Belle
vue av y flr reward
iost june n 1914 one uurfet pin
tiHdef please return 90 Miss ~ T.
Hamilton. ~ Draws 81. receive 70
NAHd
tasi nraceist valued as heirloom Vsfy
literal reward cali tiioit ltts
lost Nohby tire. damared on rora
tteaten. saturday night. reward. Call
ueaeen iett
t.ost Large Airsdaie doe. named hoh. a.
Pier =. enc week aKo o. reward for
return rhonr Kenwood iaro
wil the lady vhe pirhea up sless~s IN
Rhodes te-ceuf store saturday after
nnan pieass phone Fast iNLef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
AGENTS WANTED

Wanted AGENTS 30 cents uu quaint
uest buys fali siss Comprrssei ar
waahtns machine. women srah u st
Oh tot patented tanuar, So ioifi thor
ouEhig cleans tub ~ clothes IN min
utesl weighs : pounds. washfar nov
a pleasure Mr. Marrick earned 80
ntsi weetsi "a it-year-pid kansas boy
made SIS 90 outside schoi hours iu one
month arna fur cAtainr W. today
set you county fiFht Avoid limitations
weifau Co. $50 oak -. telrsic. y
Aaenta~A new one. concentrated safi
drinks every horne church fair. pirnies
lava fots. haN park stand. etc, bays
them whifiwiua SELLERS sreai prnfita
suaU package makes ~ EiAssesi orange.
ad3 grape. raspberry. etc hurry dHh Z
wait. 10 ready Or The hos season
Write aufck American Products Co,
fstt Sycamore 81. Cincinnati ohin.
Vide awake sEsnts make bis meusr sell
Ing nur easily demonstrated speciality
write for free pariiruiars Manchester
Msfehanaise Geo flf o. Cedar o., Den
YER. colo
Arsats Here's vhst thsy All want Goa
ssntratct beer tablets. mskss genuine
beer - aaains water not nsW beer
the rsai article carry goods HEht To
pocket. enormous demand large
rrnnts Write ~ today The Andrew
Co. Dept ttss. clncinau. ohio
Anrnts b. every town peai sriiins house
hold article start a. onret large de-
msna Tor snads Us 90 SO werA
Success assured tnNsHttNAtn today
Western Mfg Co, 20 " fifth. hhef'
,,.N@.@s>.S.s~~~~s
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04

COWS Address owner iios 10, AlHoha,
wash
We haye water We are Tradins the
streets nea No before you buy
Tnn LuMHAuD COMPANY
Alaska building
Good 4 roon house on beet lot ~ he3th
f'hrf fra dandy may huit Yuu
a ~ Rogers " y y 30 ?. city
Far sale large corner Jos in nriiinF
ham. suitable fnr apartment house
VIII take 1913 nuiot touring ear iu part
payment Address WaiiinEcfeHt Hotel
LINDEN Was. %
caiuRfY daily 80 quotations Hss us
TtH IrMHAuu ooMpANY
$1,000. Alasta inlldinE
- HOMESTEADS
tso acres Ideal nun ana alfalfa land
near good railroad town. look f1r
this land. properly handled 20 .eu fnf
$500 per acre Within years uaad
soil. good homo market. thirktY settled
community i'fife $3.50 cash for entire
isa acres Address " -. nos i1b. as.
nttis
Free iiomssteafs Alberta and nriiish
calumbia cail - YesLer way room
~ FARM LANDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04

Chicken Dry Goods store. 1873 Wesiiake
Complete poultry supplies. feed remedies
The independent Poultry Gales CO. viii
buy your poultry 1917 Eaatinke AZ
Phone East 5iT
-Four pekiuR ducks. drake ~ Leghorn
chicks and hon turkey laying. one COB
lsr. cheap. 2sii w. 9th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
KENT VISITED BY
DISASTROUS FIRE

A that m unknown
The flames
air and people whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS

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Cupboard doors a speciality
screen doors and windows
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10 POULTRY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
ACREAGE
LITTLE POULTRY RANCH

Ftu~ large tract % land. on nnaradsrn
highway. rasv vaik 20 terry dock
new. Nsii.huiit t-ranm bunKaiaN
with hath. good spring. chicken
houses. with rs chickens Fer
price and terms sen q Haekworfh.
office on Audsrsan'H wharf Nadi.
son park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-04
REAL ESTATE

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