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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
To the Members Of the Bar Of kim
County, State Of Mashia alton:

You, and each OF you. are hereby
notified that a meeting OF the meme
beers Of the bar OF King County.
State Of Washington. will be held
in the King County court house. in
the city Of Seattle. said state, in the
room occupied by the judge OF the
superior court OF said county who
presides over Department No. 1. Of
said court, ON Saturday the goth day
OF June. 1901, at the hour of $50
o'clock in the forenoon. for the pur-
pose Of selecting four electors OF
said county to be recommended by
said bar to the superior court OF said
county. from which said four eIec-
tors. To be so recommended. said sn-
perior court win choose two To act
as jury commissioners in said coun-
" FOR the term of one year and un-
III their successors are appointed
and qualified.
This notice Is given in pursuance
Of an order made and entered thir
day.
Dated June Goth. 1901. 4
ARTHUR L. GRIFFIN.
W. Il. BELL.
GEO. MEADE EMORY.
BOYD J. TALLMAN.
Judges OF the Superior Court of m.
state OF Washington for King
County.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
ITEMS ON
The FRONT

The new river steamer W ~ iaom
~ the North American Trading A.
transportation Co, Will. when com
pieted. be placed on the northern
run. The boat has accommodations
FOR i50 passengers and several hun
dred tons u cargo, and II specially
adapted for barge and sc0w towing
she was named after W. " Ts0u.
vie president 81 the y A. r. a. =.
90, and vas launched at Ballard
two weeks ago.
The tug Marion. owned by the
same company. hut not yet Ia com
mission. will be deHpatc he'd 10 Nome
I'm a few days. The Marion II only
~ feet IN length. She will take the
inside passage 10 Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
FEDERAL COURT.

The Sc aoo damage suit II g, W.
Roberts against the Pacific &-Arrtic
Railway and Navigation Co. and
British columbia Railway Co. was
begun yesterday afternoon Roberts
anoges that the defendant companies
contracted with him to carry freight
ffor she summit ~ White Pass To
Lake Bennett In British Columbia.
ant that they failed tn carry cut
fhslr contract In furniahinE him
fright "a haul after having gone 20
q heavy expense IN purchasing an
outft therefor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28

Miss Edith Prosch. Mr. and Mrs. IS.
l.. crawford. MI and Mrs Dana
iirown, Mr ana Mrs. , "a. StimHnn
AR. fnEle, Mr. Eugene iiurkctt MI
Harry stone. Mr Chna T. ReurtY.
mir Fred - NammanH. Mr. Loe Nc
CloY. Mr. Harry WaltheWt Mr. Paul
richards. M Phillips Morrison. Mr.
clayton Crawford Mr. Harold
Stout Mr g. = chiuu. Nj. ehAH
DeuurRh Nj Warren Taylor. Nj
Bett 4. nlasinH. Mt Jack uoyey.
Mt Cocil Baron. Mr. " a. WRtruuH.
Nj Thomas Frapsioli aud ar. Peep
los.
Mrs. eco ~ atetaon gave hn aft.
rrnaon ai home Thursday. prof
itnmauan the Niulluiaf. whH the
guest Of honor and entertained 81
assembled guests with music nuireH
tlnnH. Among others that contrib
uted 90 the pleasure az the occasion
we're Mise clara snay. Mfa kuhl
man. Mrs Partridge and MrH. N
Hufgman Mrs. =. nrady sung the
celebrated laughing SONG
Mrs strtsnn's home was hehuu
fully decorated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
MOHR ACQUITTED

Maurice Mohr WAS yesterday sc-
quilted from the charge Of criminal
assault BY a jury IN Judge Gnfin'a
department. MOhr was accused of
criminaiiy asaaultlnR Helen Fisher.
-, while In his employ This WAS
the third trial Of the case and on
each occasion the giri told different
story. II VIII be remembered that
Mohr Jumped his bond and went %
Philadelphia, from which place he
vas escorted - this city by Sheriff
Cudihee. Deputy Prosecuting At
torneY Grifiith conducted the states
case yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
LUTHERAN
CONVENTION

The opening session ~ The annual
convention ~ the Lutheran synod
church vas held last night a. that
church. corner ~ olive stfCTf and
aiiHar avenue. Delegates were pres
ent from California ard Oregon. ne
Wril be this state number II
choir selections were rendered. and
short addresses made hy the Nltlt
InH EIrtKNmHm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
SCHRAMM
CONCERT

A small audience greeted little Pa
Iona gchramm aud her little sister
Karla at the Grand opera house last
right. What the audience lacked
ia numbers. however. IT made up m
appreciation. and the applause
ahoworcd upon the little artlstos at
the conclusion Of each number on
the program WAS general and pro-
longed.
Little paloma IL advertised ~ tho
child Wonder, but she Is more than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
CUT WORM
APPEARS

The cut worn, d species n the army
worm has again made no appear
uncr IN Seattle and vicinity II uHu-
ally infoHtH EBrdena. garden truck
and flowers. and haH hlfends been
discovered al the residence 81 y. y
Elliott. the we'll known optleinu. nt
Eighteenth avenue aud Yealer way
II Is comparatively late ia appear
lax la the gardens and among the
flowers THE yeur aud consequently
thr dnmaFr inflicted hY the pest
cannot be Ha harmful nH Il was last
Hfroyed
The cut worm has also appeared al
Dunlap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
Couldn't Hold Them.

The case ~ Edward Lord against
J. Sauderrou aud Jaffe a 90. 10 re-.
cover for Indirectly causing the death
~ his son Elmer Lord. was dismiss
ed by Judge He'll yesterday after
noon. The old man sought 10 hoId
the liquor firm ~ jane a co. re-.
apousihle for the death 81 hts son.
In that they furnished the liquor "a
sam Brown IN the day he murdered
Elmer Lord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
Suburban.


During the absence ~ Health on.
cor Hridsnstina. who - in Alaska
Dr. NJ. l.. Adams II acting In that
capacity az Ballard There la nov
but one case 81 smallpox.
There we're four accidents At Bai-
lard yesterday Charles " OFts
and Martin swift stepped upon rus
~ nails and ~ Houchnrd fell on a
boom at Stimsun'a mill. fracturina
hi7 ninth rib. A. 4. Genks mashed
his thumb IN the Salmon Ray Iurn-
ber cos yard
Poet master George street. 81 pu-
wrmlsh has received ofncinI notffi :
cation that the puWauiah rostoffee
has been changed 70 Georgetown
Also that Mr. street WINS retained
- postmaster. The name Will be
changed about the first OF next
quarter.
The Seattle Brewing and MHitine
co. has Installed into ffs new build
ing az Georgetown 500 b00 u-oYth Of
the latest improved machinery
Ground nearby " now being clear
ed who're q building larger than the
present one will be erected.
Rev. J. Cairns. pastor Of the Ftrat
Baptist church - Fremont received
telegram Yesterday that his
daughter. Mrs Lucy Norton. ~
Carthage. Mo. had died after n short
tiluess Of typhoid fever.
At the residence ~ \. Miller At
Green Lake last night. John +.
Hendricks ~ ChehaiiH. and Miss
Edith l. Sewers. ~ Mayneld. we're
married by Rev. y. a. Burrows Of
Fremont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
CAMERA CLUB
Articles OF incorporation Have Seen
Filed.

Articles Incorporating the Wash.
ingtou Camera club have been nlrd
With the county auditor Tho iucuf-
porators are Charles = Crane. Mrs
Charles Denny. r. a Wilder and n
". hugEins
The purpose 81 the club IL fer "tn.
crcasinE aud difruslug the know ledge
% those natural laws which relate
90 the action ~ light and particular
~ 90 promote improvements In the
knowledge % photography and kin-
dred arts an dscivne~s. Also. L. pro.
mote e center where amateurs may
come together TOT mutual improve
meut aud Instruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
DIVORCE RULING

John Emory fhis afternoon ranta
an important divorce ruling. Ia the
case Of sturgeon Vs. Sturgeon ha
ruled that marriages contracted out
side ~ this state to avoid the ar
fnouths grace after divorce were In
valid. This is Just the opposite ~
the ruling 81 Judge smell Of Tacoma
several weeks ago IN the same case
during the criminal acflnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
MEEK WINS

Tho order restraining J. A Meek
from performing tbs duties 81 liquor
Inspector OF King county has been
vacated and Judgment FOR The de-
PENDANT IN the case Of Chfisty 4
Miller against Meek has been aled
BY Judge Bell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
OREGON
TONIGHT
Pissed Neah Bay at 8 This
Morning.

steamer Oregon. from Meme Sc
attic steamship agency. passed NeAh
hay az ; octoyk this morning aud Is
due tn arrive here tonight at about
~ o.eiotk The oregon sailed June
/. and Was onc of the early arrivals
al Nome tt - said she hripgs a fair
number IT passengers and q small
amAnlIIN OF AnlA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28

A meeting 90 the K,ng County Bar
association Zoe the purpose OF TAX
Ing action IN regard Ia the hppolnt-
ment 81 Jury commissioners viii -
held At the court house, n the hall
OF the criminal department. At . "a
q. IA. SATURDAY. June -. 1901
All practising lawyers are expected
20 b present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
IN THE COURTS


The county commandment are ad-
tetnsiug for bids for the c0natrue-
Won ~ bridge across Boise creek.
ne appeal IN the case 0f r. Con-
way ". The Pacific Door Co. has
Dten diHmisHed by the supreme
court.
'hnrile Anderson. who WIS con-
,ifted N manela lighter for The kill
- ~ John Films. has asked for a
hrW trial
ffvDfs ~ claim against the North
rssierH Glass works are being made
petore Judge TaIlman
= Jury In Judge Hudkins' court IN
nfAfing the case Of i 81 Wood
.{tainst Anderson Bros 10 recover
w Dana gea. for the loss u timber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
TOO Much Jahnaon"

People who like comedy, and know
when 10 r. we'll acted. viii ind much
70 please them in the production ~
Too Much Johnson" now holding
the boards 81 the Third Avenue the
alter. Augustus BalllnRH. the ac-
e0mmodatinR prevaricator. is ably
banded BY ". =. French. an actor
II experience and Versatility The
much abused and aii-confuaed John
son was played BY Geo. VI. Hayes,
and no brought out al the rollick-
inR fun II Possesses The famaInd
er ~ the company acted well. never
for moment stepping outside the
bounds Of farcical comedy. Too
Much Johnson" will be repeated to-
night ut the matinee tomorrow and
again IN the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
Theaters.
mslyilIs Msepo~el.

The theafergoers Of Seattle will
soon have an opportunity 70 see NJ
Melville Mcdowell at the Seattle
theater in tao weeks season n
aardou'z plays
Mr.. Mcdowell IL supported by
Miss Florence STONE and a first-eiass
company.
During the engagement Ia T0s-
ca and Fedora viii be presented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
RECITAL BY
ROMANOFF

Antoine Homunen the celebrated
Hungarian violin yiftunHu. 90 hiu
concert iast night at the Hamakef
music store. sustained hiF world
wide reputation A large and -
elusive audience listened To- his
wonderful reuditionr. especially
the mnhtetpisrr op. g. Concerto
Msudaluaohu and EleEie Up 10 Ernst
81 Rumauun Nut return fu Hr-
attic earts next week and VIII en-
EHkc in grand concert work. the ad-
KanremruI ~ pupils and the fnlHh.
Ing uf their musical education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
"alons Ia Greater Hs~ Yerk.

Alone In Greater New York" a
play dealing with a Wall street nm
anciai crisis and the after effects,
whereby a wealthy family il impov-
ished and are left pennllesa alone In
New York forms the theme Of the
play. Among modern mcl0dramaa
none has a stronger or more natural
plot than this. The play will he
mounted and produced By a COM
ratcnt rouuanv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
CAUGHT IN
THE ACT

CLERKS on the second floor
81 AscDougaii a southwick' =
store. caught a woman -ssith $40
worth of eapes and jackets beneath
long cape she Vas wearing. De-
tecffves were called and the wo-
man vas a. 5s30 O'Clock taken to a
dressing room for a thorough search
inx BY women employees ~ the e.
Enlistment. The woman's name n
Withheld. She may be arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
ITS UP TO
CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. n. C.. June a.
ne secretary of the treas
urv holds that there t. no apprn-
triation available fer the payment
e the rnfunderN a. importers on
psfte Riean products recently held
b the supreme court TO BE exempt
from duty Congress must make
special appropriations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
REMOVED HER HAT

Miss Othelia Carroll examined the
ilfy IN Judge Bells department 81
ne superior court yesterday after
noon N the ease 81 Mary Dennis
exainsf the City Of Seattle. While
N the courtroom Mis- Carroll re-
moved her bat without being re-
questfd 70 Do 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
Master Farmers Unite.

a grievance committee ~ che Mas
Ter BARRIERS nHHnftatinH has been
appointed. hose duty a shall hs 70
adjust all difficulties between EN-
piuYsn and employers. The assaeln=
ton has rs members and confines a..
Hsif g. fsscent Hhnfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
Handsome New Quarters.

This Young Women.a Christian as
HueiAitau is moving today into the
ueN quarters which occupy the en-.
tire second fa8f ~ the new GuftiHa
block On annand aNrnue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
{. c. Huahes u.

o. q Hughes. ~ che las nrm Of
strive Allen IuHhHs & Mlekru.
r. today resting easily after au OPP
GRAFTON performed upon Rim last
evening for appendicitis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28

4 very large percentage OF the
best people in Seattle come 10 this
drug store mainly because It's
a good one.
You get what you ask for and
pay invariably less than any
where else and the assurance
that things ARE what they
seem" is Worth much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
TOO LATE TO CD ACSIFl


ATTENTION
camp So So WaasimHn - the
World. ustEhfsufHs
You are hereby requested 90 at
tend the funeral - our late neigh
bur. W l.. Meredith. sunday. June
18th 1901
YOU will nissse assemble At FlkE
hhn at ~ g. IA. The funeral wiii
- held from the Methodist Protest
art ehurs b. eofnnf Third avenue and
rIua street. at - clock y ~. Rev
Clark Davis aniciatin3 At the rhufrh
ard fhf Wuaffueu sill conduct ths
ceremonies at the sfave
p n nrHru
Consul Commander
g. A KOEpFIt
Clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
Iudae speekeri.

a spsek~rt. tof Is years surnr.
81 n criminal practice IN Louisville.
kN.. has located tn Seattle and aFrn=
81 Ian nf1es in The Arlington
block ever the paHguffsr Judge
Hpeekrff rHHHrd a. one - the Lad
inE criminal lawyers 70 the state ~
keufuf -. having tried many reies
DRAFTED cases there BE decided fhaE
thee tu a arsaf future before Sc.
attic ara concluded 10 cums here
- could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28

The searchllRbf at 1864 Second
avenue. 81 pleasing crowds with n
new program Of Edis0n's moving
uIctuFea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28

THE picnic ara mammoth enter.
taiument Eitsn b the Actors Re
lief Fund a. Madison Park ball
grounds June 81. VII be postponed
until sunday. July m. on account
- the funeral - nur esteemed
rhL.I ~ nn-Ice. WIN MoraALlh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28

launches for charter aehrftEs
Hfra. Madrnnn PARK Tel West g1l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28

rtf Cumyaw Chinese Root cure,
Nheam afiam aWtH. Lyon huuas
attM foinfnhls street. between sec
ord avenue and THIRD avenue. One
fouHH "a ~. to au IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
New York Dental ParlOrs

el4 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE.
Second ncor. Howard building. oppo-
ate Mutual Llfs building.
Main onice. Portland. Or; branra
cfaee. San Frznelsco. Cal Hours. 3
&c 8. Sunday. 10 70 g. Ladies Alway~
IN MttendAuce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28

l. II Height. who was arrested as
disorderiy person, had his sen
tence 81 10 days suspended. on his
good behavior.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-13

Monument. pluck built Faneuil Hall: and
pluck built Plymouth Rock, which all tho
ages OF time and eternity cannot shatter.
He has three noble Names continued
the orator. "Arthur-the king-Tenny-
son wrote about him: Arthur. who as
cended the throne when President Gar
held was shot: Stanley-the greatest ex-
piorer the world has ever known: and"
but no famous Metcalf came to the speak
er s tongue. so he had to grasp the hand
OF the sn-king-explorer-
stood near in some amazement. and send
MIN away in his own right as regards his
last name
Arthur Stanley Metealf walked up the
asphalt OF fremont Street the centre of
a crowd of newshoys and loafers. aud had
to grasp the hand of many a weN-wisher,
who walked few feet toward San Fran
cisco with him. But at Beacon Street he
turned up the hill. and most OF his fol-
lowing deserted. The dog would have
liked to join the majority and bask all
winter in the shadow of Plymouth Rock;
the Golden Gate held no glory for his
watery eyes. But Arthur Kept a strong
hand on the rope.
Arthur's plans were very definite, for
few miles. They broadened. however,
with distance from Boston
III walk out through BrookIine, New
ton Centre, Newton Highlands, and strike
OF for Worcester said he land then I'll
be Off for the Rockies" That is pleas
ant itinerary. And you'll reach there
when? ?" oh in about eight months, I
think I'll walk. in good weather. about
twenty miles day and in the summer
III walk mostly at night and sleep by
day. I'll work in all the large cities at
anything can get; I'll take my time about
the trip"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-13

and assertive. Men with fine brown hair
are quick. thoughtful and less apt to be
selfish than their very light or very dark
haired brothers. Women with pale
blonde hair, of the colorless, ashy kind
are impulsive and changeable; those with
dark brown hair the reverse.
People with very light and fine red hair
generally succeed in anything they at
tempt They are invariably well man
nered. and know how to charm. but can
be quarrelsome. selfish and irritable at
times. Those with rich. dark-red hair
are more amiable in every way"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-13
A GIANT OF sMoKEsTACKs.
America's TaIIest Chimney to Grace
New Jerseys Soil.

From the New York SUM-
The tallest chimney on this continent is
being erected at Constable Hook Bay
onne. ~ J.. whence come the smoke and
gases Of which the people of Staten ISL
and, the Jersey coast adjacent and navi-
gators of the harbor have been complain
ing for the last five years. The stack is
being put up by the oxford Copper Com
pany, whose plant adjoins that of the
Standard Oil Company. to carry off the
smoke and gases from the furnaces VIII eh
have been the chief source of complaint.
1t is costly undertaking. but The COM
panies at Constable Hook have been hard
pressed recently by strenuous protests
against the nuisance arising from their
furnaces. The supervisor OF the harbor,
Lieutenant Commander John c. Fremont.
complained to Washington a few months
ago of the smoke clouds as dangerous to
navigation. and the newly elected Con-
gresham from Richmond. Nicholas Null
Ter, pledged himself in his campaign TO
try to get Congress to do something to
abate the annoyance. SO the chimney is
being built to head off possible trouble.
1t isn't an easy task to build tall
chimney on the made land at Constable
Hook. but an expert chimney construction
company which has been in business in
Europe for the last twenty-five years and
has erected several thousand tall stacks
over there has undertaken the job. II is,
however the biggest that concern has
ever tackled. The company's works are
built In the middle of a swamp on filled-in
land. To make the new chimney absolute
ly safe an excavation was made until
hard gravel was struck, from fifteen to
twenty feet below the level of the ground.
Then in this excavation an area forty
five feet square was filled with piles driv-
en- as close to each other as they could
be put and on the top of them a solid
mass OF concrete was laid to the level Of
the ground.
The stack itself has base thirty feet
square for an equal height Above this
point the chimney is round 1t Is to be
built up to a total height OF $50 feet. The
diameter at the top will be ten feet. The
weight OF the stack is to be 20, COO tons
and the cost Of erecting ii will be in the
neighborhood OF s50.OeO The builders
have promised to compiete it by February.
The material used is brick, that at the
base being ireproof.
From experience gained In other places
the company is certain that the new Chin
ney will end the smoke and gas nuisance
SO far as its plant is concerned. They say
that the gases passing up through the
chimney will never be noticeable at the
surface again.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-13
TIKI PINK PERSIAN.

There were two or three people in the
world who owed US a little money. Mac
murray. the publisher, owned me the
small balance of a triHing account. My
friends SummersaIes (who is really a no.
table colorlsp was in treaty with a pos
sible buyer over one of his pictures, and
might soon be expected to repay me- the
e5 which, after his custom, he had Dor
rowed to buy the frame. Yvette had writ
ten a song to order for an amateur COM
poser. All these were pink checks dut-
tering in air. summersales' excepted.
which would arrive in e5 postal orders.
or, perhaps. CT and an abject apology.
LyInehurch was the second hating place
We had marked on the reduced ordnance
map when We planned that long holiday
which was to take in everything lovely
and desirable in two or three counties.
We found Lymchurch very cheap and
inaccessible. and we stayed there. u was
there that we had first counted out our
money. and found how little there VAS of
it when It was spread out. And at the
end OF the three weeks there was so little
left that | kept il in my pocket for fear
my wife should depress herself by count
ing il. But she knew exactly how much
there was.
''oh dear" she sighed one morning
across the breakfast table. we ought to
have waited
She looked thoughtfully at the hts OF
bread and butter on our plates. and the
heads and tails Of the shrimps IN the slop
basin.
AS far as spending money goes, time
and money are nothing 20 Us. We spend
our money wherever we are. Whether
at Esshapur or B8byl0n-you know.
And here az least there is no temptation
TO waste it by pairing anything on &C
count, and here We We can smile at that
last quarters gas bill. which lies besot-
ting itself whore the buitered toast has
been"
She glanced doubtfully ct it as it lay
there. pale aud greasy.
I suppose there is nothing one can DO
TO earn money here. II we caught
shrimps we could but eat them (and ii
would cost Us more than that In the
colds We should gen. Or we might scar
eels IN the marshes. and the same destiny
would be theirs. / wish publisher paid
ready money
Everyone wishes that about everyone
else I returned. Il expect the butcher
wishe5--''
he can't wish II more than do, she
interrupted Seine people black their
faces when they are at the seaside, and
sing and play. and make heaps OF
money. and go back hrst-class."
NJ Ltmchurch?"
NO: We ought 20 have gone TO Mar
gate. So few Of them play the mandolin.
and I'm sure none Of them play the guitar
as well AS ] do
Let US take the mandolin" I said
briskly, and the guitar in the baize bag.
We will walk inland TO the little green
squares on the tourist map. Those are
parks. where the wealthy mobiles DWELL
We viii call on the wealthy mobiles and
endeavor to cheer them in their 'agricul-
tural depression
Yyette took the mandolin from the lit
tie horsehair sofa and laughed.
well, go row." she said but they
won't give US anything. and / believe a
J. p could convict you for being found
with a guitar"
Stuff / said. gayly.