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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
D,scUssloN OF 1HE

CLkNkbnlF Evil
Of the g22 .OOO paid by The state fof
elssk hire during the resent Legislative
session, probably not more than one
f0dFtn earned b. honest, cOmpsteut ser.
vice Rank lavOreiism or Tanker nepOtism
Cor the mOet part saddied this eKpenEe
upon the taxpayers Oi the state 10 or
der 10 give Incompetent young WO-
men, Who onjOyed the distinction Of
leina relatives Or friends Of Legisla-
tors, and equally Incompetent men
uith = political pull, a weh'paid holi-
day --OreRonian.
The yoang women vere not neees-
sarily iDc0mpetent; neither we're the
men neoceesarily equally iDcompet-
ent +" Many d them were eompetsnt
70 d. the work supposei a. D. re-
qnired - them bat theFe vas no work
for majority oi them 70 DO. IL SaS
not intended that they should have
any Bofk 81 nature " beoeht the pub-
iic nereicp We thlnk thar lass than
one-i0arth ~ ne l22. 600 was naturally
earnsd. Perhaps 5000 Wonid b. high
estimate ior al the sork actually re-
required and needed 20 b. per.
iormed -sta'esman.
Tns JorAS.L Il Glad " COPY sueh
commsnts from RspablieaR papers
They Gid no, print the detailed liss Of
The clerks and ho~ much each one GOT
That lssi vas furulsbed By me secre.
tay oi state 70 all lhs paper. but TaE
JoraAl alons printed a. ssh the
Comment Il Ia ths risht nne and Il u
rsirsshins 10 hnd one point q agree-
msns betwssa thass papers
There is 20 way 10 stop this dslib
crate grab gamein uh.eh ne supposedly
respectable slemenis oi so'iesy engage
ba, BY puhlis diseuss'on. snd tha, Il
lost shat viii MOI b. permitted
10 the RePublioan party H.
Falions asdnDwnslls. .itsK uykepiaodlss
and he little Doc smiths will noi -
bsfofe Ihs people aud tell them ths
truth sbout this Kind Of cold hand.
oot Of lhs taxpayers cash. because they
we're al participants. rhese elements
q boih wings d the party are 10 the
saddle and there is nodliieEencs between
ths Mischslliies ani snd-Ni.rhslll, -
"a a,s elsfkships % carry their eads.
Il b uos cay 70 distinguish bossron
buylnga leglslaioT's sote Coz sesa'oF or
Zoe JOB vilh cash o. silh = soit job
fora soisslys. Bul 20 dlsoa'slon Of
ihese abasss aEe psTmitlsd 10 che party
conncils o. ooefentioas.
Ths plalio@s ~iu 20, s,sss ihs facts
aheus shis $4,000 g'aii. ihTes iouTlh o.
whieh ls clear steal By il's aanilssson
q ihs party papers Bas thess paFay
papos wonh never admit thAl Il an
InseI,pnasnt paper dll nos dis up ,hs
lea and parAds a and ral,sTaie Il
intl they ara lpisly sshamei II the
Inoia aud pabllsh oommsnis nks the
lboye. nnt thsy will 10, pablish
nch commsnts shea > saApalxa
.on. 81 wiihhold suppogt irom she
,adrrs Ia sueh . legislature and wers
asponnllae lor the enormoQs sppropd
lions hna iramendoos lobby y elpks
IS usis paid onl ol ne pablie treas.
y for quite aaoiher purpas than
ssical scrylcsa, oi'slailpg iyrs.urlssrs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
DIED.

PATTON.-At the home OF hsr daugh.
ter, Mrs. j. j. Harkins, on Oak street,
Salem, Friday, April 10, 1901. Mrs. E.
c. Patton aged 63 years and 20 DAYS,
of tuberculosis.
Deceased was born in Huntington
county, Pennsylvania, March 80, 1888.
She has lived in Salem for some years,
making her home with her daughter,
where she passed sway.after prolonged
illness. Funeral will be held Sunday
at ? p. m, from the Harknis home, Rev.
Kantner officiating.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20

Who are injured by the use Of coffee.
Recently there has been placed In all
the grocery stores new preparation
called GRAlN-O. made OF pure
grains. that takes the place OF coffee.
The most delicate stomach receives
Il without distress, and but few can
tell IL from coffee. IL does not cost
over as much. Children may drink
Il with great benefit Is cts. and %
cts. per package. Try a. Ask Tor
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
ScrOfuLa
This rsei q many evils

This roct C many evils
C.sr.5u-.sr r1rnsrs. shscesses. pimplss
r.. ct5sr el;s1eous srlpsious. sors
esrs. t-fznsd syelids. ricssts ayYeP-
s cztsrrh. readiness 20 eaten cod
ard -z-s.E.y 70 sst nd Ct q esslly. psls-
-zss l-vg-usss and other ailments
ir1.1l -g ths ccrslmptvs ten5eny-
Can be completely and Permanently
r.-osss. n matter hov young CT Cd
t7e slfsrsr.
Tei-t sarsapefiiis uas kivsr ~ d. r.-sr
- s..as Tsruooy. Wanarsing. y. r.. uko -
h-elfa e-: Efh ssrotaia sores au over hsr
f.es s-l bad Ihe frsf hcsrle heipes her
sd u1er ~ htt faksl sir fhs sores wsre al
lstl d AMI her faee sss susoash re urftes
,h.f Sc tas never shoru any sirn q The
ser1fufa retrrrfrr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20

When a man Is drowning his rescue
u question of umely help Il Is the
same thing An disease. Many a time the
doctor saws Of a man whose condition Is
hopeless, u you'd begun IN time YOU
might have been cured
This Is especially tFle when the Dis
ease Affects the lungs Delay IS danger
otls The timely use OF nr Pierce .
Golden Medical Discovery viii result in
quick cure Of deep seated coughs.
bronchitis, aud weak lungs. Even When
hcmOuhages have been frequent ana
proiuse rGOlien Medical Discover,
has hecn used time aud again with the
result Of a pcTiect aud permanent cure
Mr. McCauley, of Leechhurg. Armstrong
Co, Pa, bad eighty-one hemouhaFcs
and after other meJhcal ail had nne3
he Was completely cured by the use of
"Goldrn Medical piscoyer,.7
Accept no substitute for Golden Ned-
ical Discovery" There Is no other uei-
seine Just As good Tor weak lungs
~as 30 Poor heaiih whru I goruwrBr-.l
taAins ~ tielcr lucdigtns, write ar Rr--
Lawtyr, "a ioiga lvicrson Co. Iad Il ~
s'". 80. n Aia,ns. heast aad la9g uoghlss Vas
AMI heuorFhass q ths Nngs. 81 sRrr 80
Nsat mratltng shNc I confnencrd ta s.rir ~
aeaY lcok acHat "a hsliics al ~. IL 'f--'.
Aqtisai hisf2fcN thee. and kz spun. 4 h.5
Gupfr tnd a srttlcd % my langs fra,frs -
S4h = eseiv egtgh had the locia al h.
49,. usitsine satn aud taok thrcr ~ fr,,-
..tusf ~ ne ntseofrFf and two riahs 1f hi
f'ttNs frisiA ana that ftraighienrd me rr
I icrl hkc a diaerrut pcus,u Il ei.ii, ,-,,.-
,aen4 soaF mrdistnr 81 aN saitrcla I'd -.
u gurcd me9 e-rN
nE heree's Common sens M,li,,i
Adviser, paper covers Is sent firs on r.-
eeiW ~ a. one-cent stamps 10 uty rx-
pcnse VI mailing aalF Aldrrss Ilr y
y heroe, hahAlo. N.Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
To Whom II May Coneern.

Reposing especial confidence I'm the
integrity and ability Of Miss Francis q.
Parkhurst, she has this day been ap-
pointed and commissioned Resident
Agent Of The Liverpool * London Il
Globe Ins. Co., for the city Of Salem and
vicinity: with free power 70 bind the
company in Fire Insurance Contracts,
issue and sign policies and necessary
endorsements, to receive and receipt for
all moneys due the company.
We Despeak for her continuance of
the liberal patronage extended to her la
mented father in his lifetime.
CHAs. ID. HAVEN,
Resident Secretary.
San Francisco, Cal April 18th, 1911
20 q.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
0. R. & N. STEAMER
RESUMES ITS RUN

The Steamer Modoc having been re-
leased from quarantine at Portland, will
make its first trip since Monday today.
Thesteamer will arrive at Salem this
evening, and next week will resume it's
regular trips TO Portland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20

ihf custom of women 10 japan a.
marr'ase swing their teeth an ever.
las'ing coaung u blaekiag Is practiced
nov by only a small pencentage. but
there are san seen in the citIes hun.
dreds ~ women hldeous with hlaet
VERY and dentists showcases con,ain
sets ~ black teeth.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
MILITARY BAND
CONCERT TONIGHT

Ou account OF the recent rain, making
the streets 90 muddy, the Military Band
may not give a concert on the street
this evening. II they do not appear on
the street they will play in the Armorv
Hall. Several PLAYERS from the Asylum
Orchestra will be present aud gool
concert is promised to which all are in.
vi ted
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
WoMEN

HaVo b0OB restored 10 b0aIfh
BY lydia f. Pi1kbanB's N0g0-
fshIO Compound TbofP lot
TORS ar0 ON flo and provo fI1Es
sfaf00S0nf Ia DO n fact, nor a
moro boast Whom q Ess0GiT-
oS1O mas boon s1oOOssfuI IN
curling 50 many VVons0ns you
cannot V0H say without try
Ing II" do NOT bOIIOVO 10
VIII IBOIu FsB0s~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20

"ood advics is uke castor on-easy 10
s''e' eut hard 20 taks.-Atchison Glehs
Ia tee Gvorslan language. spoken m
thr mountains between tue caspian
aod hiaek seas dada means mother
snd mama father
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20

a wsn Who gets into the habit ~
never oasins mistakes u altossthsr
TOO near nerfeyt'on for this world
NhicaEo News
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
sY HoFEH BRorHERs.
SATURDAY. APRlL %. 1901.

Daily one Year. $500 In Advances
DAILY -Four Months ~. IN Advance
Daily bY Carrier SOC Per Month
Waskty One Year Si.oo IN Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
MARRIED.

BUNCE-BURBEE.-On April II,
1901, at the residence Of the brides
father, Mr.. Irving Bunce and Mrs.
Jennie Burbee, Elder A. Wilson oftic-
atlng.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
FOund

BY the people, Of Salem that Chase and
Saab0rn's cotiees are the finest groSn.
Branson 4 Ragan sell this kind exclu.
slyeIy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20

NEtF-GRAN.-At the home of ]. c.
Gray, in Douglas county, April l2.
1901, + +. Neff, OF Kings county.
California, and +. Jennie Gray, Of
Oakland, Oregon, b. j Boyingdou, J..
r., officiating.
Mr.. Neif was formerly business man
OF this city and the bride has relatives
here and is quite we'll known.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
ITTegulaTlty,

Suppressed oF Painful Mcustruations. Veal,
noss oi tho Stomach. Indigestion, nloAiing
flopding Nervous fustFstion, Headache,
0cneral Debility.
rr,~NENaas "a b ! sfaai nssiie.ns. I sail
thsnkfal laF ihr s.li % hss daao 1
" mr. Mis-. ,, NJ. I
ft Isroiiua Ave. i
Iaaislcs pisin lll,stonL NJ l
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20

Take your wheel to Shipp { Houser
and have it cleaned orrepaired Riding
season is almost here $ All
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
RearIng-doMn Feellng

womb trunhl0s. causing pain, weight asld
hackache Instantly relieved and parma
neatly cured - its use. Under an clrcum-
stances u acts in harmony uith the laws
has govern she female sy stem, aud ls AZ
harmless ~ water.
- harksfhe ict ~ alter tskiuFl
~ aorfnd bottle noHF ntusiiclae II
- fared ne ahan tnrtnrs fallu.f
MHa hAnhn MuIaIElN.
nnavis Hinek. aafhan 81. Inasu u 49,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20

Educate Your Bowels with CaseRreta.
Candy Cathar:lc, cure constipation forever
ioc, sc. II C. C. c. fail, druggists refund money
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
RECEPTION TO
THE PRESIDENT
Salem Committee Begins
On the Details
Outline of an Interesting Pro-
gram TO be Carried Out

Representative smith, Prison supt.
Lee, Editor Hendricks, lawyer Kaiser.
sheriff Durbin' and Mayor Bishop, con-
stituting the committee OF reception
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20

Dr Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all Kidney lils. sam
pie Tree. Add sterling ltemedy Co, Chicago or ~ \
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-20
Backache.

nr,wNRans Yeur NeFoiahie ComrsaaA ro. l
moved a NlhToh Iamar fruta my
49, uninh after dnriHTa fsllri % rFe
Trilef. Mus. h A tunHAun.
MFaIdaIn. Al -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24

old familiar words and strains Of
that quaint melody. And for Bonnie
Annie Laurie, IA lay me doom an
doe" Xmas time brings reminls.
oencea OF Aud Scotia to the weather
beaten tsrs on board and they md
relief In a stanza or two OF Burns
immortal song.
Prom the Yathsriand
Then there's the German ship Al
atcrkamp. fresh from tho Father
land. Nothing gns here save The
LanEerbaugh" and this Ia sung with
vim.
The TrleoIor OF France does not
float along the waterfront this Xmas
and 30 the dulcot strains OF Tout
iourn ot Tamaia' are missing.
Even the crew Of Chinka on the
big China Mutual liner Oopaok real
ize that the Christian season Of gift-
giving and rejoicing IL at hand, for
the cook as he dishes up the rice ~
the galley. chants In pigeon English
"kiiHmis. klismis, bling much JOY,
piesents for the white man an the
China bloy."
The English Jack contends himself
with n spfia OF miatletos hung over
the entrance TO the fo'caatle and an
occasional imaginary kiss from a
phantom rosy checked Lancashire
lass.
AZ four bells tomorrow afternoon
n piping hot Christmas dinner con-
sistinR OF roast beef. chicken, duck
or turkey. aa the case may be. VIII
be served fore and Aft. after which
Jack VIII indulge in a wcil-ssrned
afternoon Eiesta. dreaming Of the
willy pranks OF DAvy Jones and his
treacherous locker. fathomB below.
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ing ~ their home. corner Twenty.nfth
Avenue and Dearborn Street
This benedict Club will give a dancing
party Thursday evening &C Llttle'a Hall
Mrs, D. A. Struut gave a Santa Claus
party and Christmas tree Tor her chill.
dren thia afternoon az o'clock az her
home, ttit Marion Street Tho house
vas beautifully decorated 10 green thu
light from dozens % red candles glowed
softly and helped 90 delight the syes
q the small guests, More than 20 iit'
tie folks were present.
About forty Of the friends 81 Mrs. q
A. q. Rochester rendered her n delightful
surprise party last Saturday night nt
her home, $50 Twenty eighth Avenue,
the occasion being her crystal wedding
anniversary A very enjoyable evening
was spent and Mrs. Rochester was the
recipient % number Of exauiaita gifts
% cut glass.
The orpue Cnb viii not meet again
until tho arst Friday In January,
Tn New Years evening, star Of the
Sea Court No. $40. Women's Catholic
Order % Forestera win gige a bali at
Hauhe'a HALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
WILL PLAY
CHAMPION

NEW YORK. Dec. 24--The til-
Hard match between Miss May
kaarius. tho giri buliardist, and
Louis Barutel. the French exponent
OF the game. and one OF the recent
contestants for the worlds cham
pionship. takes place tonight at
Maurice Days. and much interest
has been aroused IN ths contest
among dsvo,ees OF the game.
IL Is to be a fancy-shot contest.
each player to select twenty. ard the
ona making the entire forty IN tho
least number Of attempts 10 be CO.
clared the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
COM MISSION MEN
WELL SATISFIED
Trade Has Been Generally Good -
Fine Turkeys Scarce

After an excellent run OF trade
yesterday the markets had n reac-
tion today. The Christmas trade u
ovet and most Of tho merchants ex-
press themselves aa wen satisfied
with the amount OF business done.
/. The street win be closed al OF To-
morrow except n short time IN the
morning. when shipping orders VIII
be sent on their way rejoicing.
A car Of oranges. ons OF Npuds and
one of apples are the days rsceipts.
There are not near enough fancy
local turkey& The Eastern stock
and the eaiied native stock don't sell
w0il. Many ton1 % geea@ and chick
ems are going into cold storage.
The commission men wish all their
custoucrs a merry Christmas.
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money Criehuon said when he voted
for the ordinance m question he under.
atcod that the company wOuk not aak
for tho raturn of the money. Navin
thought II was a hold.up game IN which
Some 81 the counellnsn mlsht get a nicr
bunch ef Christmas money. rerHonai
tilts went on fcr some time when hyerA
motion to refer was nut and leat by the
following votes Ayea-Byers. NaVin
Murphy and Criehton. Nays-nenia.
min. niake, James Muidocn, kinohart
Rude. Parry, Taylor aud Vincent
i,yera then attempted 90 send Il 60
tho corperAtlora committee. but was
aealn defeated by the same vote.
The resolution 20 givc back the money
was adopted by a vote % 60 4. Byers.
Navin, Naldoon and Crichton voting
against it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
APPLAUSE
FOR DEWEY

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. a.
The sdth annual banquet OF the New
England Society OF Pennsylvania
was held here last night and over 400
members and guests were In attend
anee.
Associate Justice Brewer and Chi
nese Minister Wa Ting Fang made
the principal addresses Of the even
ing. In the course 81 Justice Brew
cr's address he mentioned the name
Of Admiral Dewey, which was the
occasion for an outbnrHt OF applause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
BITS OF GAIETY

dinner this svsuinx At her home. tiis
Spmrnit Ave Covers wtfi Be laid fcr
fffesn.
Mr. sas Mrs. T. y. Hyrns. Of Pair
haven. viii spend Chrlstfnaa we~k with
MFs. Byrns's sister Mira Ferry o..
saith. 2Zz TbiYtiefh Ave.
The paiiEe installation of o1lcsrM ~
Lorraine Chapter No. q. order ~ the
Eastern star. WI fnhe place next Sat,
urday evsaiaE IN Mssask' Temple. Al
klasoua and their friends are lavitrd
An excellent program has been prepared.
after which the remainder Of the even.
ting wfif ~ sp~nt m dAneinw.
Mfr anA Mr.. Homer Huil entertained
about forty usesnbers % The W. G. r.
q. a. their home. Ts5 Twenty fourth
Ave. south. iaae evening.
Mr.. and Mrw Cottoa entertained a
few % their frisnds AZ whlst last even.
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Body identified

The body 81 the man found near PaI.
mar last Saturday has been Identified
as that Of jeremiah Cahlll. coal miner
81 years OF age. J. r. Andrews, %
Waiia walls. a hrother-tn-isw % the
dead man. made the Identification last
evening.
liz was cahills custom 20 walk from
enc ccai mine 60 smother. lie IL b.
llevcd 60 have dropped dead on his way
20 rauuer. The autopsy revealed that
heart trouble caused death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
LIBRARY
QUESTION
Carnegle's Gift May Soon 30
Provided for

NEXT Monday night the library com.
mission and the board Of university 70.
gents win meet 20 discuss and endeayor
to decide something dehnite IN the mat
ter OF the aite for tho new Carnegie
library. The rrgcaia and the members
OF tho commission came together last
en- the plat 81 property al the corner %
fifth avenue aud Union street. owned
BY the university. the meeting merely
tech the fafm OF discussion Of the mcr,
It's u this property fer the location Of
the library,
IL Il thought that this site il favor.
ably looked upon by the majority 81 the
board 81 regents and the commission and
70 II highly nFohahle that q bond issue
60 enable the city 10 procure the prop.
erty will be voted upon at tho eomlns
municipal ei~etioH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
COME BACK
UNCLE CON"

BELGRADE. Dec. 7f.--KinR Aiex-
andor has offered 10 allow his uncle
ConHtantineKle. whom he sxiied from
servin for insulting Queen DraRa, TO
return II he begs the queens pardon
and kisses her hand.
1t IN said that tho Ovsrturea were
made by the king. hs he feels the
need OF the advice which has been
given him by his klnsman during
various trying times. IL 10 probable
that Constantinexio viii return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
WILL FEAST
10000 POOR

CHICAGO. Dec 2t--Tw~n.y thou
sand OF ChicAgos poor are 20 be
made happy tomorrow by rasss sinw
n free Christmas dinnsr OF ros q
turkey and cranberry sauce. pump
kin pie and all the other dainfies Ct
the Yulstide season. AT feaHts 20 be
spread in TmrterSalis and TIE Sew
enth Regiment Armory 5. 90 VIII be
fed at table by the Salvation Army
and Volunteers 81 America. Tsspsc-
lively. In addition each organization
has arranged to send 5. 900 baskets
packed with Christmas dinners TO
needy persons throughout the ely.
DinnerwRrs bargains at Sellers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
Arrival OF kimball

Tho steamer John s. Klmhan OF the
raclAc Clipper line, arrived IN Seattle
about O'Clock last evening FROM San
FRANCHISE. She had a passenger list Of
about thirty and an average cargo OF
merchandise.
The weather was fne throughout the
trim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
BLABON'S
SUCCESSOR

ST. PAUL. Alinn.. Dec. AL, n
semi officially announced that West
ern TTafiic Manager Rlabnn win sue
coed Darius Miller az vice president
Of the Great Northern railway.
IL Is supposed that J G. Eden, traf-
nc manager % the Eastern Mime
sofa. will be Mfr. fiiahon'H successor.
Mr. Eden ~ an old employs Of the
company.
Go 20 Spinning for bicycle repafFs
-
DIR. waFroner. dentist. Globe block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
JACK TAR'S
CHRISTMAS
He Doesn't Forget the Ones al
Home, No Matter How Far

III folks imagine that the Amphi-
bilious Jackie woh spends half OF his
time on the briny and the other half
on shore misses any OF the good
cheer that abounds at Christmas
time, they arc very much mistaken.
~ matter OF fact. Jack has n
double einch on the Yule festivities
lie catches them anoat and ashore.
The year around Jack IL happy
Ko-lueky' fellow. but az this season,
he Is especially mirthful. and
whether he r. dancing a hofnplpe 70
the music OF an accordion IN the back
room of n waterfront saloon or
warbllng I'VE hoi my lads. the wind
does blow o. o. o" In the focaHtle
OF his stanch zen home. he gets out
OF Xmas all the joys that the land.
lubbers can possibly have. But Jack,
too, In many Instances has a wife
and babies, mayhaps. In some dis
tant land.
Nc Remembers Home
Weeks before the anniversary OF
the nativity rolls around Jack has
mailed package OF good things 10
cheer the hearts OF the absent ones
FAR away. II may be only new
dress for the missus aod n Japanese
doll for the baby, but Jack. n In port,
never allows nm \ mas 10 lapse with
out remembering the folks al home.
A night stroll around the water
front reveals some striking idioayn-
cracies IN the folk song and customs
Of the tackles ~ different nationali-
ties az this season. waited over the
water from the ceotch ship EiEin-
shire. now IN the bay. comes these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24

New style handle adjustable opera
glasses al Finek'a Jewelry Store. SIC
Second avenue. -.
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No Commerce Meeting

ON arcoant ~ Christmas day failing
on "Wednesday the regular chamber ~
commerce meeting this Sesk has been
called %. The next nesting viii be on
Thursday. Jsn. 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24

Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24

Rcd Seal and Hornback Alligator
pockctbooka. at Finck's Jewelry
Store. SIC Second avenue. -.
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Rainier Beer

Two dozen half-pint bottles deiiv-
cred to any part of the city. $3.50.
Telephone Rainier 30.
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n1aehart ehlnied In. aud said coun
eil was morally bound 20 return tbs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

niedzy wyda}em ma kompanie lekar-
skie, al d}ugi czas by}em W szpita-
In. Pan jednak odrazu rozpozna}e6
moja ohorobe, a pahskie leki "a diva
miesiace przywr6ci}y mi zdrowie.
z bratnim szacunkiem,
WASYL HRICH,
Detroit, Mich, Is sierpnia, 1900.
Professor Collins " New Yorku.
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po 6wieoie, lecs gdyby kr6lowie i