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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
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TRY IT. YOU MAY WIN A PRIZE

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The steamer Lyra, Captain VII
liams. sailed this morning for Taco
ma. there 20 complete her cargo, af-
ter which she viii return TO this port
preparatory 90 sail Tor Manila. The
Lyra has been loading flour. grain
aud hay FOR the last few days at the
Arlington dock. At Tacoma she VIII
load wheat.
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Deaths

Vim. " oHhlrc. 1 year. al Cedar
and Elliott avcnue. pnenmonia
Sarah Rowan. "A. Columbia. puiraun
AIRY congestion. Marie ELLEN wiz.
euing. 20. Providence hospital. cam
Ger Walter Parker. 81 fSiaek ula-
mon. external violence. q. r. Dixon.
80. Black DESMOND. external Vie
lsnoc, Louise Schumacher. IS No.
nod hospital pypalpmeltls. John J.
nehan. 81. 1911 81 ave. nhthIs!a.
lsoais Peterson. IS. lelt Eth ave
heart failure Sarah snutheah. en-
Providence hospital cerebral hem.
crrhage Harry = johnson. "a Prov
ldenca hospital hcmorrhaee.
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VACANT LOTS

81 20 ror 60 lots. waterfront Lake
Naahins tun.
Sc, susiN. corner Broadway Strand
view, very nne
So -e'xi0a. one ha.,ei from ear level.
broadway $50 ya-h.
So s1si- broadway Strand view ene
hiusk ffom ear.
$50 =asloq hleh. letell fine Wow uth
ave. ~ flpp gAah.
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Real Estate Continued
rElftr a son.
HOUSES

= Aa rooms osw full basement With
huor street am impraNed and maid
neat car school nnd church. lfuad
wa district
80 fuomat md eve., near Yeairf
owner must sell
Ega 6 roams 10th ave n Frand
view tatN caHh
~ $50 Fine new haruum cottage. strand
View near ear Harvard ave 3
tcfms
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BECAUSE

OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
CTR TERMS ARE EASY.
OUR PRgFEHTY rs CLOSE ~.
OUR STREETS ARE BEiND
RfDIsWAIKED AND
CITY WATER PTT II AT COM
I'ANYS EXPENSE
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Tides

ist II W. ilsit a. m. IA. "a n.
W 10 II .. m. IL ist l. ". 4taa
=. IN. SO. - L ", SIS .. IN. : s.
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II NJ ma alfS 4. q, sS6as7I.
hartt a sifi. Afr. and Afrs bred q.
Gilman a Eirf; Mr.. and Mrs Wm
g. II WILSON a boy Ar. and ARA
A. A. Jenke. q boy.
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John Erickson. Seattle. Augusta
Hanson, seattle Arthur Means. Is
Seattle. GcncVievc Clarke. 50. seat
tie.
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ARCADE ptu.plNa

HNANN - ~ HaA en- .aaHHA
ONE nov modgfn Groom house nud
one t=ruuu cottage uu ifHKi.u q 81
Fround. with rHum Zoe 6 mote cot
taEeai corner and Un ear liupi owner
wants g. cell account health can Res
had Row at a thfEniu5 terms
New asf0am modem cottage on thth
ave built ruf owners doe. AHHHsr
throughout. au small cash IaA uIrut.
balance tu rent
one f-rudm modern house. on Eth
ave y sacrifice sole parties ana
iaua to leave. caAY tegma.
New 7.foom house on o. Mercer. lust
rnhhed. lea price. easy terms.
Tie land aosf@ r.. close in filled
and rgadB Co tuiia nuI fieht up Ca
railroad track. inok this up
ruu BOT un ttth ave. only 81 80.
Eis acres and r-ruum house on RrHtru
car line nearly al la cultivation
chuHrh. athuut water. rte.s Gents
car fare can be aaid cheap. terms.
call ard see ~ before buYiur a. Ne
have hrae hat of properties
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Mary Thurman Of sank skg writes eTease
~ the meeting
fuiopuE
70
leetad ed
mind ksa Il something n
a kris = often sut philanthropy
murhI.F
u tuaps"-Georfe Thompson Of coupevnie
a Mss
GinuFnrry. Pine
q saeHm
Williams hesduuaffsrA
a "a bot n to quench
nut Why suddenly a u lost Won7"Aa2bee
either J. y OF emit
a uuior the TO the heart
wash.
q ~ axes time
euouEh."-tofothy Phillips $50
a chemical combination.
/. =.
e a friend rich and
D.
better felt than
Phillips.
IL Of agp
n story hoax T.
H fountain live7Aaeu Hctee
Hope Lariuu.
"A medium % exchange eone IN the heart and calculated by the
dru. that fuuueh when the q love h Mrs
q
= 81 ri microbes ballard Hll"
a published
Is
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fNNfN ApftNA Heh alder land. Htar
Huthoil. ie Hrfrn cleared. htluuec
ninHhrdi orchard ~ tuo bearing tfrrHl
nice creek o. ani terms
NuuEHt MAlfBN5 go New York blk
30 ACRES. good level land. maatty
second bottom Hh miles from Inter
urban tract faces county fnHd. ffOHf
g. school and usiHheprH price faf a
few dnNa. ainan
RuugRr MAITHY 40 Ncw YORK bis
$40
10 areea Within 90 feet u fst.
Washington. oil HiHHhed aud nanny
burned new asfoum house. few afli
trees. ienHY terms
giETTrNQREN & AUNnfI.
As hoNweil bldg
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KISS DEFINERS SEEK
REFUGE I'M POETRY

a mother bends sleeping babe.
70
\
ksa
% he beats will vi
In the Of a
husband - bis heart the wife
eos cen D Joy.
And their Joined a kiss.
life
The mother viii
81 bel b
al - ne re I'm r.
the aear sal there
pretty little
% poetry
u their comprehension "a
Helen
with her
man peace to nlay
lie cried 81 mi
sTwouid surely be
a
Of submits expcasnr
Yesterday yesterday. while ;oiay'a here
TudaYH today
are as long as lnat"
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Per Cent
Discount
on THOSE
WestIake
Boulevard
Lots

~ GOOD ONLY FOR 4
PEW DAYS LONGER
We are having the greatest sale on
record
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/ NApoW Message aud rub natha
iias's I'D ave. MAY Toner
MIS- JOSH y TURNER Mas.aTg
! hhnmpuuiuH, MHutfufuH llalfdfeaHs
inAt asaiP and faeial ,,Trfatmenl
Mcdonald nloek rhane illaeE ua
Mits TAFT. go 9Th ave ladies Treat.
! mrut Faflufn. electric light. steam
lapor hnEhss Nlhfasstke. massage for
face. SCALP aud body Phone. nlaca
SAY IL turned out inst ha Mdams
lara predicted. Consult hrf HhF' q
Kood Hotel Grand. u.s. Flrat ave.
Acreage tor safe
LAND ron SALE
Three AID quarter acres. HAIR mile
I frpm u.aek iuvsf Junctian. uuiaad.
rice Of s@ail sblsks6 ri 'ai 500 90 '''.
/ Three acres 90 sgst shore Lake wash.
iuEtau near Medina baat landing
Three hot houses improvements
hllHrd a last Year from urudute "
place Terms.
o. acres ok mlira due east n Ksnt
i've ana taif miller from coVinsf.in
acre clear orchards house and
Also uat ~ farms from $40 10 o 60
Call aud got defufia.
HuHEKI 4 MAYNARD.
els HALEY bldg
Seattle. Wash
FoN BALE % owner. q aefes. east
~ kent veil improved nfico d Cd
tgftuH T. &trllef. room -. Seattle
central tlfth aad Waahingtan 81
AeNE TRACTS ron SALE
Agltf fEACfH near hitter t4uhe. lust
north of Green Lake. Chehuar than
the cheapest and on terms 10 sult
paw fHhNf.
FfJANk r. HUNTER. owner.
aNisuf Globe block
Lost
LOST SUNDAY lntV umbrella umoked
leufl handle gold mounted 81 f. 10
Return tn \ y NnfHiaH alsFr Hsl.
lard. hud receive reward
tnHfA white Rua bTIndie AiaaEAu
ans Reward 70 returned Go L CON
nofa. Ra cherry
lost sunday. iadt.H umbrella. smoked
surs handle Eait mounted 81 q H.
hftufu to a. D Nardtga store Hal.
lard
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Y For ssIe-Wood

ff'-f05fTfi 'W1Nf Day FFRrsff MIL
voc1 order n at the Western mill
wood and coal yard IT'S the cheap
ct and best. phones Independent
no. Sunset. Main 1850; residence.
North fz1.
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a 7-RoOH house and 8 lots. Improved
40. terms J. Garrison. Monfraaa
avenue, get of AZ cricket grounds
FOR sALFs-s-roan cottage. furnished,
$40 Tufurnished. $50 Also. lots IN
Green Lake must be sold on account
Of poor health. For terms call at
a9ii western ave.
CHEAP lots ut 80 up, at fiilinan city.
only ~ minutes ride on old Henton
car line on Washington street. terms
down g m.nthl1. come Today.
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~ Classified Ads. -


MANfRn Mosf any Kind m W0ff
Witch can ha dome hY man with ar
t4nelat feet Address u tsnudcck. teli
Franklin ave
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COMPETENT young lady with type
writer desires special work ~ copy
I1oif
A YOUNG girI. is. wishes 10 work IN
q store or Office. Ind. l. Dis.
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stnrrTNaREN a AuNELG.
As toNweil bldg.
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Three Lively Eaas.

vi came across three lively eggs
yesterday. That is an unusually large
number said the dalryman. Here
they are. Look at them. Aren't they
llvely?" When the three eggs were
laid down they insisted upon rolling
over so as 10 stand upon their points
II they were pushed over on theiI
sides they few straight back to their
points again. There is no trick about
their actions" said the dalryman
They haven't been tempered with,
What makes them stand this way IS
the adhesion Of their contents to the
shells insides up near the points. That
is the same as though they were load
ed with lead. have seen a good many
lively eggs. but | never found three
in one day before. - Philadelphia Rec
ord.
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odd Discovery.

A tailor's bill nearly 5000 years old
is one Of the Quaintest finds that the
NIppur expeditions of the University
Of Pennsylvania have ever made, says
the Philadelphia Record. This bill is
on a limestone tablet, and the clothes
that II describes were temple robes-a
kings gift TO his priests. In all 90
robes are mentioned on the tablet.
Among the items are: Twelve white
robes OF the temple. II robes of the
house of his lady, 10 collars of the
house Of his lady, 10 pure gold collars,
Is white robes, scented robes. Many
Of the words Of the inscriptions are
indecipherable. Archaeologists think
that these are technical words, pc
culiar TO certain parts OF dress, words
like, for instance such terms of the
modern dressmaker as applique"
herring boning," piping" "passe-
menterie" and swatch"
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Hygiene Of Bare Feet.

when | go away this summer ]
expect to trot around barefoot most
of the time" said man who was
planning his vacation. 1T makes a
man ten years younger to go without
shoes. Some persons believe the nice
sea air and bathing are the things
that restore ones constitution. That
may help, but running around barefoot
is the principal factor. II people went
to the seashore and didn't go bare
footed they wouldn't get half the re
suits they would in going around with
out shoes. To my mind there is a
therapeutic lesson in Whittier's Bare
foot Boy"
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side, is a sort OF landing which leans
to a hole. You get out OF the boat at
this landing and go up some steps
which are decayed and broken in
places, and then you see this hole. It
was supposed to lead to a passageway
to the villa Of Tiberius. Perhaps IL
was used for Tiberius to go down
through to battle, or perhaps he took
his slaves down there to watch them
drown, as a change from the amuse.
ment he ordinarily enjoyed of throw.
ing them from the cliffs to the rocks
below.
"Tiberius spent the last ten years
Of his life at Capri. RE had twelve
villas built on top Of great and steep
cliff. The remains Of the baths, aque.
ducts and villas are still TO be seen.
The ruins are now used for COW
stables. On the very top is the chapel
st. Maria del Soccorso. In this a her.
nit lives. and there you may get wine
II you wish IL. For a small tip he will
let you inscribe your name in Test.
monlum praesential.'
The people Of the island are genial
and kind-hearted. Their chief occupa-
lions are fishing cultivating the olive
and vine dressing. The women are
very beautiful. 1t is for the models
and for the beautiful Italian colorine
OF the country that the artists so there
to make studies.
Easter is made much OF there. On
Good Friday there is a grand process.
sion. Easter eve the services are held
in the chapels. The priests lie Fat
upon the floor and chant the service.
When the resurrection moment comes,
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His Logical Conclusion.

The following notice, according to
an English paper, was posted the other
day on the bulletin board OF a famous
London club; "Will the nobleman
who purloined Capt. IS umbrella
kindly deliver II to the hall portes?"
A well'known peer, taking umbrage at
this slight on his order, accosted Capt.
- and demanded an explanation.
We'll, you see" was the reply. the
rules state that this is club for no.
blemen and gentlemen. I am certain
no gentleman took my umbrella; hence
there was no other conclusion to
come to-"
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to relate about the places she has lived
in, and her bump OF curiosity is so
well DEVELOPED that she pokes into
places and asks many questions others
would not think OF. She spent many
months with other artists at little
hotel they found In the town Of Capri,
on the island Of that name.
Capri is the rendezvous Of the
most celebrated artists" she says.
There are no art schools there, but
the artists flock there to make studies
Of the country and of the women, who
are very beautiful. These women pose
as models for the small sum Of fl a
day, which is more than they would
get II they worked in the fields all
day.
THE Hotel Pagano is the favorlte
stopping place Of these artists, and
travellers who are not artists try to
obtain rooms here because Of the his.
tory of the hotel. When the former
proprietor died, having no relatives,
he left the hotel to a stranger. In his
will he imposed the condition that the
proprietor of the hotel should never
charge more than rs a day for board
and room, including one bottle Of wine
served with each meal.
The dining room is the most inter.
esting room to see. for its walls and
ceilings are covered with frescoes
done by artists who have stopped
there in the past and some who are
present guests. Almost every artist Of
note has left picture on these walls.
There are two places that people
go to while staying in Capri or on
their way there. The first is the Blue
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Perfectly Propor,Ionsd Man.

DIR. Sargent Of Harvard says the
finest living example Of physical cul.
ture he knows is young mulatto,
T. Il. yhite, who works in the rope.
walk at the Charleston navy yard.
Thee are Whites measurements:
Ieight, feet inches; weight, 15l
pounds; chest (normal, 36.6 inches
chest (7xpanded). 39S inches; waist,
3l.6 inches; hipes, 1858 inches; thigh,
PIG inches; calf, 1872 inches; upper
arm. LAG inches; forearm, 1913 inches.
He's a finer specimen in some ways
that the Apollo Belvidere. His strength
is amazing. Sculptor Kitson is going
TO use him as model.
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The late A. c. Wheeler in speaking
of womens sense of humor once said
that Nine. Modjeska was much more
than ordinarily capable in seeing the
point OF a joke. And then. speaking
Of her ready wit, he referred to pro
fessional interview he once had with
her on theatrical matters, in which
Mary Anderson and her art came up.
Mary Anderson" said Modjeska con.
vincIngly and calmly, lis nothing but
Roman punch made Of holy water"
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Artillery Officers Narvou,.

Owing to the determination Of the
chief OF artillery TO require higher
standard Of expert knowledge on the
part OF the officers Of the service
numerous artillery lieutenants are of
fering to exchange posts with cavalry
and infantry lieutenants. Many civil.
fans recently appointed to the army
under the reorganization act are un.
familiar with the technical require.
ments Of the artillery service. and are
anxious to eyade the tests soon to be
applied.
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His Title to Fame.

What have you ever done to de.
serve the confidence OF your fellow
citlzens?" asked the man % severe
ideals. mot much, I'm afraid"
said Senator Sorghum. remorsefully.
Aren't you afraid Of being displaced"
mo. They sent a man TO this posi-.
ton some time ago who failed to give
satisfaction Then they sent another
who was worse Then they sent me.
and they say I'm still worse, but they
are afraid to take any more chances. {"
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A Fortunate spseuIator.

The man who has prohted most by
the recent Wall Street declines is gen.
orally supposed to be Harry Well. the
ST. Louis operator. Mr.. Wells WIN
nings are estimated TO be between
100000 and 100000. over a
month ago Mr.. Well told his friend
that Atchison common would sell be-
low G5, Union Pacific at II and Can.
adian Pacific below 100. Every one
Of these predictions have been fat
filled.
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MEDICINE IN SLOT MAcHlNEs.
Press the Button and Get the Cure for
Your Allment.

Press the Button and Get the Cure for
Your Allment.
A young man in a green suit stop
ped before a slot machine on Arch
street, held his handkerchief before q
tiny nozzle, dropped "a cent in a small
crack. and in a silvery spray there Is
sued forth a quantity of vile-smelling
cologne. The young man was delight
ed. He shifted the tawdry perfume
and to the dealer he said: "Hurrayl
What next, wonder?"
"The medicine slot machine is
next" the dealer answered. II expect
to have one soon. The machine Is
making a great success everywhere.
On its face appear a dial the names Of
twenty-five mild diseases-cold, head.
ache, rheumatism, Indigestion, such
diseases as wouldn't be apt to confine
you to your room-and there is an ar
row that you move to the disease
which you have. Then you drop your
coin in the slot and into your hand
falls little vial Of medicine, with the
directions marked in the cork. "-Phila'
delphia Record.
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CUTICURA
OINTMENT
PuTeSt Of EnOIIl0ntS and
Greatest Of Skin Cures.
The Most Wonderful Curative
Of All Time
For TOTturIng, DlsflguTlRg
Skin HumOuTS
And PuTNSt and Sweetest Of
Toilet EmOIIlHntS.

Cuticura Ointment ia beyond question
che most successful curative for tOrtur-
Ing, dlsngurlnghumours Of the skin and
scalp, including loss Of hair, ever
compounded, in proof Of which .
single amounting preceded BY & hot bath
with Cutlcura Soap, and followed In
the severer cases, by q dose Of Cuti-
cura Resolvent, is often sufficient 10
afford immediate relief in the most
distressing forms Of itching, burning
and Scaly humours, permit rest and
sleep, and point 70 speedy cure when
all other remedies fail. Il Is especially
so In the treatment OF infants and chill
dren, cleansing, soothing and healing
the most distressing Of infantile hu-
mours, and preserving, purifying and
Identifying the skin, scalp and hair.
Cutlcura Ointment possesses, at the
same time, the charm Of satisfying the
simple wants of the toilet, In caring for
the skin, scalp, hair, hands and feet,
from infancy TO age, far more effect
ually, agreeably and economically than
the most expensive of toilet emollients.
It's "Instant relief for skIn-tortured
babies" or " Sanative, antlseptic cleans
ing" or "0ne.night treatment Of the
hands or feet" or Single treatment
Of the hair" or "Use after athletics"
cycling, golf, tennis, riding, sparring,
or any sport, each In connection with
the use Of Cuticura Soap, is sufficient
evidence Of this.
eoia lhlUnghoui De world Cuueusa RssoivsHt ~ NJ
tofm q Checolafe Coalgd f1, - pr vial 81 80, ONT
nsn ~, sep, -; Dtpool Lendon, " Chafiaihesee
eQ.l IRA hne Dc u fuiHt Boston, ~ Columbia Ave-
follof Drug Chem. Corr. Noe PrupneiorA
- tmd - Ths cudeuil skia bosks
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ENGLISH IDEAS OF CANADA.


Llfs In the West Not What the Colo.
nlsts, Had Pictured.
Curious accounts come to hand Of
the colonists who went to western
Canada. A proportion OF them, as
might have been expected. entertained
extraordinary notions Of what life in
the wild west would be. and the ma
jority Of them seem to have armed
themselves with as many guns as they
would have needed to fight Indians
twice week.
Unfortunately some Of these warlike
individuals had not taken the prelImi.
nary step Of learning to shoot, and the
air seems TO have echoed with the dis.
charge Of their guns let on in pure
wantonness. so that the police had to
interfere to check their enthusiasm.
Those Of them who were sportsmen
were genuinely disappointed, as the
buffalo has entirely disappeared, and
as to the redskIn Of Fenimore Coopers
novel, he exists no more, since the In
dian Of to-day saturates himself with
gin, wears the same clothing as the
white man, and goes TO church regu
larly.-Sketch.
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COULD DO NOTHING WITH HIM
Gov Bob" TayIor's Opinion Of Bolt
ing District Leader.

ing DlbtTiCt EeduCFs
Gov. Bob" Taylor, The fiddler ex.
ecutive OF Tennessee, was the auto
crat OF Democratic politics in his
State A fractional split in the party
seemed likely on one occasion be.
cause Of the sulkness Of one Of the
district leaders, who was noted for his
irritating stubbornness, and Gov.
Bob" was appealed to by Senator
Carmack and other prominent State
politicians to bring the "insurrecto"
into line.
But the fiddler had often tried his
authority and his arts on the refrac'
tory lieutenant in vain.
you can't do anything with that
fellow" he said to other leaders. He
is like a boil; devlish disagreeable
but you can't sit on him. New York
Times.
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Old. -lme School narbarIum.

For centuries cock-hghting was en-.
couraged in English schools. Fitz-
stephen in the twelfth century men.
tons It as an amusement of London.
ers and that yearly at Shrovetide the
boys Of every school brought cocks to
their schoolmasters and all the fore
noon was spent in school Witnessing
these birds fight. AS late as 1890 the
income Of the schoolmaster Of Apple.
cross, in Rossshlre. was drawn par
TALLY from cock.hght dues. Down to
1916, at least, there was an annual ex.
hlbition OF cock.nghting at the Man.
chester grammar school.
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KNEW THE VALUE OF TEARS.
How Little Piece Of Femlnlnlty Ole
eomfted Boy Enemies.

UoW Iittle FleCe of FeWlHlnty Slt
eomfted Boy Enemies.
The eternal feminine knows at a
very early age the value Of tears in
softening masculine obdurateness. A
little girl Of Ave was plodding along
to school when she saw three little
boys laying for her" with pile
Of fresh-mown grass. She was little,
alone. and knew she stood no chance
Of passing these naughty bits Of mas.
culinity without trouble. So she re.
sorted to ruse. Putting her arm over
her eyes, she walked slowly along in
a griefstricken attitude. The boys
hesitated. One started forward with
his arm full OF the grass, but the 9th
er two grabbed him, saying:
Stop, Jimmy, can't yer see she's
cryin'."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-12

Little Island the Rendezvous Of Great Artss-Hote Pagano
Uniquely Decorated with the Work Of Famous Paint
ers-The Wonders Of the Blue Crotto


This is caused by the reflection Of the
sunlight upon the half-hidden water.
sF7ss4ere are vagabonds waiting in this
cavern who for the equivalent Of a
penny will dive into the water and
bring up the coin in their mouths. In
the water their bodies look like silver.
while their heads look intensely black.
I'm the middle Of the grotto, on one
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-12

t Is one thing to visit a place for a
few days, and by observation and by
studying the guide books get some
knowledge OF Il; but the only way to
know q place is to live there for
months At a time, writes a German
lady who spends her winters IN Ameri-
ca, but the rest Of her time abroad.
This lady has many interesting facts