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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
HUGHES I'M
FIVE FORM
Axp raE wEBFooTEss DREW
NINE GOOSE Eess

nmmy Nikneas and ths others u
. fvrtia fiFq~nle= couM not con-
49, ustA la Hushss twistsra and
a. iecals Pat saisisis cat = business
> thr fret inaaue ara burcasd hits
. Doe kdatal - that after all vas
- and Dove the acsre stse1 seattle
I ana partiana ~ RncFea tien pArk
,wssrdao' afieFnean
knmy ~ usuat haa q luEgis hia
Ms-9e arme sammy = stuck on him
~ a. re miniature first hansuaAn. ~
b fixta a - ba eeala at hack 10 TIE
s.ssl kas IAza So Nigiras he
<s<NAfla panlfIe Saffaaai leaxiIe isft
snt~f batter frusH fsuaaales camp
us n ihr Eews. al hs HAD % b.
4rsd Oar. see sas II Elsht usld
Bsb camphsll also strrped iutn ths
ne light aheslf the sritiic ~ ths
pne. Hhsn he eilmtsd ever she fence
: 80 - = - -. ..~. 80 ..r..N -
~ matters wfHh : Tan whn had seen
g. 10 make fans q BIS uati piaYius
ne timnir lat~sferwn1~ u byssant~rs
81 etaex h@lf aszyssz stesp-i That
ppta aly paela have been rather
trHnu,ss bout
NJ @nre IS infInsss
s-<liie .st.4at = Z &c "a
rwsArt a 80 aas 20
me- Asratths >. Pertlaad. s. Errprr
-, IT, :. Pssslzna.
to- ANGELES Jaus ft-f.ez AsEs
10 Afssssd san Francisco yesterday
"a sspFe ~ e 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
QUEEN OF
TiHiEEGARMMiiivfAi

The queen ~ the carnival % be given
IN July ~ the Western sentral Labor
Union will probably b. either the mem.
Der ~ a ishor organization Or ths
daughter or sister u a union man. Tbs
COMMITTEES m charge u the carnival
has not yet officially announced that
such will be tho conditions under which
the queen II 20 be chosen. but a defi-
mite announcement ~ that euset II sH'
peofed IN n few daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
INST work DONE At
EAGLE HARBOR

80 nsN steel marine ways of the
- ~. shipouilfing com pany NJ Eagle
ess. Fefs uaed for thu first time
k'aaYi Tbs ship Reboe was
r@a 10. and later the schooner
TT..'lkan WAS placed on the ways
ne construction of the new ways
E.. Z great deal 70 the town ~
n.ssT hafbor The situation n
ssa,M shlpbuiidinE plant. the
k~sT being almost completely land
os.'A The old yards N the COM
'-'S were heated AZ Port Blakeley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

fhsy petilians6 the board 81 pub.
lir works yesterday 10 be allowed
~ build a temporary walk AZ their
Own expense
Sidewalk Inspector Alcock has
taken the matter up with the Pa.
ridc Coast company. and some sat.
isfsctsry adjustment % the matter
viii probably be made tn = few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
AGAINST
SEATTLE

-, "A, v..s5asa. Il l. said ~ divert.
:. "a. CROWNS Alaska business frcr'
80, A. Vancouver the Can adiah IA
=, Naetxatiea company and the Ca.
s.ssn YaeffIa railway have cousoli'
800 re- paFissfiea eempanV. which
,g.nsss 4 stsz1nsfs hftsesn Nsncea-
- - skskssTl hss heretofore eegr
!. ..a.penslant corporation. although
- - rsniss have NuFke On closs
hsn~f
rh hsrthsr said that tht Canadian
40 rAiiwa9 and tht White Pass
4 YaArH rnatr have entered new
arrv~msnt b. whlsh they Intend 90 ~
-. tAytfss frsm Naneauyer 90 SsaG'
sss AL Ia Nsea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

After an extended trip through
Europe and the Holy Land. All and
Mta. Frederick Kew EtfitYe and Mas
sldunia ftrth returned 10 seattle
Yesterday During their tour which
has lasted seven months. they visit
Ell all the places made famous iu
hihiieal history a. Cairo the party
met teish Hunt Of Seattle. who Mr
etfuNe says ia' Interested IN biH
Irrigation scheme la the saudan.
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MORTALITY RECORD

Joaaph tivongood aged a. years.
died az Providence hospital last
night lic had come "a Seattle from
Spokane Go undergo an operation
lie Was president of the Spokane
Grain company aud a well known
man Ia that city. II IL probable that
the body VIII be shipped there fof
lntarnUnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

a aasa wzs flied IN Tho auditors q.
flee Yesterday cenVeYinH lots ! "a Is,
iieti 4 nsnnF'a addition 10 the city u
Seattle ftafn Mrs A 4. Lang q the
Sassh wsHt 1uvsatmvut company. fer
consideration ~ Eta 90
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Pacific Coast Clothing Comply.
. ..'' i:i.ir Clothing
goo First Ave. Cor. Marion ST
C. Iassifled Ads
Auction sales

HAehen oatss
AUCTION sale II elegant hOusehoid
fuuiiiure Vii take place On Mon
day. tbs 18th. Al 2 .. m. al private
Tehidene1. Of seven rooms. ~ $50
belmont avenue ftake broadway
carr. =. 9. nlekerton a Co have
been favored with Instructions 20
sell BY auction the following
Brass mounted beds springs, white
cotton and hair mattresses birds
eye ulsn pie huryaus. Como1cs aud
ehisfei5issa. elegant weathered on X
dining set consisting OF extension
table. dtninn chairs, leather uB4
hoiatsfed buffet. china cabinet. rflk
velour paHtlafss. cost Is5 pair
Arabian net curtains. writing
desk. HiEsiun Administer cnrpstn
rockers. elegant upright plano.
heater, steel range. fine bedding.
sidgrdoNn Hpfeada. etc the above
VIII ba On Was Saturday between
ans Z. m y q. nlcksrton a.
Co. Aucfiauesrr
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IT WAS A
FINE GAME
sur the oRsooNlAss CANE
OUT ON TOP

PORTLAND. lure is-It waa a
beautiful axh. billion 81 she national
game here Yesterday aftgrnoon
y hen the WahfootsrN defeated dug
dala's Kids ~ score 81 Z 70 4
Little Hariuuu Il happy Re won
cat against busials. the man who
did net think him worth ksepins last
year. and Won oBt also against Ter.
ME Mckay. who has failed bat = few
times u yin every game ne has
Rtt he'd for spuE this seAenn
The haFtian1sFu Eathafea into
tAssf basket n hits Off Mckay
while sste Statistics couid knssk out
but eight scattering hits
TIE features % the game Weee the
two. eaEN~rs raped cut BY Parrot
81 Portland and Hai4n ~ Seattle
All the athsra OF the ~ hits we're
atugfes
The soor' by innings
Seattle ssaoeoI1seos .
Portland % soaeois-s II :
BUTTE June tt-Tits HATTIE san
Francisco Fsuis Yesterday YES called
In TIE seventh iRnnins "a account -
rain. seaa's a sie : 20 2
HELENA. Iuns ts-ta- Ans~is.
esn tfam Helena yesterday. seara
; ~ asss0 ~ --~S. '-s-.ss -
SPOKANE. June ttapskans
took the TAeoHta TIT~r into camp
Yesterday. Scoae ~ l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

NEAR Kent and sirse O. thu Tntrrurhan
rad b 10 and aa-aefc tracts. most "a
them IN hish state ~ CULTIVATION. some
rrr acre the rrufa You can raise On this
land viii pay for Il IN a short time. no
better Hsii ~ u sztnrn washington II Yati
arr Interested anHne At nncs. FOR 81 above
prlees they Want last long. four sald yrs.
tsrday. threa the day hsfurr. positively
the best huY IN the valley
ROBERT MAI4THN si0 New Nofkhioch
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For s.i.-Nesi Es,.s.


HEnE fs A COOP MY.
itp arres rieh eias land 20 acre. cleared
% faaigre. escahr1 4ai hsarius trees ali
kinds srnaf fruits EEFirr water. god $.
n-atn house. barn soxat several outbulld.
trae tezfas wHEonai niuWirax machine
farming implements. household furniture
Z cnwH. Z had Fuffnx stock every thint
guas price feF few days siam.
ROBERT MALTBE. siO Nsw Yorkhiaok.
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SATURDAY.
Night
Specials

Ladies kia Sandals siik bow. pre,s
" buckle. alH Value. .00o
Infants. Kid MaeesHipa, wine gnd
red 20 value 4ssssstfsf.t.t. lbo
20 inch IIiHeh Heau DE- f1lr Bills.
regular IlH value. nov ..-. Toe
Beet Grade ahamhray and Pnrcate
Hun nuuuufa. 80 aud f)c valua. s.
rttsfssa ffssssssfsastt .t..ttf-.H.. lDe
Gents naihfingHn shirts and Draw
era. &C. value i+tt.sst.1 Zoe
Mems LanHdefed Pefeaie Shirts.
actually worth 6rt..s...,.t.s 1Dc
Ladies' Seamless Black Hose, lbe
value 4as5saassss ..-.-ftt.+ttts- lt De
Fancy Elastic Hose Supporter
nickel buckle Hie value ........ lDe
Black Plus. per boz .....-.,....... lie
Little Fellows ThrrrsPieco Suits
$500 value zasszs-..s....t..s. Ids
go boxes hlEh gfadn Autumn Violet
Toilet soaps cakes in boz. -
value PEE BOX t.tttt.t.f.. De
Genuine President HuHDenderB. res
uiaf b. value .....,...,.s-.t. .3st
Ladies' Embroidered lawn HARD
krrchisfz. IQc value .....t..... sc
1-inch aide Hancy Six Mock I'm.
bon. regular sao value ....t.... s'ae
Oenuina Mascot Kid Gloves sikea
ana - only manufacturer
price 81 - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Doc
A HOST or OTHERS
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Dancing Classes

Professor wilson AZ Ranke Hal
Monday and Friday evenings -.
vats lfssens dsllg,
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fHNEE ACRES IN NAtdaARn
ZINE Hsii. all IN cultivation and fenced.
small hostse. urchar1 an kinds % small
fruit. owner il obliged TO leheu and Il
Wliiinn 20 sacrifice % make quick sale.
ROBERT MALrnY. aio New YorsblocA.
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77l717l171l1--l-
CEMENT WORKERS
FORM A UNION

rs meeting IN raiutsrg hail last
49, nisht the Seattle Cement
ss,l,.' union eornpisfsd ~ orNani-
mae. and sisetsd the following per-
y p'flesrs ~ Piper. president;
rs,,ss al1i treasurer. and r.. Hudson,
Wa. .hlYn has affiliated with The
ffh Central Labor union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

nor saisNew house 3 rooms pantry and
basement about ~ rods from north end
" Fremont Ballard car line aia North
street Address y. Star.
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FOR sALE-sh acres. Owner need

FOR SALE--sh acres Owner needs
money and wants offer.
Two acres, st.6ea.
Lots from S50 up. on monthly pay
mentsi all close 20 car line and
overlooking Green lake.
Two cottages IN North Seattle. 81. 500,
and a number of other bargains In
North Seattle property.
Tel. Ini. LOLA
IA A AMBER gON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

THE itsAtk 10 LIVE
IiAaY 10 REACH EASY TO HuY.
beautiful locAtlun on shore ~ Lake wash.
inEtun. short ride On &c electric cars from
First and Washington large iota boe IA
arr ssiiinE fast Al SO, tsa. and 500 81
and $40 iuWn ami g. mouth. Us already
sold everybody likes Rainier beach. u's
the best and cheal @st proparty market
for home and Investment; schooia
churches stores. fina garden soil cleared
and graded avenues. sidewalks, grand
We've boating. BE- think fishing high ana
heaithfu, plenty wood and city water
lumber terms aF homes built Zee Mr.
Weed. agent, Office 81 Rainier nsaoh. OF
G. X, siurtevant owner, $40 nnston block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

fise .Ingers' union u THIS city will
"A P'n'e 70 Pleasant beach June
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FOR sALll--Nice t-room cottage,
modern, ON cath ave, near Madi-
son. $1,000. Address owner, star
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WE can locate you on the best homestead
lands tn Washington. We have some
Eood farms for sale. Call ON Z. H.
Casey. toa Pacific block. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

TIM chance for a home-ssTs . acrcs u
excellent soil. only - minutes walk from
the electric car good ncFhharr. handy 10
school and only 10 minutes rise from the
city. Adams n Niohols aii Washington
building
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CHEAP lots At SIS un, at Hillman CITY.
only II minutes ride on old ncnton car
line on Washington street terms Is
down. ~ monthly, Come today. Larrs
warm uffiee on grounds.
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Lr; ANGELES Jans Ats Arse
10 dfsassa san Francisco Yesterday
Va sspss u e 1.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
Wrapping Paper Magnet.

Here is an experiment which can
be done quickly and without pro-
viding yourself with lot Of chemi-
Gals that you will never want again.
Take piece Of ordinary wrapping
paper and wet it all over. Then put
it near the stove and let it dry. When
it is dry put it on woolen cloth or
a vanished table and rub it briskly
with a piece of India rubber. In a
few moments it will become charged
with electricity. and If thrown against
the wall or any smooth surface it will
stick to it for some time.
Tear tissue paper into tiny pieces,
not bigger than an eighth of an inch
square, and toss them in the air near
the sheet. The wrapping paper will
draw them to it just as magnet will
attract a needle.
Take tea tray and place on it
two or three glasses. Put the electri-
fed paper on the tops of the glasses
and then touch the tray with your
finger. You will be surprised to find
that you receive a slight electric
shock by SO doing Now put the
wrapping paper on the tray itself and
on touching the tray you will get an.
other shock of electricity, but this
time of different kind. Replace the
paper on the glasses and you will get
the first little ingling again.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01

seizing door at random and helping
her to mount
Instead Of mounting, however. she
fell back in my arms. half swoon-
ing. Behold what she had seen
and had seen with her! All the
seats Of the carriage were unoc-
eupied, but heaped with litter of
bags and bundles, tumbled pell-mell
together like the wreckage left from
a giant struggle, while above the
seats, huddled like monkeys in the
nets of the wagon, three wild-eyed
men chung. disordered also. and hold
ing in their hands three guns at full
cock, the lamp light shining broad
and free into the gaping muzzles!
do not enter! Do not enter"
yelled in chorus the men as they saw
us. The rest l lost, as slammed to
the door and leaped, Sabine and !, to
the van adjoining. scarce conscious
OF what we were doing in our haste
and bewilderment
did you see them? Did you see
those men?' she gasped, her breath
coming sobbingly. 1t is q duel, duel,
i tell you, an American duel! I've
heard OF them often. But bark. bark!
listen to that"
A fusillade of guns, regular vol
ley-7two- three five then God
knows how many times the shots re-.
sounded. dominated always By q pro-
longed vail, mournful, notwithstanding
II hear IT still-then silence.
They were dead all Of them. They
had fired until it ended thus.
We were going at the rate of GO
miles an hour. but | sprung to the
door to risk the footboard and 60 and
see what had happened to our neigh
bors, But as lowered the glass to
leap, two arms held me fast, and a
voice. choked with anguish, but,
sounding like an angels in my eer
nevertheless, cried frantically behind
me:
No. no, PHILIPPE, love you! You.
shall not go! They will kill you. too. :"
She loved me! Parbleu! those luna
tics there might go on slaughtering
each other at their ease. As for me-
4 was otherwise occupied.
When the train slowed up for the
fortificatiohg | stepped to the quai
to look about for sergeant de Vile
when all ut once the door OF the
wagon new open beside me. and j
saw descending, TRANQUILITY bearing
between them IN inert mass rolled In
q rug their victim. undoubtedly their
victim, whom we had failed to see be-
fore our three assassins!
Stop! Stop" shouted. What
have You there? Quick tell me or Il
hand you over to the hands OF jns-
tice!
'.Eh? The hands Of Justice! No, no.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
A Naval Battle on = Table Top.

Here is feet Of war vessels that
sou can make yourself and that go of
themselves after fashion. The yes
sells are carved out of Jumps OF chalk
and furnished with military masts, 13-
inch guns and anything else that
may be needed to give them for
midable appearance The more you
have of them the better, but they
need not be large, nor is it necessary
to hollow them out or provide them
with decks. They differ from real
battleships in one other respect, for
they are fiat-bottomed
The ocean which they navigate
is large platter or pie dish, which
is empty until the commencement OF
the naval review or engagement.
Then you pour in just enough vine
gar to cover the bottom OF the dish.
In an instant everything is in com
motion. The little cruisers and bat
tleships rush hither and thither as
il they were attacking each other
or going through complicated erolu-
tons. Taey rise and sink like ships
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01

Sabine, the Baroness de Moncley,
who will soon change her name, as
you have heard, was a young widow
of Paris, pretty. witty and above all
things. wise, for though but four
and twenty years Of age, she had
known how from the very beginning
Of her weeds to express her grlet
fittingly, without exaggeration ana
yet to avoid the gossips charge:
"All that crepe but hides red
handkerchief
Promptly with the appearance OF
the first April sun the Baronne de-
parted from her apartment in the Rue
Renaissance, where no visitor OF the
male sex had dared set foot since
the unhappy accident. 1t took me
week to unearth her whereabouts.
concealed from all the world-Villa
des Sycamores. Chantilly.
Promptly with the beam of the first
May sun followed her. Precisely
and without leave or license, my only
excuse q devoted love of-no matter
how many years standing. He that
risks nothing gains nothing.
OF Sabines anger when present
ed myself at her gate within an hour
of my arrival j prefer not to speak.
"Ah! mon Dieu.' she sighed, ito
what is poor woman exposed de-
prived Of projections! You would new.
er have dared to do this had my hus-
band been alive! You, his best friend,
too! Poor Antoine!"
sighed In unison.
Poor Antoine. indeed. We will
talk of him together"
Never! Never!"
I'VE will talk of ourselves then;
should like that better!"
Words that caused her SO much ir-
ritation, it took me at least an hour
to calm her. After which. she was
unwilling for me to go until had
sworn, yes, actually sworn, never
to set foot in her house again. Which
oath. made under protest, broke the
next morning, and every morning
thereafter that Sabine would permit.
And the day Sabine left of crepe
enClrely, prOHlSu ny Lne OCCASION
naturally enough, it seemed to me-
to squarely present my candidacy for
the succession to Poor Antoine"
Poor Antoine! Poor me, should have
said! ! fed, ! ran, ! barely escaped
being thrown from her door; and
all night long | closed not an eye;
the situation seemed to me to be
growing too desperate.
l was no further advanced when
the month of September arrived. the
last month Of my lease True, | was
no longer chased like thief from her
house when mentioned my candi-
dacy, but Sabine appeared bored.
stifled yawn. OF. turned the subject
to Indifferent matters. L
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
Can you find your way to the cen
ter without crossing line?
Soap Bubble Party.

A pretty form Of amusement is a
made to take the form of spirited
contest for old and young. Five
rings of pasteboard wound with
bright tissue paper should be sus-
pended in doorway. Large bowls
of strong soapsuds in which table,
spoonful of glycerine has been dis
solved and a dozen or more clay
pipes are the other materials needed
for the bubble party. The players
take turns in trying to blow their
perfect bubbles through the different
rings. Each person is allowed two
attempts to blow his bubble through
ring and to the successful "bub.
blers" is given score. The person
gaining the highest score is award
ed some trifling prize.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01

Monsieur; don't, we beseech you
bring a crowd about us! It is Phanor
my poor, dear Phanor! See, look fo'
yourself! v
And the assassin, whose collar
still clutched, drew back the corner
sof the rug and i saw--a bloody Inuz.
z1e. S
.He was bitten by his mate three
weeks ago: the wound was cauterized
and healed without trouble. Beliey-
ing him saved, we have hunted with
rim all day long In the forest Of Cre6
scarcely, however, had we taken the
rain, q few miles only before reach-
ug Chantilly when convulsions seized
i'm. He attacked us furiously. We
ook to the, nets for safety. awaited
chance to shoot him-the rest YOU
xnow."
bowed, tipped my hat courteous
v and rejoined Sabine, wide-eyed
With wonder at seeing me 80 civilly
saluting these criminals. .
explained the case to her.
There was no duel. then-no bat
le or killed or wounded. Very well,
lonsieur, what said and did then
goes for nothing; take it back
t counts not at ALL
She frowned, smiled, slipped her
and in my arm Ii
And come the month Of January
ext that little hotel in the Avenue
riedland, for sale no longer, thank
eaven!-the workmen are in 1t. now
You will find it tenanted by cou'
10 of my most intimate acQuain'
,nce, who
But let us not anticipate! Cincin
att Enquirer.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
How to Make = Commas.

Any ingenious boy can make good
compass at no cost in money and at
little cost in patience.
Get from a druggist common
pasteboard pill box, about an inch,
and three-quarters in diameter Cut
in the lid round hole an inch in
diameter. and cover this hole on the
inside with piece of thin window
glass, which can be held in place by
bits of sealing wax at the corners.
Break off about three-eighths of
an inch of the point end Of sewing
needle, and af1ix it, point upward, by
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01

caused by the chemical action of the
vinegar upon the chalk of which they
are composed.
Chalk is carbonate OF lime. The
acid of the vinegar combines with
the lime and sets free carbonic acid
gas, which blows up the liquid into
foam, lifts the vessels bodily and
causes them to move about In very
eccentric and amusing manner.
For similar reason, If an egg (thei
shell of which is composed chiefly OF
carbonate of lime) is put into vinegar,
it will begin to turn or spin and will
keep on spinning until the shell is
entirely dissolved.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
Floating Needles.

Having first filled bowl with.
cold water, take an ordinary sewing
needle and rub it on piece of wool
len cloth until it is warm. Taking it
carefully between the thumb and
forehnger, you may put it on the top
of the water and it will remain there
If not Jared. Take more needles and
rub them as you did the first, place
them also carefully, one by one, on
the water, and they will form them.
selves in a line beside the first.
On the surface OF every liquid is a
thin film, and it is on this film that
the needles in this experience are
held, and it is only when this film is
broken that the needles fall to the
bottom Of the bowl.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
Birds Nests.

can tell the genus Of birds by
their nests alone; for instance, a blue
Jays nest is like a crows, and blue
jays and crows belong to the same
family.-Roscoe S. Grant, Bement, Ill.
This is an interesting observation
and shows that Mr.. Grant thinks
while he looks. That similar habits,
not only of nest building, but of feed
ing, singing and flying, accompany
similar bodily structure is one of the
most significant facts in bird history.
He would be clever student, how
ever, who could classify birds by
their nests alone. and yet make his
classification agree with that now
accepted. With what family would
he class the bluebird, judging from
it's nest in hollow tree or post? Or
how from its nest would he associate
the oriole with the bobolink or black
bird?
On the other hand, the nests and
white enameled eggs of woodpeckers
afford one of the most striking in
stances of that racial similarity noted
by our orrespondent.-The Ameri-
can Boy.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
wor,an's part,

To sacrifice her dearest wish
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