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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
JEFFR/ES WON
The Present Champion Defeats
Corben i'm the Tenth ROund--
Latter no Mach for the
BOiern1aker

SAN FnANCIRCo. Aus is.-fspe.
eisi.l--e Champion JAMES J Jsffflss
retained his title 60 the NaFld p
championship belt by putting -
Champion Euftsstg gut 81 business
n the tenth round % the nght az
Mechanics pas lliuu. after "a Hfusis
ms nEht. here last night
Corbetf Vas absolutely 40 match
fef the champion and the fiEht as
urNer ~ doubt after ths nfst Two
rounds Jeffrisn siyuply played wlih
eafhstt and the wonder VAS that
garbett lasted as Ions 80 b. ala.
A. the end ~ the uinth che spse
taturs bsR that Eufh~fl sas near
- all in. ana su The tenth. before
tie round NaH hAH over. Cufheffs
seconds requested Referee gtansY
10 svafa the fight % tsffsss. in
efdsf - save eafbstt FROM sefsfer
punishment
ms nasf fslaaskabis feature 81
,e>> ~]p-- s->> A-s~s 49, >->s-.,.-s- - i. =
FfosemsHt shown b. tsfffisH HKsf
BIS fuftu in previous battles Corr
beta landed frequently eH hia oufso-
rent bat thsrs Nss no steam iH hls
sioes aad Jefffiss never shoN Cd the
isasi siEu 20 distress Thr fiEht ess
Witnessed b the tsfE~st crowd sfsr
gathered a. e. fusro rinKsia-
The seconds faf fsftrtss ssrr H1iiF
DELANEY. Jack 4sffriss ftsh Tttrs.Fn
fanas ard Joe kssneeF
Fur CeHAstt ths a. wsFe Tern
ssss Hyaa. yznk 4=nns Fssn f'Sfss=ii
ard asn HsrEsr
ceFbsst ssa tssffiss wsrs beth 81
sasn
Nh~n miir Iesaan snnaancsf Cars
lsstt there was great sHslans~
chasuHiaH tstfftss fsesffssi #iffllisf
0asfiun
Ceshsfs trek fhs uorth veNf corner
- fhs riHs sua teffftas lhs southeast
Fits-ffsfssas sH4 Retire. aFansf IN
srssetra che hsaaaxes en cofhstt.s
h2ua. Ths t.anaaKra wvfs rranouaegf
al fiAhf
Corb~ft iantea the first blow q
light isft to the cham nior's TIRE
The first round uar eaesessien -
aehfs tabs and etinrhss The only
hsfd bias saa landed on isffs firhi
side
rhr Sound round opened with
etgnrh. during whish left rushed
garb~W to the ropes Hard blows
ssre iut~fcha nErt and f'urhrft lock
- tired. bat to round was Ia hiH
favor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
SS26O,,0O00
STEAMER OREGON BROUGHT A
arc CARGO OF NOME GOLD

The steamer Oregon arrived from
Nome az noon today with a cargo q
iseooo ia gold dust the bulk Of which
vas consigned % the Scandinavian
American bank ~ tails city james y
iiage brought down consignment u
Ii25 go from the Bank n Nome 10 the
irat National bank Of Seattle
There were i1a passengers. among
them Les - Hart af this elff and Nal
Jack Htreng editor ~ the Nome Nug.
get Mai Strong was formerly IN the
newspaper business iuthis city. but has
been in the north for seven years
The RECON arrived az Nome August :
and had considerable trouble IN land
ing her naescnEcrHi on account - a
heavy aoa. she iefi on hc1 return voy-
age August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
IT'S over
T. 7. U. CONVENTION AOJouRss
SINE DIE

WASHINGTON. y. g. AUG. i5-
The typos todaY ~ unanimous vote
killed Belva Lock woods plea FOR the
Endorsement ~ womana suffrage
The convention adopted rosolu-
tiou recommending 4. $. Maudby Of
Rochester FOR commissioner Of labor.
60 succeed Carroll - Wright
A committee Of three WAS appointed
20 take charge ~ the discussion Of
taxation iu the official journal
January ! 1905. a. the day selected
Tor the general Inauguration uf the
eight. hour working day for the
priutiR craft The convention adj.
joutued sine die ne noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
SONS or BEST
MUST EXPLAIN

The police drnRnet wna cast. and
hauled IN again last night ~ gen
tIsment OF leisure who claim Go have
ali rorta Of honest calline at which
they never work They were landed
In The city ist aud VIII get sn CD
portunity Co explain 10 Judge George
ID tho municipal court
Several OF the Migrants who were
given suspended sentences by judge
George few DAYS ago, have failed
70 leave town and have been arrest
Il again and put into the chain gehg.
Among the lot ia ,. Preston, attae
the "MpHtefiuuf kidd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
RUSSIA MAKES
STERN DEMANDS
The Porte Win Have 10 Do a Lot
of Things 10 Satisfy Gar

81 potcrshurf AUG l8rhe or
ficlal Messenger to-day publishes m-
strueg.aHs sent hy iansdorff min
etcf II foreign affairs. Go the nos
slan ambassador at eoustautneplc.
Demanding the foiloWfHg meaaurta
ifria lhe fuftr
FIRST The immediate arrest and
severe punishment of all Turkish 90
ncials connected with the consulate
90 Eskuh
SeeoHd The reinstatement ~ ls-
mail Hakkt who has been dismiss
ed huf whose efficiency has hfcn
testified Tor BY the Macedonian iu-
sleetaH general
Thled Immediate restitution Go an
peasants on whom, according - the
reports ~ the Russian aud Austrian
ecnsuis. the Turkish troops perns-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
FAIL. ED
HENRY ErTE. TsE POLAR Ak.
PLoRER WAS UNSUCCESSFUL

TRuMSo. NORWAY. AaE Is A
wishing vessel witch has Iusf ar
rived reports the failure 81 the
Dsnlnh polar expedition. under Hen.
~ kIts. many ~ the expedition
haVtna DIED from aerefuls Tn.
rest only feHehsd tks Spitahsfksn
group 81 islands IN the Nfctie o#san
between Greenland and NuYa xrm-
hia. where they passad the winter
The expedition is now home q ard
bound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
FATAL MISTAKE

COLUMBUS. .. Aug IA col
orsd policeman named Hardy. while
lying IN wait IN the hune 81 eaptur-
iuE a man wanted FOR murder. early
this morning. shot and KILLED private
policeman Miller. believing him 80 be
the man wanted. Miller thought the
effieer was the thief when ordered TO
halt and advanced firing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
REMAK/NG
HISTORY

HoosfCK FALLS. \ y. Aug IS.
In order 70 emphaalxe thsiF con-
tsntiou that the battle ~ BeuniuE-
ton. VI. ~ called. We a. a mat
ter Of fact fought At Wali0oinsack,
this county. ard that the historians Of
the revolution FfieNousiy erred IN
giving the Green Mountain state the
location and the honor OF the bat
tie. The Hoosiek Historical society
- SvBAe- ~ A>.-sA~ -:
exercises on the battle-ground az
WAlaoumsack
The battle-ground Vas surrounded
with falKE ard an address appnopTi-
ate 20 the occasion uaa delivered BY
County Judge TfefueF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
SITUATION GRAVE

ATHENS. Aus i5-gfnciai rec
oFuifion df the gravity OF the stu
alton IN The Balkans has been given
bY Premier Raiii g. the ambassBt dor
~ the powers. saying that the
Greeks and Turks ~ Macedonia cam
not continue 90 endure the provoea-
tiane ~ Bulgaria. and that tepriaais
must inevitably follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
MME
RAGDY
MAN AND WOMAN HACKED TO
PIECES VITA AN AXE

SHREVEPORT. Ia. Aug "a
Master Mechanic n the Cotton Hslt
Railway Elliott and May smith
were found az daylight this morn
lng ~ bed In their cottage. terribly
mnnaied. hacked with an axe. Tho
woman was dying and the man waa
unconscious, A brother ~ the w0-
man who slept IN an adjoining room
heard the nntan and diaens asea the
tragedy The brother 9aud William
81 keeTHu. another neesl pa ~ - the
cottage were arrested and char Eed
with the crime A bloody axe vas
found W the kitchen Robbery was
not the motive. ns property belong
iuw to the murdered man. was found
iu the he'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
SHOP rs unloNizEo

TOPEKA. kaH Aug is--The
Anehinists union today forced the
last ncu-unton workman cat 81 the
Santa Re shops here. a demand
nov sili be made for more pay. and
the employment Of union men only.
The Santa Re shops are now open.
and the officials say the demand VIII
be resisted. The strike which seems
probable would involve 1.ee0 men
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
NEW TRIAL
REFUSED

CYNTHIA. Ky, Aug. 10 The
court this morning over ruled tho
motion for new trial IN the iett-
White case. Tho prisoners viii he
taken To the peuitentiary tomorrow.
The ease against 1eet. charged
with the murder OF Tom .CockrilL
viii be heard In this court az the
g.pteuber term
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

Ia the thira round Corbstt landed
two Hard heart blows JEFF fought
fouiiy. striking below the belt ana Ia
ihs eNnchsH. bat caFhstt stnud pun.
iuhmsnt ueii
kiaee foul nrhtlnR hy JEFF h. the
fourth round teffa glove split. but
fiatt was allowed 20 proceed
fFff WIS cooler IN the firth and
landed tsiiins bioan. Corbsits jabs
being weak and Isff laughed
IL are HRth jeff frilra r'oFbsit
with terrible isfs an she Jaw. aud
CnThnif tgak nine before settling up
Hard fighting and etinfhes follow ~
tsff forces the fighting IN the
assFnth. Mnd aard blows we're In
iefshanErd Cnfhsit cried -lts
cart knucs me- out Jeff folfed
cufhrtfr iaN HEaln
tsff rushed in the eighth and
Cafhstt smashed hisu a. She fane -
h. sams faff landed = sfuauiuF
- -..ez.-.- = -. ->.s. &-~S- ~ 49, ~
vas plainiy defeated
csnfh~fs fought beautifully IL The
uluth. bat eaaian't hurt Jeff fsff
was raairiY firsd II the end - the
tanna- The gallery fahs wlth cheers.
The last round opened with eiinch-
the stnusa e bat came Up within
The eauut JefF landed the fret q
the finishing blows = aoiaf pirNua
that doubled Cofhstt up and sent
hitu 20 the floor The moment he
got ~. q riEht in The stomach sent
hinI arsu aNain. While the count
was nciuF on. Tummr Ryan jump
81 iftto the fins and TIRES up the
Hianks
tsofhait So friysn direct fsau the
fight 70 the home - hia brother
itsug8. lie slspt Nssi and afuae a.
10 Sc ln good spirits with no APP
parent bad effects from the blow
which did tie business lie leaves
next ws~k raf a. Louis NhsFe hs
opens = theatrical season At HiKh 3
lard rars
tsffFips spent Part ~ TIE niEhf
ceishfafinE Ntfk friends. ieeviuE ON
The tste beat fnr Oakland
The receipts - the 1sffrisa -Cof-
bets nshf ssfs Sc "a. OF which the
rxhferf al So ~ i~fftles gets
a. So and tsofbeit SO s1a The rea-
sut1 that the receipts werr not more
we hsrSuss tho prices % the seats
were much lsar than usual. The at
tendance aaH 10. sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
HEARING WENT ogR

The preliminary hearing against
Alice Hooper and her SON CChaflea,
charged with cauutsrfeitlng. vas
continued this morning until Mon
day. The case against Frank Lund-
atgom. street ear conductor. ~
whose house the matchmaking coun-
terfeiterss tools we're found. was dis
missed. AZ Captain i3ell Of the secret
service agency II convinced that he
WAS not an nccomplice. but merely a
dunn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
WANTS $4,000

GIUSEPPE IEnsnuelui a iaborer. to-day
brought suit aratnFt ,. AeCleilan nd. a
contractor. o. recover E7tHo damages
for personal Injuries received while
engaged IN diRsing sewer on Thirty
third avenue. near Pike street The
plaintiff claims that while standing
IN q trench a mass q dirt Zen on and
crushed him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
C0NSECRATED
rev. HORTON NEW ARCH
BISHOP OF MANILA

ROME. Aug. b. Rev. Harton OF
ST Louis, today Was consecretaed az
archbishop Of Manila by Cardinal
Satoln The ceremony lasted four
hours participants being nearly
FRUSTRATED by the intense heat.
Among the spectators was the Rev.
Kendrick of Rochester, an unsuc-
cessful uspirant for the archbishop
rtc. who will be couseCratcu as
hishon OF Cohu, Aug 23
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
BIG SUI 7

Afsorpeya BRADY a Cav. the firm
~ lawyers who we're retained By
Blanche Maciez TO fiRbt = suit for
breach 81 promise against Alex.
FachHnt. the Waila Waiia sheep
fauchef whom she married last
nleht. have sued her and her nsw
husband for - Ice for fees FOR com
ductinE that suit.
They secured default judgement
against FHnchant Tor tiang and
they believe that the Wsffisge was
part ~ plan to prevent them from
collecting their fee which they
claim was TO De forty per cent OF
tho Judgment.
A Eafnishee against the couple
WAS also asked,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
WOMEN TYPOS"

A meeting IL 90 be held August -
a the residence nf Mrs. A. W
Afeker lefs Archer avenue. fuf she
pmffaar ~ organizing Mnme % ?
ausit8aes. 80 she seattle TEHaurl uhs
leal ani0n. There are several 81 such
aualiiaries ia existence ln the Unit
I'd states. wives. sisters and other
female relatives 81 typos being 81.
elhie.
Western avenue which was block
ID bY the recent land slides II the
north approach 10 the Great North
efu tunnel = soon 60 be- repaired
and feopened for traffic Engineer
walker ~ the railway company was
In conference with the board nf pub
Hc NarkF Today in regard Ia plans
for repairing the thnrouRhfafe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
MILES IN FRISCO
THE STRENUOUS GENERAL rs
WARMLY WELCOMED

SAN rt,ANCiscO. Aug iS.-Gcn.
Mlies arrived iote this afternoon
from salt Lake and was given an
onthuaiattle welcome The city ~
in anbl attire aud the veterans have
hpcn spiendldly provided for. aud
trains are arriving every hour with
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
MONEY BY
WIRELESS

NEW YORK. Aug rs The
FIRST application % wireless
money orders Rae reported hy
the Gampaatn. which arrived
here this morning
Henry Robertson. in mid
ocean. found himself fundieHH
His mother was aboard the
eastward bound f.uelluin- Com
muHieation was estshiished be
tween the ships willie 80 miiss
aparf The fsucnnia parser COLI
ieeted $50 from HDbertHon'r
mother and wired the puFEef
q the Camrania to advance
Robertson that suepnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
FIGHT ING

stating that the insurRent army has
possession Of kliEsufo. The fight
ing continues between the Turks and
insurgents at car slruds. bud both
sides lost heavily II ~ also stated
that The Aibaniana are repeatedly
rettiuR beyond control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
TWO WOMEN
SHOT DOWN
Mob of AnlazOnS Storm a Prison
and Are Dispersed by
Armed Police

PATIENT After the doors and
number Of windows % the STATEN
had been smashed BY the women.
the Rendaffnes fired. killing tto wu-
men and dangerously woundine sew
sfai The rest fled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

VIENNA. AUG. ia number Of
.wouen 1T Gilad. Hungary. today at
hacked the gsusarrne station IN an
effort % Ilherate a female quack Who
rraa arrested on charge Of kiliins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
THE BOATS
!. : :. ARE RACING

regular as trip. Then the race be
EHTf-
when TIE rivals passed oat -
sisns around Ala point the Tels-
graph ass a quarter ~ a mile IN
The lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
ms TANT
DEATH
LOGGER CRUSHED BENEArH A
FALLING TREE


I5poeIaT 70 Inc btarl
TACOMA, Aux H.. D. T.. Davis
WIS caught under q falling tree In
WIZARDS logging cBmn on the puy-
nllup river. seven miles above Drt-
inR. yesterday and Instantly killed.
he was falling the tree with his
partner.
Davis was an unmarried man and
has relatives IN South birmingham,
Mass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

TIE rev steamer T.lsxraph and
the steamer Flyer are racing from
Seattle 70 Tacoma this afternoon,
The Telegraph lay off nuWafuiph
head until The Flyer eafu~ ~ 81 her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

tiles II h believed that smother at
tempt viii Ne made 90 lynch the
neu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
WATER SHUT OFF

CITY water VIII be shut OF Mon
day between 2 ., M. and ~ M
throughout the district between East
olive and East Thomas street east
Of Thirty seventh avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

returning from visit - hts rela-
tiyes Who live In Sew York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

NEW YORK AUG 1.-THE Re-
lance vent on The drvdock today ~
Erie basin. alongside the Shamrock
III. preparatory 90 the races next
IhuradaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

WAaHINGT0Nl p @ aug. t.
Naval Constructor Gilmore wires the
navy department that the buttleahip
Naaanchuaatta will be able to stenm
to New York when he's hullheadn
have been ahofed ana her minor
Jsaks STONED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
his BOSS DID IT

DULUTH. Mimi. Aug. i5.- Elmer
Johnson. bank clerk accused of
wrerkinR the Commercial bank here,
last May. testified today that his
overdrait OF $4,000 va really an
overdraft % the president Of the
bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

INSURGENTS AND TURKS ARE
STILL wAolNo WAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

madrid. Aug ii@Junn theatcr
one Of the largest and fineHt,iu Spain
was destroyed by fire Of presumably
incendiary origin. last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

VIENNA. Aus iG-AdFless have
been received from ConaiRntinopis
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-18
ForetelIing by Dominoes.

This is quite an amusing indoor
game if you have a set of dominoes.
Take the dominoes and shuttle them
well on a table face down; draw five
and note significance below:
Double six denotes receipt of
money.
SiXfive, amusements.
Six-four, much happiness.
Six-three, great affection.
Six-two, economical and industrious.
| Six-one, rich at middleage.
Six-blank, will hear of death of a
great friend.
Double five, will be very lucky.
Five-four, will marry poor.
| Five-three, ample means and even
tual wealth.
Fiye-two, unfortunate love affairs.
Five-one, an invitation to an enjoy
able affair
Five-blank, avoid gambling
Double four, lucky to lovers and
| farmers.
Four-three, have neither riches nor
poverty.
Four-two, change in circumstances
Four-one have ample means.
Four-blank, quarrels and separa
tons.
Double-three, immense riches.
Three-two, fortunate in love.
Three-one, not favorable to any one
Three-blank, your sweetheart is de
ceiving you.
Double two, success and will be
thrifty.
Two-one, a life of luxury.
Two-blank, will have poverty.
Double ace, constancy in marriage
state.
Ace-blank, will travel in great lux
ury.
Double-blank. you are selfish ant
mis- erly and heartless.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-18
Mr.. BADGER. the Saaaclous.

A badger which had made its home
among the granite cliffs dealt with the
fire god with sagacity and skill. A
friend while painting a seapiece dis
covered a badgers lair, and thought to
play the animal practical joke. Gath
ering together a bundle of grass and
weeds, he placed it inside the mouth
of the hole, and, igniting it with a
match, waited for the ignominious
flight of the astonished householder.
But Master Badger was a resourceful
animal, and not disposed to be made
a butt of practical jokers. He soon
came up from the depths of his hole
as soon as the penetrating smoke told
him that there was fire on the prem
Uses, and deliberately scratched earth
on the burning grass with his strong
claws until all danger was past. NC
human being could have grasped the
situation more quickly or displayed
greater skill in dealing with an un
familiar event.-Nature.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-18
Optical Illusion.


When the eye is steadily occupied in
it takes a fixed direction while the
mind is occupied with any engrossing
topic OF speculation or of grief, it sud
denly loses sight of, or becomes blind
to, objects seen directly. This takes
place whether We use one or both eyes
and the object which disappears will
reappear without any change in the
pos ition of the eye while other objects
will vanish and appear in succession
without any apparent cause. If a
sportsman, for example, is watching
with intense interest the motions of
ono of his dogs his companion will van
ish and the light of the heath or of the
sky will close in upon the spot which
he occupied.
IL order to witness this Illusion put
little bit of white paper on green
cloth, and within three or four inches
of IL place a narrow strip of white
pal err. At the distance of twelve or
eighteen inches fix one eye steadily
upon the little bit of white paper,
and in a short time part or
even the whole of the strip of paper
will vanish as If it had been removed
from the green cloth. 1t will again ap.
pear and again vanish, the effect de-
pending greatly on the steadiness with
which the eye is kept fixed. This iitn.
| sion takes place when both eyes are
open, though It is easier to observe II
when one of them is closed. The same
| thing happens when the object Is
! luminous. When a candle is thus seen
by indirect vision 1t never wholly dis
appears, but it spreads itself out into
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-18
Bottled Moonehine.

Nothing in the world Is more like
bottled moonshine" than phosphoric
oil A light without heat! Astonish
ing. But it is SO. The light emitted
by phosphoric oil is an unearthly,
spiritual kind of light. However
near we are to its luminous influence
1t nevertheless always appears to be
at a distance. AS 1t is probable that
light from this source will have a
practical application in places where
the common artificial light would be
dangerous, we shall explain the pro-
cess for making it. For experiment.
take thin glass vial, about half fill
it with olive oil, then drop into it a
piece of phosphorus the size of a
bean. Now place the bottle in boiling
hot water until the oil is quite hot,
shake it now and then, and the phos-
phorus will dissolve. Keep the vial
well corked and let it get cold
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-18
The Smoke In the Tubes.

acid (muriatic acid), and pour 1t out
again. Now cover this with piece
of paper or cardboard until you are
ready to use 1t. Into the other tube
put little ammonia and pour it out
as you did the hydrochloric acid.
Now place the two tubes together
mouth to mouth, with the paper be-
tween, and you will notice no change
until you pull the paper from be-
tween the two tubes, when the two
tubes will fill WIN dense. smoke
like vapor. This is caused by the
combining of the two gases left in the
tubes by the ammonia and hydroch.
loric acids.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-18
More Conundrums.

Why is a garden a sociable place?
Because the plants have numberless
(s)talks.
What tree is one of the hardest to
climb? The slippery elm.
Plant stove mandatory and what
will come up? o, ranges toranges).
What bird does a rooster like best?
A crow.
What kind of mullins are usually
tough? Ragamuffins.
Why is knock at the door like an
overcoat? 1t is an outside wrap trap).
Who may be said to have had the
largest family in America? George
Washington, for he was the father of
his country.
If monkey wished to announce
that he was sick, how could he do it,
and at the same time mention the
medicine he wanted? Ape ill' Ia
pilD.
Plant a calendar and what will come
up? Dates.
Why is a perfumer like one who
| coins pennies? He makes scents
| (cents).
Why are crockeryware dealers un-
| like all other shopkeepers? Because
| it won't do for them to crack up their
| goods.
Why was Independence day, 1902
| like the letter Y? Because it was the
| last Fourth of July.
Plant gum and what will come up:
What you chew, sir Choose. sir.
How far is it from February tc
June? A single spring.
Why is sheet of paper like a lazy
dog? A sheet of paper is an ink-linec
| plane (inelined plain), and an inclined
plain is a slope up (slow pup, and {
slow pnp is a lazy dog.