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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-06
social reform In small Town.

HofANA ANhoFM ~ NN1AAA AoNAas
IL will be remembered that the infa-
nous Jukes family. a typical group OF
degenerates. had their being In rural
settlement not a hundred miles from
New York. aud communities OF much
the same order exist today within the
same radius OF the metropolis, whole
groups OF families where none OF the
members Is able TO read or write and
whose morals are az the lowest ebb.
Here II a field white 20 the harvest
for missionaries, social refOrmers aud
settlement workers. and the call 10 sery-
fee is loud and imperative. says Les
lies Weekly. What can be done az
once 20 relieve the monotony OF village
life and 60 give the community a good
heave upward ON the path OF intellec-
tual progrcssG Much In many ways. II
only the half dozen active persOns to
be found I'm every village will join
hands IN the enOrt Take community
numbering from 500 to 500 souls. In
such a village there are certain 20 be
three or more churches. the pastors Of
which. after the fullest discharge Of
clerical duties. have some time on their
hands. Suppose they add 10 their
numbers the schOolmaster. the leading
merchant and the justice OF the peace.
A good working committee OF six may
thus be had for social improvement
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-06
LIE NueeAR rANK.
rhss Loathsorae sPOt Is one Of tn
HtRhts OF Indfa-

Thta Loafhaorne SPOT II One OF the
sights of India-
One OF the innumerable curious sights
OF India Is the Nuggar tank OF Kura-
chL In former times the crocodiles
which lnhabif Il roamed the neighbor-
hood m their will. seeking whom they
might devOur. but 50 great were their
depredati0ns that the authorities were
forced TO build wall round their
haunt This is swamp. caused by
hot springs. the medicinal virtues Of
which hare been known from early
times and are attributed to the sanctity
Of a Mohammedan whose tomb is close
by and to whom the crOcOdiles are sa-
cred
The tank. rs il is called. Is about 15O
yards long by about half that dis
tance in breadth In this space one
observer counted over 2OO reptiles from
eight TO fifteen feet long and smaller
ones innumerable. They are so tame.
In a sense. that It is necessary to poke
them with a stick before they viii
move.
BufTaloes are always standing I'm the
water aid are not attacked. but any
other animal Is instantly seized. ''I'ne
whole appearance OF the place" says
one writer with its green. slimy.
stagnant water and so many Of these
huge. uncOuth monsters moving slug
gishly about. Is disgusting In the ex-
treme. and it will long be remembered
nv mo as the most loafhsOme gnot I
ever beheld. chamber Journal.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-06

Not in a single experience. but daily,
hourly, through life, is 1t true Of ever
one OF us that he is wAh the wild
beasts. and that the angels minister
unto him. The beasts are our inherit
ed or acquired animal appetites and
impulses. which are seeking to dzg
us down TO their baser level; and the
angels are our higher spiritual aspln.
Itions and resolves, which call TO us %
rise.-Rev. Richard W. Boynton.
Daily living OF the Christ-life is the
best testimony We can give OF the real
ity OF our faith. We are not exempt
from serving God on six days Of the
week. because We are exempt from Ia
Dor on the seventh. Always abound.
ing in the work OF the Lord" is the
apostolic rule OF life.-The Examiner
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-06
FRANCE
HAS A
STRIKE
Linen Workers Attack
the Fortified City
of Lille
Being RepEIsed BY the Troops
They Attacked DeSper-
ately Suburban
Factories

Paris. Oct 6-Fifteen hundred
striking linen workers marched TO
Lille today. The latter was strongly
fortified by troops, who repulsed the
strikers. who then attacked the subur.
ban factories. the propristors. in sev.
eral instances. protecting their lives
with firearms. The casualties are un.
reported
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-06

wahash-How long did II take you 70
DO that piciureg
French Artist prOudlyl-I am On
sage upon eet for seek months.
Wabash-Iust as / thought You'r ~
dead slow over here. Why. I've saw
feiiers Ia Chicago turnin' them things
out while ye wait-Phliadelphia I'reas.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-06
Fibroid Tunors Cured.
Mvs Hayes' Flrst Letter AppeaIlng to NIrs Pinham

Hayes Letter Appealing to Pfnkham
"EAR Mrs PKHAM:-I have been
meat for long time without relief They tell have brd
tumoe cannot sit down without pain
upn spine have bearing down pains both back front
done7 swollen and have had flowing spells
petite not good cannot walk be feet for length time
he symptoms OF Fibrod Tumor given in your little book
cuy describe write for advice. (Sgned) Mrs
L. f. HAYES 252 Dudley st, IoxbuTy) Boston, Mass.
Note the result of Mrs. Pinkham's advice-aL
though she advised Mrs. Hayes, of Boston, to take
her medicine ne-which she knew would help her
her letter contained mass of additional instruc-
tiOns as 10 treatment, all of which helped to bring
about the happy result
"DEAR Mas PINKHAM:-S ago wrote TO YOU descr
symptoms and asked advice You replied followed
all ycdr directions carefully, and to-day well
Tue OF Lydia Il.
expelled the tumor and strengthened whole system walk
miles
Lydia E. Pinhams Vegetable Compound is worth five dol
drop advise all who afflicted with
tems's trouble OF kind to faithful
T. f. hayes, 2j2 Dudley St, (FOxbury) Boston, Mass.
Mountains of gold could
the place of the health and happiness
'eSe'abie Compound brought to Mrs Hayes
eh testimony should be accepted by convincing
evidence that Lydia f. Pinkhams
without remedy for all the distressing ills of
troubles; inammaions;
pceneDts OF the womb; baache Irregular suppressed painful
mensueo Surely the volume and character of the testimonial let
the
s Hayes at her above address will gladly
which fuller
Her Stude Mrs Pnkham Il.
Com pound genuine and heartfelt that she thinks trouble
her 10 return her health happiness
Truly Is 1t said that it Lydia f. Pnkhams
pound that Is curing
got this when druggist sell you something
S5 5SsEEII @ % is Ss EsS: s;s the si si, s:' and signatures
SS0SS Lydia X PiakhSm Medicine Iynn.M
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-06
PERFUME. Long AEs.

The records loft by the PhGnicians,
Aszyrians aud ancient Pcrsians show
that smong an those nations the use Of
parfunaa was very common
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-06

Things iook dim 10 Ola folks. They
need have some young eyes about 'em
20 let EN- know the worlds the same
as Il used 30 BE-.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-06

About 1900 workmen are employed
In the meerschaum mines OF Turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
BOWINd DOWN BEFORE
TIE GOLDEN GALE


published yesterday n 81 st Paul filed
with af pnbc application 90 mako oa
pofary repairs sidewalk at The south
est . n,ath aud jackson street.
WELL. WHY snoUtnN'r hEf
Great Northern
ceapaay securities Company
appointed she Northwest should
governmental re-
Hm has money = he 81 heos
IA puhe pilates CRYING "a
he other
"uhet men" ciitor who jim mrs collier "aa
ownership believes that there + real
ahened James
which ne moulded plain John smith 81
NUS railway tunnel for vNaars
rus rs THE PAIrAnfE INFERENCE TO NE DRAWN FROM
NEWSPAPER ITEM REFEhttEn TO
ts u think 81 H. you and me
or upon whom James
Of depends Of his business entefpsea
and another Tor TIE man a
the papah'e Inference 70 be drawn nom 'h
headline
of the fawping syeophans
before the golden eau aud sinE
in season and out. hytans % and Moneyhass
Of this majestic wefld that he
mortal one
IN "Upon feed that he
xatf his that hts 'heAry
a EnrSs-
T. lin 1 - 81 Paul
Do re once 'eiied
Il . credit that he did lie nov tolls Nith
his brain. and Il Is 10 diseredit that be dece
mrs ton has been more
entitled whit morr Of glory
honor BE- u the first men 70
i Paid hetaK 81 The great
who sagaoyer place the soda
Mr. tasks accomplished
done hts fellow incident % the
hs natlens
moment that ne Is net use other
men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

tor. why. irs more than | can awai
ier.s
Pooh. man. what are The clothes
worth You know that Lord ituf
ton alone has 1000 pounds an fuu
When you JUMP the ropes "a We'd
nuaaaY you'll larry every penny Of
sn.en1 pounds into the rims pfHta
thinH 60 turn up with "A swollen knee
and "a STORY about a Ffanehmant
4 never thought he'd Ia kicked.
said tha Hustler,
Il nuppaac you expected he'd fight
iruuMhtou'H rulea, and ntfiet y "
Why. you silly they DON'T kneH
81 hat fighting IL IN France.
Ally frienda, said 1. Aittlng up on
my bed. i 50 not understand Reff
much ~ what Fuu say. bat Nhsn
you speak like that q u f0uiishueas
We know ~ much about lshtlnN In
France that ne have paid our little
visit 10 nearly every capital Ia Eu
rope. and very soon We Afu rahlins
Ia London. tut We fight like sois
iiefs. you understand and not like
anminH in the gutter You strike
mo on the head. kick You on tha
hnse, IL ia ehild'a play. Hat u you
Will giHe me a sword, and take an
other one. l viii show you how We
fiHht over the water"
They both stared at me In their
solid, English way,
We'll. I'm Hlsd you're not dead.
mauueaer- said the elder one a.
lat. There wasn't much sisn Of
iife ia sea when the Hustler and me
carried you down. That head 81
yours aihf thick enough 10 stop the
crook. 81 the hardest hitter la itris
toll
Hos game cove. too aud he
came for me like bantam. said
the ether. still rubhlns HE knee n
Eot my old ieftsriEht In. and h.
went over aA " he had been pole
axfd. II wasn't ins fault. maanHssf
! told yeu you'd set pepper IL you
went on.
Wen. its something 10 say AL
yguf lie. that Yon'sa been handled
By the finest lightweight ~ Eng
land" said the older man. booking
~ nae With an expression OF ron
graduation upon hts face. You've
had hlFa ~ his best ton On ths pfnt
ef coalition. and trained BY Jim
Hunter
u am used 10 hard knocks. g said
/ unhuttiHinH my tauie. and show
lns my tNo musksf mounds Th~u
barred ms snkie also, ard showed
the place ia ins eye = here the Eusr
Ma had stabbed me.
Hs can saks bis Cruel. said the
Hustlsf.
What = gintten he'd hase MADE
Dor the uiiiSssw sights" remark %
the trainer Aifh sis snanths
.saAe hing hHi astonish the fancy
is a pity he's got 70 81 haak %
rFiaan"
/ ald not Ike that iast remark AZ
al. I hatsensd up my eat ens rose
from The bed.
II must Ask you 20 isf me con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

Rostaixia-~thAt = doctors call
In ordinary phrase i homesiekneHn
a real disease
ssronx isnas To all ordinary
troubie apparent The patient
ami usss es y seat home he grows No =
ard Of
private soldiers civilians old niddie-aEed ana
yoanx-an % boys naadY
. Ansrlcan disease
troubled Win r. lie 70 India aud lives
- sllsss foF tbs climate Of India
archipelago There no NOSTALGIA o.
searcsiy india
thisf
wen Ter hns American ven COW
Of American vii stand uafs
straia nshting world ia battle MI.
peculiarly Euseepsele T. rni-
He
q
a -
Eooe e.nopaAs he essen
travel but b. wt return hoan@ ne
NE seldom stpaaa hu
In Philippines !. like nsh os q water
In Country. shows us how
hardiy IN give Assrea
10 50 muchf 10 set houesek feE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
BARRACKS MUST Be
DOUBLED IN SIZE
Maj Gen. Haywood Says More
=. - iS38 I3isii1 Soon be Needed
at the Navy Yard

M3Ipr- General Charles uwYse.,d.
eesnutantsnt Il the 4 ~ nl@rinsa
4ees~u ~ nled ~ bio aid Capt HAIRY
tssouard vent o. tbs fsaawt souna
navy yard thts morning on The gsv-
sFrmTnt tuH Pasta set FOE the rur-
fszss~ - insFsTtinx the marine bar
fseks4 tis arrived tale saaT#tsss -
shs Hlaksns. on WhlFh 10 nsas 10
slika 10 inspect shs hafrArss there
u rseAfa - ik@ fsss~s sspansi navy
faFd he said
fhs barracks AZ TIE yard WI
son have 10 Be doubled IN aias n
ihs Yzrt continues tla growing i'm
paFtanes. The present building may
hs iniafssd OF an entirely aew build.
ina may - eonstfactsI At the tffur
the present barracks wesr construct
Fl ofiy = aan~n aF less marines Mefe
required a. TIE yard Already 20
marines arr stationed tasgs
IN disruseins the nsnFai egndi items
/ ~ Hr~Wsrtgu ne said
| Fhr departments action last
etninS ~ refusing 90 siigw fisafs
ships e. - repaired a. the yard vas
iustlEatad ~ she report 81 the cnin.
manaanf In which hr STATED thal
sailors aerr rehbed and sivsss
Aaof kdut drops IN the uumufaaa
dives IN the tasn.
-Of osurse Vallejo IL Jealous %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

chin uran my chest, aud nay eyrliia
uerf ms ewes. ! had done ny hnai,
aud could du un mole. u WHa the
eauud ~ hufaaa hnafs which made
inc at last HlHH nF head, ana ihrfs
was the grey smHusthrhfd HHf1Hpf
1T uafimuaf ufiHau AID iru PAGES %
front 81 me. With hla mounted
wufdefa behind himi
"aa. colonel. said he. Win biltnf
smile. I'VE have found Futf once
1vben IA brave man has dome bis
utmost. aud has failed no shaHs ne
breeding hy the manner in which hr
hHrupia hia defeat foF me t99h
the lrttef which / hal ia nay pochFt
aud. stepping forward. ! handed y
with such HfueH uf manner hH ]
could aumm0n o. the governor
~ has been MY iuihfaftuur. sir o.
dsian one ~ snuf ieiieHe Haid
ffe looked 81 rae in ninHzelneiiil
nnd hecknuHa g. the Wafdefa - a.
rest ma. Then be broke the zeal ~
the letter J saw curious expires
ston como over hfa face 90 De read
arhls must b. the letter which Bir
Charles Meredith lost" said he.
1T was iu tn pocket 81 hia coat
You have carried q for tHo
i'slner he nirht before last"
zsAnd never looked AT the con
teutaf"
I showed him hy my manner that
{ be- had committed aH iudiHefotion in
asking "a, question which one gen
tieinan should not have put 70 an
other
TO my surprise. he burst out Into
IA ~ IL = 4 I tHF
colonel said he. Wiuina the
tears from hla eyes, you haYe really
given both yourself and US a great
deal 81 unnecessary trouble. Allow
me 20 read the letter which you car
I ried with you ia year flight
And this gns what ! heard
ION receipt 81 This YOU are ~
reeted % release colonel ltlonHr
Gerard ~ the Third Hnatars. who
has been exchanged against roi0nei
Mason 81 the Horse artillery, nov
IN NefdHn"
Ana as be fsad H. be laughed
again. and the Wafdefa laughed. and
che two mon from the cottage
iauEtfd. aud then. a. ! heard the
unif efnai meffimHni and thought ~
all my hopes and faafr, and ny
STRUGGLES aud dangers. what could =
dshouaif soldier do but lean against
the porch once more and laugh 50
heartily ~ any of tbemf And Or
them al Vas u not I who had thu
beet reason to laugh. slnev 10 front
- me I could see ny dear France
and my mother. and the emperor.
and my hafseueni while behind lay
the gloomy prison and the heavy
hand 81 tie English king.
tbs F.ndl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

tinuo my Journey" said 1
.arbsfaa no help for u mouns
ss.r thr trainer answered. "itH q
bsra thing ta send nueh g mhn nh
eou back a. such a piHeaI but hhni
nrna ia business. ard there's
psttad reward. ThrY were here THIS
morning. looking for yau ana ! -
pest they'll be round aHHifs
als Wufds turned ny heart e.
Heureiy. you would not besfay
mel / cried. a vii send you twice
70 pounds an the day that ! ret foot
upoa France I swear "a upon The
hanar OF French gentleman
Ilut / only got head shakes for a
fepik / pleaded. ! argued, ! spoke
N lhe English hospitality aud the
fellow ship 81 brave men but l might
a. Well have been addressing the
tuo great wooden clubs which stood
halaursd upon thn floor IN 'front.' 81
ne There WIS no sign ~ sympathy
upon thrif bullsfacea,
business l. business. mouasasfi
the old trainer repeated. "iihhlaer,
how am 1 f. pat the hustler Into the
ring on Wednesday " he's IA9Eod
by the brak far aidtn' and Absttiu'
prisoner ~ war; I've got % look
after the nualisr, and take no
flaka"
This. then. was the end Of all my
struggles and Hfriylnss / Was ~ be
led back again, like . poor silly
sheep who has broken through tho
hurdles They little knew ne who
could fancy that ! should submit 10
such a fate. 1 had heard enough 20
tell me whore tho weak point OF
these two men was. sna 1 showed
- 1 have often showed before. that
fsfienue Gerard iH never ~ terrible
as when All hope seems 81 hase a.
serted him. With a single spfinE !
saiEed one ~ the clubs and HWunH
it over the head % tho nusilef
Come what may I cried. saE
shall BE- spoiled for WeenesdaY"
The fellow Nr9wiad cut an oath.
and would haxf sprung ~ me. ksi'
the othrr flunH his arms around him
ard pinned him 20 the chhir.
Not II I know " nustisf" be
arftams1- None Of your games
while I am BY Get away out ~ fhis
ffvnehv We only want 20 see yaur
hack. nan auay. Fas sEsF o. he'll
at leossi"
II vas good advice. I Thought. and
ran 90 the dour. but "a came eat
IN the open air nay had EVAN
teAisas zsfa had 70 tvau against TIE
porch 20 save myself from fallink
tnusttsflnE all that had been
through. the annistY 81 ny ekea De.
the long. useless flight IN tbs storm.
the daT sprnt amid wet terms. win
only tread Cor fassfI. ere s~nond touf-
nsr by night. AMI now the infuffa-
which ! had received Ia attempting
g. Deprive the little man of hff
giuihsH. uas u wonderful that ever
Z should reach the limits Of niy en-
duranesf
stoos thrrs IN my hsasY oazt
ard iny pear battered shakn. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
THE LOVE OF A DOG

w-u .v.ry other frna York his Doc
r-v - sryrsoas sxpers satary
a hiaa downward lie
low recognise him
for foicy That vas
dog
little dog hs
snd shea hey
When me police cane
vA ths patrol wagon they
hina the Wagon ali tha way % ssation-
When Fal~y literally cried 70 b allow
a, 70 via him plta Of the sntxnant
ana tha dog permitted the Hsht IN the esu With his
mas
with dignly he stood before M magistrate
ready 70 take his Of punishment
Foley. and learn lessen % Pasene
eaura M i0vsf your friend
and love-
should srhoay All hs'e trails BAT
man utterly must be expression u them 80
the dax vas IN after-thaught
Rass hnE Who loves and lovs
he al SIN Aefe se1 Al htHa
"A he viii t. licking had
No one Is frirnaass a doc for his friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

continued from Yesterday
when came to n-Holf. VA
lying upon a ituoklo bod. la a bare
half furnished foom My head was
ringing like a bell. and when pot
up ny hand. there was a lump liks
"a walnut over euu of my eyes MY
Nose was fuil af a puuEont smell
aud l soou found that strip 81
paper soaked IA vinegar WAS faH.
tened across my brow. At the ether
| end ~ tbs tootn. this Terrible littif
man was alttinF with his knne bare,
and his elderly companion was rub
/ Rims u with some Imminent The ias-
ter seemed 60 DO IN the worst az
trmpers. and he Kept ap continual
scaldins, which the other listened
20 With siaamY fave.
Never heard tell of such a thins
in m} life, he was saying In
trnlntaa fnr a month with all the
welkhf uf V uu ny shoulders ana
then when ! set Yoa As ftt a. a fuut
and within two daYH 81 fighting the
likeliest man on the llst you let
YOURSELF Into a ay-hattle with a FOR,
e,Ener"
There. therrf stow your gahfs
said the other. Hulkiiy You're =
very suod trainer. jim. bat you'd be
better with less law
4 should think u VAS time 20
law, the elderly man answered
II this Knee danE set weti before
neNt "Wednesday. they Il have Il that
fnu fought a cfus.. and a pretty bob
Ya1 u have neat tiu.s yuu lo0k for a
hRckcfe.
FuuEht a CROSSE" Erowlsd che
eikFr I've Nun nineteen haftios
and he man ever "a much as dared
TO say the word 'cross "a mg hear.
la haW the deuce was / 20 get egt
- g when ths save wanted ths vers
espthra Off my bSes7"
Tut. man. 1ou knew that the
eeak and the guards we're within \
nile q fna YOU could have sci
taetn en- % him a. Neil then a. noe
inu q have got Youf clothes hack
again ali Fixht
Well strike fnsf" said the Hnst.
Ter. 4 aaa't often brsak uS train
-. hns ahaH is csff-s g. xtvtu' Up
my clothes 10 = FfrsehN Wha
auuiiu'f hlt = dint IN = pat q but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

educated. n thsrs II a lonely young
man In tho city whose character
warrants eanfiaence ha may write 10
the =. y. NJ. and hls letter VIII BE-
forwarded Then they can arrange
"details % suit themselves
n the base bail percentage col
ufnns wore turned upside down the
two seattle teams would ss0n be ne
the top. At the present rats.
A Tacoma composer - writing a
new ballad entitled Under tho To-
TEN Tree"
Money + paaslng lase Kansas Tor
relief 81 flood sufferers. from ali
parts Of the country.
Official Russian reports on the
kishineff onfraEea state that the
Jewa started al the trouble,
New York viii have a new $4,000. p
600 Ice company Its a reprganiza-
ton of the ice trust.
Mlllera convention ut Detroit DO
msnds that the freight rates for
flour and wheat be put on the Same
basis ~ the railroads.
English scientist has n new
theory about the elements and euer-
~. The star Dust man has one too.
bat h. doesn't believe In blowing
about II.
DO you know that ~ years ago to-
day there was n hot time IN the old
town7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

ths largest shirs musi be ao~ksa At
he fss~s Sound yard. which Aaa fay
mere promising future
! Do get believe that the depart
HfFis Wra'f 81 jest TO foar of five
veil fsgssia,Sd Saloons az nrsmeffef4
sailors wiil 4fink uhsn thcy afs off
ausF"
General HsYN aFf isaNsr Monday
nlefuiHs foF san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
eAARarp MIrA puRolARY

RrAnk kessisf arrested yesterday
~ itaiire clsfk MeionAid wAs Tits
HsafuinA charges with burglary. We
- slisFua 81 have entered the Hants{
.s-s 4tNss. 49, 80. -. 80 :
AZ ais Msia street a strip faA 81
cirfhins sad 70 have tnsn rtaisu
fr~m the fuou ~As found whaa Ne
aas arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

yuur ysr1 ard naturally eaf~a~afs
~ set AZ utorh tsratfins Ar 10 POS.
sihis dgns a Vail lsiaBa ffs~eeee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

Nox. Roosevelt is AZ home ana
can tell hla foIks how i all hap
pencd.
II the noad a. ~. Louis could
only clean out a lot Of political cor
rtinti0n theirs lt would ne n nieA=in =
IN disguise.
.-pifr tse zsrrosss u = poor blind
man nta chief sullivan.
See Hanna and Die
A delegation Of distinguished for
elxrers are studying this country.
Tnay are spending n good deal OF
their time IN Cleveland the home
OF Aark Hanna. showing that they
know pretty well who's who In
America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

"TIe borrowed a key from a neigh
Dor. and unlocking the door, found
n small chloroform smell IN tho
room" so satin a morning paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

1his n the
headline n local
newspaper Hivea
g. small item
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

oe 10 apanvias zoe bisysi. repair,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

There " girl IN Seattle who has
lived here whole year and has
formed no Desirable acquaintnnces
among tbs young men. flor life IL
passed Nv such draafy loneliness that
the Star Dust man has decided 10
find her somebody who VIII take her
20 places this SUMMER and make
things pleasant Sha IL - yeurH old,
attractive in appearance and we'll
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81. nlansa Fats

An0fhfT "Viotlfn" wTifes that be
doesn't know why he got married.
n supp0as Il was ordered By fate
that / should" he says
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fsuts Nioai. is~sisf aud eytieian.
maNed % flfzs second avenue. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

wonder " thu post office depart
nent has any more skeletons In It's
cloHetf
n Is . wonder nobody has tried
the water cure on the Kentucky
feudists
A fourteen -year-old boy ran away
from Butte and was arrested and
brought back. lie deserves a better
fate.
II YOU 20 to the races be sure and
buy return ticket for nobody
knows what may happen.
A fool and his money would soon
part bat FOR the guardian trust COM
tsMs-5<- ..-------.---' $1,000 ''
New York city r. having difficulty
fn finding civil engineers 10 I'll posi-
ti0na that pay $4,000 a year. We
wish We Wer0 an eglneer.