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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
Child Labor Law Knocked
Special to The Herald.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Oct. 19.-
Judge Wheaton today decided that a
part of the new child labor law, which
was to be effective at the anthracite
mines next Monday, is unconstitutional,
and ten thousand workers between the
ages of 16 and 21 are able to retain
their places The coal operators are
relieved, as the law promised the pos
sible closing of many mines.
The new law requires that all work.
ers between 16 and 21 have birth GER
tificates and be capable of reading
English at sight and writing legibly.
All who cannot furnish birth certifi-
Gates must be proficient in reading,
writing, arithmetic and other elemen-
tary studies. This discrimination
Judge Wheaton decares unconstitu-
tional, as depriving many of right
to work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
PREACHER KISSES GIRL

BRISTOL, Tenn, Oct. 19-The Rev.
w. w. Hicks, pastor of a Methodist
church at Chilhowie and formerly pre-
siding elder, has been adjudged guilty
of immoral conduct by the Halston
conference.
Presiding Elder Carlock accused him
of kissing a young woman member of
his flock as a result of dare" Of
fered by the girl herself. He was SEN
fenced to a probationary term of six
months, to be followed by a tempor-
ary sNspension. -: Hicks will appeal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
Widows Savings Stolen
peoial to The Herald.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct 19.-Mrs.
Jacob Sperling, a widow of South AL
lentown, was robbed last night of near
ly $500, which she had accumulated
after years of hard work and
frugality.
Thirty years ago Mrs. SperlinE's
husband lost $1,000 through bank fail
ure. Five years ago Sperling died and
left his widow a small truck patch
Mrs. Sperling raised vegetables, and
not trusting banks buried her savings
in an earthen pot in the cellar of heI
home. Amateur thieves discovered the
hiding place Of the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND
Houses of Parliament of Victoria to
Petition King to Grant
the Measure
Hy Associated Press.

MELBOURNE, Victoria, Oct. 49,
The federal house of representatives
today adopted, 33 ito 81. a motion to
petition King Edward to grant home
rule to Ireland.
The senate, 16 to H. adopted mo-
tion to the effect that home rule should
be granted to Ireland.
This success of the home rulers Is
attributed in a large measure to Will
liam Redmond's recent campaign in
Australia. The motion has been hotly
debated and the labor party and lib
erals supported the home rulers. The
federal premier, Alfred Deakin, pro-
nounced for the home rule principle
as a necessary preliminary to the fed
Grafton of the empire.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
Fear international Complications
BY Associated Press.

4HoF'ONItFNNU
ROME, Oct. 19.-Apprehensions re-
garding possible International compli-
cations have been aroused by the re-
ceipt of the official announcement
from the British admiralty to the ef-
feet that the British squadron which
should have visited Naples November
10 will Tot leave home waters at pres
ent, but will remain nearer the Baltic
sea,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Capt. D. S. coverdaIe, Bakersfield
BY Associated Press

BAKERSFIELD, Oct 19.-Captain
D. S. Coverdale, justice of the peace
at Delano, a veteran of the civil war
and a resident of this county for fif-
teen years, was found dead in a room
in the rear of his office at Delano early
this morning. His death was probably
due to heart failure. The deceased was
over 10 years of age and was well
known throughout the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
Lord IVerclyde's Successor
, Asaocfa tad PraaS

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19,-The directors
of the Cunard Steamship company
have appointed William Wilson, here
tofore deputy chairman. chairman in
succession to Lord Iverclyde, who died
October 8. Sir William Forwood was
elected deputy chairman in succession
to Mr.. Wilson.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
Personnel Of FeJervary Cabinet

BUDAPEST, Oct. 19.-With the ex-
ception of Andreas Gyoergu, whose
portfolio as minister of agriculture has
been given to Baron Arthur Feilitsch,
the Fejervary cabinet, gazetted today,
is the same as that appointed by Cen
eral Baron Fejervary on June 13 last
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
Mrs. Helen staIIo, Italy

FLORENCE, Italy, Oct. 19.-Mrs.
Helen Stallo, widow of John Bernhard
Stallo of Cincinnati. who was minister
to italy twenty years ago, died today
at Scandicci at the age of n.
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01

claimed the excited cobbler. He
should be in chail. A men like
dot would shteal sheep and rob a
graveyard, accordingly. D er
dirty dog. Der low down niger
shackass what he ISIS! Der
dam"
He was stopped at this point
very abruptly. He mad hit the
woman's tender spot and she re-
sented the insult to her family by
swatting the cobbler over the
head with her umbrella. Dunk
leheimer looked at her in a dazed
way and blinked very fast and
calculated: Hell! Was dot
you?"
PARKWAY MOSES.
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01
What Women Are Doing.

1t is a sign of the times that in
many women's organizations the
establishment of classes in cook
cry, sewing, hygiene and SANTA
ton in the home are being freely
discussed and earnestly advocat-
ed. The evils of ignorance of
such matters are so apparent and
so appalling to the twentieth CEN
fury woman, and the almost i'm
possibility of securing, even at
high cost, efficient service along
these lines which are so neces-
sary to the maintenance of the
home life so pressing, that the
question has become a problem
which engages our very best
minds. Whatever the croakers
may say about club membership
spelling the home, time will soon
show that the organization of
women into deliberate bodies for
the discussion of the questions Of
the day are most important move
ments, prolific of untold good to
the isolated sisters who are too
burdened or too tired to think out
ways and means for themselves,
and too weak in influence to push
them as individuals. These club
women may make mistakes
even our national rulers do that,
you know; but their powers are
developing in the right direction.
and the various organizations are
settling down to a business"
basis born of experience and ear
nest thought.
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01
Make Merrg.

Eat and make merry, but beware of
evil consequences if you have weak
stomach. Better prevent possible
trouble by dose of Dr. Caldwell's Syr-
up Pepsin after an extra heavy meal.
1t helps to digest your food and quickly
carries away all waste matter. Sure
cure for headache and constipation.
Sold by DR.. j. N Page, of Columbia,
and R. B. Wilson, of Cane Valley, at
80 and $l.00. Money back if it fails.
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01

Because, as the plaintiff al
leges, her husband has not bath
ed for % years, and brags of the
fact, Mrs. Phoebe Nauman, wife
of a farmer of Marshaltown, Ia,
filed a petition for divorce. She
asks 5000 in alimony and should
get every cent of.
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01
PARKWAY MOSES.
A Creeping Death.

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death. j. E. Stearns,
Belle PLANE, Mimi, writes that friend
dreadfully injured his hand, which
swelIed up like blood poisoning. Buck
lens Arnica Salve drew out the poison,
healed the wound, and saved his life.
Best in the world for burns and sores.
25c at T. E. PaulPs drug store.
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01

An 8 cent advance has been
announced on Kentucky and Ten
nessee crude oil, placing it on the
same basis as Southern Ohio and
Indiana.
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01

You may well be terrified, when you
first suspect that you are victim of
chronic dyspepsia, liver of bowel troub-
lie. These diseases always go from bad
to worse, unless checked in time by the
only safe and sure laxative medicine
for dyspepsia that you can get, DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Sold by
DR.. j. N. Page, of Columbia, and r. B.
Wilson, of Cane Valley. at SOC and
$1.00. Money back if it fails.
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01
Touching Tender Spots.
BY WAY OSES.

oIOChIilS flcSSeu SLOW, LUZ III
stink, which was likewise some
spots including" He playfully
patted Doffer on his wide eXpanse
of badness and continued:
"Looney you should buy SOON of
dhose reversible pants dot was
double breashted NIT two decks,
sose you could wear diem oop
side down when you took your
hat off NIT Spontaneous betty
kett, Eaccordidgly."
Looney snatched his hat out of
the::cobbler's and pulled it so far
down over his ears that those in
nocent organs Tapped down like
the LEAVES of a club rooted cab
bage stalk, and flounced out of
the shop with the angry vim of a
defeated candidate going home
to scold his wife and discharge
the hired man.
That's the way it goesH' ex-
claimed Professor Dadd: when
you touch an honest persons ten
der spot he goes off mad. They
havn't practiced hypocrisy long
enoughsto hide their anger. Sue
cessful men have made a study
of how not to whine when their
tender spot is touched. They
are like the old veteran who prac-
ticed several years how to grin
and bear it while thrusting a
needle into his leg. When he
got so accustomed to it that he
could thrust the long needle in to
the bone without the least sign
of a wince.or a contortion of pain,
he began to doctor for paralysis,
previous to applying for increase
of pension. He insisted that his
liver limbs were paralized, and
his home physician prodded him
in the place his wife suggested,
and he never WINGED or changed
color.
but when they took him be-
fore the Pension board the in
quisitive doctors stripped him
naked and gave him a thorough
examination, and when it came
to the needle test the doctor made
preparations to prod him in the
spot indicated by the helpless pa
tient, and the old soldier was
bracing himself for the shock,
when another Internally mean
doctor prodded the victims other
leg with the point of red-hot
topographic needle. He touched
a tender spot unaWares, and the
yell that spouted out of that old
soldier loosened the screws in the
door latch; and, in his struggles,
he lifted the other leg the train
ed leg, and accidentally touched
that internal red-hot needle, and
a fresher and louder yell escaped
from his hypocrisy, and also from
his vocal box. And the spank
ing those playful doctors gave
him with their open hands cured
him so completes in about two
minutes that he went home on
foot, while his two friends took
turns in carrying the stretcher
over their shoulderc until they
got outside of town, when they
threw it into the river, and ran
on to overtake the paralytic SOL
der who had been so miraculous
ly cured, but who was still as
mad as the very devil. :"
We'll, said Careadam Hooter,
there is tender spot on the
averidge mans pollytics, too.
He will jine in with you in con-
demning the Trusts and the sys-
tenn OF graft and political rotten
ness, and swear and cuss louder
than you ever did; but when you
hibernate that the Trusts have
all growed up durin' the last so
years, and that the Republican
party has bin in power all that
time. except the eight years of
Clevelandism, that man will fly
up and call you goat
"Und you was a goat, to, by
dam it," exclaimed the cobbler.
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01

Ii sees W nave d ShlIl Oil IL, a ShlIl
that is tough and calloused in
some places and tender in other
places. Sometimes, too, the ep-
idermis seems to rub off, and
when you touch these raw places
on the average mind the owner
just fairly squalls.
have likewise noticed that
when man has a bald spot on
the top of his head, you can touch
a hairless spot on his mind by
poking fun at the surface bald
spot. But some mems con-
sciences, and consciousness, and
entire mental apparatus have been
put in training aud have exercised
SO long and hard and arduously
that there is a calloused sort Of
dry skin covering their whole
mental machines, and you can't
find a tender spot anywhere that
will respond to the touch of the
finger of scorn and shame. These
men make good statesmen or
judges of sweat shop industry, or
Philadelphia politicians.
| was commenting on this idea
in the shoe shop one day, and
Looney Doffeer said he thought
men were growing worse every
year. He said a long time ago
men were pure and honest and
virtous and holy and consistent
and noble and merciful and gen.
erous and charitable
when was dot periodical con-
summation" remarked the cob
bier, as he cut a hard piece Of
leather to trim it down to the
proper shape and proportion of a
half sole, snd twisted his mouth
to suit each angle of the knife as
he laboriously followed the line.
If a stranger could have seen his
face through a window, ignorant
of what he was doing with his
hands, his first impression would
have led him to believe the Dutch
man was dying of a convulsive
fit, superinduce through great
mental strain or acute indiges-
ton. When was dot time when
mems was shtrictly honesht und
merciful und holy accordingly?'
he enquired' again, as he stopped
cutting a moment to rest his face.
ooh, a long time ago." replied
Looney, sort of hesitatingly, and
looking around the crowd for
help.
Sampson was a good man, and a
big husky teller, too. So was Jo-
seph, and George Washington,
and Thomas Jefferson, and Hen
ry Clay, andlGrant, and Abe Lin
bOln, and Solermon, and David,
and BunkerarHill, and Adam, and
Moses, andFElijah, and Elisha
oh if there ever was a bully good
fellow it wassElisha. He could
perform miracles
But how aboutIthose poor lit
tie children that the she bears
tore up afterS Elisha cursed
them?" inquired Professor Dadd.
Il think there were AZ of them.
And Elisha seemed to enjoy their
torture and death hugely
"Durn 'em they deserved all
they gotp' exclaimed Mr.. Doffer.
'They made fun of Elisha's bald
head, durn 'em! They was sassy
brats, the hull durn gang of 'em,
and Elisha was justified in hav-
in the bears eat 'em alivep'
Dunkleheimer had gotten up
from the bench and was getting
a paper of tacks from a shelf just
over Looney Doffer's head, and
when that gentleman had finish
ed his defense of Elisha the cob
bier lifted Doffer's hat up and
allowed his balditude to grin out
at us like the evil spirits Of FAM
inc grinning at the peasantry of
Russia, aud the cobbler laughing
ly remarked:
dot balditude beezness was a
tender shpot nit Looney, und
he was in sympa-
thetic longitudinal similitube NIT
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01

pOOplIhlII parry. one XIII IlOC
hellep it. Diem Trusts growed
on dot party like SOON cancers on
a mems faces. At first she ex-
pected it was moskeeter ssbites,
or a phpider bites, und she
scratched it NIT vociferous ras-
piration, und tickled it NIT der
finger of kindness accordingly,
und purdy soon dot cancer was
bigger ass der face walyoo of dot
party.
"Und dot Trusht cancer ct und
ct until she ct der whole face
away. She ct der eyes oud, und
der nose off, und ears off. Und
when Clover Grieveland was der
president he exclaimed dot she
was only a moskeeter bite, and
he tickled it under der chin and
said she was alright. Und all dot
time dot Trusht cancer ct und ct
away, und ct der eyes und ears
und nose off from our pooplic Of
ficials NIT eXasperating prompt
tude, und now nobodies holding
pooplic office can see or hear or
shmell what was going on, be-
cause his face-walyoo was ct
away und he was a choomp."
but the Trusts are not only
eating up our public officials
they are eating up everybody"
exclaimed Professor Dadd. "And
what shall we do with them?
What is the cure??"
dot was not my tender shpeck
Meester Daft. | was already ct.
l has been ct oop long ago. You
see, while our pooplic officials was
tickling diem Trushts under der
chin und calling it a moskeeter
bite, diem Trushts was tickling
me under der chin und calling me
SOON tid-bit bites, accordingly;
und before | knoWed anydings
NIT amphibious gromptitude |
was shWollered down wholesale
und my tender shpot went head
foremost NIT exasperating long
itudinal imbecility, including!"
Hush" whispered Joel Jig
gerbob; here comes Mrs. Wart-
noggle and we will hear all about
the shortcomings of her husband.
| can tell by the tilt Of her nose
that sh's mad"
But, mind you, warned Prof
essor Dadd, if any of you join in
and help her abuse old Wartnog-
gle you will touch a tender spot
in the old woman, and she will
roast you good and plenty. 1t is
one of the peculiarities of human
nature. We abuse our friends
when we feel like it, but if a
stranger tries to help us along
with our abuse we turn on him
and roast him for his pains
and
"Goot morgan, Meeses Wart-
noggle, was the cobbler's cheer
full greeting, as that lantern Jaw
ed lady hounced into the shop.
"Sot down excuse der company
| was keeping what KIM do fur
you?"
Il jist wanted to see how much
our bill is, and, mebby, git a pair
of new shoes, if you'll trust me
Indeed, | couldn't blame you if
you refused to give me credit, for
that man, Ezry Wartnoggle, is
dom wuss and wuss every year.
Along with his laziness and idle
ness and general worthlesness,
he's got to drinkin' wuss and
wuss every year. His word isn't
worth any more than his note,
and all the property he's got that
hasn't got mortgage on it is,
that ole mule and cart, and they
are both too old to eat hay. If it |
wasn't for the disgrace I'd git a
divorce from the old reprobate
and leave him to shift for him
self.
Last week he struck me. He
came home drunker'n billed owl
and wanted me to pull off his
boots and put him to bed. He
L
The Adair County news., 1905-11-01

The funeral of former Con-
gresham Jerry Simpson was
held at Wichita, Kan. No min
lister was present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
RECEIVE
PRESENTS
POPULAR HELLO eRIs osLueEo WITH BON eoNs ANo ors.
Err REMsMsRANeEs FROM PLEASED CUSTOMERS

and they are still coming Several
OF the girls have EVIDENTLY eaten
too manVs Tor they were unable to
come 10 work. ,Sday.
Something like 500 different pack.
agca were Distributed among the
operators employed by the indie
pendent company. and about an
equal number AZ the other office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

semn of the presents we're valuable,
costing SO or tih. and In few In
stances as high aA $40 Gloves and
atickpinE we're ahoWefed on the
girls Ia profusion but candy seemed
To be the most popular present
Most OF the girls received 10 or 40
pounds OF the confectionery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

The offices OF the sunset and In.
dependent Telephone companies arc
heaped high with presents today.
the gifts % telephone patrons who
nave reason TO he thank ful Tor the
service performed for them by any
particular operator.
Boxes of bon bons began Co ar
rise several DAYS aga at the offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

4 NEW YORk. Dee g The
\ speculation in copper was re-
4 sumed this morning on q ylo-
4 lent scale, which gave rise "a
|. many interesting but unveH-
= fled stories
= Anaconda continued pyru-
> technic. advanced To rs. or ~
= points over Saturdays close.
= AmRlgamated jumped three
= points to iOta i.aWsan'a posi-
= aon is pryblematieat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

Charles storrs, residing az 7th AMI
PIKE. died yesterday In the Meinnez
apola bar. 1897 LIST av. lilo had
been On protrnctcd spree and. ON
entering the saloon. WAS told by tie
proprietor. Ernest Dcnhsm. With
whom he vas we'll acquainted to 60
and rit down At table where be
was found dead later by Mr. Daus
ham The body was taken 70 the
nouneg Watson mOrguc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
NEW LIGHTSHIP
FOR PACIFIC

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Dec. &c
The department OF commerce and
labor viii ask congress to pass an
emergency appropriation for a new
ughthhin ia succeed number 30 at
the mouth OF the Columbia river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

FLOUR--FLOUR
Bon Mnrche Full Patent Hiusstcm
wheat Flour Special. per sack
one sack TO a customer SI.tO
SOAP Dandy Laundry Soap. 70
bars ........ ....-t.t.... 2Jc
Glover Leaf SOAP. Sc bars.
3 Tor ......t..t.s.ssssss.f.tOc
SECURING SOAP Regular Sc
bars, Tor is..s..+.sts..s...5c
TAR SoAP-g &c bars Best Tar
soap sssssss.t sffffssssss Ita
STARCH 80 One pourd package
Corn or Gloss .sta...s......1c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

CANNED TOMATOES -. Fancy
Red Hipe Tomatoes. regular Ice
kind special. only cans to a
customer. per can .......1
CANNED CORN Fancy Iowa
Sweet Corn. regular Toe kind.
special. per can ...........Se
CANNED PEAs-ReEulaT t0c can
Pens. special. per can ..S re
CANNED FRUITS 49, Assorted
Canned Fruit Goods. worth up
% @5e per can; special. per can
....s....t. ............... Toe
HONEY FLAKES--Re Regular lie
lffkHkf. sssssssss .s....s.ss BE
EGGS Good Eggs, per dozen 2Jc
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G Is he IpHa O heunaue
o a n he hy capable phys dn " IA des study and Hss
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@ to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

OFFICE HouRs-9 a. m. TO Il. 80 p. Nj;
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NcncS Pint iiir Gortclpun.

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Nan Entteriunls Erpsei,.

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