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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12
Deeorab.p oftens
Woniter Department.

NGecornb.g oiten@s Sirsbngs.Nil.
ner bill berefter inbeboloe Msnitre
for Oamer og gsrn. Oct er paa I'm.
rt1ooning al mango, at Ri begpnoer
meo oenne @foeIing, og pi foar mn ie.
bpor longt Snteresien bill itrGffe fig.
2oert Wsniter fofter 10 Gents, og
Se1tIutnger ienoes til "Iecorab.Bo.
lfen", % man beoes benptte BEN
Slanfet pGa @nhen Of oenne SpaIte.
vi bar Label 6isie MsnItre unoerIsae
al Waooebonolere. % oct paaftaaes,
at De en- CODE, Os Iette oe sreie at IN
efter. Jor bet isrfte btl hi life oper.
tatte SeifrioeIien ODER bpert WsnIter.
oa oct tsr antases at De fleIte, iom
bar Drug for benz. biz foritaa en-.
gelif, Sfulbe Der piie fig Srang til
at faa Dem oneriatte, piI pi foretaga
6oranbringen.
Noar man beitiller bisie Wsnftre,
maa man gine Rumere, Maal ON.
firing @rpitet og 2ipet, gloer foe
gsrn os unse giser, os fuIbitanSig
4bresie, iaaleoes at grene bill naa
oem- gGr meget foriistig fife at
beaaa nogen Sell / 9~eFfrinelien, ba
Wsnitre life fan ombpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

James Whitcomb Riley was looking
over a fence on his farm at a field of
rye, when a neighbor who was driv-
ing by stopped his horses and asked:
"Hullo, Mr.. Riley, how's your rye
doing"
Zine, 6ne," replied the poet.
How much do you expect to clear
to the acre?"
"Oh, about four gallons" answered
Mr.. Riley soberly.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12
Gu gamurl SfpIemcitcr pao SANDS.
TALK ENGLISH"

A doctor vas lately summoned to a
cottage at HARDWOOD, in Teesdale,
Yorkshire, and found a boy patient in
need of his services.
Put out your tongue" said the
doctor.
The boy stared like an owl.
MY good boy" requested the medi.
cal man, "let MI see your tongue"
Talk English, DOCTOR" put in the
mother, and then turning TO her son
she said: "Hopen thy gobbler and
push U thy loliker."
The boy rolled out his tongue in q
moment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

Designs for pretty house jackets
that are not too elaborate t o be at
tempted by the home dressmaker are
always in demand. In the practical
model here shown the back is close
fitting while the full fronts hang
loosely from a rather low neck, An
ished by a band of embroidery or
ribbon run beading. The sleeve is
gathered into a cuff. This style is
suitable for cashmere, French flannel,
pongee, silk or dimity. The medium
size requires three and three quar-
tiers yards of thirty-six inch material.
Ladies Dressing Sacque, No. 5I6a,
Sizes for 80, "a, SO, 50, 20, ~ and ~
inch bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

Box-pleats are shown in many of
the latest designs for skirts and the
one here illustrated in Oxford cheviot
is exceedingly smart. Seven cores
are employed in the making and the
pattern provides for either round or
instep length. The box-pleats are
stitched down a little below the knee,
the lower part iaring in prevailing
style. For general wear English
tweed will be a good choice, but other
materials such as mohair and serge
will be suitable. The medium size
requires four and one eigth yards of
so inch material.
Ladies Box-Pleated Skirt No. SAP:
Sizes for ~, ~, 26, 28, so and 81 inch
waist measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12
Ct. bansfeit.

SIotsfriiens ungbomsfriife auiine
ipong fla opermoSig op poa Seiterps
gene, r~ibberlig biubpne al to SuIar
%ofieerer, iom iieeIeoes flea Tibet
&pnmerceraaSn bible Serimoo tiff
benntte ben Set, Tom bar beitemt FOL
BAN ifisnt man foritfreoe BAN ON
: at 9pret bar 'front.' ion ct Gam of
erbru aIorig bap0e Ilaaet noeeu. Os'
iaa 6ru @eneroIiuoenS og benoes
Caters SnbbpoeIIe til at iette fig
@oanen Dos Dem, oflog ban mesei
beitemt. 9eien fra Stotionen til
Slottet bar 10 life lang. oesuoeu NO,
mRrfet inulf os life til at tnse fell
of. Gan elifeoe Ratureu oper nIt, o.
mar er ben bel ifisnnere, END uoor
Siertet er nabett % moStaeeIigt for
enboer Bib SeIeIie?
Gan tiIfofte6e Serbia ct Tmegteubc,
foreIfet glif og IefteSe pna ben Gle.
gatte bloSbot.
On Stuno ertSnu boI6t SeIIfabet
fig iammeu. 5grit ffiIte aomerce.
roaoeH ZIG no fra De andre, t6et ban
nalgte Ell 8ienbei aiennem Sfooeu.
autogeIig for at Hippo at bsre DC
imgeS Stifpiler. De baooe ole.
baanOc 2sier for, mems gognen, bDori
Serbia og benSes Mo6er lao. fisrtc
Ianaiout frem ab Sen bel p~eOIigeboIote
Bel iom ferte til SIottet Smmet.
forth.
~Saa oiifret opfsrer ban iie aIti6,"
ia BerteraItnSeu, mems bun me0 St'
1ere fuIgte &ommerceraaSen, iaa.
IGree bum funOe ie BAN. "Gul
tan NOT tGnfe dig, at ban bier.
teIig gicrne oiIbe babe giort os Sci.
ffob. gten ban u1ogaar erboer In.
Iebning til at faI6e big til 9efppr.
Seq BIZ bog itror peS Dor GnfomIt
til SIottet meboeIe big bans Snffer."
Oct bar bet irget Soft meb," IA
Serbia fcIot.
Seq troeSe, Oh bonSe bpret gnfe
NOT til at taufe paa at gtfte
Dig igien. 9hi | Rnniten bar bet fire
gdr ii6en @uronen Sgoe. @iI on emo.
M Irnger boIbe til FER | gieraene,
ifilt fra Dine 5Iegtntnge9 On, bar 10
nltio Ieoet DIT 9fo | SopeoItaoen -
% M bisie 8riuer at ipiae @ooseier.
iuba. Soor berIig piIoe ct .+Sans.
feiten life bIipe, bois pi peS ben fei.
rcoe DIN SorIoDeIie meo 9ommerce.
San er iaa rig - here
Rilionprl 9u ffuIbe ie, boil.
FEN @upe ban fsrer meo fig. st Sta.
at Sopuier. omtrtns bpiIfe emo.
Ilpnger ii9 ON en- SIonge.
Seq bier Iom blpuoet, Sa iee Ioa BET.
Oct piIbe fI9oe big itorartet. OH
bar 10 tioIigere boIbt meeet al 9g6eI.
Serbia Itffe6e Sinene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

gaeO en- pIuOieItg, eIaS 0perraFeIiC
for bun op.
Briife Stemmer iubIebe bsit.
"9tonal Ramnl" og iamtiSig trpns.
re TO pafre @lttter fig ben til 3ogneu
iom allifen buboe ituniet.
Oct ban pert af bere at fomme OF
mebe Meprmor," Ia @eneraIinSen
ibet bun ratte 8ittterne fin Saant
til aps.
"Sbor Oere er Bit Itpre; men bel
er Cgiao Here aar fibeH, ieg bar bel
ftoit og ioa bere."
6srit M bIeb bun - u~oiItonrltc
fsIeenbe Sertbos 9Iif - opmrrfiou
paa, at en- bsi, breoifuISret 0tonb Itot
nosIe Sfrtbt fra @c9nen.
"9I Sere life tornue OBJ I'll mia
@ogren?" ia 8eneraIin0en, fon'
linens bdpSe bsrt pon Gattternes 0as,
lloren. yer CT 10 goo Bla0S."
"9tet BELT life, fipre Rormor, "
bG0 &oIf; "pi piI DeIit BIZ hos Sr.
GarfRnien.~
ebOtn tiIfgie6e: "@i ffaI bcnte
8rent til at pente meS, % ban bar
Iooet at bile os Oe fmaa 8uIIpurocne,
Tom mi er fIgpehRrbige."
6eneraIin0en faiteoe Soue6et til.
bage, ~sieriguIig breo.
"Sa - Lao eoer cuSeIig life for.
fprre. Seq tro'oe euerS, at 8IpSer
oOer Of trPfie 8tormor ifuIbe bape
baret Itot IPnger."
ROget efter fort'ttte bun, 6a Boo.
nen otter baOoe Fat itg i @eOpaeIie:
"Spem er e8cntIig oenne &r. Gar.
~ftenieu?"
4gtiH S~oerforOoIter. gqitterne
hoISer meget al BAN, bpnS ipnes on
euer5 ON benz"
Ne CT 10 ltore % 'tPrfe for fin
gloer; men iorOiloeoe, bonbtfe!
RnuIfe bar be Sr. GorItcnien at toffc
for fin WtongeI pao 2eocmoo6e."
Slot5fruen reome0e itrrft.
"Gu 9isr llret, Mama, / at Ssm.
me, tnoen Oh ficu6er BAN. Sor er
iamOitti8bebSfuIO % oDgtig; cftcr at
ban er tommet bertiI. inSbrinoer Srr.
meniortb meget mere, erb mems min
Woro IeOeoe. 6orGoriat er han me.
Get beIeDeu % al BEN be6ite Eamilie
- fra 6riesIm6."
@encraIir6er LOS, fom bun oobeSe.
Get fan noF pRre, 6orsoriqt in.
tcreSierer SorboIterer mig life tort.
CAB os tale ON noget anSet."
SIottet IigneSe en- 9epiaI. Sper.
alt bugneoe Der al @rsrt. Ger faub.
ties fife ct steo, bbor ben grsrne
gIotiommerpDnt life bar mbraat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

SGseerflerims: "SSeg bepioner fer.
neo, at ben anfIageoe er iaa Ie9ems.
nag, at ban linruIis bill funne ubitaa
oct | Sooen for benne 8~orbrpSeIie be.
itemte Strafarbeioe paa 2ipstib."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12
"stitpeI ba 8rttermiIf! Tom
bet pronrpte fra Sffeeren.
"aorreft," flyer SoIbaten bereSpiI.
liz; "nu fan bu posiere."

NoLleii, VBft SuiouleH DereoDtl'
ltg; "nu fan bu ~posiere."
On engeIf EreitemonS, iom bar
paa Reife oper til Netp gorf. Tom til
at belle Sugar meb en- iing Norbmano.
Eaa Neiiens onoen Dog besab Den
fromme Serre fig til aapteinen o.
boo BAN opbepare for bom npgle Beer.
otiager, ion ban fsrte meo fla. Com
unoffplonins Iasoe ban til:
Oct er life berfor, Sr. aaptern,
at ies nGrer noeen Mistanfe imoo
min 8sifamerat; bans Sptreoen er
belt no p~elopbrasen; men -"
Ser afbrso 8apteinen ben erperbiae
Serre og iagoe imilenbe:
"Sr. Baitor, ineen ltnofpIbning
nsSpenoig. Den unge Serre. bar Iise.
leoes opersit mig tine Beuee og rosIe
B9rbiiaser til Spbeparins, os ban
Ia onltrent bet famine iom De-
On Neger bar oppe for 0ommeren.
Oct gialot natlrIispis Raiferi al seg
og Ssns.
"Spao er sin 9eItiQina?" ipsr
9ommerer.
"geitiaing2" ipsr Regeren forum.
bret; "bpao II oct for noget? Oct
bar ieg piit albris paret befenst
me6."
Seq merler," forflareSe Dourme.
rem, "bpao sisr on for DIT 2ipsop-
boIo?"
"Sa M foritaar ieg, bpab 9omne.
reit mener," ioare6e Reseren meo ct
breot Grin. "SpaS ieg sisr for 2ips.
opbolb er oct, at min Some tar imo0
gaif og Strpsning."
Som Ell Brett en- Dag ipabierebe
benab 2anbepeien | meeet a~IporsfuIoe
Sanfer, traf ban paa en- Slot balp-
Gutter, Der babe Ieiret fig Il
en- @ing paa @resiet peo SiSen af
Miot | &insen iab en- liben
foriframt Suno os pibite bperten 10
eaer inc.
"Spab beitiaer Sere, @utter9" ipsr
EreIten. "0ere gier bel fife Sul-
ben Sortr9o2"
"gsei, pi gisr Ben life ro9et onbt,"
iparer en- at @utterne; "pi bare prs.
Der paa at ifaffe Den en- giermanb.
Zen, iom fam forteIle ben itsrite
ffaI faa ben."
"6p!" uobrso greiten beo 5enne
"bere funbe ba sobt ftnbe paa
noset lanet beore iom Seq emo at isse
at opergaa bperanore t 2sgn, iom
oere peo er en- 9i9peIens affsoning.
Oengang ieg bar paa eoers aIber, fpm
en- 2sgn ODER mine 29ber."
Ser bIep ct gtebIifs stiIbeo iom al
Sorbauielie; men @lttter / ben
alber bar en- fOit Spfatning og er
Jlpe for oct fonliIfe. De pioite life,
At be talte nleb en- BreIt; men BET
ogiaa bore bet iamme, ,1aar en-
tor 2sgn eller en- flor Sanobeo itoo
paa SpiI; oa bar Der iugen 9erious.
lnieeIie.
Sluoielig ubbrpoer en- raft Iioen
5pr iom Salersr for en- a~IutnbeIig
"get bsr, Gutter - Sen opergaar
life pores - Lao BAN faa $unben
SINH"
Sporpiot BreIten tog impb aiste.
zen, berom tier Siitorien.
gnsang SAB @ouIS reiite paa en-
Snipeftioustur ODER 8abaib Sern.
,aneipitem, iteg ban al / en- Iiben 9p
isnore Sainois og b~eitilte paa ct
lprliggenoe SoteI en- let @iobaa for
ig ieIp % ct Tibet 5slse, Der gioroe
Selitab. De ipiite bIanbt anbet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

Gu Slaster / 2onSou anisgte ON q
Sigbeo meO Sofleperanberer / andre
9ranher) at paa lit 5irmaftiIot
maatte falSe fig:
8rinien at @aIes' slagter.
Inisgningen bleo afoiIt.
"0iin flare Sofe! at bu hume
gtfte big meo Ell Wonb, Der bar en-
iaoan flor, lang. itpg R9ie."
Softe: Get bIiper MI min Sagl
- 6orreIten, rtaar man Iprer min
Mnnb nsiere at tienbe, faIoer RRien
aIoeIeS bort"
@rnSitpffr al Sriiens 9rep til fin
| Observation-Disclosures bortreiIte
Wfano:
$780, On er | mine Sanfer
Dag % Seat; naor ics itaar op % fer
bin 5Iaabrof b9ttee paa @Ggeen. On.
Ter ieg beitanois: 81 bang blot min
fiure, isoe Olaf Der"
s InleSuing Hllbens' 200!Iars
Subilpinm ifrioer en- Sorfatter / ola.
oct ~Ste Roit", at al,bens' SsoeIteS
er ufierot % flere Steoer tribes ON
ggren. Gerpaa fort9ller 6orfatteren
iaalebes:
"Seb StrtbigbeSer ON Ell bersmt
Ionos Ss0eiteo pil man aItib gaa
ben iifreite 8ei peS at autage. at ban
er fsSt pna oct SteS, bpor bans @p.
Der paa Den &iO befonbt fig"
Gu summcl Sfolemeitcr pao 2anoS.
bp8oen pil isGe at forfIore @srncne
bort Solipitem. Sppe / Sa9et / $50.
Ieitucn er ser Ell euI, flor, runo 6Ief
Der or oannet al 8uuo, iom er iipet
isienuem Ga9et ira 9oftet.
SfoIemeiteren: "Ros MI paa, mine
firre Ssrnl BEN rutbe SIGffen oppi
Sa9et er aItiaa ScIcn, % nit SooeS,
bet or SorSen; tlaar ieg MI filler mig
her Iige unber SlGffen, iom bere BIT.
fer er SoIer. Ga bar SrSbpeaerne
pan nit Sopeo WiibSag."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12
Smdatr0f.

"gn Negermano," fort9Iler Mrs
2ousbe | Betbesoa, MarpIano, "fon
en- Dag til bort Siis forat anmoot
min Wanb ON giitanb. gan bauot
beb en- Sloebronb miitet alt urotaser
Suitru % en- flor garneilof.
ia ban babbe ~iortalt alt | Scr'
binbeiie meo aen isrselige giIora.
eelie, beninrfebe min Manb trsItenoe
"Waen, S%acficn. on bar ialfaIo REQ
oct Snitru os 8sru."
"Sa, ieg bor iaa," iuarte Sacfion
leg rebbeoe Dem aaeiammen - ben
fattise Wan6 er beitanoig ubeloig,"
Senator glarf, W%unsemiIlionGren
Il Montana, bar iom befienbt | 1T
gmplop en- talrig Sfare @rbeibere.
Oct ifaI life bore panifeligt for nogen
at bisie, iiges Der, paa anmoorins
berom at faa S%enatoren itole, og bet
paaitaaes enbcg, at ban er meget II
beral moo fine arbeioere. Get bar
ban forreiten goo Raao til. ! Sorbi-
gaaenbe iaet; ban fiebte fine @ruber
for trebtpe Suien % ban bar at ct
engelif spnoifat D9ret buot trebipc
Winioner for oeu). 5or fife Iange
iihen bIep ban iaalebes Of en- slrbet-
Der anmobet ON 2snspaaI9g. Sena.
loren fanbt imiSIertib, at Wanben
bar forboI6stis eoot aflsnnet, men
ipurgte bam BOG, buao iarlig 8runo
ban bapoe for FIN anmobning. So,
BET bapbe ManOen, os bet bar Den, at
ban npIig babOe itiftet 5amiIie.
"ga aa naa!" ubbrso Senato.
rem imilenoe; ia, 90 fan ieg blot
ubtrpffe min geflaselie. De ier,
min eobe Manb, oi er life ~aniparlig
for ulpffestiIfRlOe, naar De life bent
Der UNDER arbeiOet."
en- liben Gut paa fem Mar bar Bile.
ben iaa baniot paa at bile ia Zig ct
8anbitspler @ubber 8oots). at
ban gnaaIte og pIageoe fine Sorelore
berom u~alabeIig. gnbeIia falot 50.
beren paa Sen Ganfe at billie furtplle
ben lille 8pr en- opoigtet Siitorie ON
en- onben lioen 8ut, Der langt fra
bapbe p9ret beIbig meb ct iaabant Par
Stspler. San faIote berfor Sobnnp
til iig og ipartot en- lang Seremiabe
bborleoes 8utten bhpbe pabet 10 |
meo Stsplerne paa, men bap.
be fact @ano / Dem aaigepel, bar
paab paa Ssoberne, maatte TIL
iengs % tage bitter Weoicin og bsoe
ellie Sobnnp bapbe belle 81.
ben lbttet nIeget %opmerfiom til ben
b~egreoelige Siitpries ia enoog peret
Iaa ~alporIig itemt, at bans Sorelore
uirfelig fslte, De bapbe anilaaet ben
tette Strens, og be bolot n9iten paa
1T triumfere inobgroes oper fin Seier,
% Sobnup pI,,bielig after aabnebe
efter en- lang Bauie og Trent
oct meget pigtige Spsresmaal:
"Nen &apa, bpab bIeo Der iaa al
Stsulerne9"
en- @etitIig I @irsinia bar TENT en-
aiten paa Siempeien og traf til at
fisre forbi ct GUS, Der tilbsrte en- al
bans 6orpIOres Slaoer fra isr Sri.
zen.
Zen ganle 9eeerfone traf til at
nsbe Sreiten i,oenfor. Serinbe laa
N Ssn meget fig.
"8oboiten, Wammpl" bilier Gre.
ten. "SoorSan itaar bet til meS Ht.
barb ifopIO?"
"ao oanrligt, ipprt S~aarligt!" jam.
zoe ben beSrepebe Mooer. "9ofto.
,en ia iSog, at bpts ban Ieper ober
fan ban foutme fig; men Der.
ON ban life Ieper til imorgen, mqQ
VI opgtpe alt Saab."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

Sereren (ueS en- 9anSbr,tg8ifoIe) :
ga, mine Serrer, @isbieIen maa 9e
ipecieIt lGege Dem paa Siertet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12
Sra ipreote Setter.

fragment al Ell 9iografi: ---
"3enne Some bar ies fienSt iom
Gut"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

Slottet Iigneoe en- 2epiaI. Sper.
oIt blisneoe Der al @rsrt. Ger fanb.
tes life et steo, bbor ben grenne
ghotiommerppnt life bar mbragt.
$ertbn baObe fuISt op al gisre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

4. MRS. CRowBAR-The
fendl The ideal WE save
coal, gas and cost of entertain
mentl I'll get even with her for
that.
MRS. HAMMRR-Ha, hal
She viii not crow about her
social obligations soon again,
Ill warrant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

msbe Breiten uoenfor. 9erinbe Lao
en- Ssn meget ipg.
"8oboiten, Wammpl" bilier Gre.
item. "SOoroan itaar bet til meo Rt.
darb ifoRIo?"
"aa oanrlist, ipGrt baarligt!" iam'
rebe Den beSrepeoe WoSer. "3ofto.
rem ia iOog, at bpts ban lener ober
Ratten, fan BON fomme fig; men Der.
iom ban life Ieper til imorgen, m9p
pi opgtpe alt Saab."
Ser or en- nofiaa Isierlia SpnSelie,
Ser tiIorog fig oeb en- SoIoaterIeir
pao Noroitnterues Sihe unber Dor.
gerfrigen. On af Sfficererne baube
t Spbrog at gipe no RasorSet for Nat'
ten, % "Botomnc" bar oct magiife
Orb. Wen MI itoo Der paa @aaten
en- Epifer. iom life babe noget iGr'
Zig goot @ebsr for Slang % Sutna
I oct cnaeIIfe Sproe, ;ier boor Oct
giatSt llotolen at 9oaitoperne q %
.. Su oerfor Senne Spifer CAB Bias.
orhet oibere, Loo bet "9ottomic"
Robtoecrens 2ren, % for BEN nGite,
ser fit GaSorbet, par bet "9uttcrmiIf"
ret % ilct.
Com oct leo paa, penbte Sen fsrIt.
nGonte officer tilbase, % ban iom
ale andre maatte natarIigpis pasiere
SttIboogten % al SaSorSet, iroen
ban Hap inc | 2eiren. aommen poa
tiIbsrIts afitanb bIep ban oerfur an
raabt poa panIie @is og affororet
9asorSet.
"Eotomoc!" iparer Sficeren,
"Gidt lot" raaber SpIferen ttlbage
meS tieuitipris StrensbeS % feIbcr
9aionet; gu faar life pasiere fcrbi
bert"
"gien set er gasoroet, 90 ieg ifal
inS | Seiren," iniiiterer bans ODER.
orbneSe.
Seq er Iiee sIab; ou bar life gas.
orbet!" iparer Ipiferen igien % sisr
en- enbmn mere iIoeporlenoe @cpa.
gelie meS lit @eprr.
open bpao er lao g~asorSet9" ipsr
Sfiieeren, Den 2nrifas.
! ~suttermilf!1 Ia SfiIbpagten,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-12

ensang SAB @ol,lo reiite paa en-
SnIpeftioustur ODER @abaib Sern.
baneipitem, iteg ban Of / en- Iiben 9p
| isnore Sllinois og beitilte paa ct
nprIiggenbe SoteI en- let Miooae for
fig ieIp og ct tibet 5slse, Der sioroe
BAN Selitab. De ipiIte bIan6t anbet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-29
WOULD INoIcT MAYOR ROSE

MILWAUKEE. wis, Aug. a.
District Attorney McGovern Is now
securing evidence for the purpose Of
asking the indictment of Mayor
Rose. chief OF Police John T. JAMS
sen and Frank L. Woller, clerk OF
the district and municipal court.
The charge. which 1t Is reported
MeGovern viii bring against the
mayor aud the chief OF police is mis-
feasance. based on the wide-open
gambling which has been permitted
In eight resorts. II r. further limited
that the district attorney expects TO
find evidence that big sums were
paid by Keepers Of these resorts for
protection"
One well known young man con-
neeted with manufacturing con-
Germ recently lost $4,000 in gam
bling house and II Is reported that
hts family will sue to recover his
losses, Other victims who have lost
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SPAIN May DIE

Tom Spain. Who was knocked un :
conscious for II hours and con-
pietely paralyEed as "A result of a
high dive into three feet Of water
Al West Seattle last sunday, il now
able W move hia hands a little. aud
Il said by attending physicians at
the Providence hospital 60 have
small chance OF recovery. and il ia
doubtful II hc will live through the
week.
He has not slept since regalnlnR
consciousness. and all during Mon
day night and Tuesday morning
waa a raytng maniac. most Of the
time ahrieklng like 4 Wild man on
account of the pain. Hts spinal coli
umn Il In a serious condition a
great deal uf surprise IL expressed
that hla neck was not broken.
Spain Was amateur bicycle cham
plon OF the coast ZOE a number OF
years. and IL we'll known as an ath-
lets Ia almost every town Ia the
northwest He played with the Sc
attic lacrosse team for several sea-
sons. and was considered one OF
the best players Of his kind In this
country
He Il unmarried and resided at
200 Seventh South.
- -. 80 -.
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She has been a confirmed invalid
In that time | have washed. baked.
scrubbed and cared for her Ia addi.
ton 20 uarning enough 10 support
her and myself II IL true that
drink some and have for years. hu,
! have DID my best To care for my
wife"
After listening patiently 20 the
pathetic explanation OF the husband
Judge Waters thought best 20 send
Davis 10 jail Tor 20 days
Mn. Davis IL stlli oonflned 10 her
cot al the waysidn Emergency hos
pltal and could not be s"cu Tuesday
Ra she Is In a ioN state of nervous
prostratiOn.
Davis seemed much cast down
when he realized the sentence OF the
court.
Both Davis and his wife are yell
along In years and the court took
this into consideration In Furnishing
tbs husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-29

THE MONEY
PARK BOARD TO COMMENCE
WORK ON THE GREEN LAKE
BOULEVARD WITHIN A YEAR

The park board has set aside 800
600 in its annual estimate OF ex-
penses for purchasing rlght-of-way
for the proposed Green Lake boule-
ward and improving the same.
This means that actual work on
the big boulevard. so much desired
by the Green Lake population, Is to
commence within a year.
The required property would
probably all have been secured by
this time were Il not for the Seat
tie Electric company. Judge w ID.
Wood. who has been actively en-
gagged in the last three months In
procuring the land. has been baked
by Stone a. Webster. the owners
of large proportion OF land along
the shore OF the lake.
The company will be one of the
chief benefactors of the improve
ment. and should be willing TO do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-29
GREAT CROWDS
ASSEMBLE

The opening Of the Palace Cloth
ing Co. t022-2f First avenue Satnr-
day. attracted a large crowd. which
gathered around the aFtistieally dec
GRATED windows and good-naturedly
showed and elbowed for place while
souvenirs Of the Lewis and Clark
exposition were being gratiioualy
handed ont BY the management.
The Palace Clothing Co. have ea-
Establishments In 3b other cities. and
Seattle is the first Pacific coast
company TO be added to the string
Manager J. J. Wolf states that the
reason for choosing Seattle for the
first Pacific coast venture. was tho
unbOunded confidence the big cloth
ing people have Ia the Puget Sound
future.
Manager Wolf has the distinction
OF being the father OF tho anti
high bar movement. which started
the custom OF women removing their
hats in theaters Wolf originated
the fight while councilman In Kan
sas city. and fought II through
q against the bitter opposltion OF
many Influential women of that
city.
Tho unique Advertising sign OF
the company IL a hugh sheep. label
led From My Back 10 Yours" The
company starts business with
tsn-Year lease. and Ia hero to stay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-29

General view Of organ Of hearing.
showing closure OF Euatachisn tube.
the almost fHvnfiable cause Of head
noises and deafness.
Is your hearing faiIingT@
DO your ears diachargey"
Are the ears dry and scaly2'
Do you have a ringing ia the
earHTf
do you have earache OCCASION
ailyy"
do your ears hurt when you blow
your nose =.
do you constantly hear noises in
the eara7"
do you hear better sone days
than otherHg"
do the noises In your ears keep
you aWakcT@
When you blow your nose do the
ears crack p.
is hearing worse when you have
a cold7'
is roaring like a waterfall In the
heady"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-29
Drunken Brute Throws
Invalid Wife in Street

while eraEed With driak Monday
Henry Davis. a carpenter. picked up
bis invalid wife from the bed and
started 10 carry her out OF the
house. but stumbled and fell on top
Of her.
She was taken to the wayside
hospital. where Il h said the
chance for recovery 10 very slight
Davis is being held AZ the city jail
pending an Investigation.
II Is claimed By neighbors that he
Il an inveterate drinker. and often
leaves hts wife for them 10 pro-
vide and care for.
When Davis was brought hefotn
Acting Police Judge Waters Tues
day morning he did not deny that
he had picked up his wife and fciI
with her. but told tcsarful tale In
court.
Your honor" said he. "for TWEEN
= years I have cared for my wife.
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JUDGE HAS ACCIDENT

Judge Boyd Taiimau had a pecu-
liar and very painful accident on
Monday night.
4 went into my half-dafkened
room after dinner" said the Judge
Tuesday morning. and stumbled
over q footsto0l. fell against n
Morris chair. and "A sharp leadpcncil
which had IN my left vest pocket
did the rest. ] am little In doubt
yet as to whether my rib ~ not
broken. and several times during
the progress Of the case before me
this morning. have suffered In
tense pain. I shall see a physician
this afternoon"
Not only the point Of the pencil.
but rs whole length. Judge Tall
man says left a painful impression
Just over hts heart.