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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Wants Souvehir
Postals
fy Dear Madam:

My Dear Madam:
AS / sit Sunday after SUM-
day when / return from
teaching a large class OF little
girls in Sunday school, and
think how l would love to DO
one Of your girls and mingle
with the rest, the temptation
Is great, and I yield and ask
for admittance to your newly
formed club. ] watch with
interest every new feature OF
the club, and hope for its
best success. / would like
to help IN any way I can.
Recently i saw a piece In
your page referring to girls
and their dear mothers. I
wish to say i have the best
and dearest mother in the
world. and II anything should
happen 10 her / don't know
what ] would do, as my
mother is my first and last
thought.
I wish to ask the dear girls
of this club II they would
send me q postal souvenir
BY that mean q postal with
they came from. ] will re-
an. I hope I am not asking
,w all your girls very much.
z. ].
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Clue Headquarters

My Herrick:
have a mig be orvanza.
nice Jolly acquainted held eaeS
othe think
where the girls might talk.
max
lies. and in q a walk
/ m IN q 1 link
my married with homes to LOOK
aft FORA
The page for young girls OF oil ages we are
glad have you OF IS. I think your sug-
geston about headquarters for the club excellent We
may to that just Immediately. but reason
why should not attain II in time. II make up our
minds that have it. At all events, intend
bring the girls together and establish
fu and helpful friendships
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
What My Many Girl Friends Ask

and send stamped and self-addressed envelope
may answer you personally. You do not know such
letter as yours helps and encourages any who Is
trying TO do what little she to help along.
an very glad IL the advice about
been OF help. think your idea about aim OF the
socIety Is admirable There few in this
to my way Of thinking. than the OF saying
tnlngS that viii hurt others. Many
sdered far do much leSSs
Iering wish all girls would try keep back the
word that will give pain of any kind
As say, write to again. 1 wish 70 know You
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

had experience knowledge that help you advise
Regina am keeping her address, ana IL any one
wishes to take advantage OF her kind helping
with the underclothes and will send a stamped
se-addreSsed envelope, shall happy to forward
name and address see reason why such counsel
not be given by mail.
Come into the society. of course! You
6IIl we tnere send IN address that
you may be enrolled possible.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Each Has a Hobby

Ny Dear Mrs. Herrick:
The idea OF forming q cruz
is q good one. II is even bet
ter where the correspondents
are not acquainted, ! think.
because each one. after her
name has been enrolled as a
member, will feel that she
personally must make an Ell
fort to make q character Tor
herself in the column
There are the old stand-bys
for such q club-favorite COOK
ing recipes and fancy work
Zach one OF the girls has
some hobby. and II remains
for the rest 10 discover u
Once discovered and the girl
interested. we viii not lose
her. LILLIAN.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Hn ambitious Girl
Mrs. Iierrick:

Ny Dear Mrs. Herrick:
have been much interested
In the page" for a long time
and have always wanted to
Join 1t, and to-day decided to
write and do SO.
Now a word about myself.
I am a factory girl, but am
studying evenings to fit my
self for something better
stencgraphy and typewrlting.
Then, as soon as that course
is finished. I intend to resume
my Latin and take French
SO as to make my new work
successful.
! do not regret my factory
life. as IL gives one an oppor-
tunity to study human nature
in varied forms.
II ! can be OF any help to
any OF the girls OF to the So
ciety In regard to factory life
and work. or my other work.
shall feel as though 1, too.
could share In the blessed
feeling OF doing good.
ETHEL.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

her to read AoHesomes" address Will send
w. B.
them among my girls The more the merrier and they
cannot come TOO last But wish dear girls that
you w9u fd SGna me yopr fun addresses s.
gives me no ADDRESS to which write Other girls like
Ethel give tneir ADDRESS, but not their
letter from Hopeful" no other signatIIre than
that, and no heading. If any of you who wish
answers Will send me stamped seif-addressed en-
yelopes on shall have prompt replies as can send
But with the best will in the cannot answer let
tiers that are upaccompanied by either address
get reply to the letter which have ked AN
immediate response reflect that possibly through
your own forgetfulness that you have not heard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Room for AH f You


~ Whether am one Of your girls not cannot tell;
your charmed circle feel included. - 1890 1870
II that Is the situation ! would to be
II you think could help with ideas about Organization
ana meeting 10 entertain times please
very much II could help II. E.
OF course can belong and indeed, you can heIpI
Send stamped and lfaddressed envelope
bershp card and give ell the ideas you We cant
have many.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
LETTERS AND ANSWERS WHICH WILL HELP leach AND ALL
Little Helps for the Young Girls

GO MANY suggestions and requests have come
- different features of Each All" is
- TO impossible to give every of them. You will
be interested in seeing those that print to-day,
IN reading me letters which open the way for be
WILL hope be more and more plentiful the time goes
on Don't let one Of them get away from you, girls.
am will in the following letters two or three
opportunities for show is for all and that
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Teach Yourself to Write

Dear Mrs Herck. this is the
Can you please tell where I could a to
your best plan for improving writing is get
good copy book and practice writing in it. know
OF any such school as you DESIRE unless is given
IN one or the High Schools this would
regular students Can any one give information about
TINS! L afraid there is nothing that
friends hair from turning gray She would hardly wish
to dye it The wrinkles may be care of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
II Coed Place to Board

My Dear Mrs Herrick:
i serious problem
OF the girls to help settle, And
nice, homelike place
boarders only or a week ~
l would dearly love a private family
where they had folks who pInoc
have but myself and employed a
company. and could enjoy life II only had nice place
live hate boarding houses. one
will help me to find nice family Sincerely yours
HELEN.
This is Philadelphia member. Can any Of you girl.
her2
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Deafness is
No Bar
sar Me- uarrIcl,

MY Dear Mrs. Herrick:
I am very anxious to be-
come a member OF your So
ciety. but ! don't know IL
your girls care to have me
on account of my deafness.
/ think 1t is troublesome for
them to tell me what they
have heard. 1t would be love-
ly II they take an interest In
how to talk on hands. I lost
my hearing when I was S
years old by brain fever. I
am always as happy as couli
be. and I do hope / will get
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Who Can
Help Her?
r Mrs. Herrick 4:

Dear Mrs. Herrick:
Ny profession is that OF a
milliner, and really / can't
make anything at the work
There are only six months In
the year that a milliner gets
any wages. I'm anxious TO
do something else. I'd like
a position as governess for
Young children. I've been
nsed 10 children all my life,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
mo Bounds of Space"

Dear Mrs. Herrick:
would like very much TO
become one of your girls, but
/ am afraid / live too far
away. OLIVE 30
There are no bounds Of
space to this club. Come In,
no matter where you live!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
/ Cannot Publish Names


going VIII please ns
what cold Is the best the ace7 have
who Is girl. old. her
II n
old Can tell the for It.?
/ cannot give the of preparations in the
but II Will send stamped sef-drected
envelope will answer definitely.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

1 will give your address to
any girls who wish to ex-
change postals with you. I
am very glad you teel SO
warm an interest in Each
and ALL" Send for a men,
bership card.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

os s'iss '' Should ssd Hs give
F sa s4: for yss snp like
an9age OF 70 b eeap good @
Vii s 'Si 49, aaEi fSsfi
--''' SNAIL 'e-a 'Ds iNG 6
Here Is an excellent suggestion:
you @ my na o in f RSs sy rather D8a
gssg ,Ss hse'Sa and
How do these plans strike you grls7
Here bits from letters Of some Of the girls
who wish correspondents:
am young girl. g years of age and am staying q.
want 'E to make new RG end Of ali f ha sn %s
needed '' WHEN -' A SSiSI9 B. are
Sa asvi has no s san s ass
s1ad t &c Z R RSS fesn @s
ay; ss 9 s IKE
% S lots % Vi sa may gel ss
@ & R g ADD to oGy en fOr
our, cunt =, 4ou give
% would are be BE ss in ss bsHsR
write Rie'a M! give my address other 4a6 i Af F
l years old very
reading letters
answers. l should them write ou
give my address any OF the girls
G. L. T.
dearly some Of the gfria
II. L. A
When gou think q it, like make acaaahed
with girls correspond with. friend
to write to Of town E. b. ].
Now, my dear girls. here is a chance you who wish
have kept the addresses Of the girls
who these letters and will forward them If will
write and send stamped and sef-addressed envelope
%Me1>z1 Aa<<~-- Hz&x
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Saving for Future Study-Comses

Herrlck:
the a little savings for gtrs
to
MANY girl In able for the
she
ing here lines n nckels. B.
Tbere might be some difficulties way OF carry
ing out this PLAN good qualities Has any
YOU girls money ideas?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
There is no Age Limit


have been much interested n I
would be grateful IL me- as to
lowest girl must be ! bore
] Yours, A. Il. NJ.
There has been limit set In the club. / am
not afraid OF too many young members
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Wanfs to Wr;te to Other Girls


am organization and want to know
II be OF your girls and belong to the
much
write Couldn't do that club7
HOPEFUL"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

want a nttle information I learn some
pretty fancy dances Just for pastme. you or Of
me the steps? 80" ~ ETD nG Ss''
Dear Mrs Herrck.
Many times have wished opportunity al
came 10 me through columns-the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

considerable home teaching I'd like also to be
companion a IN fact 10 20 IN
small family help support the FANNY IL
home.
Now kindly help me to procure work Sok In
millinery. know the city pretty We'll ~ N
II any of you girls help N M" it would be a
very kindly act
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
The Exchange Idea

Herrick
could tell bad points OF books have
have a society for the interchange OF
,hine-ideas letters. etc c. NJ.
Here is a chance for a ''sub-cub' Who wants to be
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
The Youngest of AH


only little girl years old. and to be
the Youngest join the
grand This should be one another
FLORENCE
think you are probably the youngest one yet You
juniors should try to get together.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Giving Lessons TO Members

NJ Dear Herrck: -
them who talent but
I've ADJUSTMENTS them
ssne 7.
Another "subclub." you see!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

aSaudnted wh v y199 girls as have
Deafness is least Won and the GIRLS can
write to one another Send for your membership card
and then you will feel really member of "Each
and All" - 1890
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Dahy Helbfulness

Please teach how be helpful Jolly in our homs
and school lives. H H O.
Can any of you do this?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
"The Page Has AIready Cheered Ne"
Dear Ms. Herrick:

Ny Dear Mrs. Herrick:
When l first read your pas
to write" II will be so nice
for the girls to have a page
which promises so much help.
I intend to become an active
member, as the page has al
ready cheered me when lone
ly. l am away from home
have been for nearly a year
and my occupation IS very
combining. Still, 1 manage In
my leisure hours to read some
and keep up my correspond
ence. / anticipate a large
membership for your club. I
intend 10 write from time to
time and in that way get ac-
quainted with some OF the
members.
Wishing the enterprise all
success. sincerely. T.. L. w.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
II Difficult
PrOfe Ssio on

Dear Mrs. Herrick:
am 10 years OF age and
a detective In a department
store. and would love to be
one OF your girls. I have al
ways longed to belong to q
girls friendly. Ind hope you
will let me be one of your
members, and II l can be OF
any use to other girls 1 am
willing TO do anything for
q 1. IL LII =
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

think a hobby sub-club" would amusing and
teresting. don't your
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12
THE FILTHY MARKETS OF PORTLAND.

At Portland the Women's School of Domestic Science
had complained frequently state food dairy
commissioner j. W. Bailey that the city
clean and that stale meats and fish being sold,
he refused to believe the charge. But ago
delegation of determined housewives swooped down
Bailey and forced him to accompany them a
inspection and what they discovered is by
Oregonian:
In Cologne, a celebrated author
stenches all we'll defined several lesser
IN meat and hsh and butter markets Portland
of the School of Domestic Science till
they couldn't
And besides the doors they found filth and rotten
ness beyond the of polite dction descrbe poultry
blue and black and yellow with decay and with
entrallS yet undrawn; shrimps embalmed
acid other preventative and
hue with anine dye; fish exhaling offensive perfume
nauseang heaps on filthy counters butter and milk and
exposed to contamination
and noXlous Vapors meats either slain after
rival earth kept long trade
some flesh cooked into lard sausage
opened unwashed and cast into tin pals
balal this surrounded by disease breathing garbage
1ed rubbish floors soaked with corruption walls bespa
tered, ceilings festooned unvenated
lighted and never seeing the sunshine
Inc Investigations were of the best markets in the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12
THE ENTERPRISE OF A TRUST

Now, that the trust with it is the topic
OF the day, it may be we'll to note that few
good points about trust commercially considered For
instance there is the electrical trust Electro
cal company, which, while never had the nard
that Standard Amalgamated Copper American
Sugar and other combinations against, is,
nevertheless in means in
binary acceptance of it.
The electrical just gone down into Brazil,
there is city considerably larger Francis
and about far behind everything for
comfort and decent living well be- taken
contract to put that city in condition Rio
de Janero has population all told of 100000 souls
Its streets for the lighted and
it's inhabitants joted mule Along
the American trust and consideration $4,000
install for electric light plant and
electric street railway SYSTEM and bring the city somewhat
close to the modern standard Presumably this only the
first contract and there will forthcoming for it
will take than 100000 backward city OF
This is only item taken from list of foreign
contracts recently landed by American corporations Most
of them trusts.
in Mexico the going on, through
Central America We read of American-nad machinery
going into Africa and ASIA and the
the world and in the list of invaded lands nearly
civilized country the globe and barbarous
haf-civized.
The claim is that the American combinations able
much business of this sort that ordi
firm individual could not land. No doubt there is
something to this although it's importance might be ex
aggerated. The Aemrican business would probably
a little business, if there trusts
a matter of PRIDE however, to the commerce
country expanding though he like
trust and is firm believer in competition. and Of nee
essary governmental regulation to prevent corporate
abuses home he from the reports of the day that
necessarily thing be externinated but
controlled. In connection with the evils
manifest business advantages accrung to
whole WELL 1t is the business of the law makers to
recognize both sides of the trust question: and frame
legislative enactments the benefits and
kill the evils question the biggest
proposition the American statesman take hold of today
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12
AN IDIOsYNCRAsY OF ANTITOXIN.e

friends and family of Hugo G. Robinson of De-
roit Mich somewhat annoyed by last weeks expert
that gentleman which the Detroit papers give
prominence with bold headlines 1t that
Robinson little trouble with his throat and
F1ntermann about it. Thursday he had his
brushed the doctor and the repeated
During this time he attending to his duties
wholesale establishment of his brothers,
Isadore and Benjamin Robinson.
Saturday morning Robinson at the establishment
on Randolph street He laughing over
agents Flinermann called him by telephone and
by phone going hospital the doc
tor a dipththera germs in the culture"
young took to the hospital Soon after
Martin at the request of Dr. Finter
Manu. administered 1000 units of antitoxin-about two
ordinary dose. few moments later he COM
felt feversh. Then, without another
threw up his hands, and was dead.
postmortem examination, conducted in the presence
Emerson, Shurley Emery and other physicians
showed organs in healthy state, and
the throat trouble Dr. F1inter-
the death certificate dipthtnera
diosyncrasy of antitoxn''
Coroner Toepel says no inquest will be held
think death due to paralytc heart, induced by
toxic Infection" said the coroner.
This recalls the story by Pekn Chinaman SER
O Englishman living there.
Sing gleatest DOCTOR said the servant day
in speaking of the physicians "he savee
lifee once" Really" queried Engishman Yes,
teibe awful reply; "me ealee doctor He glvee
medcne velly, velly Me call in another doc
tor. and give medicine; make me velly,
velly bladder. call in Sing He come He savee
my
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12
LA FoLLETTEs FIGHT IN WISCONSIN.

Toilette of Wisconsin is having some
legislature present indications that he will win
his If he loses this other of the reforms
issues of in mis- last campaign, it is ntimated
decline the in United States senate
which he recently elected and out his term
governor may finish the work that started
to do.
La Toilette is evidently no trimmer and wonder
confidence people Wisconsin began mis- fight
against powerful machine backed by corporations
almost snged-h handed but righteous his and
his arguments that popular idols like Senator
Spooner swept aside in the of the people
follow their leader Senator Quares retired
that Governor Toilette might promoted to
his place Spoooner four but it is
President Roosevelt will take him
cabinet Secretary
the of the him. La Toilette won
last despite the naming of Stawart state ticket
oppose him. which had the sympathy, if the nan-
ca support of the republican national committee the
the Spooner- Quarles boilers complete and
overwhelming. Toilette is the easy boss of
state by and with the consent of the people.
Toilette has made much the fight Wisconsin
has tact fnesse than Mcbride this
good mixer with the people Mcbride
is neither good taker mixer He is honest
sincere plainspoken but he lacks the qualities
popular leader.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12

CITY, where fresh meat fish, vegetables oysters
eggs are vended to the trade. s<aa
In one market several of women ACCOMPANIED by
Dr. Woods Hutchinson, secretary State Board
Health last week discovered they
sidered unborn veaL' veal young visitors
felt themselves sick at sight proprietor
the women that the veal really lamb
pounds In weight. He confessed each should
weighed at least 30 pounds for wholesome food"
The state food commissioner promised to have
Portland markets cleaned Immediately and if any pro-
pretors refuse they will be prosecuted waa Waa peo-
pie who contemplate spending Lewis
and Clark fair will wish the
their efforts to get clean present
conditions continue, most visitors would
be better to take wholesome supply
with them rather and lives eating
the filthy stuff the Oregonan describes
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12
CALIFORNIA; RECALL LAW.

of California has been reported as
overhrowing decision of the court
this view. The suit was brought by an
who recalled by his constt-
the city charter He sued to
and to be put back on the salary list Be
instituted proceedings and the de-
cision expired The supreme court merely
entitled recognition and to pay be-
irregularities proceedings by which his re-
call effective.
theory recall act is that government can be
plan of private business that ohcals
agents people, who the directors
the They the to take back their
employment when official does not suit the
employ another man.
decision does not clearly hold for or
theory it cannot be long before
there be often have feeling with re-
gard to aldermen they would like recall them and
put them on ice court against
clear case we shall recall is recall or
would you like to the CALI back system trleo
on United States senate?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12

grand jury been called in Umatilla county to
Investigate violations of state laws The
surprise to the people of Pen
dleton, many years since grand jury met
said that alleged violations of laws, such
gambling, keeping renting of bawdy houses Sunday
opening grating public officials
investigated. District Attorney Phelps IF
/ derelict in duty toward the people of Umatia
county, the people given opportunity dis
cover it."
district attorney will be exception if ne does
grateful people will reward his devotion
duty by retiring private life. Republics said
ngateful and the people constitute republic
different
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12
SOME ALLEGED APRIL FOOL JOKES

Francisco, April fool joke 1t nap
during absence genuine emergency call
came to the could not be answered until
returned Meanwhile injured persons We're
compelled wait in agony when every moments delay
in the arrival surgical attendance decreased the posi-
bity saving life The point of the joke is somewhat
difficult appreciate at this distance S5
Another San Francisco bit of humor may have ques-
in Kearney street struggling
sraining lift full sack to his shoulders while a
twenty thirty stood gr1nn1ng suddenly
burly laborer stepped and assayed to give the
found, however that the sack def1ed even
his strength ugged until he red in the face
Then the boy of the sack drop and ran OIL
while laughing crowd burst into tremendous guHaw
the discovered that the sack covered
hydrant. time this Italian finds American IN
trouble he likely hesitate time before helping
him out.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy Of change advertisement must be delivered to the
b,;nes; office by the hour Of o'clock insure insertion
q the issue Of even date.

annual report of President Turner to the Com
nercial Club evidence of the useful
ness organization promoting everything that
promises to community The Statesman yes
terday mentioned few of the good deeds of the Com
rnercial Club but the told, will be seen
by perusal of President Turner's report The
Commercial Club is potent influence in promoting the
prosperity Wal1a Wala and it deserves
the hearty support of all good citizens.