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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
CONGRESSMAN
LIKE LINCOLN

WASHINGTON. Feb Ever
since the civil war men in public
Ifs have erided themselves. when
otheFwiAe fhar phyMlosn0my vas
painfully plain. In resembling Abra.
ham Llnepln Just nov there are
thrve men ia Congress that lag rival
elaima 10 being the nniy real. GEM
Inc replica of tAnsoln aud their va
rinus friends never lot al oupor-
iuniiy pass 10 press their leaders
inertia
Representative eastman. 81
Washington. said 60 be the hamsii-
eas maa on the floot ~ The House
a nos sailing andrr the nickname
of The Aha Lincoln OF the Pacific.
while SpaaksF Caannn and Senator
cnilruu. both from tIneuln'a stats
ara CuAAman's worthy contestants
Its a uity. people hay. that thrY did
not hFo In dsfferent AKrs that each
might strut upon the STAGE and
speak his piece. behold IN me thA,
which made Abs LIneuia. Llneaga.
and pass on 10 retirement uuehAl-
lsaEed and IN peace
No une Thought much ahr9s Cnah
man resembling Lincoln wbrn The
WaahlnEtoniAn came 10 tho HOUSE
In fact few people In The capital
thought mneh of auYthinE about the
now member. Ne b. nearly atusys
the case when the aid mmsAhsx
arrives Hut ono day eastman naats
than sit Mp Rni take notice. lie
made 3 speech that eel the eountry
giKEiiuK Cglahmhn was in the lime
liEht. Then n vas seen that 10 was
a No. Lincoln. that Il Lincoln
when he vas smooth saeed TIE
next time Cuahman let loose bis wif
In the house every one aeknovi-
edged they bad always Thought he
looked iiks Lincoln.
Spcaker Caan0n has almost
enough reu0wn from his puaitiun %
satisfy bis vanity. The apcakcrship
was the goal % his life. Tie u quits
modest about resembling Laneola.
Within the iast month Secretary Of
War Taft met Speaker Cannon at q
reception.
"Yon resemble Lineoln. Mr
SPEAKER. more every day" said the
secretary.
Whisper that. Mr.. Secretary.
Was the response from Cannon.
Should Uncle Shelby hear that Il
would break his heart, Dont you
know that has been hla stock In
trade for twenty years"
senator Culiom has cute way OF
asknow isdEinK bis resemblance
When any one reminds him OF the
resemblance 20 Lincoln be invarl-
ably responds: SO many people
have told me. I believe he was con
sidsrcd the homeliest man IN Amerl-
ca
One day a QuaksreMa asked CuIlom
to DO aomsshing foF her. Friend.
theo somewhat resembles Mr.. La
cola. she repsatea her request aud
e vas granted. As she Vas leaving
she said. Friend. thee very much
resembles Mr.. Lincoln e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
ASKS HELP OF
LOCAL CHAMBER
VICTORIA BOARD OF OUTLINES SYSTEM FoR
vESrlos OF WRECKS AND VANCOUVER
COAST

vidci % patrol the eoss; from Bon
tia polut 10 Cape lteaie during The
nintm months
That ons OF the most powerful
foEborns 10 be obtained be- ssiaba
itahed At Cape Beale without any
further delay
sssruhlish. At poist
Arrangements Tor the establish
rNsut Of a powerful EaaFchllght a.
Cafmanah
That lighthouses be established ~
Amphiirtte point. EathAFan point.
Lookout point. solAudef Island and
Scott Island
That 4 system 81 sign boards b.
erected near the prominent capea.
from NootkA sound TO Cape Scott
giving wrecked mariners directions
y. H. Thompson. Blaine II AMI
Warren av.. reports that unknown
thief dug W q fine Gyraf
cherry tree some days ago
Miks Mitchell cult IN the seruua
round q a 1Rhi with KID Delaney.
% ffet Strings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
new SEATTLE
CORPORATIONS

OLYMPIA. Feb. ie The follow
ms new corporations have Tiled arr
tieiea 81 Incorporation with thn see
Rotary ~ state
Toqunft Mining company. 81 Seat
he. 90 pital 1905 900. with Thomas
n Graham. W ~ Gray. J 81. Run
Me and Henry Nandcfeouk ne luc0r-
pnfatagu.
Seattle Home Made EauaaFr com
rAny. Seattle. 5000. Aueuss Itgdh.
iiiina itYdh aud Israel Nelson.
The Seattle Car Manufacturing
company filed amended articles %
show an Increase ~ IS capital stock
70 tie0. 600 from $4,000.
Schooner Alice Of Robinson Fish
cries company was taken 70 Bal
lard this morning. where she viii
be put ON says aad given general
uyerhanling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
LECTURE AT
HIGH SCHOOL

Rev. Alfred W. Martin has begun
series Of illustrated lectures on
ire cities Of ithfy. in the Assem- bly,
ball % the high school. The frat
leceure vas given last evening 20 a
hrEs audience Tie subject vas.
Venice. The Most Unique City In
Tie World There are two more 70
fsslow. one on February q. the sub
nct besnE. "Flnrenee- Masterpieces
q italian Arr On March 2 the
sublect viii Be Naples and Pom
peil- Recent Discoveries In Pom
pail II i expected that these lec-
tares viii b. sell attended and that
hey vii BE- a source ~ profit and
snjoyment 20 al those whB are
pfessnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
NEW ARmoRY

To consider the next action to-
ward huildlng the propesed sFmoft
IA Seattle. the affuory commission
h nesting this afserucon IN the Of
flee Of Viii u. Parry. a member Of
the board. The arraory II ALREADY
assured. but. oving to tho question
~ sunsttsuflouslity 81 the prs~en,
bond issue. n has not been decided
Whistler Tho building will BE the
property OF the county or ~ the
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
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SUBSCRIBERS

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In this way We can be certain Of
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
WASHINGTON, D. c
NEWS NOTES

a blu appropriatlns 5000 for fish
culture ora Puget sound has been
favornhly reported 20 the house. n
has passed the senate.
Tho house committee has favef-
ably reported the Alaska delegate
bill which wac passed by the sen
ate
John Railaiue appeared before tho
committee on territories yesterday
for the purpose Of urging the pass
age Of measure favorahly 10 Alas
ka railroads.
II ~ proposed 60 appoint Inspect
ers % hulls and boilers for the dis
tfict Of Alaska with hoadguarterp at
81. Michael
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
CE rs MILE
OF LAND

Roy Elliott and Herbert Tay or.
sapp0asd 70 - workluE In The inter
sss Of +. II. Hartman. have during
fks Lass I've DAYS acquired a strip
u land neariY a mile long between
G~orgefosn and seattle. presumably
for use As right ~ way into seat
tle. In All $50 blocks IN a strip have
been picked - une hy one. from q
point Just east % Georgetown and
pAfaiieling the Northern Pacific =
tracks 10 3 point juat south q this
city.
TAs deal vas made through Cal
bran. D~nnY a Ewing. the deeds
hesng filed N The county auditor .
cfflcs this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
ONES
CHOSEN

The neN republican city ccsursit-
tee selected ~ the convention this
nf1eruueu 10 az follows First ward.
Frank Clancy. Second. ivan l. liz
lHnt. Third. p G. Brters f'aursh.
f.Hrius McGuirs. FTffh. chris
F.saseh. sixth. ~ g. Jensen. Sew
ru8h. 4 = Gil Eighth. J. u.
Combs. Nfnfh. g. ~ Williams.
Tenth. !. ". rerry. Eleventh. Bar-
vay Moss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

Norsh Yakima capitalists have
formed a trust company. Several
seattle hunineas men are associated
with them,
RiKhta-of- way deeds have been
nlea al North Yakima b. the North
Coast railway.
The Sound Investment company,
\ San Francisco corporation. has
aiad sss tHx suits forreioHing tax
Hens aKEreEatinr some 1900 900
against property q the Fairhaven
Land company and the BellinEham
Bay Land company
The Northern Pacific has agreed
10 wire amf the discriminating rates
against the Seattle iobberu IN Port
Land territory and also practically
announces that u viii not obey the
1905 car weighing law 10 far nH il
applies TO lumber for Interstate
traffic
The Milwaukee railroad. through
rs attorneys. has begun condenna-
ton proceedings against a half doz-
on owners OF tideiauds 10 acquire
right of-wny privileges TO its ter
minnls In Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
MAN SAVED FROM
HANGMAN'S MOOSE
COULTER RIDES FORTY MOUNTAINS TO STAY
nuRoEREEs EXECUTION

Ai.BUQUEQuE. \. N. Feb. ia
A hard rtse ~ - niles acro@s The
rnsntAins aVed Jean Coniey'a
reek from fhn hanEman'a nouac thta
naornlnx. Late yesterday UuveTang
Haxsrmnn recrlved a wirs that era.
iry haa euae viaicntly insane sn the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
AT Ballard

ballard baseball players will be
Gin practice an anon Rs the new
grounds az nroadwav and 0th are
Ia shape
Manager G. II Fitzgerald Ia eiated
over securing grounds easily acces-
sihle 20 paruna aud hopes 10 have
bumper crowds In attendance this
season
The line up viii be much the same
a. last year Woodwork. thn phes
nomenai young pitcher. and Me
Manna, a clever harkatep. will form
this years battery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
MOREHELP

More hello has been promised for
the local paaioffice. Postmaster
General coHtelyou ASSURED Senator
piles yesterday. according 10 teie-
gram received BY the Chamber -
Commerce from the latter " Wash
ington city. that ne would take the
question up Immediately senator
Piles was also assured that the nee
nsHarY relief would be forthcoming
within the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
DEMAND IS
NOT FAIR
M11wAuKEE INSISTS ON GETTING EXCLUSIVE
TRACK THAT HOLDS KEY TO WHOLE WATER.
FRoNT-coUNeIL DESIRES JOINT OWNERSHIP

originally tho Milwaukee asked
A, ocrmlssioa To lay It's tracks
se,thvara alung both Colorado 81.
ara MhAtcem Rv the two tracks
.,msnr a. = junction. Al Railroad
- nrsees8iuF still further north.
~sra aiunr that thoroughtafe.
Teese tracks Wuuld have made a
..,meleta iaon of a Ions tier II
sls.ss naf owned hy she Milwaukee.
49,, which In ease ~ future pur
,hase ~ another railfoad would be
sanauishcd between the Milwaukee
tracks
leint Ownership.
uewssrr the Milwaukee has ~
s.st oonsentvd 20 give un the What
scw Nv. traek desiring enly o. pro
- ue Colorado and Railroad.
nhy Inc milwaukee, should want 60
an arsher north than Masaachu,
sstts. slnca Il has ne property far
,Aer north than that. ia something
that neither the city Officials nor
s.llraad men understand SIM. the
scunell Is willing to allow & 10 run
vs Railroad if u vii 90 - under
nroeer conditions but the Mi.
wnnkrs insists on he own track be-
tween Atlantic and Yealer The
rcpnril Is determined that the next
srark that eess In & 80 be built un-
A. oiat uwnership provisions. eo
Whether li shati turn the whole
SEATTLE waterfront over 20 the chi.
earo M1waukee & ~ Paul. or keep
q epen tor che nrotoction uf the city
ana the entrance ~ future railroads.
meludlng the Hartman system Is
ne eursiloa which The corporations
eomniiteo wili decide az a meeting
SATURDAY afternoon.
Attarneys riushes and Field. rep
r~s~ntiux the Milwaukee. have intl-
uates a disposition to carry the
NIlwaukssa terminals % Tacoma u
shrv are nnf given what th0y AJAX
and Il r. NOT unlikoiy that. u they
wmaIn - stubborn the eounciimen
wfll give them permission to do It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
WATCH NOT HIS

patrolmen Damn and King ar
rested John 0.Donnell last night on
King ". When searched a. head
quarters a gold watch. which the
man had picked from the pocket OF
= man in the f.hdsrloln. was found.
Half an hour later A. Van swike.
oponnell'a partner. Was picked ~
by the same officers. as a witness
against OpOuneli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
LOST

An opportunity 10 save money
unless yoa buy nj following prices
Fancy Iowa Creamery. ? lbs. bsc.
Eood Iowa butter. sc per ID; fnl
Cream Cheese. isc per IN, aud cut
rate prices on lard AZ tho Cow But
ter Store. Flnsi and Pike. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
ouNrAINs 10 STAY

lall at Taos The governor order
ed an Investigation aud granted a
renrinve n oas week. The wires
we're Down. hst a courier lett EN-
hsido nn a wlld ride Tor Taos. Con
Iey killed two mon Ia a quarrel over
mine matters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
AR list IS
A CROOK

II r Vanlsrvoos. an artist. bad
~ wanted Ia Portland on a charge
|of h0uw breaking and Grand lar
ceny. aud man after whom De
Portland "a week ago. vas arrested
last night In the Strand thenlef by
Detective philbriek.
Yandoryooa has n bad record in
Portland ms an all around crook.
In spite Of tho very dignified occu-
patton IN which be states hs IL
engaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
A Comparison

WI convince you that our prices
are always lowest. Fancy Iowa
efnamefy. 2 ihs 55ci Full Cream
These. he per TO-. and Lard at
Etelesaie prices at Cow Butter
~ taf fsr~v .e-~a pike. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
NEW LAUNCH

bow Brothers are the owners ~
a fine new 50-foot launch. which
was put In the water yesterday. The
launch Will seat from 30 10 30 peo-
pc and viii be very fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
Family Troubles

Can be avoided by buying your but
ter. eggs and cheese az the old re-
liable Cow Butter Store. First and
Pike. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

day night Earl Lewis. her f.year-
old sou. now Ia charge of police Ma
tron Kelly. will hn sent 10 the home
af his grandmother. nrenhnridEe
Mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
Family Troubles

Can be avoided by buying your but.
ter, eEEA aud cheese ~ the old re.
liable Cow Butter Stare. F1rsi and
PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
HAS BEFSTAKE ON
HIS LEFT EYE

Just because San Corners.
husky steyadore. said be could lick
any man on the waterfront this
morning. be was the recipient u
thfaahiuR aud has carried a big
piece OF beefnteak over badly
bruised eye all day. The gentleman
who doubted the yaracity Of his
statement escaped with nothing
more than a few ioosened teeth. No
arrests were made. as Il WAS one OF
those quick action affairs.
Complaints have been coming in
fast 81 late from residents on irving
At. between 2gth and 27th. as to
gang OF SNAIL boys who make the
night hide0ns with their noise and
disturbances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

Weather Forecast - BAN tonight
and Saturday r1odssats south
einds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

The committee. the attornaya and
city Engineer Thomson met yca.
tcfdaY afternoon "a take an the I'm
poftant matter hat. owing 60 the
absence ct Corporation Counsel
Scott Calhoun. who Was unoxnoCt.
ndlY called 10 the assistance OF
friends Ia sate-eunventi0a troubles.
She meeting had ia be postponed
only ResW Cor One.
Tho Milwaukee saws Il must have
the exclusive rlght 60 the only
track Cor which there h stiIl room
ON Railroad Nv. between Atlantic
a. and Nes'er way. The city eff.
elals DO not sce why THAT Ia the
trouble.
that all railroads be enabled TO use
the waterfront
The next track that Is laid be.
twern Atlantic aud Nesler will ho,d
the kaS "a the whole waterfront
The Northern Pacific and Great
Northern have exclusive right to all
tho other tracks A. there Il room
Tor only one more track. the off,
rialn want 20 keep this open not
nnly for the Mllwnukne. bat for
Hartman and all other roads They
arr willing 70 give the Milwaukee
tia own track ON Colorado a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
THREE ARRESTED
FOR THREATENING

On a warrant sworn out By l..
lemon. a Garden Station grocery
mar. Il. Biaukeaship. John uoe
sfinkrTt and Jane Doc Brlnksrt
were arrrsted yesterday afternoon
" Deputy Sheriff Fred Hit The
rlo we're locked up In the county
lall Lemon sWeara that the trio
ave made divers threats against
an The acruaed viii BE- accord
date.
lemon Was recently horseghlp-
psd by Mrs Brinksft because. II H.
aiegsd. he talked about her.
biankenship appointed himself a
COMMITTEES ~ one 70 assist In the
hoIsswhipplng They have coutin-
aed to threaten Lemon, and yegter-
aay he had tho trio arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
RESCUES BOYS
FROM The BAY

a steamer Captain Lawrence heard
their cries aud plunged into the
water IN time 10 save them both.
They were about 20 years old and
refused 20 give their names.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
No Inquest.

Coroner Carroll has decided that
there win be no necessity for nm
inquest in the case of Mrs. Anna
Lewis. who shot herself Wcdnea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

The chHmber ~ Commerce is In
receipt 81 report Of the nesting
Of the Victoria board Of trade. en-
bodying recommendation Tor safe
guarding shipping on the weal coast
al Vancouver island. The Canadian
board requests the chamber 10 unite
with II IN securing them from The
Canadian government
The report has been forwarded 10
The minister OF marine and fish
cries. stronEly urging that the rec
concentrations may bo proceeded
ws,h Immediately and pressed to
completion With the least noanihle
delay
The fniiowinx SIRE nDrns II the
most important recommendations
Rocket Apparsss.
That A. good a wagon road az cir
eumstaneos viii permit be coa-
strue,sd from Bonita point 10 Bam-
Geld ereek.
That stations furnished wlth
Foek-s and mortar apparatus ba In
stalled along the coast stations -
BE- not more than four miles apart.
alan a telephone system be install.
ed hsstweeu all stations. as we'll an
an independent through telephone
line.
Tha, lifrtoat. % the iatcs, and
most improved type be stationed Al
namfield creek and Ciayuqaot
That a suitable steamer be pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

Mrs. A. J. Gibbons. Of Portland,
reports 10 the Seattle police that
her son George. e. has bern miss
Ing from home for several weeks
mast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

Two boys who were playing in a
small boat under the wharf near the
Pioneer bonth0uae. narrowly cs-
capped drowning "wednesday When
they were capsizcd by wave from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

II state league IN formed this
Naaon, Ballard vii apply fof adj
mission. with a record Of Is games
Won and three lost. the shinElc
ioWn players should have no trouble
II gaining admission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
MORE CUTS FOR CUTE CUSTOMERS by Dor LrTTLEHATCHET

Read here Of the awful work
Of the Ratchet among cur goods.
and then come and profit by e..
The workmeu are coming. and
Ratchet In hand We are opening
a way for them. While II lasts
the cutting will be ruthless. but
e viii not last long.
so DO NOT WAIT TOO LONG.
BuFFETS.
Golden oak. mirror I long and
small drawer, 2 cabinets. sS750
10 ,.s...... ..s..t.. NJ. 30
Golden oak. long drawer. for
sllverwafe. 2 cabinets aud 2
small drawers. $4,000 TO
,....t..t.. s..t..s.. S2f 90
Golden oak. mirror. large and
small drawers. $3.50 To
.....,.a.. ........ $1,000
Mahogany. mirror. 2 small draw
crs. cabinets. $500 90
..s+,...ts.s ,.s.sss. Stg..1O
Golden oak. mirror, I long and 3
small drawers. cabinets.
$3.50 20 ......t.,... A.f1 80
woathered oak. mirror. s small
and long drawer cabinets.
$3.50 20 ..4......... &3r. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
safe North ~ Vsslsr.

North 81 YcslsF there Is ALREADY
a switching track IN which all lines
can have Joint ownership. The city
officials want 10 hayr the new track
south ~ Ycaleg constructed under
che same conditions % connect with
t. North ~ University 81. all the
tracks are guarded ny the cnmmons
uso clause. 90 there II no danger
north 81 University. ncaiaea. two
al the Great Northera tracks there
Nill have 70 b taken cut when the
tunnel IL completed
Tnere il a roadway 81 feet vide
along the waterfront Thia the
council dcNirca "a reserve for the ex-
elusive use Of teams
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-24
90 . . . .
: PERSONAL MENTION .

! Niac,f was passenger 10 pal-
ISIS lsst night
r " Geaseudauer came in this
morning from Uvalde
Prof J u Coghlau vas tn he CITY
today from Midlothian
County Commissioner Is-e Moore
ot Midlothian WAS here TODAY
Sir and Mrs Il X. Erwin return
ed this morning from Fort Worth
Mr- a = Fitzgerald Of Whites
boro Is visiting Mrs Henry Nycum.
Mr Curtis and family left last
nigh over the Central for Hunt
land Tenn
Miss Ransom Of Ennis was here TO-
DAY the guest Of her sister Mrs FL
mcF Gslcwood
r T. Hawkins returned this morn
ing from Fort Worth whore he at
tended the fat stock show
Hon NJ Aldordice left last night
for Austin TO be present Monday
when The special session of the leg
stature assemblies
II Holland came in this morning
from Temple where he has been at
work several days. surveying a right
Of way for an interurban line
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-24
Starting the Survey.

Nh. Holland OF the firm of Holland
x Werenskiold of Dallas, Is here with
instruments and outfit TO run prelim-
mary lines between Temple and Mar
lin for thqmY & NJ Traction Road
Mr Hellan1 resides at waxahachie
and is a civil engineer of much ex-
perieuce and ~ state wide rcputa-
tiou
Yesterday the engineering force
did some work within the CITY. and
this morning they started out toward
Marlin The trip lis expected 10 occu-
py some time probably couple OF
werks of more. as there will boz sur
vows made bf various routes n search
"t tte best one. and thr people iu
fa' iuerysulus territory sill be in-
fsrtirvsd Eo Ielfu wbat fLst Will do
'u HHsi.' fbe "ufrfrt.s.
N previously stated fH.. .spsd.
'iu. fa. Information H. .u shat
'r. "H eoHIt .a. auI . fa bow
n... .H.aH. .Eruea "...# H. .t
.. "H.. TtU.U.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-24
\ JAPANESE PARTY.
Given at Home of Mrs. Thompson in
Honor of Mrs. Hcyer.

Yesterday afternoon from 8 to )
Mrs. T. f. Thompson and Mrs. H H.
Dobson entertained for Mrs. B. Heyer
with euchre at the home of Mrs.
Thompson. and if the success of this
party was typical of their love for
their guest surely it is all that could
be desired. AS it was generally
known by Mrs. Heyer's friends that
she would leave tonight to make Fort
Worth her future home, not even
the pouring down rain kept them
away so strong are the links of friend
ship she has woven around them dur
ing her four years stay in Waxa-
hachie.
The only cloud which drifted into
those parlors was the thought of her
leaving SO soon.
The Japanese effect was carried
out through the entire house We
were greeted at the door by little
Miss Dolly Mae Thompson. who
graced the occasion like a little
japanese queen in her long kimoni,
big red bono-red sandals, tiny fans
III nef mar, etc. she led 1nem TO a
cozy-corner where one might easily
imagine they were in Japan so per
fectly was the idea carried out in
the hanging, lunch cloth and many
things we noticed while we were be
ing served with tea by Misses Portia
Fearis and Pauline Marchbanks, who
were also gowned in perfect harmony
with the idea. From there we We're
ushered into the spacious parlors
where all were absorbed in six hand
progressive euchre until about half
dozen games were played. After
| this a listener Gf there was any
would think that everybody was talk
! ing at once. The palate was then
satisfied with splendid and delicate
viands. In fact, in every detail was
| the afternoon so much enjoyed that
| the guests could ask no more for
these two charming hostesses than
| that they might "see themselves as
| others saw them A Guest