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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-22

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-22

Fer sale cheap, two Cream sspara.
tors. westsrn Hdw. Z lnpt. c.. ~
Main street..
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-22

A Young mems dancing club has
been organized and will give series
OF dances during the season. The first
will be on New Years eve at the
Woodman hall. The club is named
"Wa-yah-tfet," that being Nez Perce
for. the word dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
THE Wife WHO FAILS

II there anything lacking sixth sense It Is
II makes tired they together about
sex pFxiege and asx dgennacy All saddie.
right along developing the conditions Tor that
Woman abbreviated
90 an man can DO from climbing apple horse
AID then demands chalFuus Difference
has her soda fountain club her gambling
Insists him being total moral abaiausr
crowds him cut Or
hands taloru1ade
and snesfB AZ bis Inability limit
II he uanuIy her.
a. his dirty hands
Of chdrena voices and complaint instinct
Affection vulgar" she ayishes a
longing 70 her husband lnadefT when he
bazks IN the sunshine Ccea smiles
She talks the fence With THAT OTHER FELLOW and s
HgheoHzy sand9ized when he climbs pockets
with THAT FELLOWS apples She SYSTEMATICALLY his
d generation for sacred thnEH horag
from ne dreams Of he yoath to The odf6oned mothers picture
She hara the dass modern marriage
shg one DAY he finds The lost dream q youth the hope Of
hood the heart % huuea
come 70 each other what God
throws Of
dainty
he go down into pit physical
esannes 30 long he Cudow with bis money
aud her diamonds
n Christian womanhood would actieo preach and
eanoroaB equal rights females would equality
right the social stables would eeanscd the tender
i9n' n socety moved ont u xlslonoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

the criminal and possibly deter others committing criminal
acts In Missouri We enforce the lawsnot tho SUNDAY sons
alone. but all laws o
In your opinion governor What the remedy leg
tslation and sand. bagking measures
The initiative and referendum are have
Eoverunn, Of the people By the brought
the people better"
Isn't the initiative and refer endum pupuis,lef"
Well Isn't ra t. legislation popuiler The au~.
ton is not Important
derived The Romans the r practice
erehdum Under the
sEs number Of
Legislature They through With especially eun.
hours 81 the session II impossible
these bills Nth the their
thar vetoed;
others that should have become may
beneath the
The legislation bat the mos,
effective Is the initiative rsferundum
The only place In the .
oeleve al Los Angeies 1t
Who had voted the spe
ea election another represent inter.
esa Of hs constituents elected In his
ina command Of the people hia duty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
He RECOMMENDS
THE GAS FRANCHISE

Al tho meeting Of the eorporatlnra
committee this afternoon city -
tiHser Thomson recommended The
passage Of the American Improve.
ment rompany'a Hb-cent gas fran
chiHe. Copies II - we're given 90
each member " tho committee. and
u VIII probably be passed af the
uekt meeting
Before Mr Thomson left for
Europe the members Of the commit
to- promised 10 pass the franchise
n # we're satisfactory to him after
HIS lnyeatlEatiou there. which means
that the whole council would pass IL
The Officers 81 the company an.
nounecd this afternoon thar the
franchise BH recommended vas sat
iafaeiory 10 the company Follow
Ing The European plan. the com
panY Us forced 10 create a alakiuF
fund aud "a pay the interest GA the
bonds All profits which the com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
The Order OF the Garter

What lot Of human peaeocks there are IN the world
They tor haubes ooofs and fuss and feathers
and jewels They spend nj time and energy for Thousand
thipss that nothing but vanity
king Edward In the Kindness heart
mSsdo the insignia Of the Order Of the Garter there
BIZ 81 romantic history about this haubN acsed
thing TO b, entitled O wear It.
II viii not drive disease warmth. Il Ia
PARTICULARLY handsome bargain counter average person
would pass Il BY.
And the mkado who looks Hike tho blasting he
all Of his medals had about King SIN
has a
Nes Prince Arthur. % Connaught hls
"a Japan to present the ribbon nkado will be
speeches uowcy reception;
there will be bending and headducktng unu
The little trip viii the British which Is Just
sitting nlgha Keep unemployed
dyiug of starvation In tho about
We peaeocks all from knk the last humble e
who a striped shirt a fancy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
HOW LAURA AND tgrTtE UP.
sEr raE oLo FOLKS PLANS

There sau net Do the rainny days
Of uid Virginia a finer estate thar
ianilr AIR ifa uuhie mansions
crossed = hiii u Es-tir siote along
the foot ~ which RIPPED the uatrta
n the JAMES river. The spars be
tween consisted ~ bfead ard am
PIE Lawn shaded vifh magnificent
forest trees.
Laura beverly. the hslf~as Of BELLE
Ar. vas an orphan ~ 10 tier par
eats had died Ahiis she vas an IA
fant. and tn the fanslif ~ her uncle.
Col LslEh. she had enjoyed the ten
der care Hua Hffestlan bestowed
upon the only daughter OF her klnd
FsiatiNsn
Iaufas father had expressed q
Ssh that bis daughter ard s'hss.
wafthaH. the Hnn ~ an old friend.
should marry. bot the iaea ga not
entirety suit The young ~sfnan. Who
believed that shs should have some
thing 20 aay IN the matter ehH had
evolved a schsne faf changing a..
falfF
tsSttis Leigh. her cousin. was to
play the part q hsirrza ~ ftsils Ats.
10 SO II The young man catld fall
iu love with maurY.
Charles workman and = friend.
Ernest f.sffusii. arrived together ou
she DAY they enfe expected. ara be
fuss the Wait wzs really conamem~ra
WufthAfn vas dsroiimE hisuself 70
faeftis lie continued hts attentions
Faf the taa weeks that ~ y - hsius
entertained and on ths afternoon
before the date sst faF departing The
suanF felix's vent fof paik Iu the
woods ny chance the tive eeurlss
separated. and when fenwsii aud
Laura appeared uu the verauita an
hour o. fwo later she scene whlch
greeted them VAS piriurenuue. COD
unsi leigh end Charles Weftham
aere suEaRgd IN animated converse :
tinn. whne Lsifis wns gn tears and
haf mother vas Doing her best -
comfort her ! ami satisfied, ctr.
said WORKMAN. In answer 20 some
nbiecfian ~ ths eiter man. thai
sfiau Beverly uili find consolation
far he loss
Miss Beverly wiil speak for her
self said Laura. facing the group
= have just promised AZ ieftuesl
that ! y 80 hegu5nr his wife
ffui bot surely there ia some
mistake foa do not unsiafNtandf
Nira urVeriY 49, began the colonel
In nm exrited manner
Yes we do uncle. reiaiHed his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
ELECTION TONIGHT

The nomination 81 officers Dor tho
Labor Council % Seattle alil -
held ~ the Labor Temple tonight
While the members ara not ga
pectinK any change ia the present
personality of the organization
there may b some Withdrawals ~
Account ~ the municipal ownership
move. er neS candidates may an-
pear Tho present officers arr
Robert Heekesh. of the Gooks aud
Walters. president. Alice Lord. vice
preaident. William Tru-adalo. sef-
retarYs W J. Aksrn. business man-
aErr and GesfEe LlatmRn. sruaa.
nrrF while t1siman e. a candidate
for councilman at lArxs. Il IL net
expeetasi that this Wili have auy
effect upon his rc.eiariiou as treas
uFef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
WAGON TURNS
TOPSY TURVY

A heavy truck Owned hy ntu Nc
Govern. IN charge u dFiyoff e. l..
rafietis. aud loaded with wsH pa
pet consigned 10 the Giohc Wall Pa
per company. overturned on Marion
u. between Let aud End. this snsrc
inK The driver WAa able &c iasup
and encaped unlnIurod
fsrietie was attempting ~ fhrn
into the alley between tai aud znd
when the truck began 10 slide. final
~ turning completely over aud fall
inE Nifh \ great crash.
Marion a. al thsa point ia YeFy
steep. aud II a waE0n starts "a slide
az al there IL danger Of a serious
accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

ilestun man. boston l. The city
that made bcana fAmouN
Don't d a. Don't DO itts hla
friends pleaded
Z must DO q. Fcpliea the emf
neat scientist 1t In my duty and
nothing can turn me from a.
scienew cannot hhrink from danger.
nor even ffum death"
Brave fellow they said. brave
fsllos. IS the great scientist "a
tered the ". g. r q cuuxcutiuu and
declared eiEArria Hsfc M WORE than
pipes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
BLOODHOUNDS AT
TRIAL OF Lem SHORT

The hounds followed the tran un-
nltefinHly into the woods aud alap-
prt Rt place where fire had a
short time before seen hindiea fnr
cuotius purposes and at which Nere
found remnants 81 "a meal left by
persons "a no had disappeared
The provisions found hY the pur-
suefa led ln the identity ~ short
and bla arrest
The wagon was found after ths
Great Northern train hoidup nnrth
of ballard and the authorities are
tfylns Co connect short With a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
Try New Plan

Saving Is habit. which. when
once formed. IL conducive to much
pleaaurc and satisfaction II yuu
have tried 70 sec how much Ygu
Gould save and have become dis
Outraged. 10y a uew plan forget
about hos much you are saving.
and see hos little yoa ean spend
~ o Shnsy a Co bankers. In the
Arcade buiIdluK. as an Inaucement
20 set people 90 save. ara paying
per cent Interest on Savings az
counts 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
NOT EXACTLY AS ARRANGED

niece. Ernest knaefs All about T..
and ! knGw tsitie wiii not be teai-
Gus Nhen / teli her that have 90
have her heiF Of neaiands ln return
for NJ WORKMAN. sho. 10 doubt.
knows b. thts time that 40 have
praetierd little deception al
around
And Charles doesn't care a bit
that l am not the rich Miss ueNer-
b. hfoks ia f.rttis. her fair YuunE
face presenting picture q perfect
hn ppinrHa
4 hope You Wiii forgive uK all
air. added f.aftweii. for sc are alt
perfectly satisfied vita the nay
thinEs have turned cut"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Tho trial IT lem Short. on the
eharsn 81 gtaud larceny Htill con
unuca and will FOR several DAYS
luusrr az an unusual number " wit
ueasea have been summoned to aps
pear for the prosecution.
The two blaadhounda owned ~
Deputy sheriff robert itudap we're
introduced ns evidence thta morning
Tho dass were placed on the nceut
~ the WnKnn which was found
standing some distance north II
ballard on the road % hdmanda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM
AND THE RECALL

ST LOUIS. Jan. ai-sMissouri Is
the only state In the uaion that en-
forces all the laWs ON is statute
books" said Gov JOS. " Folk. In
an interview for The Star on the
subject OF needless legislation and
the best remedy Tor an evil that Ia
fast f1lllng the statute books u the
states with laws that should never
have been enacted.
or course. our laws are broken"
continued the governor No law
can prevent the commission %
crime. The hw can antv nffntah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
s- STAR DUST -

Walter. rush nv order. please
Bring me aoms pofk chops
And what'll yea have. SIR fhs
waiter asked the friend uf the man
shin WkA In a hurry.
~i'u have aotHe poFk chops. too
sorry. air. we've Eut lamb stew
beef stew and Irish sites. but "a
pork chop stew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
COURT NOTES

Fred II Eeksrt has loaf kI. -,
and now seeks 10 make his lar. !
permanent one
Minnie left him and weni "a p,t.
banks. and Pred has applied n, .
divorce.
The case u Ge0rriana He,,u..
against Dr HAIRY 4 aiias far 49,,
practice Oeeupied the attant.er !.
Judge Aibefisan this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
ENGINEER
ARRESTED

TACOMA. Jan a. Frank Jack.
son. engineer az the steamer Mutt.
uomah was arrested here this
mornlng roF cutting aud destroying
life prracFveru belonging to that
steamer When arrested he had De
atruYed eight prrasr0era and VAS
in the act 81 cutting another lie
refuses 90 give an explanation % his
actions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
TRIES TO KILL
HIS PARTNER

los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. "a -
J u Meenosk walked Into the office
OF his former partner Ia the real
estate huAinena. George " dwart-
ney. this morning and fired i've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
WORK OF
RESCUERS

nAMFtELD. II C.. Jan. al
Thfea bodies. including that Of ~
Noeicheru. were put CA board the
tuF Borne today Men uf tho Grant
will did up the buried. II they can
be put aboard the tugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
is DISMISSED

WASHINGTON. Jau. 81 It h all
nouueed that Mldshlpman J.. T.
Chaplin. of the first class. from Cal
ifornia. Was dismissed fuf being i'm
nlIrated ln the haKlnE naaaa today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
MAGNATES TO MEET
C0UNCILMEN

4 number u officers Of the Sun
sst Tslephane company arrived IN
the city yesterday on a tour Of In
spsrfluu Of the property here. Tbs
party imciadeM rfeaidant W r
scott. Louis Glass. Vice president
and general manager. a J. Htetss
assistant manager b. " Aston,
chisf engineer. and ~ u Piisbufy
counsel for ne cpmfsany. They sill
meet Wlth Tie eaaucii COMMITTEES
shat are now lnvenfixatinE the NFrv-
bee u the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

The VaIne Of merchandise shipped
from Alaska wa tf1.sdi .ttd. II
which tsaSi.t zee wAa canned aal.
mon tfsf Tst fBrs. and gft0fss cpp-
per ore
Over ti9001 600 Ia gold wa re.
ceived IT Alaska points from British
territory Tor shipmrnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

"Paur Tilimani Honestly. ! feel
sorry for that man
Senator Tiilmnnf Why. for
heavens sake
Hell never live 10 500 q president
With whom be can agree GA auY
thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
Tnna ~ IL IIIRroRY-

HIS TT IN FfHW IffNE-
Jan ~. ts04 Russell sage chah-
81 q cheek Tor a stranger.
Ian. o.. ira Citizens uf Seattle
demanded n new tfnl8n station.
Jan 81. f4s3 Trust official not
only fined bot sent to jail. for de-
handing rebates
Jan So. lsz6-- Henry II Rogers
explained % che attorney general
81 Missouri how che standard Hl
company did business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

ahoia GNaftncy vas bit by three
bulleaa. but not seriously injured.
The trouble vas the result Of a
dispute over a small business mat
Ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

pany make over 20 per cent I'm d,
value af III plant is turass ~, ..s
to the city Tho latter has The No.,
10 change ihe pfl'o 9i gas egefy ~
years. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

The municipal Ownership ahvo.
Gates ~ the Nluth ward wiii nee,
Ia Odd Fellows hall Fremont. To-
morrow wXeninr Tho meeting will
be addressed b. Judge Moore and
George Coffrrili.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
REMARKABLE SHOWING
IS MADE BY Alaska

The Alaska club received today a
report from the secretary of the
department 81 Commerce and Labor.
which shows the total mineral out.
pat Of Alaska for 1905 exceeded the
total output u ieo4 by f5 per cent.
The total output FOR last year vas
g. .153. 011 For 1896 II vas s. .347.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

And so you're from Boston ?"
Yes. ! ana from Hnatun replied
the HuNtuuiau proudly
THE city made famous - beans 4"
Pardon the. rctartod the injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
FURRY IN STOCK
MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan % During the
last hour the stock mar WAS riot
Gus AmaiEamAted rna Il points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

All babies look sliks
a people N { aint
got n6ns Nv their GA a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
WOOD IN
COMMAND

MANILA. Jan. IN General Wood
assumed command II the rhiile-
pines today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Il IL nos practically assured that
Seattle wlii send . five man team
10 eumpete IN the tourney ~ the
W u. G. a. salt Lake The per
sonnet IN not ycs fully decided upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

oh. I'm not serious in my poolry
wfitinE inst grind out a pnem
nos and then 10 bill time.
II that's yuur object gdu ~ 4 sue.
GEES. hut yuu ice the wrong yegb
iaa don't mean kiii You mean AZ.
sasaiuafe
.ls your husband a handy man al
making thinEae
Yes excuses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

A woRn ERoN JOSH WISE
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

"a few minutes later observed another hawk of the
AS watched this bird also darted ahead of the train
It not long before third hawk overhead,
and like its predecessors it, too suddenly shot forward
and disappeared. .e~a@.- u ....-.
then began to suspect that in reality the three
hawks but whose object in following the
to the small birds which loud approach
startled from the track : -.-as. --lr.s~a
''The performance repeated several times and
my surmise was, in part confirmed by seeing the hawk
actually dive into thieket just ahead of the engine.
Indeed appeared that the train like sportsman
spaniel flushed the birds for the hawk which, in the
language of faconry was waiting on overhead. 50.
Further support of this theory given by the
observations of gentleman living in Trinidad who
marked that dead tree the line of the railway
the customary perch Of hawk After watching this
bird for time, he found it made regular raids
the focks Of small birds which few up from the
track the train passed. and he to the conclusion
that the bird had selected this stand because of the
celent opportunities it offered for securing food THE
Youths Companion. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

was driyin over to the deacon g. Martha and had
planned to for little drive It was ruther dark but
she said she didn't mind that, and just that reck
less that didn't think of any danger OF this
country all frontier then and it wasn't exactly safe
to 60 galvanting around after dark. s-.1..a--
stWen, I said, started to tie deacon's-
hadn gone far, however, when something black
crossing my path little way ahead; / watched it
closely, before could catch to what it was, and
then it to me all of sudden that it was a. black
cat and of all evil omens black cat crossing our path
was the worst. felt something terrible was 60
ing happen but I'd started out to go ridn and turn
back wouldn't account. .s.- Z
1T got Martha and drivin' along peace
full like I'd almost forgotten my fears and begun to
think perhaps there wasn't any truth IN those old super
stitions after ALL when all Of sudden heard sound
which all frontiermen dread to hearthe howl OF wolves
turned my horse around as possible but they
quick and before could count ten the whole
pack after Martha gave one little scream and
then chung to for dear life plenty skeered my
SELF but realized that this time to think Of
ones feeln and whipped old Lu to her greatest
the terrible tales had heard Of experiences with wolves
before my eyes, and shuddered with dread But
something had to be done seized the fur lap robe and
threw it OUT hoping that it would check them for awhile
This robe by the way, my mothers especial pride,
and very seldom used, and it with great difficulty
well. The wolves gathered around it, but only for
moment, and yet in that short time-I'ye often
deFed at It manaed to reach the next bend and
thicket little distance of, and let the terrified horse
60 on with the empty buggy We waited J. in deathy
discover but they all rushed after the poor horse
whom saw again. The buggy or at least parts
Of the buggy, found the next day. by neighbor
ing farmer, several miles beyond. When sure
it safe venture out FASTENED by the shortest
possible way, and when we reached home told OF our
experience beginning with the time when the black cat
crossed my path For believed and continue to believe
that this fact led to terrible experience and since
that time been very careful that black cat and
I didn't have occasion to meet.
tsBut,n he continued with merry twinkle in his
wouidn condemn the poor cat too severely, for
it had been for this event doubt very much if
should have wen Martha - Grace e. Taylor,
High School Detroit, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
LCONRY OF TO-DAY.

An interesting instance of birds quickness to
take advantage of and favorable conditions is
corded by Mr.. Frank NJ Chapman, the well-known nat
uralist. It occurred in the island Of Trinidad.
81 had just arrived in the island, y he says .and
travelling Of its short lines Of railway
toward my future home in the forests of the southern
coast As ratified rather slowly past great mangrove
swamps thru bits of forest boundless fields of
sugar-cane the window became frame for series
of fascinating pictures Of tropical life.
Occasionally I caught gi1mpses Of snowy herons
feeding the great black mud flats near the coast;
again vuures wheeling in the air, singular anis
in the canefeds. Finally my attention attracted
by small falcon flying with the train and about sixty
feet above it. For some time it maintained the
relative position the train then suddenly and with
great swiftness darted ahead and was lost to view
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
Tints the Sun Gives

small and simple experiment be tried by any
reader which viii go far to convince him her what
debt to color and what good thing it is have
sunlight, which enables eyes to take advantage Of
the beautiful hues of nature Make room quite dark
and then burn carbonate Of soda in the flame Of
bunsen gas burner It will burn with orange yellow
light sufficiently strong to illuminate everything the
room, but you will realize with sudden shock that,
bright tho the light is, all distinctions Of color have
vanished. Only light and shade remain. crimson car
nation, blue violet, red tabecloth, yellow bnd@a
look gray black white The faces of those present
look positively repuIsive for all natural color dis
appeared
No other experiment will well convince those who
have witnessed it how great loss would be that of
sense for color.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
GRANDFATHER,s SUPERSTITION.

"speakin of superstition, said grandfather, when,
after the supper dishes had been cleared away,
gathered around fireplace our evening chat
IT tell you believe o. these superstitions and
after tell you this tale think you will agree with
When was but slip of lad, going on 1s-wasn't
it, mali used to go to Deacon Lawsons ocea-
sional1y. Now, Deacon Lawson had mighty purity
daughter, always reminded great deal Of your
grandmother. Martha was her name. Yes your grand
mothers name, too; strange isn't it, Well, night
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
"a, SUNDAY MoRNIEu, JULY Is, 1904
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNESOTA

Mother just gathering up her garden tools when
he came back.
tits all right Is it too late to make my gar
den ~ he asked $3.50
I'M afraid 50, y said mother, smiling happily down,
febut it doesn matter We do it tomorrow. There
some things that Of account than
gardens"
Being friends is of account, isn't iti' said
Halle, keeping step with mother up the path