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ILLUSTRATION by w. w. Densiow)

ILLUSTRATION by w. w. Denslow)
"ADDICKS, LIGHT THIS CIGAR WITH
SOME OF YOUR STAGE MONEY"
will have to be Belasco to me and tell
me how to make Loudness like war
rant"
Why" sed he. with a smile like a
coon wears what has just met water
melon going to its own wake. "all YOU
got to do is rattle your Undershirt and
breathe fierce till the place smells like
a prison cell"
! remembered me Mothers Breath
payday night and knowed there was
sure-enough genius in the family for the
stunt.
Pretty soon his Friend came hoppin'
in, wearing a actors overcoat what
could make Fuzzy Fur Store look
worse than a Mexican Pup at a Collie
Party.
Hello, Addicks," SEE me Boss.
"You'se don't look as If the price of Sem
ators had gone Up. Take that easy chair
and light this cigar with some of your
Stage Money. 1t will remind me of old
times and Tricks"
CTO BE CONTINUED
Copyright. 1905. by G. w Dillingham; Coz
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Hon. Francis Bayliss. a historian of
note. on returning from meeting one
Thanksgiving day met Nicholas Till
inghast. one Of the most humorous and
eloquent Of the members OF the Bristol
county bar. in the sitting-room at At
woods hotel
In the course of the conversation
which ensued Mr. Bayliss said to Mr..
Tillinghast: II have deposited a ten
cent piece in the contribution box. to
be placed on interest until reach
heaven"
Mr.. Tiilinghast replied: "Ah. yesl
That will amount to a very large sum. &"
Boston Herald
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SORES ON HANDS.
hef-Doctor Was Afraid to Touch
Them-Cured by Cuticura.

For long time / suffered with sores
on the hands which we're itching, painful,
and disagreeable. L had three doctors and
derived no benefit from any of them.
One doctor said he was afraid to touch
my hands, so you must know how bad
they were; another said 4 never could
be cured; and the third said the sores
were caused by the dipping of my hands
in water in the dye-house where / work.
L saw in the papers about the wonderful
cures of the Cuticura Remedies and procured
some of the Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment. In three days after the APP
plication of the Cuticura Ointment nv
hands began to peel and were better. The
soreness disappeared, and they are now
smooth and clean, and | am still working
IN the dyehouse. Mrs. A. Il. Maurer,
234O State St., Chicago, H., July i, 1906 D
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ME- AND
LAWSON
By RICHARD WEBB
Illustrated by W. W. Denslow
and NJ. Aleshire.
IN SIX SECTIONS
tCopyright, 1905, By - W. billing h am Coz
SECTION III.
Scrambled Oil (Continuedl.

Then solemnfaced Grandpa whis-
tied for the brakes and cut in with:
Mister Rogers, you must forbear.
No good can possibly come from
recognizing this man in any way.
We are Glass arm Powerless to cut
any ice with words. You cannot
deny his chatters in a hunk because
they are based on Half mast Truths
II you admit he has rung up the
Right Change on any part of them
so to deny the balance you'll have to
give away conditions which the pub
lie amt wise enough to see in the
Right Light-the light which comes
only from burning Our Oil.
Remember the masses behind the
'Htes can't tumble to Higher Finance
or the workings of the great organiza-
tions which are necessary TO provide
Safe Investments for the hundreds of
millions paid in Scrambled Oil Divi-
dends every three moons.
1T isn't Safe on First to tell the
people what, why, when and Who we
are doing. 1t would not interest
them, and then again it is none of
Their business. No, Mister Rogers,
you cannot punch back at this Bully
without doing ourselves the most
harm. And what fuses us Injuries
our unlearned children, the Public"
For a little 1t was as quiet as a
cold poker game when the Sucker
with the Fixed Hand starts to bet
heavy. Then Mister Rogers cleared
his pipes with a steam hiss. and sed:
What would you say to me meet
ing him in a Rubber Shoe Place, jol-
lying him in a paternal manner on
the fight he has put up, pretend to
take him in with us, and then fix him
like a Safety Match, SO he can't
strike fire except on Our Box? His
letter shows he is ready for the Glad
hand, and his chest is SO swelled that
if | stand close he won't see me set
His Watch back an hour behind
Standard Time.
The man is at least embarrassing
all of the Big Rich institutions in the
country by pumping Harmful Thinks
in the minds of the masses, and" SEE
he, sharp as a pitcher catching a bat
ter between bases, The ought to be
Licked, and I'd like to be the guy
what does it-for the Public Good, of
course"
Quicker than a Jersey Busy-bug shoot
ing his singer, the church bells begun
to toll in the other Guys throat, and he
sed:
No, Henry, you're wrong again. We
mustn't seem to be wise to his ever hav-
ing lived or snarled. The Silence what
won't-come-off is our only Mudguard.
Send the boy back with Proper impress
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Etiquette.

Etiquette is mask. a barrier, a cloak.
n disguise, a pretense, a lie; It enables us
To hide cur real characters from each
other. Ii is acquired IL comes from the
head; courtesy rs spontaneous, it comes
from the heart. The first has as much
in common with the second as has law
with justice, medicine with hygiene or
theology. with sanctity.-Portland Oregon
ian.
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Where in this country do we ind
the idle classes?' shouted the orator.
AT the matinees!" shouted back a
small boy on the edge OF the crowd
YOnkers Statesman.
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Dfplo1natio

When your wife asks you If you don't
think another woman beautiful. what
do you reply?"
Il say: Well, she would be fit were
not for her nose Houston Post
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Not to BE Reneated

Yes" an old Indian fighter was say
Ing. the Sioux done something 10 n-
that they could never do again"
What was that?"
They scalped Men. Y. Timca
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Dangerous

Scientists tell us that there 70 a
particularly voracious worm that lives
on money"
Those scientists would better not
let my wife hear them call her .
worm Houston Poot.
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No wise girl ever lets the young man
she has spotted for her own see her with
her hair in curl papers until after the
Daily News.
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Similar.

Were you ever at an afternoon ten?"
NO but ] was in place once where 10
Photographs were all going at toe same
time. Milwaukee Sentinel.
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AMALGAMATED GAS.
Worse Than the Smell of Violets il
a Married Minister'S Mustache

"arTleO munster S muStache.
Bout o'clock one day the Boss comes
TO me and sed: "Humpty. want you TO
report for duty at 9 tonight at me rooms
in Ioung's hotel"
And | did.
When got there he seq to me:
Il expecting a man here tonight
who is regular bad one. He is worse
than the Smell of Violets in a Married
Minister'S Mustache. | want you TO STAY
III the next room ready TO run messages.
II you should just Happen TO leave the
door open little and stop the crack with
your eye and ear | don't think either Of
us will catch Creepy Group from the
draft"
Then he gives me Dave Hill wink
with his starboard lamp and seq:
on, yes, l also want you to make a
noise like an Arrest Warrant whenever
you hear me say anything about the
pleasures OF High Society in the Peni-
tertiary. You see, Humpty. the gent is
dear old moth-eaten friend of mine and
| want TO make the evening as Lively
as can for him without pulling a Gun. -
Now, then, wasn't that a fine Squad OF
Language to toss TO a kid from cab
window? Well. | knew me bizness and
was dead set TO tumble to his. so seq:
Mister Lawson, there never was no
Millionaire Cop in me family and youse
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Even the woman who stands up for her
rights seldom likes to do it in an electric
esr.-Somervllle journal.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-02-07

The genuine has n date and number
stamped on the label-take no other from
your druggist.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-02-07

1t takes more than a buoyant nature t.
keep up appearances.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-02-07
Twenty Five Bushels
of Wheat to the Acre

means a productive
capacity I'm dollars of
over $40 per acre.
This on land, which
has cost the farmer
nothing, but the price
OF filling IL, tells its
own story.
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To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money IL IL fails To cure
Il. w. GROVES signature Is on each box. 25c
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The Canadian Government gives absolutely
free to every settler 100 acres Of such land.
Lands adjoining can be purchased Mt from Is
TO $40 per acre from railroad aud other corpora
tons.
Already $4,000 farmers from the United States
have made their homes In Canada.
For pamphlet "Tweutieth Century Canada"
aud all information apply to SUPERINTENDENT
or IMMIoRATIoN, Ottawa, Canada, or to the
following authorized Canadian Government
Agents
IL M. WILLIAMS, Law building. Toledo. O.
Mention { his paper
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IS cent 20 cont and 81 90 bottles mt all druggists
The VI ~ bottle contains about 81 x times much
as the 10 cent bottle and about three times
much ne the 80 cent bottle There is n great
saving In buying the 81 90 size.
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He looked hard into me lamps and
sed. cold as skating rink:
The gentleman Outside will show
you the way to the elevator"
So chased meself and wired to the
Boss:
Fishing is bad; the Bait is bum. The
goat won't eat the Paper. Will be home
IN the morning. HUMPTY."
The Boss said l did the job as good
as any man and that he thought he
would try new Upper Cut which had
Just walked into his Thinking Gallery.
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1ll GOOD FOR ONE DoLLAR 1o1

Sand this coupon with your name and address
and your druggists name and loo TO pay postage
and we illsuPpy you sample free. 4 you have
never used Aulls Grape Tonic and will also
sond you n certificate good for ~ 90 toward the
purchase OF more Tonic from your druggist.
MULL's GRAPE Tonic Co, lat Third Ava.
Rock Island, Ill.
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Fun for young and old. May solve 10 once then fall
ten times. Boys and vi rls ma ke money agents
Price loo. ACuk nfG. co., It1I bArmoust Ave-. PIIA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

payable r. George n -
afsr ana sent 10 the ss~ us
dam theaisf building so, ,tsla
Tho committee n hr,s..'#f
consists If Hon r ~
Hon a. = sullivan. A., NHss3
fawi"y. ton Tom =. Fel,s @'a,s
Daniel } itearhoH Hon Az.
smith,. Patrick " gsIliyss
Patrick kaeunn. Cary n.As NJ
f. Erl1nRrr Geo. y. eoss.
ehriHiophef D. sullivan H
Wooda Patrick r Poser. II
Pollock Geo ronm1lns. Ia hhfy
dine. Sam Murray. Jahn , eobsi.
arnu, Pred Knowles Ia Ne
Jamcs :. earbctt John 3 !, s,. ntash
I'd B. Pidgeon Aiks Dsr,se -'', ,,..
Gilbert San a. seribnsr ~, ~
J Moore "sita1
The committee u bfstustt.
publicity r. A Wager. WIN CO..
YIN. Hafisf l. q wsors.-
Hicks. Hobt EeIsrsen y, w
Trainer. Tat Maateraon. aTs1-
gan. Heu Woiff. Vim Le.s. "
g. Austin. John pslloes -
Price. Jamss Gym naKisv
Wenck, Bam Crane. Ton Cyn.
walter 81 Dennis. Joe VIA
Naudigo. Dan Smith. Hsa,..
ere. Eddie Cufiey. Giepsn.,.
Henry J Goldsmith. Waiter a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
FOOTBALL RIVALS ON
GRIDIRON TODAY

Muitnamah 49, Center. Carlson;
riEht guard. Horan; right tackle,
Preu; rlght end, Doruling; left
guard. RAIDER. left tackle. MeMll'
Ian. loft end. Jordan. captain.
quarterback. Rerrigan. left half.
nolph. right half. Lonorgan: full
back. James, substitutes. Alexan'
der. sterling. Rupert. LIT and Wyi'
der.
Seattle - Center. Woodland ar
regtmiere. right guard. Munday or
oBrien. right tackle. Cults, cap
tain. right end. nowd or Hunter.
Jeff guard. Sample or Place loft
tackle. Hooper. left end. Abbott or
shutieff. quarterback. Cole or
nAgahaw. right half. Kern or
Thomas. left half. harry or Good
fellow: fullback. Mcdonald or
Trott
Referee. Boyd Of Portland, um
pirc, bruce shorts of seattle. bad
ilncsman. Carver Of Seattle.
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Of a busy life during which he
teaches the Young idea how 10
shoot and the young hopeful how
to conduct an artistic forward pass.
into an attempt To land the Edu.
Gates on top Ia the 4. A. {. contest
Frank u Cooper IL another edu
Gator no less Interested In the sport,
and a mention OF the Educatea In
the = A G. league xould be lncom-
plete without the name OF Prof
Mckown The latter puts moro
energy to the square inch into the
game Of bowls than-but where's
The compafiaoa'
Then there's Wood. Van Ruff.
McGroKof. Conover. Grinneii, the
winner Of the turkey shoot. sharp.
HeiborE aud others Of equal prom.
inonce but too numerous TO men.
ton
Alleys Are Popular.
Three sets Of alleys IN the city
are crowded almost every evening
the Monarch. the Bismarck and
the = A C-and at each of these
the visiting list In the evenings ~
generally long one.
Tho big event Of the season r. 10
take place In Denver al the nation.
nj bowling contest early next year
aud local bowlers will make an at.
tempt to be represented there by
a firat-claHa team
The local sports plan a big game
soon after the first OF the year on
the 4 A. G. alleys. Tacoma bowl
era have made arrangements TO
meet Seattle players ON the Mon
arch and Bismarck alleys next
month
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nowllng n a Same wlth History.
sat unlike the woman wiib 4 hln
Org. Il suffers nothing tfau ~ an
iaae oriKih and has become nnDFe
,lpaisf with ake Il IL eeraiiRfif
1nnncfed wtth the early days In
hiM eoantry aaa mach American
Lrlll1n bar FeleEnncn a tiLIA 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

ieat methods Of passing time. The
.nvsruora % the colonies IN the
Sea days used to entertain their
oval guests with matches upon The
.rega. Mary Jahason's hero 10 To
lave and TO Hold Eslns hia fifsi
idganiago over hts naughty In
.iiah rival before she eyes d hts
ady love By Winning In = game 81
soWla. and more potable stlli l. the
tory 81 Rip Van Wrinkle. whose
isenfF years sleep eaa Indirectly
tusnd hy hts Interest In the
Dntchman'a contest on the noun.
ainaids.
All throughout the east there are
own commons distinguished b.
MA Appeilaiioa. Bowling GrccG.
@hich have long since fallen into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
PLAN Benefit FOR
TERRY M'GOvERN

evening o. January - tor the relief
of Terry NcCovern and the large
family dependent upon him II nov
brlng arranged A letter was re-
oeixea this morning BY the sporting
editor Of The Star asking that Al
natic enthusiasts and admirers of
Terry McUovefn remember him IN
this hfg attensp& for alf. Checks
danafed 10 this object must be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
BOWLING IN SEATTLE


ap1n the sport Tot 4 while. and row
thaaa athletic deFuieea arr learning
the art Of aiding gracefully about
ruler skatinE rink 10 the soft
strains Of Waits Ne Around Again.
Wlisa. They'll cone back. though.
the las ones say. aud In the mean
time these steady toNiers improve
themselves ia the art ~ making
spliia with two piah in the corner
papsiiiriuA
Seattle eannta n1any ~ her best
citizens among the bowling frater'
nifty Fof instance. one would never
think 20 Hes Archtfect Sfephen IN
business hours that be thnuEhs such
ihiHga a. athletics 81 any import
ancc. but really be IL pruuder Of bis
standing at the head % the lisi
xith an average Of lis on The 4 A.
{. alleys than he IL II his worn
on the nos high school building
G. NJ Jones mar have put np .
building OF two In bis Time. bat iuai
nov he would prefer 10 beat that
average Il Stephens than 80 land
the biggest contract In the A..Y n.
exposition
Gordon Bennett frast IN another
who puts in considerable time out
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THE RKETS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
SEATTLE ATHLETIC CLUB AND
MuL rNoMAH ELGNENs Will
CLASH IN A GREAT GAME ON
VARSITY CAMPUS,

Thls afternoon az lao o'clock on
the university campus the old time
rivals. Maltnamah and the Seattle
Athletic club. viii meet on the Erid.
iron. Both eicvens claim they viii
xin, aud betting Il AZ even money
A noisy bunch Of Portland root
sra eaae up last night from the
Oregon city, ana they viii be on
the eleachers and In the grand
stand today TO give encouragement
60 their football players The Z.
A @ viii have a eig bunch Of root
ers On hand and taking Il all In all
the same today will be the big
'un.-
The Seattle Electric company has
promised an adequate car service.
The Tine up ls as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
BASKET BALL
TEAMS MEET

Tomorrow night the Oregon AZ
rieulturai college basketball team
meets the local Y NJ 6. A. team IN
the association gymnasium, The
o. A. G. team 10 making n tour OF
the northwest and hope 10 clean up
a majority OF the teams In their
path, already having won tho cham.
plnnship OF their own state
The game should be a fast one
aud the odds are IN favor OF the
locals, who have been practieinE
hard since their victory over Ia
come Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

First race. ateopleehaae cnhaesof
tba tRodsrickl 60 8. wun; d.
Logan tas. sooond. Indian u. ikk.
third Time. 500
second rare. eleven sixtscnths q
-Elanier ioT % mieyl. 8
90 :. won phli tEne io8. second
Nappa 10. third Time. los 5
Third race. enc mile and a.
eighth -nafan Fisher IS tMeDanina
20 /. won. cotiliion los. Second
Reservation ZOE third fine
Ias1-t
Fourth race. une mile. y Don
ahna i0l fiiarfisl. : % Q. Nuu
Nihliek -. second Col HroaHlan
$. third Time. i&2
Finh race. fuiufiiy epurse Y
I.authrey Ito tKoernerl, ; 90 5.
wun. Lady Kitty TOT. second. 81
Ftear los. third Tine. I III Il
sixth race. enc mile--lAne ~ Life
f0z iihrrial to 8. Won Merliaso
lis, second. Geo = Miner los.
third. Time. i.tis
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RACES YESTERDAY



First race. five cightha Of a mile
pcacaaera ITO Miller. : 20 /.
wen. FurEa ITO. second koae
Cherry iio. third. Time. ioa 30.
second race. One mile and a ain
teeth Prince Map los tMillctt. !
70 s. won. Leila IAN loa. second
Nebonaaser IL. third. Time. 81
Third race. one mite and a alt
teenfh-lnVader 100 iMiiiiamHf
IS 10 4. Won. Capt burnett ies. SEC
ond: Alma BOY ioa. third Time,
1.alab
F'asFth race. one mlle-jaekfull
100 1T SULLIVAN. 60 ], Won
Baker io7. second. Anvil iot. third
Time, l.sst.b.
Flfih race. three quarters Of =
mile-Graea q. t0s "a nrown1, :
90 l. Won BiaEE los. second, Clam
or los. third. Time. iit6 Is.
Sixth race. thrccauartefs OF e
mlle--Hlector los tMetiriaol. % J
Won. shady Lad 100, second. Wool
ma IS, third. Time. ttiA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

,nt. in Seattle At least. one Of these
lulls "a occurring. A
lew years ago the sporting columns
u the daily press we're crowded
Nth dope" on match games, lads
.oama were being organized, and 4
match game was as much n dress
lffair as a horse show or Leonca.
gallo'a first night IL at present
Hut "sasslety" has turned liz back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

lisuse but remain az a mark of the
popularity OF the game With our
orefathers Indeed. the game was
hanged for this very reaaon after
ne passing OF one Of the l3ae Saws
In New England pfohibitiaa mine
pins" An extra pin was added and
he game became "tenpius
Sport In Seattle.
With intervals Of lack of Interest
The sport has survived AZ pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

During the rast year u ~
been my constant aim 70 Fsst
beyond 4 question e dcgs' 20
Osteopa thy. Electricity, fihrs]
iiun and Violet Rays are ~
safest. ssrest. quickest and 70
natural aFenia IN the cure 4
disease How we'd have sus
cecded IL shown BY my lrs|
practice. undoubtedly he AZ
est Of any single osieopaA
Seattle.
My prices have always 80
reasonable and always VII
but ara forced 70 make So
advance after Jan. 1. on acesz
OF the general Increase q n
penaes ali along the lire. ~
not let this keep any one sNa5
I cure without drugs CcHsu's
ton free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
MONSTER ATHLETIC cARsi.
VAL ARRANGED TO DC rELo
~ NEW Work JANUARY Al
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE PRO
NOTING SCHEME.

A monster athletic carnival aud
testimonial benefit 60 be held In
Madison square Garden On the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

DIR. Hunt. dentist. 270 Burke
Building. Phone. Ind 500. Seattle
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Closing out watches. diamonds
ana jewslry nj bargain prices
Uncle Joe. SIT and ave- ss
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Closing cat watches. diamonds
and trWsiry At bargain pics
ffurts Joe. SIT Ind ave "
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rouRTH RACE -oas mile. Col
tforaia Club handicap
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