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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

When found on the Mount of Saturn, denotes
struggles and care throughout life, particularly
in the latter portion.
When found on the Mount of Sun, signifies
extreme vanity folly and very little talent.
When found on the Mount of Mercury, de-
notes an unprinciped and dishonest person who
may carry his plans too far and serve time"
as it's consequence.
When found on the Mount of Mars tells Of
violent temper also great danger Of violent
death as the result.
When found on the Mount of Moon, speaks Of
insomnia, visions and troubled dreams as the
result OF a too vivid imagination.
When found ON the Mount of Venus (n this
the grill generally covers the whole Of the
mount), it denotes a subject active and pas
Eonate in affections, that may 60 too FAR.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

TTN HERE are a great many people nova
II days who strive after effect in every
|ssEESSssSzsi thing they do and say. They express
kgeaE all sorts of views views that no sane
person could possibly hold just simply
for the sake of the excitement they create
One Of their favorite themes is "the new WON.
an"
Now, as a matter Of fact there isn't any such
person.
Different women, here and there, may be found
to possess some of the traits which these seek
ers after sensationalism have endowed their new
woman" with, but no woman exists who pos
sesses them all.
One Of these traits is independence. The ere
ators Of the new woman are always lauding her
Splendid independence" and prophesying that
the time is at hand when women about to
throw off the shackles Of servitude and con-
vention that have so long bound them.
1t is true that women are no longer the slaves
that they were even a century ago; that they
have succeeded in obtaining educational advan-
tages equal to those of men; and that the Ameri-
can woman at least, is free to come and go as
she pleases, her own mistress in every respect.
Women are invading more and more the pro-
fessional field, so that nowadays we meet not
only women school teachers, but women doctors,
women lawyers and women as managers of large
business concerns.
The seekers after sensationasm hail the ad-
vent Of the new woman for they take note
of all these facts; they point out the indepen-
dence of the modern woman and they declare
that it will not be long before she is the equal
of in absolutely everything She is slowly
becoming his equal in mental attainments and in
business ability; why may she not soon share
the same political footing? In order words, why
may she not vote?
They declare that this privilege must soon
be accorded to her. because her independence is
rapidly placing her in such position that it
will be impossible to refuse it to her. She has
a right, they say, to every privilege and to every
freedom that is accorded to man.
All this sounds very WELL and better still in
print it creates quite a sensation. AS a matter
of fact the true modern woman doesn't want
to vote She treasures her independence, but
she knows better than to boast of it. She real
ICES that her strongest card is her womanliness.
Men have an instructive horror of the mascu-
line creature who affects linen collars, four-in-
hand ties, and Panama hats. They shrink from
a woman who a mans vest and carries
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

When found on the Mount of Moon, pro
lection from any bad indications that mount
may possess.
When found on the Mount of Venus, pro-
lection from troubles that may occur from the
affections and passions
So it is understood that the Square is not a
bad marking but sign of protection.
THE TRIANGLE.
When found the Mount of Jupiter the
triangle denotes success in the management of
people, the successful politician.
When found on the Mount of Saturn, it de-
notes strong mental appetite for occult stud
les.
When found on the Mount of Sun, the pow
er of applying scientific methods along artistic
lines in successful manner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

When found on the Mount of Mercury, 1t in
dicates success in business and politics
When found on the Mount of Mars, an indi-
cation of success in military affairs.
When found on the Mount of Moon denotes
an imaginative subject with ideas and talents
all directed in scientific way.
When found on the Mount of Venus, the pos
sessor of this marking would calculate in mat
ters relating to the heart The possessor would
want to be sure that the other person has
money and position before love or marriage be
considered.
THE GRILL.
When found on Mount of Jupiter, signifies
a domineering spirit, loose morals, also vanity
and often superstition.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

Soap suds form one of the best fertilizers
known. Roses dahlias and vines respond espe-
cially to this treatment, which not only nour-
ishes the plants, but destroys the insect para
sites which prey them.
After a regular insecticide is used the plants
should be sprayed with clean cold water.
Tiny bright-colored streamers made of any old
rags tied around the branches of trees will keep
away birds from the fruit. A bunch of feathers
hung loosely will answer the same purpose.
Do not cut the lawn so close to leave hardly
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

Gsz4s<S@J she had stepped out OF GlDson pic
ture.
But the man with the big ears and broad grin
guesses they may be-the honest open counter
ance game is his long suit!
Now. who is right?
OF course, it is trusm to say that the wom'
an with bronze tresses and dimpled cheeks is
as transparent daylight, because everyone
knows that she got her tresses from Wurtem-
berg and her dimples in Chicago. Just as it
is platitude of the deepest dye when one re-
marks that the man with the hollow laugh and
the lantern jaws is often the wit of the party.
Because everyone knows that appearance of
form and feature may deceive right along the
line it is expression that gives the real clue.
Not only the expression of the face, but the
exnression of the hands, feet, hair and bearing.
Nor is the expression of the face determined
hv tbe set of the lips only, whose expression,
tense or otherwise, may be due to defective teeth.
One Of the sweetest women the writer ever knew
had her mouth tightly drawn in at the corners
Those who didn't know her were apt to shake
their heads wisely and mutter "temper" under
their breath. but those who knew her best re-
,,orobered her frequent visits to a country den
tist and understood,
Tn the same way, loose, half open lips may
he owing to the over Development OF the front
teeth. and have nothing to do with the habby
laxative disposition usually ascribed to the own
er of such mouth.
The expression of the face is best decided
by the eyes and the upper lip. Cold, fshy eyes,
hold staring ones, eyes that are restless and
shifty. soft and pleading, tender and kind, all
tell the tale of their owners disposition. The
upper lip, too, is an excellent landmark" as
It were Straight long and slightly stretched
over the front teeth it forms an unialing sign
of hard, unyielding and narrow disposition II
in addition to this the lips are slightly stretched
and turned up at the corners, the owner, if
woman. viii be one of those trying individuals
who imagines herself martyred for her principles,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Y M A r T I N |

not always accompanied by contentment or hap
piness.
When found on the Mount of Mercury, usual
y relates to dishonesty; at best, the person is
inclined to use other peoples ideas and prof
ects.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

their appearance. So in order for sign to
bear its full significance it must be clear and
stand out clearly in order that it may not be
mistaken for any chance line.
These signs either found on the various
mounts, on the lines, on the fingers in the
quadrangle or plain of Mars
The following rules will allow you to reach
almost infallibly the meaning of these unac
countable markings.
The lines to be looked for are to run in the
direction OF the fingers unless otherwise men
toned. Should line run crosswise and cut the
regular or main line it would be very unde.
srable omen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
3 Y

When found on the Mount of Venus, signifies
a deep sorrow in which loved one figures.
THE STAR
The Star found on the Mount of Jupiter sig
ni6es great success or sudden rise in position in
life
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
MUST SURRENDER PRIVILEGES.

Besides, IL she became new woman" she
would have to give up good many things which
she now prizes. As the equal of man, she would
not be accorded the little chivalrous attentions
so dear to her heart which her present posi-
ton entities her to.
When she got into a crowded car, all tired.
and tagged out after a hard days work, no
man would consider II his duty to get up and
offer her his seat As his equal, she would have
to stand along with the other men in the car.
Nobody would carry her parcels for her. nor
be ready to offer her his umbrella that she might
remain dry at the cost, probably, Of severe
cold for him.
Nobody would jump to wait on her, running
up stairs to get her book, and down stairs
to get her glass of ice water.
There would be nobody anxious to take care
Of her, and protect her from the evils of life A
woman may boast Of her independence, but she
would be secretly very unhappy if she thought
that nobody was plotting to rob her Of it.
She knows that men like the clingng woman,
and sometimes she likes to play the part her.
self No woman could live and be happy with
out the chivalrous attentions which fall to the
lot of the clingng woman She NAV love her
own pocketbook but she loves these attentions,
too; and if she told the truth she would acllnowl-
edge that if it came to a choice, she would choose
the attentions every time.
There is no such creature as the new woman.
She does not exist, and no woman would let her
exist. A woman must be a woman first crea-
ture Of ruffes and frills and clinging timdity;
a being entirely devoted to her home and her
family, and with just as much knowledge as she
can scrape together of the sciences of cooking
and housekeeping.
She must be a womanly woman, OF else she
doesn't get along at all. Besides, every woman
wants to be womany, and shrinks just as a man
does from that bold, masculine individual known
as the new woman"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
THE TR1AN GLE.

When found on the Mount of Saturn it is gen
orally an indication Of great fatality to
the subjects life.
When found on the Mount of Sun, an indca-
ton of great success in monetary affairs, but
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

7ES." says the girl with the turned-up
Y nose and wide mouth
EzwwTz "No," says the girl who looks as if
ssga9) she had stepped out of Gibson pic
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

4 7EMEMEBER that tobacco smoke is ex-
celleht as an insect destroyer. Since
one good turn deserves another, invite
j your guests to an after-dinner smoke in
y tho conservatorv
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

HE signs in the hands in order to have
force must be distinct in appearance
and not caused by chance lines, In
deciphering these characters the stu
dn,at l. aE4a.. ..;-l-l L
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

much knowledge as she needs, and perhaps a
great deal more, under most innocent looking
exterior.
No matter how Independent she may be- she
does not want to vote, IL she is a real woman,
and not the caricature which is now doing duty
as woman. She does not want to go as far as
this, and even If the privilege were granted TO
her, she realizes that she would not know how to
use it. She just couldn't help voting for the
handsomest of the candidates, OF the one who
had a reputation for being nice to his wife
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

HERE are great many people nova
days who strive after effect in every
thing they do and say. They express
all sorts of views, views that no sane
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-06-20
HOR Sc SHOEING
Carriage Work and
General Black mithing.
e A nn,ak,,. Successor to
= IVA DCNotuIS Chas. Ebcner.
SliERIBF'S SALE.

cs sdate OF Of Nssms S nEFtE
Notice is hereby given, That by virtue of all
execution under foreclosure issued ont of the
ingtOn, for the County OF Adams, on the 18th
day of June, A. ID. 1906, by the clerk thereof. in
the case OF Investors Mortgage Security Com
pany, Limited, Ia cOrpOration), plaintiff, versus
Luther J.. Belts and Julia A. Belts husband
and wife), Harry Morse, ]. b. I.ang and Alice
bankruptcy and Bank OF Washtucna On cor
pOration) No 1926 and to me Ms Sheriff. direct
ed and delivered, have levied upon and will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash.
within the hours prescribed by law for shcriff's
sales, to-wit ut 10 O'Clock II. m, on saturday.
of the county court house in Ritzville, in
Adams county, Washington. all the right, title
and interest of the said Luther j. Belts and
Julia A. Belts (his wife), Harry Morse, |. b.
Laing and Alice Laing This wife), J b. Camp.
bell (trustee in bankruptcy and bank of Wash.
tucna Ia cOrpOratiOn), in and to the following
described property, tO-wit:
Lot three 90 and the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter (NE4 SWL), and the
north half of the southeast quarter M SCI 4)
north, range thirty-six (s6) e. W. NJ. The
northeast quarter of the northeast quarter
(NEA NEt4) and the south half of the north
east quarter (Sla NE4) and lot two (2) of section
eighteen tlS). township fifteen (l5) north, range
thirtysiX (S6) T. ", NJ. levied on MS the prop
erty OF Luther J. Belts and Julia A. Belts (his
wife) ct al to satisfy judgment amounting to
$lS,) .35 and interest in favor OF the investors
Mortgage Security Company, Limited, Ia cor.
poratiOn), and costs of suit amounting to Sl50. 90
and accruing costs.
Given under my hand, this fifteenth day Of
June. 1906. Il. ID. gibson,
Sheriff of Adams county, Washington
U. X. HOLCoMB, Attorney for Plaintiff
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-06-20
Organization for Asriculturists.

The farmers meeting held at the
State College in Pullman brought out
some propositions that promise good
for every agricultural section of the
State. An organization OF farming
interests was perfected. 1t comprises
the chief officials of the experiment
station, dairymen, fruit growers, live
stock and grain producers associa-
tions. Those men constitute an agri-
cultural committee to secure indus
trial education, wise legislation and
proper recog nition for the several
branches of agriculture. 1t is pro-
promotion bureau, intended to cor
rect existing evils in the pathway of
the general and special farmer.
Organ zation is the secret of success
in all lines of agricultural industry.
The day has passed when individual
efforts can avail much in securing
markets or maintaining prices. Every
commercial avenue has its organiza-
ton for mutual protection. The
farmer must deal with transportation
companies, commission agents and
retail merchants. They stand be-
tween him and the army of consumers
of his products. He is compelled to
meet them through organization.
With the united efforts of the entire
producers of soil products the battle is
more equally divided.
Agriculture is an inviting field for
the ambitious young men of the pres
ent day. 1t offers wonderful oppor-
tunities for those who can devote the
proper time and attention to the de.
tails required. Such men are sue
ceeding in every county, and will con-
tinue to climb the ladder OF success in
proportion to the wisdom displayed in
handling the opportunities. The day
of the poor farmer is over in the State
OF Washington. The field Of agricul-
ture contains many examples of peace
and prosperity. That field can be
broadened by systematic and har-
monious organization. - Post Intelli-
gencer.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-06-20

The big meat packers are getting
little sympathy these days, and while
they are to be commended for their
hasty efforts at thorough house
cleaning, in one respect this sudden
activity on their part makes the case
against them all the worse; it serves
as a confirmation of the charges that
unsanitary conditions have prevailed.
While they have been guilty of neg
lect and a too rigid economy IN the
matter of scientific and sanitary in
ternal arrangements, still the blow
comes very sudden and unexpectedly
and they have been hit hard. The
big packers have claimed that their
losses from this public exposure will
aggregate $l50,U00,000. This is prob
ably pretty big estimate on the di-
rect losses that they themselves will
suffer, but, taking into account the in
direct losses-that is, to those other
than packers-the effects of the pres
ident making public the Neill.Reyn-
Odds report may easily reach that
sum. But no one can deny that the
presidents action, while nervy, will
prove very effective in bringing about
both the reforms and legislation de-
sired. Farmers and live stock men
throughout the country, in their con-
ventions and grange meetings, are re-
pudiating the efforts of the packers to
hide behind them in emphasizing the
injury this publicity will be to agri-
cultural and stock interests. How
ever, the fact that the farmers do this
does not mssn that She. may not be
! financially hurt, but is rather another
strong and hatterlng testlmo NAL OF
the American people in Pres ident
Roosevelt.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-06-20
Call for Republican County Con-
, Vention.

By order of the Central Committee
the Republican County Convention in
and for Adams county, Washington, will
convene in Ritzville Tuesday, July sd,
1906.
Primary to elect delegates to said Con-
vention will be held at the usual voting
places Friday, June goth, at the hour OF
o'clock p. M, in precincts outside OF
incorporated towns, and at the hour OF
7:3o p. m. in incorporated towns.
The number OF delegates to said Con-
vention will be determined by the vote
cast for Samuel G. Cosgrove for Pres-
dental Elector in 1904, allowing one del
egate for every ten votes and traction
thereof, and one delegate at large, thus
allowing delegates as follows:
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-06-20

The following excerpt from one of
the speeches OF Captain Jas. L. Farris,
lawyer and eloquent orator of Mis-
souri,, is a treasure OF fine logic and a
noble admonition to every juror,
newspaper man, lawyer and citizen:
prejudice is the most ignobe ele-
ment in mans nature; it acts with
out reason, destroys without mercy,
makes its boquets from horns instead
OF flowers; 1t is as cruel as the grave
and as unrelenting as fate; it sees
only the evil and never the good; it
glories in misery and envies happi-
ness; it lowers and never elevates; it
harnesses the living and disturbs the
memories OF the dead, and It's last
dying echo is that OF wretchedness."
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-06-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Spokane Falls, Washington,
June Is, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his intent on
to make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver. United States Land Of
flee at Spokane. Washington, on August I, 1905
viz, karoline Seeger. widow OF Friedrich
Seeger, deceased, who made homestead entry
section y, township 10 N, range 80 4. ". NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
August Wellsandt, Albert Menke, Otto sielaff
and Hugh Rankin, all of Ritzville Washing
ton. HAL J. COLE, Register.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-06-20
Call for the Democratic County
Convention.

BY order of the Central Committee the
Democratic County Convention in and
for Adams county, Wash, will convene
in Ritzville Saturday. June so. Primar-
les to elect delegates TO said convention
will be held at the usual voting places
Tuesday, June 20, from to 4 o'clock in
the country and from 1880 to 9 o'clock in
towns. The number of delegates to said
convention to be determined by vote cast
for George Turner for Governor in 1904,
allowing delegate for every 10 votes
and MAJOR fraction thereof, and dele
gate at large, thus allowing delegates as
follows:
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-06-20
CROW RESERVATION OPENING
Thousands Of Persons Register for
Free Homes.

The opening OF the Grow lndiaH
Reservation commenced Thursday,
June ii, registration having COM
menced on that day. The registra-
ton is being conducted by Chief
Clerk Lewis OF the General Land
Office and SIX assistants. Several
thousand persons registered Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, and great
crowds are looked for again next week.
Registration will continue until June
2Stb, and probably 10000 people will
be at Billings for that purpose. After
the registration the lands will be dis
posed OF under the drawing system,
commencing at Billings July 2.
Some of the choicest land in the
famous Yellowstone valley is included
in this land being given away by the
government. The land can be irri-
gated from the Yellowstone and Big
Horn rivers. Companies have been
organized to place water on the land
as soon as it is settled upon, while the
government is building an irrigation
canal and has others in contempla.
ton. Tina railroads have made a
special homeseekers' rate from all
parts of'the United States, and every
one is eager to secure tract OF this
valuable land.
Extensive preparations have been
made by the Billings business inter-
ests to accommodate the visitors, and
the crowds are being handled without
the slightest difficulty without taxing
their capacity. Unlike other reserva.
ton openings, no fabulous prices are
being exacted for accommodations.
First-class meals are obtained for %
cents each and sleeping accommoda-
tons can be secured at the rate OF 80
cents per night. One large circus
tent restaurant is psepared to serve
5000 persons daily. No gambling OF
any sort is permitted to run by the
police and no crimes have yet been
committed. A notable feature is the
absence from the city of takers and
crooks, they being unable to work on
account of the vigilance of the officers
and the mayor and authorities are
being congratulated for the able man.
ner in which they are fulfilling theil
duties.
Everything in connection with the
opening is being carried ON in the
best possible manner, and visitors
from all parts OF the United States
are daily expressing their satisfaction
with the welcome and treatment
accorded them. Registration officers
can handle 10000 registrations daily
so persons will not be compelled t,
stand in line for hours. Every
seems anxious to secure tract OF the
greatest land ever disposed OF by tn
government of the Uuited States
Several thousand dollars has beer
offered the person drawing No. l.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-06-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Gnlttu states l<ullI onlte,
Spokane Falls, Wash, May rs, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act of congress OF
June 3, 1878, entitled, IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the states Of California. Ore
gon. Nevada. and Washington Territory" ms
extended to all the public Land States by act
OF August T. 1892, FRANK HALLETr. of Ritz
vile, county OF Adams, State OF Washington,
has this day filed in this office his sworn state
ment, No. 90o. for the purchase OF lot ], sel4
mel 4, eR SCI OF section No. 6, in township No.
Is n. Range No. q Il. W. NJ and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more val
liable for It's timber or stone than for agricul-
tnral purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before J. L. Cross, u. >. Commissioner
for Eastern district of Washington, at Ritzvile
Wash. on Tuesday, the 18th day OF September,
1906.
He names as witnesses:
John Bills. William kancore. J. X, Hallett
and Earl Etter all Of RItzville. Wash
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-describcd lands, are requested TO file
their claims, in this Office on or before said
4th day of september. lgO6.
HAL J. COLE, Register.
First pub May 30 1906.