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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
JEWELS
FROM TRUNK
rHiEvUs DO CLEVER WORK
Aso SECURE oVUR $1,000
WORTH OF PROPERTY FROM
MRs. ROOT. ~. TAYLOR.

While en- route from San Pan.
cisco last vsek. Ms Robert "
TayIos. i627 Twelfth A. AS rob
bed ~ $1,000 ia tevels ani cloth
InF. stolen from her trunk ehleh
bad beeu ehgeksd thuush from
Frisco
Hhilwav ard private detectives
arr nofkinE on the case. ani AETNA
under INSTRUCTIONS from then Mrs
TAYLOR r,fnses absolutely 60 discuss
the ease
n ia knovn. however. that h"f
trunk. whlrh reachtG Aef IN 1ppar.
ent good order has been opened ~
= skfletoa hey The tfpnk was ~
rood condition whfu the checks
we're ettau 20 the transfer company
Ia this cts. suu even In nueuiuE Tie
trunk there uaa no evidence II rob
Derry
Mrs Taylor is the vlfc N Rnht
" TUlor. IN official OF tbr White
Pass 4 YUKON rniiNaY. naw station
Cd AZ Fairbanks Mr. Tas iof hHa
been Ia fhs north for over a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
s,sa wao KILLED BROTHER
rAsEs NO INTEREST IN Pro.
ergolNe-NtLL HAVE sEPAR.
att TElAL.

A. fan thls morning Esther
NiteAeH pIfadsj ret zuillr befors
lsaxs sufan To the charge Of mafs
a. IA ne fiIsf degree As eaoa
- ths Plea Us gagesed AttofusE
- ciatk. 81 Portland. Miss Mit.
AIS ehisl counsel. asked the
uaF faF = separate trial. which
.as immsIlafsly granted
Ms Masa crefficid, charged with
he sans crime did net appear go
sAzsxs be- plea af not guilty. Ell
t-ysa Iaiy g. although shn had
iAai ssltlleve
lsrse efs~d Present.
when he prisoner entered the
rorft ron az g So ln the cnstu,lT
II n@paty sheriff LIugr. a lars
efpss assembled Co EeG 4 look At
~ fid Nha shot dnsn her brOthe
zlihoat shoNiHg = trace ~ emotion
tasf The act
Oxlns 10 The fact that Juds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

By eapendlng $4,000 in con.
ntruetiun and equipment Ia 1907
the city can build and equip q uus
elous Of 20 miles Of street railway
which vii be self supporting from
the start
Hy investing thereafter 81 Goo
600 year Ia the construction Of IN
miles a year additional that system
can be developed In less than 10
Years mic complete modern street
railway system. covering e&ery pof.
lion % the city not nov adequately
served
Submitted Last Night
These arc the most striking Ten.
lures 81 the plans Tor municipal
street railway syatem prepared by
citY Engineer Thomson and A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
aTrusAt TO BECOME cSEol.
DATE roR THIRD term IS
MADE POSITIVE IN LITTER
WRITTEN nv LoHB.

PEORIA. m July - pf.sideat
Roosevelt has come uai with q rsoai'
uee statement that BE- viii not &C
csps q third term A letter from
Secretary teab. tpictns tbs FFvss
dents sentiments follows
Oyster uaV T. I tui4 - fsN+
tluar Madam Nuu letter 81 70.
cent dHts has bees received sna J
thaak fnu ia the presidents bf'hslf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
sle FAIR OPENS TODAY.

GRAND PORES ~ T. IuIF al
Today Is Use opening daF N he Red
River VALLEY exposition. The greatest
state fair ever held In thls state
Hundreds % visitors from all parts
- tho state are here 20 attend the
fHlr Hhirh VIII Iaef four days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
TWO STEAMERS
FROM NORTH

Bringing al the trss-,iass pas
ssmsrfa they could accommodate
and also Itaseo0 in sold aust the
steamers city 81 Seattle and Spo.
kane arrived b. port AZ : aclock
this morning Both steamers took
from Seattle tourists fuf Alaska.
The cts Of Seattle brought the
gold duet utieh uas from Tread
sell. consigned 10 san Ffautiaeo.
The seattle wlli SAT- on her reNu-
lar northern ran tomorrow night
and the Spokane vii san Thursday
morning ct O'Clock with fuu load
~ eastern tourists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
WANT USE Of
SHOW WINDOW

A representative bodt 81 Seattle
merchants All meet 81 The cufuuis 2
clal club Wsdus sday niEhi Tor tie
purpose ~ aucndlnE The ofiiinaure
recently passed EayeftinE The dif
nlav of merchandise on tn" si'ie
WALKS
Th. petition viii .sk To- cos reh'
aians allowing IN tkiuth shUw In.
dew privilege Tue merchants claim
that the, have been pat 20 the eFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
lEssTHY MEETING HELD M
TACOMA RESULTS ~ pEct-
slos TO ALLOW Tt4g MEN TO
sErURN TO wRs.

Tks .hfnEis vsavsrs strike de-
siasef ApFa seRiHat tns ballard
H1ls sEA later extended 90 an the
sslnsls mf5a ia fhs state. vaa de-
fiaFss esf ss meeting held lu Ia
gana isss nlEaf
Ths usstiag vas hufriefly called
e Order a. rarf - THE uuiau men
uers bseomtak dissatisfied with the
ssy ne eriEs was Keina and
thfsatsasf fo fHks the mattes out
y ths officials - ass
IHsatI -pus fslsEates. REPRESENT
q ze toca1s we're present a. ne
rsstiHE held 81 scaudia hal Ta-
svua. TIE meeting vas called 10
lrdsr AZ 30 O'clock ard vas uaf
saiaurnsd unftl zts O'Clock mis-
.nefninE
One o. ,hs officers o. the sh'agie
wsAvsrs International this mowIua
sfafsa that a vote Faa taken ana
re strike iaeiudnR that on 'hs Hal
ara mills uaa declared Oft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
LOWEST BID IS
TOO HIGH

Thirty-fiye cents 4 cubic yard Ii
the lowest bid received by the
board of works this morning foe
removing the earth In the grading
OF North Fortythird 81
As there are some i06. 600 yards
OF earth 10 be removed the con.
tract vas not awarded AZ that price
until such time - the property
owners in the district can he con.
suited. II will be taken up again
By the board on Saturday and props
erty owners notified 20 appear and
express their wishes n regard To
the price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
No TRACE
OF PROWLER

BALLARD July 3t-The police
IT this city have been unable thus
Gr 70 locate The intruder. who was
shot by Mrs William Houghton Of
2If POLK b. 10 this city last Sun.
daF night
The only elew which the police
nave found b. that the H0Huoed man
was seen boarding Tire nfst car
for Seattle on the following Man
de- morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
CREMATED BODY
OF DROWNED MAN

pEiIINGHAM. July 81 The
badly dscumposed remains u
man believed 70 haV, been fraser
liver fisherman. have been found
f5oaflug near Orcaa Island sun'a
people. camping near By. efemsiod
~ repiaina on account 81 its con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

tlcally To break all track laying rec
ords \ fire engine was stationed
on the battlefield 10 wet down any
force the Coneou might send out 70
interfere with operations. II will
be fought out Ia court, but the B.
cent fare line IS IN Fulton road
Whatever the outcome. the gen,
etal opinion 80 present Is that
MaNor Johnson has the Coucon, q
S25.U0u 900 corporation in a close
corner Ills fight is regarded ht
his friends as the forernaner Of "a
municipal ownership cpmpausp
that will be taken up In Other citie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
sAogAu IN oAwson.

A rabtsFrnm ffam Director Gem
sfaf Nadnan - tHe Alaska Yukon
raelne exposition stated that The
Harly has arrived az Dawson. where
az enthusiastic meeting euH he'd
rrum Dawson the party wiil 20 70
Fairbanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
FRENCH STEAMER COMING.

The Admiral 1aurrHlIbefry Tire
second ~ The French steamers o.
arrive IN this PERT reached Wins.
ioa this morning and eiii be in port
Thursday sHe VIII have = general
cargo for CentraI America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

ysase % puft haslng shou windows
and that unless thcy are allowed fn
display thalf wares Ia window
ther Niii suffer severe lusHeN The
ufemenf Of the merchants -
heaAed b. Julius Welt. manager q
shs faif department store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
VIII BUILD DERRICK.

The board Of works this morn
iug granted a temporary permit in
Ff~idnu Smith 20 erect AMI
maintain q derrick he Connecticut
et. east % Occidental a. far bnp9l
iug stone The permit ia conditional
on the consent ~ the property own
sHs fjt8t being secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
GRANT HAS A
HARD HEAD
FALLS TO CON.
CRETE FLOOR. GUT SOON re
WIVES LiTTLC rHE WORSE
FoR AIS EXPERIENCE.

James VI Grant. a carpenter eus
pioycd bi the Waldorf Construction
ramlaGY. feli from the second 10
tho flrsi staN ot a building in the
course ~ construction at Seventh
ana Pike 81 this morning lie
landed Ca his hrad co The concrete
floor
Graut mifacniousif lives io tell
the tale he uas taken In an uu
conscious condition 20 ais homr rs
fsos Second AZ. but Nas snou after
revived lie Is O. years cid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
RIOT AT SvEABORC
.,ilIermen Take Possession Of Fortress, Turn
inn GUNS on Loyal Troops, Killing and Woun-
dina 5OO...Ships' Guns Firing on Shore,
But Only Partially Manned.

soldiers The usbtias has extended
81 The laud and there is great ex-
element.
In the beginning ~ the mutiuy the
oldfr troops we're called out, bat
81 ithaut successfully thet kinH the
matiueefs. who sueerrdsd iu setting
possession 90 She fortress The lu.
fsHtY remains loyal
Helsiusfofs 10 m the province Il
NYand. an the northern shore ~ the
Euif 81 FINLAND n Is one % the
fortified towns approaching 81
Petersburg from gbr SEA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
HUMBOLDT ~ PORT.

with 81 rasssnEsrs ard SO 600 iu
gold duet from Fairbanks Tor the
Northern Commercial com rauf fhs
steamer Hufnbol1t arrived ~ neon
today fram southeastern Alaskan
ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

urlsiNaFoRs Jar we We
sanarsa ouss and men
'.,..l rcers of The ssaa stationed
s.e.sers tas FORTRESS Chat
-. 49, cater barber NsFy KILLED
So ....ts8 teaaN H naiIHY.
s.. ~ in by aful'FlNmeu Of
ths fortress .s.....t
.,.fsi a she tiN fut pfslgs-
-. rhs ships les ths hsfhnf are
c.lns 81 the fortress. ihe s'a.
- ~ lav5i sailors WHHt ~
\. .,amsu rsfasiaE e. gre oa TIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS De
ctous on TEMPORARY IN
pRovEMENT PENDING a SET
ELEMENT OF The LAKE
LEVEL.

A. ordinance appfopfiating money
for the replauRiug 81 the Lake
linton bridge from The western
mill TO Fremont. VIII be introduced
ia the council next Monday night
Thn nas decided in q meeting
this morning ~ the board Of public
works The bridge e. now reported
To be Ia a dangerous condition.
The question of feplankins the
bridge hinged in measure on the
adoption 81 the Moore scheme Tor
dIKFinR the Lake Washington canal
T.,t scheme WI change The level
Of .he water 81 Lake Union, and the
board II 10th 20 make permanent
Improvement ~ The street until the
level o. the lake is determined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
TWO YEARS To
FINISH CANAL

Il think ~ months or two years
vii be sufficient time for the CONE
pfstlau of the canal and in two or
three years 1 expect all the differ
ont plants vii be in operation, gald
Jamsa A. Moore when seen last
night in regal d 70 ths building of the
ranaL
I'VE wlu be all ready 20 - to
work the moment tho bond issue
masses and tn the meantime the
rlana ore being perfected. Plans are
b@InR drawn also for the two
dredEara which will Boz used. both %
which Will be bulit Ia seatiie.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
MELVILLE DOLLAR
LOADS LUMBER.

The steamer Melville poliar uH-
der aHlftaf 10 aehgbaeh q liamil-
ton fr S1ma. ulll load "a cargo ~
lumber a. kukllfe0. The eharterefs.
Ir gIrs Of tho strike conditions.
would rot send the steamer 70 Nome
wHH non union crew and enp-
rsIled tho conditions Of the charter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

ed with paving stones and tiea and
the steel rails were being shifted TO
the gutter a battalion Of police
stood guard over the workers.
The Concon rushed into court and
eot an Injunction from Judge Ford
the removal Of the
track The notice served on Mayor
Tom and other officials simply an.
pounced that they had been en-
iolnod I'm accordance with a certain
petition filed in court MAYOR John
son read II and smiled.
Wasn't Explicit
"Thia does not tell what We are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
HOLD REUNION
TOMORROW

AZ the meeting tomorrow ~ the
King county Veterans association
ct Woodland park movement VIII
De started Co secure the grand eH-
component az The a. A. o. Dr. ifa8.
The reunion tomorrow promises
20 be the largest set held Al tu-
fafasffuu uroFraff including
auaeaHes b. Senator Piles Repre-
sentative Humphrey and Senators
Scott 81 West Virginia. and Senator
Carter. OF Montana. Department
Commander =. - Dunninn. of4ihe
q A n. 81 Washington. VIII at
tend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

sisfant City Engineer Jeiiery. sub.
mltted 20 TIE city council last night
and referred 20 the council finance
committee
The plans viii probably be re.
ported back "a the council next
Monday night and submitted for tho
approval Of the people az n bpo.
cial election called for September
u.
Engineer Thomson's report Is do'
tailed and yolumlnoua and outlines
a complete and profit paying street
railway system. Il shows that ths
CITY IS ri present inaiequhtely
served bY street railways. that
there II at present deficiency OF
tConiinued on rage -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

cnioinod from doing" he said It's
almost noon. and maybe We are en-
joined from eating lunch. Tell the
bows" he said TO his assistants.
mot to stop for lunch. but TO finish
the work
They did. When the finish had
been put on, the erstwhile tract, was
"a long line of junk at the roadside.
Mayor Tom was cited 10 answer e
charge Of contempt OF court
Putting Down Rails.
Meantime the track wreckcrs be-
gan to put down rails for the nov
company They set out enthusias.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
lnJUacTioN POSTPONED.

The injunction proceedings - the
Seattle cedar Lumber Manufarfur=
IuE company against Local Ne. = ~
me International ehinElass eavers.
anian has been continued untf sep
lrn-brf a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
STRUCK BY CAR.

Az ne wac attempting to cross
Pile 81. late ms. evening, James
Henry. "a teamsJef lid collision
with i Broadway DtF - which his
team wns severely cut aud bruised
The wagon wis also demolished,
but Henry escaped Without serious
injury I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
ROOSEVELT
CANNOT BE COAXED

f0F calliaE attention 10 the enclosed
clipping would say. however.
that the president has nothing 10
ada 20 the statement ISSUED after
hts election IN 1905 iiIa decision
sH announced at that time j. IRE
surAhis Yours truly,
WILLIAM LOEn
secretary President
This expression from the pf.Ni.
A~at waa called forth b1 an eli.
tgFsai m the Peafia Herald rrau
sesfspf Nhieh as called 10 fhs 1T
sentiun % the president through
Mra Kinney. slfe ~ prominent
Peoria politician The editorial wah
IN lhe form ~ an appeal 20 ibe
president 10 accept the thlfd term
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
p.p.nd. on esnsI.

some time ago city Engineer
Thomson took the matter up with
the state land commissioner with y
view ~ securing the establishment
% the permanent msander iine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
WEA VERS STRIKE
DECLARED OFF

wnan asked regarding the ass of
ths union label it was stated that
r the union mEiia wished 20 vac y
thsg could bus that ths lntsfna
tlunal uauld H9t iasist apan me
label
The different iaeals have been no.
flnsd that the strife = OF and that
The men should reform % their work
n the mliiulsu wiH F~Iuttate them in
their old fohH
"a ballard ths headquarters - The
international eua almost deHeried
and uauy members applied 20 the
mills for their former positions The
miumsn have all places filled and
state that they ufil not furn uut
their ufW usu O. make place Tor
thelr former employees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

aitlon There ia no clue as 10 the
mans Identity OF The manner ~ his
sH.aff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
MITCHELL
SAYS NOT GUILTY

Fratef she regular Judge - the
criminal department missed his
sraln IN everett nearly an hanr Nas
consumed Ia waiilns Finally Prove
eutinK ATTORNEY Macintosh mala
arrangements so have the heafirs
before judge Griffin Fuib 30 pep
pie who bad gathered Ia couft Fuufa
No 5 tried to crush into the smhl
er room occupied bv ludse Griffia
Nos two minutes wefe consumed n
the hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

EVERETT. 1ulg 81 The local
ahlnaie men object 20 The settle.
meui ~ she strike offered b the
uoasers. namely that an old men
81 aiken back They declare that
fhrs iateud 90 fun The mills under
thrif open shop plans and Uill take
back whom fueY please State
menta % this effect have hsea
draun 10 by she manufacturer
The resulf may De- the confirmation
o. tbo strike here
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eleI 10 clr

Daring ihe time the prisoner was
seated in the court fuom thefe saa
40 trace % aElfstiou Visible an her
features sitting rrlmiv in her
chair. ana clad ss Ct fof fhe stree4
sire seemed nbHviaus 20 the eufiuus
Elances east iu ber digeeftoa
Attorney CLARK. SAYS that ils
though his plans tnt the defense are
no, nearly completed the trial att
probably ~ selHblt Ia large degree
Jhe trial 81 George Mitchell lie
recently had a long talk wIth Perrs
and Ffrd Mitchell. brothers Of the
girl Ia Portland. and be SAYS the1
expressed themselves as having s
feeling 81 priv. rather than blsute.
for their sister
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31

Steamer Pennsylvania sailed from
81. Michael last sunday and WIZ
leave to-day FOR SsaitA~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
CITY TROLLEY LINE
TO COST S7,5OO,OOO

Thomsons Plans Provide for Complete Sys-
tenn Of Surface, Elevated and Subway Lines
Which Will be Self Supporting From the
Start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
JOHNSONS FIGHT FOR
3-CENT FARES
cLEvELAso.s cirtzENs suR
PRisID ~ OFFICIALS he
oREssIVE ACTION - coUEr
INJUNCTION HAS NO TEH
RoRs FOR HIM.

CLEVELAND. Guly 20 State
Of var has developed from the ioHx
canteat between Mayor Tom =
Johnson and the Cleveland Elect fsr
Railway company. which opnrsish
~ the street railwats In the citf
Mayor Johnson has been elected
three times. chiefly ON the Issue q
gcenf fare Failing 10 bring tin
old corporation "a time be euf
ranraEed IN. formation 81 COM
many 10 construct new lines aud
operate them on the Scent farn
plan
Franchises on unoccuplud streets
werr issued to the new company by
the clty council. and few weeks
ago track laying began ON a large
aealo. Il IL also designed to have
the expiring franchises Of the Glove
land Electric. known NJ the Concon.
awarded TO the new company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
LABOR LEADER
IS ON TRIAL

PRESIDENT FRANK RUST OF
TIE MUSICIANS UNION. IS
sEFoRE UNION TO ANSWER
CHARGE or PATRoNfZtgo
FEMALE BARBER sHoU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-31
Getting In Lire

Both companies have made offora
TO the city council for 2b.yoar fran
'chisea throughout the city. The
Concan offers seven tickets for g
cents and transfers
The new company. called the Mn
plelpal. offers scent fare. transfers,
and that tho city may reserve the
right TO revoke the franchises or
buy the property ~ any time
Fulton road Tor a distance OF
three blocks. forms e vital link in
the West side system Of the new
company The Coneon had single
track on this stretch OF road Sis
weeks ago the council notified the
roncon to remove the track from
the middle 10 the side of the narrow
street. 10 that there might be room
for "a track 10 be installed hy the
new company No attention Wa
given 10 the notice.
Early on the morning 81 July %
Mayor Johnson secretly mBased SEQ
CITY employees on Fulton road Pres
idsnt A u I'm Pont. Of the nes
company. WAS there with 100 stnt
warts. Pretty soon the air was ~.
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FEATURES or TIE MUNICIPAL STREET RAILWAY PLANS =
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tcontinued on rage -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-29
HE MAKING OF a SUCCESSFUL HVSBAN1

which call for the use of a metaphor
cal surgical instrument. If you don't
WELD it yourself the little girl ought to,
and if you need it she will, unless 1 am
mistaken in my judgment of her. But
you can treat d woman's faults in that
way. Dictation, opposition, force, may
get results, but it will be at the ex-
pense of happiness. You can't run a
home as you would a factory. Your
wife is not a servant or your inferior
in anything but physical strength. Be
sides, she is a woman, and as such is
entitled to the fullest measure of that
chivalric courtesy which every gentle
man owes to the other sex. That she
is your wife increases your obligation
in this respect. have heard of women
who doubted their husbands love If
they neglected the periodical beating,
but I never saw any of that class and
doubt. their existence. No, the only
way to correct a woman's fault, if it
really needs correction, is by a pres
sure so gentle she never suspects its
existence, applied with the patient per-
sistence that is in all things irresisti-
BILE. YOU know that in the grinding of
a lens for a greet telescope the final
hand. If you bend a twig sharply it
will break. but if you bend it gently
and secure it in it's new position you
can by constant repetition Of the proc
ess mold it to any form you desire. So
the ideal husband and wife consciously
and unconsciously mold each others
disposition. Domestic happiness, my
son. is the highest form of bliss attain
able on earth. and it is worth all the
trouble it generally takes to secure it.
A Perpetual Honeymoon.
The popular idea of the honeymoon is
a period of a few weeks Immediately
following the wedding during which the
couple skylark around over the coun-
try making spectacles of themselves for
the amusement of anybody who hap
pens to be observing them. 1t is a
period of unrestrained billing and COO
ing by the end of which they are sup
posed to have become satiated and re-
turn home to settle down to a practical,
everyday life in which love and its out
ward manifestations are not expected
to figure to any great extent. / sin
cerely hope you will not take that view
of it. The honeymoon should not be
subject to limitations of place or of
time. AS a mere outing it should be
made brief; as a sentimental condition,
modified by the activities and necessi-
ties that demand bread and butter at
regular and frequent intervals, it should
continue until death breaks the bond.
1 have been married thirty years and
am still in the midst of my honeymoon,
and 1 hope to see this moon in its me-
ridian for many years to come. You
should never cease to be lovers. 1 can
see no reason why the return TO earth