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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

the Alaska. Yukon Pacific er'ne
ton. They will meet him apn n
arrival and escort him Il Port Iss'
ton later IN the dii.
Mrs. Taft who. Is acocmEnzllI
her husband. win be eniegtzlns& Y
a number Of Seattle women dsaaf
her stay here.
The plans for the recepiina I
Secretary Meteaif OF the n1ss 1se
not been arranged owing 10 tie ha
that efforts TO ascertain shsr h
win arrive have failed and % wi
has been received from him esrt
ina his visit here.
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AGENT OF MlkAD0
EN- ROUTE HERE

X. Iahii japanese diplomat
standing high In official circles. il.
according 10 information received
this morning BY Chief Inspector
Lynch Of the local immigration %.
flee. on his way TO san Francisco
on the steamer Asia. and Will un.
douhicdly visit this city. going from
Seattle 10 Vancouver. y. c. II Is
understood that he Is on a govern.
meni mission. investigating the
conditions In regard 10 japanese
immigration. and the manner IN
which immigrants are being re
ceiYed
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AUTO pNvue FINED.

The first victim Of the campaign
lust ntartad by chief Wnppenslsin
against auto speeding was William
flanders, who was arrested a few
days ago and tried befoG Justice
John Carroll this morning He
was found guilty and fined so and
costs. Warrants were Issued for
the arrest Of several others on a
similar charge
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postponed until Friday mornias =
10 O'Clock.
Only a brief meeting vas hsf
today and none OF the iiens Il y
proposed scale submitted 81 ~
miners were taken up the ol<r
tors asking for more time q co
slider the scale.
Il Is probable that the coz's'ssn
win last several DAYS Ihs -
Is asking for a number = 'lliH
that the operators are iilelY 2 Y
pose. especially the 20 per 81 y
crease In wages.
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WAGE CONFERENCE
is POSTPONED

The conference OF the managers
and superintcndeuts Of coal mines
Ia this state and Vancouver Island
with representatives OF the miners
union. called for this morning, was
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BALLARD DISTRICT.

tEW ADDITION Gene tntaF FIFs
en- - acfs Hsets 20 rsF ilas close in aniY
ttsk On terms = q PEI aonth. See itili.
rhn's cashier to-day II
So aaisA ioi 90 81 81. tan ailsv.
Manufacture district ballard Phone
ballard sfa use cash --ft.41
epEctAL TO-DAY e. scra tract clos. Ia
i've lets Iahs WaNhlnnfon water ffant 80
fHfh N terms q munthi also TIE flrnraA
tiarksat lana on saTth 81 Waller CitYi
etsap on terms also NJ Green faaks man
flag hofne. will uata fnr Kina counu
ftAth Come. zee Hliiuan'a salesFnsn 10
GAY IN Timea tloeh. We are ths ownsra
III Il
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ZION CITY, FALLEN IDEAL, IN GLOON

JOHN ALEXANDER powlES
UNION OF EccLGsiAsTicisM
AND INDUSTRY cRuMBLEs
AND His PEOPLE PREPARE
TO FOLLOW a NEW STAR
WESTWARD.
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ftap 81
fah0 90 cash balance ESQ % psf month
Lef 8sKigp aii cleared Coed ient house
ifsta ara one tstp elih shinsisd eeeh
shed uica separate pantry ONE
nIoeg rHoA eAH ana aniy 70 minutes
HaF FIuH NIEH
ritn nrALrY. LOAN nANRINa co..
kst thira Ave rQfnsf James r.
o. WAtf.fNlFuRh can LfNE
A beauiifai mHdsfn lrraafH house., unil
mealhs 20 %, sestei sts seoa
" eee. gnlp hHH rashr
Is sams district another froam mod
srn house fui fatl9r nss sra ngg n
occupied Price ttoap. 900 Only itqe
81 % MLgou a co.
Neam . finas hlNF
IN 900 10 yes sIE fuam modem
hoasa. concrete basement siFhflf proc
rff8. one fiaah fa rAf two blocks 10
a. haoi IeFmH $3.50 fhis Quieh
fhaHes Mnffh sfE North pst Niafh ttf
Iffh NAFfHHrH REALTY CO
ass flfmeni ave III
A on % sfso
rWo afsshveea ave lots nerfh see
i.aif. opasf HaHth Aisi ufHet sst
AffFIEW ilEiuNTH - Aefeer fsland
t.ass fttlsf q % silsf tstq Esd ESQ
vaFh. fFt each fie err month Zine
sIsM n Lahs wnuhiasta ava mean.
fafas Nfss fafarHign fFnm f.ss. 80 lafh
ssfaraag ara aanfaF aNefnaana
H HEW Efsf-
isa Msrna street lii
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Steamer Victoria Is dao 90 sail
at z o'clock tomorrow afternoon
With 30 passengers and "A large
cargo OF freight
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steamer Cityaf lsatile sails TO
lulght for ahagway 9th a full pas.
laenaer HIST aud large cargo Of
freight
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INJUNCTION
IS REFUSED

Judge Tallman today refused to
grant the Injunction asked for by J.
s. Hcsllp against Chief of Police
WappcD@seln 90 prevent the chief
from arTcsting Heailp a. vagrant
Healip was arrested on the seventh
Of this month IN q saloon on Yes.
Ter way. as a suspected crook. and
vas sentenced 90 30 days as a va.
grant. the sentence being suspend.
cd and Hesiip ordered to leave
town on pain OF Fe-arrcst and I'm.
prisonment. and asked the iniunc.
ton 20 prevent the chief from car.
rylng out his intention 10 ro.arrest
him. Judge Tailman held that
tho Injunction was not the
proper procedure. and Chief Wap-
penEtein IL said to be determined
TO make the arrest.
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Uncle Toby was aghast al find.
ing n strange darky with his arm
around Mandy's waist
Mandy. tell dat niEgah to take
his nhm way from round yo'
waist" he Indignantly commanded
Tell him yoself. said Mandy.
hauEhuly Hes a puffcct stranger
to me Evcryhodys Magazine
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rwRNn Youn wANr an.


TO The star--Main 1885, Ina
lite.o The star viii cali and coli
lect the hill. and win send 20
rev the answers to yeur al
WIEN addressed ARE The star"
RATES ron CI.AestrtED
AnNtaR tnste
Wanted, lest aud Fou.a, Tvs
ReRt, FoE sale, ste,l one Ce@s
WEED.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans.
~ MeFds Three ftmst Ser -
Ceafn.
Seven words or fractions q
words 20 the Hue. cash In ads
vance when charged 20 aes
count actual humher OF limos a.
got will - ceuntgd Minimum
Din foF ar ~ad" IS cents. nai.
lard want IA Agency, Y H.
Mullen. tgt nalhrd Az opp
city Hall
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couR TO THE QFrfcR Asa s,s sat
u ear nsv fffE ACRE TRACTS epi
rtxhs ~ Nns u ssssiaprasai, iafes
Tract ivat plated tsNe& iand aeeg
rish sol, itaa 80 itft p.F uart HAst
ROBERT aALrnr.
90. f1asstt Aisksa HaH4iHs ~tastf
rfnsr pfvfaioN ppLr sxcowD NOW
warEn LESet. AcHE TRACTS
A.. . seuiinasilan q its SO isnis. 81.
ftaar rtst. sat ssesilI r ths gifsis -
ufsAtss haaitisfs business Rfopsftg Hatsf
wsTwR LEVEL Acnn TRACTS
trees Pltnssf saasfs. sd fsasliT ssess.
nv ss.AYrS 'fsvisr ISe siits' 7 e ~
as e 80 wesit gest itfiI.s lan1s
IVA wzrsk Exsrt scnE faA9fs
Are fhrs1uatig efsafs1 49, aGuEtsf wtfh
ever snaftsf aeFs siaksa sna piaini7
VAIN LEVEL ACRE TRACTS
pfaauss q EnaA tasHna nhw AMI siii -
q f.w pears bsserns irHmsnasiY fsi8Asif
20. issg,fisl -g'gP,s,s 60,
A.. w s;I = * -, t I..a. w. VIII 5i.,..
a. bsgsTs % ysaft haisnrs ssf cash and
~ per nonh faisrssi eriT Z So cent
AtsFsci shoHius psffsct uus aifsn svsfy
cone 70 syr afnes tsssY o. wiih us 10
ssa ~ Nnsff iani ever saf abrgi -
80 ~ ~ no' b dissggo'ss''iax
- Collins Hiurs
nslh Phones -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15
7. II: WARFORD
Manager

Merritt Realty Co. pauard branch.
ia aih ave north Take old Ballard
car and set Of 10 ship street
Splendid Hsfoum hauae ana barn. boH
\ % lot corner. clnRe ~ tiea cash ana
tfo o. the reg month. o. more cash and
less per month. Price o. zee. Don't
paY rent bat boy this
sickness In ny family sauces mo ta
sell ny dairy business - Ballard
cheap" 50 says the ewnsS We inconss
per Nsntk 1896. fine loeatl0R #es ue 81
eNeS Fheee 08llsFa tsaa ia is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

Nsu air fesm piasfersa houss. tisetrie
iehts ara city water. On nee car lire
h.sasssnss u sspth ST. Phens 'es-i
tfi satGatT
tstrtft nsN t.roufn cnftaFe. gerchrs
fhlah. near ear nrhnai and Weed "a
rNfh. Flgw q AIR paint. 81 zoe. ffng
aeNn bal fit per ne 7 Der cent cai
NaFIh ma AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15
MT. RAINIER
ADDITION

TEis oddities T. eeffhF - ihs rame-
ne kins "a Nraniafns shis L. tha
AlaH q Af1HtHns Hhssa frts are aIf
rlsafef sst afaFtst sgsh aiF aater.
80 snt La tlsm go fieH iHte % lets 60.
seFNHa rfsfs ass 81 ffit Der Sos sasy
frrr5s isw Fsts - infrFasf Never o.,
taFs Nsts ssfh iais eifsisa - ttsss
lIftass
This Aaaiflen - taa W asgnatss
sks nsnfNn fsf ~ 1nn ans Wanh
ttFssfE W. Faifffsm e8afiaH HaGsssfrn
rN the xfH4ad= rf rHeHt g. IRE office
aAfHr u nHHa eFsntHas fram Z % 3
RI Fiek af sell ail Say
Ne FHi thls aalifiHn Hn NE HsnaEef
NJ - Asadkf AHaass 50 Ehx fret Haya
Is 20 Wsft even iafNsf ihan 49, h4h an.
tifiNhifH Esd fhe sale - sftlt Eaias
90 n yea aanf q les hat Il aaiaa ~
hfaHf thf H~nef = tik praf7 athin =
ssaH NFr ~ on ONE OV THESE
faA aaa taftss nss 40 faAaN
GILMORE NBuN
tff kfhsNffuann Alneh
Tel y tsft ns1 ftt A ifss
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oREENLAKE and FREMONT.

GREEN f.ARE
4sFHnn nee modern hUust 4 NinFks
tfem esr iai stHiit price u Sfa GtPe
ssh
ruuu usw uaasfa heuse on Nafth
tsfh 81 Soc ttaiff price a. tta. - rash
tefpgm castaas On fefh 81 las ftnttfs
price fs.fea " see cash
HEHnf REALTY CO.
zoe Peoples Bank Hidn
.sin 80 fua asa
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os a ssaasisal shaay iet iesilY feet
ssppsaaiaE rise ,is~ 81 ssana ana
essunssinsl It4sss tsss ea.h. bassscs
sssg tern. -. ,hls teaserfs~ Tsis.
stsa. WIN. uns West 81 AN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

MAGNIFICENT FfEW lot.
tise4 FAHN TERMS
Efsts IN HHfsatNna sod 8fh aFe
reffh ever ieasinn tAkss rnlsn ana
- asffr Ffnr sHa EFhif4fian crossed
f'fsareff sfeW taI ~ haffh ufaaa - -
rlst Fafera sale
NE~RvN A CARLSON.
ses usnnF HaK ttes ena Az
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NORRIS BEATTY co
tft4ttt-tHt WeIkaf uiar
lets Ga tsth 81 aN4 tffH a.
siGa fFaftf. fns i1fstfnh Cas- - had
~ tltt tta sash taiancs fIa rsr
usNth Near University gar ~~1f "a
al zee hfff. nrfv foT tt.Ess
YEEf trsT sDvEs ntpcks FHoN
TfoNFEF n4tAhH Htqh ANp
tixnft.r t.pcArfuN rob AFAHf
kEtT nrftnfNg TNHNa
MfeHtttp aHnA
ROOM zee Col NAN ht.fs1 IT
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AUCTION SALE.
FoR sALe-mfsckLLANgoUs

War Sale YaunK pony nsw wagon ana
harness only ttea Apply AZ nnttafaiilk
stand. Flyer Dock --fa-ts
an those looking Tor psiss piles ~
faff n98d c8mmunlrafa with Hahf
Danran. yuiirsns. WASH ID Bs1a.p
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We Have the Best. and
Cheapest Acreage

o. ths Seattle aistaiai satfs Fhi hen
ant saFIsn tfaata - tEHa go faE4 'sf
q aEfe3 - eagh bal itR see ufaHt# FL
nst esaf lHfsfess MaffaHfV Nesa ntsM
atsffaff We aafF have fra isft
SEATTLE uNaf EIfATH s LAND Nu
tgt Esd Ave Haufh. aaits sqi. ftsFN
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RAINIER VALLEY.
View Corner

a. cslsn,tis rriss isss
lad 1914. Msln stst
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NEAT NEW COTTAGE -Four large
rooms with five aereH srtra Enoa
land ail level deep rich soil partly
Improved aHsan barn. chicken house
plenty n soat esfsr Price iiite Halt
caHh
ROBERT MALTuY.
slt-fat al Alaska Building It'll
FARM LANDS
70 horaa fraufins on iahs ard county
road. ali bottom land also near aeattis.
terms
BONEEH Brown co
ai1 Peoples nanh fslaE -aff
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CNutCN ifDMN ntFNH
Flns aHaffafs aeae tfMrfa ffFHa 80 - -
ihf So aess sfs 80 fissfsa snf iH ffaitt
stasH g. sfsfff sehaet slasNaias tn 49,
eater Firsa 90 safh ifasts tns eatss -
res kafnss ~ sass saa 80 90 mHafh
- " NtGMu4R - tntae wa ~N
cfifrhNN HANgEt
Neass A. slss eat fnast tsrfiflrs ~
sores nsas EVsfatt intsFafhaH efrhaff
81 fe tfsns Use etfsn bsFFF ted aat al
AiatH ~ efNaN fg9tt N@eA Weti NatFF
asaffH uaW 8.yaaas HNfta9s RES f#AeaH
fHrlnafaf = fea Hhfsr hsas ard haass
naif fafnifufs 81 fsf II taa fhiHa = b
MURDOCH HuHlkN a fuNNEnr,e
uaia 1919 ga NmHirs nae 4 tfit
rown ACRES AT HtVnnTuSas ssfss
ffasu tfanasF saasrs fs~ fafeases
HaIe fTar ears aN isFet fIeafsf sst
frnesa larEe ensraH nfehafa ns~
s,faaEn cottage Prise fAEst HssF
tsfmsn
WunkHT NkHFHF
80 tft.f4i Aiashaa nits -ets'tf
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

at L0ra SOLD ~ % uArH
TNaf - ~hst as bssa SOLD Is sfs
afAeaiasa Ness fH'f AdH.fiam WHY Il
re ease II Is fNe MISSY hslMa uMkF fs
t2HfSs Nefth e sns iHfHefhtff anH Na
pssHtan afaaa - sakfe q sirssss ant
ttN kttffa L. aFfsf MOCK TITS "a
fiftsa Hss AZ 4HsHFeffsE EtEW 20 iahas
aff aHuaafafHs 81 nsFsaflaFa aat a
iutaa tes FWN iafks EsFha ant fesNf
FHfs VOW NHHsf FHMstHafftur AtsH fHe
NNW 90 Mns Sow HasiainE wGa - 80
thfaash SO NarfWE aasilian Ffisrs
afs aHW aafg fsft 10 ta7t efn re -
rsNf fa~r sal sc 80 maurfa FaAH
NfeaH tahF rAf So Nf4rG axe atAiiFn
tsgxNnM ATtnsfAt rpHn a AEAtsTr
tit Piuasss MIA aafu TIA f.d tttf
aaIF ff
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ron SALE amau nousss and vacant
lots cheap on easy terms Young a
nrebsrF, lea Jefferson Place. Phone
Ballad gta mIT.fg
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$4,000 Each

Fine Wow lots cheapest close IN Tote
ln che utF ac car fafot cleared and
leHaf to hulld an. only "a minutes from
to auif YOU
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D. same aisfftft another tfaom mod
era hnr1sa f.ut ffrf1f nsa ara nrfsf
occupied Price N zee. ahd only ftee
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Inventions developed ana perfected Havs
eou sH deal u uiay be Norh 81 - -
pore Let ~ help yqu That T. our
wifst ave y II
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-20
CHRISTMAS TREE FAlFY.
Pretty Ornament Ger the Tcp Of the
Tree.

pretty ''"a"SH' :'' n" cr"W"ins
o'anch ~ II" christmas 'r"' = COL!
!alrY r"ivcs"ni.A2 '''. @it.N ~ Vale.
Crepe pare" printed ia 3 holly design
IS used - make h"" .tH1 robes. the
Eirdle Is made Of silver 'inSri. and A
wreath al miniature ''hcial holly
With star made ~ si.V'c 1du'r IN
jhe cr"-rr. CtuN"s hrr flow !G- hair
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-20
ST. Nick's Native Land.

The ci ) of Amsterdam. as You may
SNOW. claims 81. Nicholas rs its pa
iron saint. and throughout all Holland
MS birthday. December i. is crlebrat-
I'd as st Nicholas day. During the
mrs, week of December the shops are
22ily decorated AMI everyone turns
out 10 WIS.,; them. At the candy stores
larc" quantities of ST. Nicholas cake
are on sale. This is crisp ginger
bread. made in the form of little men
and women, and may tie bought in
different sizes. NrijcrS. or sweet
hearts. is another name for them.
After dinner on ST. Nicholas eve
the children of the household sing
songs of praise To their dear old saint
and very often. right as they are in
the midst of a song. candies and nuts
and other goodies come down 10 them
through the chimney, Then they so
to bed and carly in the morning find
their stockings and their queer lit.
tie wooden shoes-which had been
left by the Erate-crammed full OF
presents. just as American children
lind their presents on every Christ
mas morning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-20
Christmas HobuobIins.

Christmas time in Greece is known
as the season of the Twelve Days be
cause over there its observance lasts
for that length of time.
The children are early taught that
during the Christmas period ghosts
and hobgoblins are abroad in the
land. and they must be very careful
of their actions, for fear of punish
ment.
Santa Clause. with his good things
does not seem TO be very popular in
that country. 1t is on New Years
eve that everyone makes merry and
that sweetmeats and gifts are given
between friend and friend
Gaiiy dressed children 80 about
from house to house. singing and
playing, and in return for their en-.
t"rtainmcnt are given figs. nuts and
candy. and sometimes other kinds
Of food
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-20
Saliva & AS PARTY
NOVEL AM PRETTY ENTERTAIN.
NE'<T FOR TIE HOLIDAY
SEASON.
Originates by Youthful Grandparents
for a Family Reurton-LoNely
Home seau:jfed With Attrac-
tive Decorations - The
Christmas Luncheon.

THIS very charming and dcHsh:ful
parry was sjNrH hy Young SIaud, Ar
rH;S. who had a lovely home H!:h
largo rooms. ana they invited the
-rown-up (u,h. too.
III, host and hostess were assisted
in receiving their eues:s 10y Nj. and
Mrs. Santa Claus and Miss Santa
claus. After the greetings. ,hry We're
ushoccd into large room. portion
If which had been converted into a
typical winter forest. in tho corner ~
which VAS 4 lovely Christmas tree all
lelow with liz :.
Before the cjflS We're distributed by
Nr, and Mrs Santa Claus. Miss Santa
Claus told the Old old story Of the
Christ-child. emphasizing the fact that
Christmas is time for gifts because
Jesus was a gift of love 10 the world.
how he went about doing good.
pleased not himself and
living l!te OF goodness and love-
That is why Christmas. his birthday.
: the Gladdest Of birthdays in all the
years. She told them.
Miss Santa claus directed and lead
all the games. and whenever there
came a pause She told such delightful
stories. There We're selections from
Dickens. and "Unc:c Remus," and
many other lovely stories.
The oa'erlainwrr. closed With a
,oyc'y luncheon which was served in
the large d.u;nGroom " he windows
were holly W~c3:hs lied with large
bows Of red ribbon. while the mantel
vas banked with green's and thiclly
studded with rel candles. different
lengths. In the hay window were feS-
toons Of running cedar with fluffy
red he'll SUSPENDED by hit of the
cedar from The highest point of the
arch. with smaller bells on either side.
The long table had Tor a centerpiece
an oval mirror, surrounded by a minia-
ture forest. which had been converted
into typical winter scene by glass
blower. Gliding across the frozen
pond was sleigh drawn by four deer.
in which San'a Claus was seated. with
a pack Of toys on his back, and toys all
about him. Al the farther end of the
poni was a tiny hOusu nesting among
the evergreen trees, The children were
seated At this table with the host and
hostess.
There were four round tables at
either corner of the long table. at
which the older people sat. The CEN
terpiece OF each was a round plateau
of mistletoe. in the middle of which
cleaned flaming star of red. A FIVE
pointed star was cut from cardboard,
then tackled to thin board. The star
was outlined with red candles, with a
cluster of five candles elevated in the
very center of the star.-The Pilgrim.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-20
Santa Claus in FOREIGN Tonques.

Germany ST. Nicholas, Kriss
krin@lc.
Iolland-Suuder Klass. Stint Mica
laaS. Sintcr HAAS.
observation-disclosures
Sonncr klas
Norarlberg-Zcmmiklas.
Alsace Lorraine-Knecht Ruprecht
France-Lc bon papa, le bon de
Noel. petit Noel.
Austria-Niklo or Niglo.
Russia-Elka tiir-trecl.
Italy-Bambino
Poland-(iiviazdka little starr.
dinavia-Kristine
Observation-Disclosures
Denmark-Christus
Ireland-Niamb Nicklausa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-20
Oak Christmas Trees.

We have used. in place of the reg
ulation evergreen tree, a small oaE
tree. writes a Suburban Life cores
pondent. We have selected a prettill
shaped one. the more irregular tn,
better, and placed it in the middle
of the room on the regular Christmas
tree standard. There have been usu
ally a few leaves left upon the tree
which we have taken care not to
knock off
We have frosted one side of the
tree and the branches so that. seen
in the light. il seemed as # the snow
storm had been blowing across the
bare tree and had stuck
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Bells of Christmas.

No other hollis that ever rarC
Ger land Oi ScJ were like 10 these:
No other chimes. nor melodies
Nor any song thai poet SAM
OF Deaths uubrnkcu mysteries
OF Lies Swft-chIu2iuE histories.
Gave such strauS" music to the breeze
Nor swept On Tie winds wings SO far
High. and h,.Yvrl the highest star
Far as the doors Of Heaven are
All other bells that he. ring clear
And loud and sweet for the worlds car
Cad"n,CS tuned To bliss and Woe
Soft bridal lays. sad dirgcS slow.
Glad peals for joy. low peals for prayer
Hut this that thrills the Christmas air
Breaks all of silence everywhere.
The living and the dead are stirred.
As with one vast outrcaChing word
The grandcst ever said or heard.
Chime bells of Heaven. with clang and
clang.
Der all the lands, DER all the seas
No other bells that ever rang
Since time began were like to these.
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The Christmas spirit warmed the
Old ladys heart. and she said to the
tattered, shivering tramp:
IF | give you a nickel how can !
be sure that YOU won't go straight off
and get intoxicated with it,"
Madam" the man answered. point
Ing to the laurel-decked corner saloon,
1T would give me great pleasure to af-
ford you practical demonstration that
the sum isn't enough for the purpose. "
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Prior TO the Estimate

Yes, little girl" said the kind ole
man with the white whiskers: Il hav,
an immense candystore. and fol
Christmas | am going TO give you al
the candy You can eat"
"Oh. goody," cried The little girl
dancing about with happiness.
Now continued the kind old man
how much candy can You eat"
How much candy have you got?'
Indigo
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Kept Him Gusy,

Patience-Ard YOU say her steady
was at her house seeing the old year
out with her?
Patrice-Ies; and he told her when
the clock struck II he'd give her a
kiss for each stroke he heard of the
clock.
Wasn't he stingy9"
oh, no; you see there were IA
clocks in the surrounding rooms. and
no two kept the same time. -
Yonkers Statesman.
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THE CHRISTMAS TREE



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u ';.'e'i Tie Ne.T modest outlay -!
80 cents. tn 81 which Va fa': -
II" boy VII" 'Hoo-1t me 1-"' -.t
t''...li'" - 't.i> Mere spent lor
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Her Christmas Wishes.

Well" said the master OF the
house. 10 the old family servant. have
You thought of anything you'd like TO
have as a Christmas gift this year,
'Lemn." see now" said the old
man. IT ! had my wishes. Id take
dat lon2 black coat you tried ter git
elected in. en- dem ole boots what you
seen de snakes in las Chris mus
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NnrM enian Christmas

Exchanges of calls and good wishes
Is the chief Christmas custom of Nor
way. says the Home MagaZine. Hos
pitality is warmly extended 10 all
Corners. who are served refreshments
from 4 beautifully spread table The
kind-hcarteG Norwcgians remember
to give the birds cause for IA Merry
Christmas by hanging to the ridsepole
a sheaf of corn or of wheat for their
Christmas dinner The joyful carol
ing of the graceful songsters sladdcns
Christmas daV.
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lmpressinq Il on Him.

Did your wife make much of a
fuss when you got in so late on
Christmas eve?'
NO, indeed She was once school
teacher. She just brought me a slate
aud pencil and made me write 500
times. Every night in the year | must
be in by ten o'clOcE"