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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16

The local market for cotton quiet with PRICES
FOR middling Gulf Southern spot markets tee-
S a. 10 isc sa a bales Norfaf Stead
9hesnged at loize; saies 7s5 bales Baltimore nominal
,.les. 2eo bales Little Rock s-eady. 3lec lower.
bales cEsrieston firm. unchansed at ioe' St
ftsady Unchanged at 70 s-1ec; Sales Sal bales Kew
% s6S'' go nS9sgS em ~ IS sesdy 9hca s41 a.
- lee sales 200 bales ESTIMATED reGeiPts at Lee
cas- gss o ne los wes and 40 las last ,s eaI at
bales aeaiast SOS last week and Gs7 last year
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot. good
S.1sn saes lo sse 80 o1 s1ics AND @ S
s,s upland 519s Futures o1ened s'e4ay with P[lSes
MARI asa: March-zpr 54e5zd; Aprl-SIay and MAY
June sd: Jpne-July 5.s5i5d: JulyAugust. 500; Au
tober-NoTeInber 2s5sd NovenbeT- December 2sd
Manohester-Yarns hrm: cloths firm. but prices
FLOUR AND MEAL-In the -four market yesterday
,asTe vas moderate trade in spring patents; other
s9S without change Spring patents 81 io%$t az go;
spring clears IS gss 10 ezra No g giRtsr
WHEAT flour dun 81 il as2 IS spot and to arrive
RYE flour quiet: quoted: Fair to good 50 s5@
s l ass3sd to fsns died
Ii5ssi 20 G eosrse s. sssl 10 TEED@ws:ter
.:andaFd nIddIins sci 10: aour do; sZs 2s red dog
so . All January shipment city bran $50 90 bulS
hY chop g! 20 REk ssi 70 s2 bs4 n an
syS da win quite % aeene w,d lef
ma tsees "'ii seIow the previous night one
tine The st &c net higher ana hsd Ihg Mondof
hut heavy selling at outside points ilotAnIs - ,rfe1
rash houses. presumed be against larger coulTy
.pss paved the way fos ge 5a
snov reported in parts OF the e oIer:
s,si continuation OF the buiiish seai .hn
Which getting some head~ay @hen hell thor
oaghly s5aked and without any protection AssnI-
iHT that The snowfall ample 10 protect ne CO
tst.on again 70 tho Northwest bis
serve only ~ Ssls s and With the further help OF
deeesse 22i7Ooo bush in words stocks 81 ~ 90
sssh year oocssoned the rally at fnidda {sry
espaiehss said that from ssp'e4GI vbes! had been
received al Minneapolis compared with .'toVo uo n
yea and that Neb.aska wheat ,a eneY caused by
ca shortage IN Northwestern states afo me i"taer ped
demand fer wheat at Minneapou, Win The eTeep
,on OF Dq1o point advance az esasard ae4raaces
eonsisrea under recent average ot ws,r a
SCI By the small interior movement Ssh marcel In New
YORK closed r. follows: NJ red , 6sTe sac and
Eo2 hara 1inieI s4ise 1roat coHNmThers as
demand for pretty 1seh az oSs, no idea
that ssa.hsr conditions unfavoraele Tor e nj
asht ana grazing bulls R sse o.. oferngs ord
oonnt N s,esnass abroad moderate ifai,2n "a ne
nissrnoon due 20 the Eaes ase nd final prices New
gork were e higher xp9Tt ssnf 70 2s6 900
russ is5'rlee o.ins 20 $4,000 bush compared With
1870 bush year ago 10 zoe :, aroat bite
bose 40 go SSe s.ilox so.c aioat oAIsI b
market of the most ae n mission house buying
s ShfsTorabs weather and setsi!y a hrh eeng Is
.a asrst q NsT fs az ~ ssSasg natsToi white
MIG 90 No. 4la4.1sc. aid ei iigi'ssy~sIarket nominal
sfe,fMrr.T IMssgel duii: quoted: - . '''f w ~
KEW york PRICES ysste,.
go Low Ce,se day
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The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. 10. 1864 Broadway. between Seth
and 3Tth sts.. until o'clock D. m. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
oftices at regular office rates until ) O. clock
u. m. viz: pa Sth ave. 5. e. cor. 23d St:
I53 9th ave. cor. 18th St. % East l4ta ST.:
2s1 West 42d St, between 18th and Sth ayes.
2d3 West 125th st.. 1928 Sd ave, between
Teth and 18th sts.; 1925 Sd ave-. near e1st
st.: 1IoS LIST ave- rear S9th st.: 1877 East
l.Eth ST.; 75e Trsmopx ave-: ESQ Sd ave.
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lplE FEAR.

Barber-IIe admits that he shaves hmnelf, says
hos too nervous TO let a barber do It fear the
fellow might take a crazy notion to cut his threat
Man in the chair-Rdiculous,
BaTber--Aint ii. though?
Man In the ehatr-Yes. There never was bar
ber-ouch,-whn had q razor sharp enough 10 do
that-Tha Catholic Standard and Times.
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A TROUBLE MAKER.

Towne-The other day I helped your friend Dub
ley 70 select beautiful etching
Browne-Dont mention Dudley to me; he's no
friend of mine.
Towne-Why. he told he going to send
the etching present to you
Brown-So he did. and my wife made mo re-
arrange all the other pictures IN the parlor 70 make
for it, and I'm not done yet.-Philadeiphla
ORES
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF an execution l. Bernstein,
auctioneer. win sell to-day, 10 g. m, lot
OF mouldings, picture frames, handbags
and fixtures at 1853 Grand St, Manhattan.
By order OF Alfred Freeman, Marshal.
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ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SIS
TO 500 MONTH? corresponding fcr news
papers; sure, steady work no cauvass!ng;
experience unnecessary; send for particu-
lars Press Syndicate. Lockport, n. Y.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERLAIN ex-
perienced for family OF two; unques-
tionable personal references necessary
good wages 10 competent applicant Call
between 10 and II q. M. 444 Park ave.
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263 West i25th St 1888 Sd ave. oetN cen
10th and 18th SITS; 1925 Sd ave. near 61st
ct. 1908 LIST ave. near S9th st: I5T East
I25th st.. 1856 fremont ave-; $50 50 ave.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value: made
into new articles or exchange for new jew
elry or japanese goods at NJ. F. Teppers
factory 10 West els. st basement
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I53 9th ave. cor. 18th st: 9a East l4th st. !:
PSI West 42d St. between 9Th and Sth aves. :.
263 West 125rh St. 1925 80 ave-, between
10th and nth sts.. 1925 Sd ave-, near 61st
St: 1908 LIST ave-. near S9th ST: 1877 East
l2sth st.. 5bs fremont avs; go "a ave
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. I

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CARPET CLEANING.
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and childrens discarded Clothing,
fne Evening and Street Costumes, Jewelry,
Rric-a-Brac F1lrs etc MI or Mrs. NJ.
Natal. 74s 9th ave Tel 670-Bryant.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line. Six
teen words. seven times consecutively ii,
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen days IN
The Tribune's Directory OF Desirable
Rooms. Write Ior circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had, free OF charge. at the Uptown
once Of The NewYork Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between 86th and 18th SITS.
ODD ST, so WEST.-Select family
house: handsomely furnished suits;
single rooms: baths every floor; hot
water supply: steam heat every room.
table uneXcelled for quality; special rates
TO desirable families and permanent
guests Tel. 1919 Riverside.
SMALL family. upper West Side. near sub
way and elevated express stations. offer
attractive second floor room to gentlemen
desiring generous table. comfort privileges
of we'll ordered private home: references es-
sentlal. A. l. b. Box 40. Tribune Office.
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DENTISTRY.

gPIDGE WORK revoIuIonized by Or
Bucharan's latest invention. teeth with
out plates, specialist IN porcelain crowns
md iniays. insrpenkive Or. Buchanan. Gu
Madison ave. voTner bsth St
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DREssMAKTNG AND MILLINERY.
DRESSES for the South: modsrnizing
dresses during January. February; mate
r'sl accepted: moderate prices. IS West
4eth at
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FOR SALE

HELP WANTED.
Malls
ANY INTELLIGENI person may earn tT5
20 500 monthly corresponding for news
papers; sure. steady work: no canvassing;
experience unnecessary; send for particu-
lars Press Syndicate Lookport, y. Y.
BRIGHT BOYS wanted. from IA 10 10
years old: SIS q week. Apply after 0
O. clock. Theodore B. Starr 1920 Broadway.
BRIGHT MAN, having acquaintance with
business men. ono capable of closing
large deals. large commission to right
party. Oswald. room POI. 277 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED,
Female.

ABRAHAM & STRAUS.
BROOKLYN. WANT A
MUM Der OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER I6 YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
p a r c r L WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
TENDENT. d e p A r T.
MENT OF WRAPPING.
BA SEMENT.
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ttsemsnt. received at the following branch
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15S 9Th ava. cor. 18th st: 90 East i4tn ~
257 West 42d St, between Tth and sth aves
$50 West 18th St: 1898 Sd ava. bstwsen
10th and nth sts-. 1928 Sd ave-. near 81 q
St: 1IOS LIST ave. near seth ~: 15T rasx
125th St: TS6 fremont ave; $50 80 ave
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263 West 12Sth St: 1898 Sd ave. between
10Th and nth Sta: 1925 81 ave. near 6lst
81 l7Os LIST ave, near Sch st l67 East
i25th st 756 fremont ave; $50 30 ave.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

r
Single Insertions cents per line. Six
teen words. sever times consecutively. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered TO- q period Of fourteen days In
The TribIna's Directory OF Desirabls
Rooms Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had, free OF charge, at the Uptown
Ofice OF The New-York Tribune. 1884
Broadway, betw zen a6th and SIth SITS.
FOR RENT.-s3o 18th st., N. W.. WASH
ington. D. c. Furnished rooms with
board; private baths.
2SD ST. 1857 w.-LArge front room. south
ern exposure; all conveniences; 81.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS; sunny
large closets: cleanliness: modern plumb
ing. London Terrace. For further partiou-
lars tel. 6lle Chelsea
PHYSICIANS OFFICE-Attractivs pri-
waite house Madison ave. Tel.-5325-7e
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MIDDLE AGED man wishes position; use
tuI Trustworthy; good references and ex-
ecutive ability! salary not such an object
as congenial surroundings. Taylor. 150
BleeCker 81.
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MANAGER or steward: hotel or institution;
experienced temperate; Yankee any part
OF the country. c. H.. care Gillis, lot West
1880 st
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% m, viz: 254 sth ave, :. e cor 23d ST. :
i58 9th ave. cor. 18th St 90 East 14th st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05

Afineemeat -Bse,a. boiled. picked.
ana chopped fine may be used In
stsad Of apples for mineomoat Part
spplea may be used OF not Make
minesmeat from any desired re-
clpa. II no appiss are used. sdd
bolfaa elder. n convenient. 90 The
seasoning. This will be great
saving Whan apples are scarce and
hiRh priced.
nlaemts-Isoft over from ons meal
sar hs made aa nice ~ when frat
baked b dampsninE slightly On
cold uatef and putting in hot oven
for ten minutes.
To Settle Coffee-Tho egg she'll
does no good whatever % o. the
lining inside Of the she'll that can
BE easily paiied out OF each haii
sHelL pIaeed ln a cup Or tumblar,
easafed We know the ahalia
are not clean. ard more when they
are Kept 81 some chemicals iu cold
storage theg are not fit 30 De- boiled
and the extract taken into the stom
aeh Remove the lining na soon as
you can after breaking the eggs.
then yaa save the ggifpis skin
Spice cake@ Cream two 9cant
cups Of sugar e1fh three -auartors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
SOM DAY THE PEOPLE Will DECIDE TO PROTECT rEmSEsES-wArtH
EMPIRE STATE NOW

Suppose the people OF state cNasperated at the exor-
tonate rates. miserable facilities and beggardypaid en-
pyes great public service corporations should find some
way to compel reasonable prices adequate facilities and we'll
paid lahorG
Wouldn't that 70 a long way towards solving OF the
biggest problems al the country
You say It's a dreaus--that IL cannot be done
|, can be done and It's going be done by one Of our
sovereign which has decided to be sovereign
Perhaps you arc no, familiar with the New York Public
uulities Binp
II Is now before the legislature and is going become
law because the movement that put Hughes IN the
governors chair determined stamp out graft
and rottennesshat big OF pubiie sentiment VIII
compel the passage Of this extraordinary bill
II provides for boards OF five each. which wi
complete control Of every public service corporation
in the
These boards reduce the price Of gas OF water.
electricity They fix railroad rates and street car
fares They can order trains and and
have them heated better lighted. better ventilated
They the adoption Of any safety appliance They
can compel the number 81 employees and
uae their hours They order stations and better
tracks. They tax wages.
OF course the corporations never dreamed Of such Laws
this.
And there is no appeal from the decisions Of these
boards unless show that Il has suffered eon-
scaon the orders Of the boards have resulted IN
the loss OF reasonable upon the actual capital IN
vested
This btu not an mSed blessing It ought 70 be
necessary for have protect ourselves by interfering
with other peoples But the corporations have
tagonirei the people In the end. public sentiment - all
powerful II in 1910.
The point sdo the public service corporations wan.
such bin in this stateP
II for them decide. New York has found way OF
reief-not altogether good way. but sti way. The
people do have to sabnit any longer.
There need to specify Everybody knows the
dous Everybody knows who profits while the people pay
Everybody knows where there extorton where facilities
are inadequate. where employees uderpaid and
worked where human safety and human life ignored
Let the public service concerns take notice
Because they doing the very things in this
that created the public utilities bil in New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05

".
Now we are In Nsw York. OBJ
Iect II nay Widest CURIOSITY.
but what's the ussf
Mfa CnshwAds had herself routed
heFs over a direct line from ATTAIN
lie city. which 80 left without SEQ
Ing anything more Of than a aait
vatef taffy booth. but HAD
hopsd % nae nomethiHE of the me-
srnpolis aud ths ''ursat white
Way. aud centrsi Para and the
Issttssy snd such but uix fof any
NJ The kights
NIGHT have had q chanrc
81 seeing = little Of IL hndn1 Mrs
Cslahwads thruwn . M or = faintinK
sp~li o. whatever u Ia that come
from ovsreAsing. and ahs was
Transferred from the train AZ Jer-
sey CITY fntb an ambulance and taxi
90 20 her hotel. and mc. llkr q
faafh. fuf. set marx Good Samaritan,
holdlng her hand IN the anbuiancs
auh seeing nothing uansuai bat a
hersS car
OF coarse. u vas stick In the
hotel after that. a. usual. with no
society but -Alcxandaw- the par.
rot ard the hotei In BROOkLfN
II that
an beginning 10 FEEI. iiks I
Naa ssnt up for life Glorious old
NeW York on the other side Of the
Eat river ard me coopea up with
fsf womas She dossnf vast 10
sec anything. aud a parrot. Moth,
tns 10 80 bat read The Life Of
LADY Jane Grey oai ioad and eat
Nothing "a think az but what I am
~ lsaiuE MIRA Cuahwads really. in
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AUNT POLLY'S CORNER

Of a cop Of butter. then beat In
three whole eggs; next add one
teaapoonfm each Of ground CHINA
mon and cloves. three quarters Of a
cup ~ milk. and SIT two teaspoon
fuis Of baking powder in two cups
81 flour Lastly. add oue-half pack 4.
ego o. sacdieas ralsins. Bake IN
slow oven forty minutes.
DouKhnuts--Whsu making dough
nuts ndd one cup u fiueiV mashed
potatoes. and they require tess flour
and YOU will have iisht. fluffy
cakes
white hose ore more comfortable
aud durable and are a boon 70 PEG.
Die with tender feet
Sour cream makes a delicious
dressing FOR cucumbars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05

have fouad . model husband.
Less ms tell yoa about him. RE "
big. strong mau very plain In
drpaz. vho has briak step and an
e4pr ready smile ttis eyes arc al.
uayA sparkling with mefrimcnt and
his langh. big healthy guffaw, is
really the most fascinating laugh
ever heard
Hls wife - delicate little
woman and maas Of this time not NJ
al wsii. She has a eig house 10
look after and with ouiy ooe
ssrvant u occupies most Of her
days keeping Il tidy. And good.
neaa taous' I'm Eure u could
not look ss fresh and sweet n her
husband didn't hsip her.
Whau the man comes home In
the evening be helps her with tina
unfinished hnziassa.T such a.
moving the piano and sweeping b..
had u. carrying Ia the wood and
coal And water You sould smile
II you cav him. broom IN hand and
hia eifea dlmlnutvc apron tied
around hts waist. sweeping of the
walks and the porcnes and shaking
the ruRa
This mAn who helpa hla wife
aaga be loves 20 help her. II would
taks half the sunshine out Of his
days. he says. could he not come
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WHAT'S A MODEL HUSBAND
PROPER CONDUCT TOWARD
Itrg As SUGGESTED

houghfally beating hls wife and
hands bis unopened be r. euahfned IN the
a a Model Hueband
possibility and Kill her Heltfs
nohHE do sish popular
mayand probably doas-budoze her
giving him spend at the
the envelope fa opened doea not detrac from the fem
nina ideal o. what husband SHOULD do.
the world and
grocer the
the Fundamental principles Of
happiness household allowance Of
be a husband insisted going
an paying bills himself
To really be Model fusbandnot merely domestic pE-
q bad n model mother.
that nice regard Tor the rights Of
others courtesy and military neaness without which man Is
% five win than Hottcnot or Digger indian
The Who reaia 70 his wife az the unoean stories he
Is unfit 20 associate with his family lie
1. model 70 Be stunned No likes 70 have man aasnE
she 20 have her Husband
ing home can have too much - vel as TOO
little Of her Husbands society
index mans rea character Is The way he treats
hor mother y "a always the W
stuff and OF narrow mentality Who offsets
10 amothef's' visits
dIsturber domestic peace Is the Jealous
feminine nerfes than the husband whe
invariably tells hs wife her hat Is unbecominE Or nat
Off since he married her a. though
a n figure guaranteed fadoioas
thoroughly believes In the Sardou cure for d
VOICE: clouds darken the matrimonial sky whka bis
theater takes her out TO dinner IL the man
apt find domestic happiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
FAIR BUILDINGS READY
~ JANUARY 7, 1909.

&. J Smith. chairman 0f the eK.
snnilVe COMMITTEES ON building and
grounds ~ the Alaska. Yukon Pacif-
v exposition. has pledged 10 the
exesutive committee that cYery
building for the big fair would be
ready BY Jan 4, 1903
Twelve bids fOr the c0neifuc-
ton Of the administrator building
we're opened lals Tuesday after
noon bat the award waa not an
nasineed.
dby aHhmaieonn. aaAlaHka.D t0w
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THE MAN WHO HELPS HIS WIFE

home IN thr evenings aud hel2
MARY With her wesk Ne saYa II
makes him feel that he IL marn a
partnrr In their home
Husbands. how FaAny q Yna help
ygar wivesf Perhaps roo imagine
that yoa have snsoNh ts d If tbs
offics hnldinE up YuuF end. aa1
that II IL but = wlfely dutY "a do
all the hnuaraork
But that is not the idea Aany
husbands. iika the one ! told you
about ind boaaeW0rk aetaalis
amusing when thcy uofE Stfh thslf
wives Try a. Take the bigger
household tasks OF The little wifs'a
shoulders Thea. you wlll make
her days happier and her ilfa loaker
and you viii learn 10 love xoaf
home As a zffonE fortress 70 which
you can flee at the end Of the dAS
away from the basinese worries and
problems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
YUKON RIVER
is Open

WHITEnORaE, v r.. June 3D.
Navigation on the Yukon from here
TO Dawson opened today and the
first steamer. the White Horse. LEFT
a. noon loaded with Seattle pas
sengern. Steamers will follow a.
ths rata OF two a day aud al viii
De loaded with passengers and
freight
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Y. N. c. A. DELEGATED
RETURN FROM Jlp..

blF iniefnatlohal Y. " a !.
wofkhFa wiii arflYs from 49,
morrow on The Minnesota 80 :
zoe snesis Of the local assa. 80 =
TIE four wDfkers we're ae' s.al.sa.
- The Worlds ehflstlsn Fess-ss 49,
Council which has been he 49, Ia
session IN Iapan The bsrtr :
eluies Mics Harriet Tayalar as.. =
Condo, ruth Rouse and run d.
son. run fAk
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sslllsoHAm MAN mAaslss.


CHICAGO. June B.--iSst night
George Elmer Hhskins. a promi.
nnnt man Of Bsiiinsbam. wash.
VAS married 70 Miss Crace " Mi
lar ~ the home Of the brides par.
enfs. The canpls left on tbeir
honeymoon trip 10 California and
val se a home AZ fseIlinsham With
in the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
ePaInkLe az wnoMo nouRs.

Assistant Superintendent John
Lamb. Of the water department.
SAYS that there are apparently .
great many people who YET have NOT
learned The hours for Hprinklinf
The time so Ia from % 8 ~ IN
the niorninE and evening through0-
out the city.
O1lnK 10 tkia apparent inciffer.
enee on the part 81 the public Of
the rules Of the office the innpect-
ing fofce 10 being increnHcd
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NATURALIST LONG

One more unfortunate
Getting a mint
OF naforletY.
Pushed tnte print
studied Wild animals.
Lived with them once.
Told by Authority
lie IL q Ounce.
Writing more letters
Than Yun can mention:
Nobody paying them
ABy aitantlon
What IA the end Of him.
Sighted already,
Since be has ventuFesf 70
Differ sith Teddy.
Lay him down tsnderiy.
let him retire.
He has been branded
Also q liar.
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The Interests of hamanlty. ought 70
b. ESI0fNED from travelling Llfs
ia an old ladies' home would b.
little lees exciting and = blame
sight less AEErasafing
Diana. you ARE un against IL
tro b coufsaosdl