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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

week az the Seattle theater tonight
Commencing tomorrow afternoon.
the Earl burgess company will pre-.
sent Lillian Moftimera rural melo-
drama, mo Mother 20 Guide Her.
II has never heen aeen III Seattle be-
fore, The title suggests the nature
and character Of the play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Picnic al Pleas
anil BeaCh
.s5fR AUSPICES or HOPE
LODGE NO. -.

~ June =. 1901 Basketball
a kinds q outdoor sports.
music ard dancing. and n
rzl good time Boats leave
at sac. 10 and IL 80 a m.
lJ9. $50 and ESQ p. m.
I trip. adufta Soc. children
4 Y years. &c. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

Don't fail 10 viait the 4. s. Navy
Yard az hremetton. the natlieahlna
Nebraska. Oregon and Wisconsin.
the Gunboats Chicago. naalou ana
Albany. the TraluinEship phlladel
nhia. the Prlaonship Nlpaie. and
tho Great Dry Dock boats leave
Pier ? Sunday AZ ; 30. 10 and II 80
a N. i;ts. 30. $50 aud 20 d.
m Round trip 50c. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

After tonight and tomorrow i
continuous performance. all OF the
acts now az the Star theater Will
leave for other cities ON MONDAY
afternoon the star will have Nellie
Eltlug q Co, In Picking the Win.
nee," and also Allen Shaw. the coin
and card manipulation. both or
pheum circuit attractions Other
sReeialiics of the new week will
be kreisRel's Dogs and Cats. Haw-
ley and Leslie In a comedy singing
and dancing act, Ia Mas belle Meek
o.. an acrobatic coincidence. Eddie
Roohfh and fresh motion pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Faust~ Again.

ny special request the Taylor
company Wili produce Faust At
the Third Avenue thcater SUNDAY
afternoon and night The original
intention Sas 10 close with Faust
tonight but a popular demand tuf
two more performances led the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

The Grand viii be dark next
week. Ethel aprrymore'a Walt hay.
ms been postponed until the first
Of the month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

Corner First Ave aud Marion ST..
serves a special Sunday dinner
from r. to p. m. for Doc. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

The san Francisco opela com
pany comes TO the Grand early in
July for an extended run The
opcnlng bin will be "Fantanna" 10
be followed by many other aue.
eeases. both new and old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

"a Texas steer" will be tho offer
ina NJ the Lois theater next week
and promises To be one OF the most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

Blanche Weaver, Emily Stevens and
Belle nahn Many OF them were
seen tn Leah Rlcschua" two seas
sons ego Mrs Fiske's engagement
Is for -four nights and a Thursday
matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
RACINE.

10 give an adequate production OF
this famous fun making farce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

At the Seattle.
chinatown Charlie" finiahes the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Location

north OF the city limits the Seattle
Railway which line have arranged
fare. The boundary being Wood
9ofoOt boulevard leading TO the Country
Club and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Description

Gilbert Place lots f6foot alley and 6efoo
street high slightly ground with commanding view
fine coll church within stones throw o
this property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Price and Terms

fOr short time placed the market at
$3.50 lnsurng the purchaser
within the reach Of alS25 down,
$500 per month cent
liberal Of sickness the buyer
given liberal extension; In short Judgment taken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
Immediate Application.

Is Nj. chainl ion i'll this ear
! Iie II' StipfI, uttered in ii IpItd
arnNinr.*, ana even appealing tone. ar
rested III" attention OF everybod. in She
elevated railway coach. which was cruwd-
Cd to its utmost capacity.
II mean Mr. W. J. CHar"pi"n."
All eyes were TUNED uI,un Tie speaker,
II tall. wild eyed W, st slider WHO was
c!InSinS desperately to Il strap and try
ing IT, steady himself without digging
the bfim of Lis rat into somebody's eyes
a. stepping on some helpless passengers
corlS as The car lurrhcd from side to
sid.
II ask again Is Mr. Champion-I ueg
your p-rd"n SiI-in tn" caro-
What do YOU want of him?" gasped
the sufly passenger clinging to the n-Xu
strap.
'Dc YOU Sc" that Sign howled the tai,
man, pointing with his free hand to one
of the advertising cards Near tnC Ven
tilatorS. 1t says. For Space in rLis Car
Apply to ". J. Champion | want space,
| want it understood that l am applying
for space in this car right now, If Mr.
Champion is not here. gentlemen is there
any person legally authorized to represent
him. | want space enough to live in
space enough to breathe in
But here the train stopped at a station.
and the rush of passengers who wanted
to get of swept the tall man. still pro-
testing at the top 81 his voice. cut into
the oren air.-Chicago TribunA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

the money has been deposited and the
The deposits would he placed i'll the
naIional bank of The district where
thcinoh"y has been deposited and the
dc position two per cent interest. This
~ stem would he for the special btne-
ii; of the newly arrived Immigrant )
vino are slispit inu" "f private banking
institutions but who have absolute
faith IN The government As is frequent
~ mad" ctid,'rt BY their purchasing If
postal money ollrr, i,.tNab:.. t. tIrln-
se!rc:,.
Mr. Hityer Says he hn;j, that there
is 4 sr, at demand rom IL" public for
postal notes, ami ii is I'll. purpose of
the d 'pa:tlnent t. recommend such
payer iii denominations # /, cents, :,
cents. - cents 81 "eEts. % c,nt+. :"
cents ~ cents. ~ cent. y" cents: %
cents. 81 -. ard UP tc s. -. It is the
Intention 20 hay the ncte< payable to
V il. be cltar.'c,. hu, time VI IL V save Il.
as no adviccs IN" to b. S4l, Frola
cent 10 . cents the notes viii b" made
payable to bearer. and no Zee will be
charged. From Mr.. Meyers address
it is very apparent thai he expects the
postutt;Ce department to pa II much
more Important part in the lives of
coming generations of Americans than
it does at the present time and to be
II factor of much greater usefulness in
the business OF the country. His Sug-
gestion; seem sound and although
some of them may APPEAR radical to
Americans. they are all steps in the
right direction and will r,eri- the most
careful consideration of cur national
lawmakers when they assemble next
Writer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
An Overworked EIocutionist.

Once there. was Il little hoy whose name
was R"f crt E""cc
And every Friday aiterno"r he had tn
speak Il piece.
50 MANY poems thus he learned, that
soon he had Il store
OF rtcitati"us in his head. and still kept
learning more
AMI now this is what happened He WAS
called upon one week,
and totally forgot the piece he WAS about
to speak.
His Lrair he cudCclc,; Nc. IA word re
manned within his head.
And 50 he SpOk" al random and this is
what he said:
MY Beautiful my Beautiful. vino stan
est proudly by.
II was the schooner Hesre. us-ths break
ing of the waves daTh"d nigh,
Niv is the Forum crow del? What means
this stir in Rome?
Cndcr spreading chestnut tree there is
no place like home.
When Freedom from her mountain height
cried. Twinkle. little star,
Shoot if yon must this old gray head.
King Henry OF Navarro,
Roll on. thou deep and dark blue castled
crag Of Drachenfe,s
MY name is Norval, on the (;ramrian
Hills ring out. Wild bells,
If you're walking. call me early to be or
not to be.
The curfew must not ring tonight Oh
wcodman spare that trea!
('harse. Chester, charge, On. Stanley. on
And let who will b. clever,
The boy stood on the burning deck. but
| go oil forevcr,'
His elocrt!or WIS superb. his voice and
gesture fine.
Ills schnolTnates all appla uded as he fin
ishe,l the last linc.
j 500 II doesn't matter" Robert Thought
what words l say
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
Good Sport.

There is a certain Western Congress
ii.tn. Il golf enthusiast. who When II"
came to Washington for tie IirSt time.
WIS accustomed to get to the Chevy
Clause Cll;b's links early in the morning.
WHOM there would be no one to with, s.,
his lack Of skill
ON one occasion Il cadde had followed
him to toe tee and offered to so the
course with hin for the modest Compen-
sdtion of fifty cents.
i iun't need you. my boy said thu.
Representative 'I'll 20 il alone" as he
&nok" the Westerner. making ire
r!endous swing ut the ban. missed it by
I; foot.
I'll 90 round With You tor :; quarter.
sir said lie caddle.
Again the amateur declined tic cd>i-
dies attendance and again he swung
at the ban with the same result.
TN 90 with Won for fifteen cents. said
tie hoy.
This 50 ratified IT, newcomer that he
padc tire !uor" wild swings. The cad
die. as he reiterated Il h;t. cdli a out
Say mister, won't YOU take me round
for nothing? IN 90 for the fun 0. it
IIarpcr5 Weekly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
The Only Fair Way.

IF the Legislature fails to enact
EX"ctly. And the only way the Legs
ltttlre can fail (" enact measure II
t. r"j' Il it, hecaus" it must take ac-
tltn on every matt"r Which comes Be
fore it. -WatcrVilc sentinel
We had supposed that the LtSli;t-
tur,s of Maine had failed to take az
ton upon IA great many If tie measures
that have come before them THIS
would appear to be the record. We
know Of Iu provision of the coli"tltu-
ton or the statutes themselves
subject t, |, legislative amendment
or r"pral--whirh oblisrs Il LcSis-
laturc to take action "a every matter
which comes before it," The SentInc!
is utarly wrong in this assertion.
The Legislature might, if il CHEESE.
tuke action upon /, resolve submitted
to il. under the Initiative and Refer
endunl. by p"tition of l. 900 legal vot-
ers or it might. at its pleasure. decide
to take no action whatever upon II, lii
Nn!cl event IL "ouio tiici' -" 'iNN'''
to The voters, ut Il special election and
il It's original draft.
Under such circumstances It would
be submitted tn the voters purely upon
its own merits, without previous
prejudice. and free from the ulstrdc-
tions If partisan politics.
In our Judgment this is the only per
fcctIy f;tir way in which such Il QueS-
ton as the very important one of re-
jectins or retaining the prohibitory
principl,. can be submitted to an eX-
preston of the popular will.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
Sentence Sermons.

y" llfe is fruitful without frost
Az helpful service is born Of SYN
Iathv. '"-
Folks Who expect failure seldom a..
disappointed. aie
PHtience with iess-r lives is bonn Of tho
larger life. W '"e
ron are ire" from ahv divinity So ion..
az YOU deSpise any humanity ''io
It's hard - stay blue when "a, a.
Frightening the lot of another "'e
Many, thinl; they r"rent TIE sowing
Wh'H they only fear the re.ping. '"S
You never viii have the privilege NJ
sNmoathy without the prize If suffering
ferf"ftt" is = good Gcal NOR. tba,
Pile '''i peo-
f'n may know by its warmth and cheer
"h"ti"r mans light cones from,
lraVen.
40 wonder the hypocrite decives HIN.
SIT when h." is foolish enough to think
- is Ie"oivinc the Almigh:y.r ~. -
FnlkS VII" are seesawinsShefwesn right.
ana wrong always think hatgRrnTidencas
ives them a good many tiniIsontls Noysnss
in lif----Chicago Tribune g -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
Little Of Everything
The Markets,

He price IT everything is liSh.
And Likely 10 90 higher:
Its tough on ol". who has to buy:
Oh, pity The rror bC>ci,
His diamonds are costing more,
His coal I. swollen SIN:
His milk. his meat. and things galore,
AT greater figures co1e,
THIS year ms turkeys oHt Of siGat,
I.is goose will not be cooked.
His drink will cost an added mite,
Each time his elbows crooked
~" Sears that IL. will be "a tramp,
Unless lard fate rel"nts:
And 'rarVe'S tllat Il two cent stamp
Still costs Il mere two cents
-I'Hiladelphis. Ledger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
Missed His Vocation.

Reginald DE koNen, TIL" composer. tells
of q grocer and Il druggist who attended
a Wagner concert AS the program did
not pleas" Il ON, they began TALKING on
music in general and on Wagner in par
tic'llai.
Another example of the fact that
every mar wants to 30 something out
of his llne. said the druggist.
''Tht;'s all right" asSented the grocer
Now. I'm grocer. but I've always
wanted to be u banker"
You'd probably fail" added the drug
sis'. Look At me. I'm a sue, css as q,
druggist, Yet I've ;;luavs wanted to witt
a book. This man Wagner tiles Ills
hand ut music Just listen 10 it. And
yet we all know he builds good paiIor
cars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
A STRANGERS sa3tRArHY,
Dorothy's WEAKNESS ~ SASd Il az
Musicians kindS Act. III

Dorothy Prince sat- playing bacR-
CANNON with her mother in the par
lor of a summer hoteis She tried I'd b
lively. nut her mind wouif wantler 10
tn" group of YOUNG peaj,ia whose fun
she could hear in the distance. or TO
the music which sounded from the
library. ~ fsi
Dorothy had nsilal IN he4n Tbs life 81
the company in theiK,eveHins %. Iun or
On tn" Ions. tran1pas ,ee< sf9resf trails
and noun ms; }btitS thiss3Sphinr Mrs
Prince was svrncthfns Of an nvaiil.
| ard Dorothy VAS most often seen pac-
ing at ;i-r si,ic, Or reading to her IN
acr the trees. She Carried off her M
seItishne So with 50 gay an air tiiat Ter
friends rather took il for granted
lawfully sorry you can't go to Twin
| mountain with us. Miss Prince" the
| college man had said as 4 merry party
started off that morning, and Dorothy
! bad replied lightly:
| Thank YOU. I'd like t" 90, but TO-
| day | cont think | can.
| y" one surprised a look of wstfu-
ness in her face. although the longing
| t" so mad been almost unbearable It
had beer hard day. and when at
evening time Mrs Prince was too tired
to read or visit with the ladies' Doro-
thv had suggested backgammon.
Wh"n her mother stepped to the
Nclanda for a moment or two. she
leaned back in her chair and let the
WEAKNESS steal unawares into her face
and attitude.
Suddenly the musician stood in the
doorway. and then quickly. stepped to
Tn" young girls SIDE. sa
Il beg your pardon" She began. Il
haven't had the pleasure efEt meeting :
You yet. but want to tell ssou how I
much 7 enjoyed your slntanN Sand
then" She added. '.if you9i StsrilAsT y
want t" tell you that I've the,l NQltF%s
ever since 7 care. ana aprfHrsates All NJ
You are doing FOR your notftr, IT'S y
beauti'u' wgA w
why, thanl; YOU" wds Al that Dorz'
athy hal time ~ ,ar before the nuSi- \
clan had corn @rI Mrs. Prince was
back in her scat again. But nothing
seemed as hcf.rn porcthr no longer
felt weary and discouraged. The SYM
pathy and appreciation Of this heauti-
fuI woman a stran.er-had given her
Just the courage and inspiration she
needed
Nv" missed YOU III that tramp yes
tcrdaN. Miss Torothv." said III" col
legc man the next morning. u Thought
perhaps you'd care to go out to see the
Glen waterfall with me. It'll be hne
after last nights rain"
ia like TO-" said Dorothy, but
and then came the smile which was
sure to end in no
"'Ixcu-e me- interrupted voice.
and again the musician stool uheA-
1cctedlv at nor side, hlushinG. Il over
heard Mr.. Wright ask you to go 10
walk she said. and before you go
wanted to ask whether your mothcr
would like to hear some music tHS
morning.
GLOW good Of you said DorothYs
lils. but her eyes said much more
When she returned from her lnother
room a moment later. there were t"o
pairs Of grateful eyes bent on 'he mus
clan as Dorothy said. Mother thiIhs
it a lovely idea. and thanks you
mucli.' and them turning 10 the !o""s
man. added. as if finishing her 'htef
rupted sentence:
'It is a glorious morning f"r '"e
Glen YOUTHS Companion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
The Election Results.


The "ff-year elections are over and
/ tine results may he summarized as Ak
ccedinSly gratifying to the Kepubli-
cans, ;tnd if the Democrats can find
anything i'll the returns t" give them
any courage for 1908 they will have to
U.s. an exceedingly powerful micro
scoop" 10 find it. With Guild carrying
Massachusetts by l0J.00o. with a Re
publican state treasurer elected in
Pennsylvania by a ua.irrity OF Ia, 900
With Republican, supreme court judges
elected in Nebraska Icy Il INTEGRITY OF
2',Dco. AND with Il Republican clean
sweep of Kentucky for governor and
other state officers by Il majority of
l2,6oo there is no lack of material for
Republican Congrdtulation.
In Rhode Island the present Demo-
cratic governor l. Reelected. although
by q slid)lc, margin than last year.
while the other state officers and the
legislature are safely Republican, In
New Jersey also a Republican lcgisla-
turt IS elected and the governorship
Their" is so close that it will require an
Official count to determine the result.
In mississippi and Maryland as was to
he expected. the Democrats elected
their tickets by safe margins.
In the Cleveland municipal election
which was watched with fully as great
an interest as some of the stat" con-
test, Tom johnson def ats his Re-
publican opponent. Congressman Bur-
ton, anC will preside over the affairs of
that city for another term. johnson
is very much Of a buffer and some
thlnS OF denaSoSue. but Cleveland
seems t" like him and certainly he has
built 10 powerful personal machine
there which it will cost the city some
thing 10 got rid Of In the San Fran
cisco municipal election Taylor. the
anti -graft candidate. who was made
mayor when the courts drove Schmitz
out of office. is overwhelmingly given
aaothtr term thu. best clements of All
Parties Joining in supporting him.
The Massachusetts result. since it
comes the closest home to US is of
Special interest here III Maine and the
Repnhi"ans If this State will send
htaiticSt concentrations to their Pav
state brethren. 1t is a significant fca
tur" "t the result in Massachusetts
that Whitney. the regular Democratic
nominee who wagcd his whole cam
la'Ih IN the 'de' Of tariff revision
and reciprocity with Canada. was not
only overwhelmingly defeated but even
ran tar behind his party ticket in the
agricultural and manufacturing sec
tons rf the state
Th" result III Kcntuckv and in Ne
braSka Is especially significant The
latter state. the home of BRYAN is as
s"lidly as over in the Ecpublican COL
ulnr. while Kentucky. long = Donna
'ratlc stronghold. has been brought
Ii:t" the Republican ranks in s,,en3iJ
fashion and is to be figured M, 1o,,,.r
AS y sure Dem"r ratio state. but as =
doubtful State in the next prasitlcntial
campaign. The results of TUESDAYS
election Wilt I'LL Republicans every
where with courage and confidence for
the great battle t" be wagcd a year
hence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Nearly every other woman walking
on Fifth avenue these bright fall days
wears flower OF some sort pinned to
her coat or dress. The most elegant
affect the white gardenia. which is
rare ard expensive. Others choose
lilies of the valley: some carry or wear
one American Beauty: up-to-date
ta''or-made girls wear a yellow chrv:s
anthemum. and SO it goes down 10
those who take faux de miAux IL
cent bunch of roses from tho hoy on
the corner.-New York Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Tie famous Baldwin works turned
u fIir Indication Of the demands uf
business upon IN" railroads "f til"
country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Fuller returns from the MaSSachu-
s~ttss election Show that Governor
Guilds plurality was even more
sweeping than vas indicated. The
policy II i"gislating for the interests
of Canuda, without regard to home in
t,r,ste is buried beyond all hope Of
re SURE ctiun in the state where its sup
nort was supnOSeu TO be Strongest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Tia Journal has always bell. ved IN
clean, healthy. strenuous contests
"f lhN 81 al skill and endurance- long.
as 'i"y are properly conducted ana
ci,;n III character. When. however.
they drnH,t from this standard they
i'ci'y r"rit the condemnation Of all
good citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
Not His Fault.

A first grade boy hrcuch, perfect
spelling papers home tor several weeks
and then suddenly began to miss five and
six out of ten.
10" 'i'is, son: ask Us iathtf-
How is it the te:c!crs fault
She moved tie it'll" boy that sat neat
to me. '-Lippincott's Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

With six gubernatoriai candidates IN
the field, to say nothing OF d host OF
other political aSpirantS, the cigar
tra,ie should have been unusually good
III Mas;ac huacttS. the past month
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Chairman Dimrlng of the Peunsyi
wanna Democratic state committee. who
rr'dlctcd u 4o."No ma jorjty in that state
Lar his rarity. APP ears to be about on
tn" sam" plan" as Il prophet with cor
tair p"tn",ruti' l. tdcrs here in Main.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

With *"nooo.0oo in gold on its wav +,
this country the outlook for an a,sv
money market is certainly very prom
lsing. This condition will grow con-
stantly better as the tide Of Euronean
gold continues 10 flow to this country
IN payment for Am .i,an aerjou;tural
prOdlcls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

good way to avoid the. rush of the.
holiday shopping season is to BEGIN
cary I" m;tk. your purchases In this
way YOU Viii secure opportunity to
max" selections from full stocks. and
avoid tn" rush ana very that vii,
,rin,' later ON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Ia" I'CiioriatI" candidates III MaaSa-
$ciiF Hood Il the mails with political
crf' :Ial III last Gew days prior to the
state election The r. suits attained
h> th"m certainty would not Indicate
that TIM, styI" Of campaigning is pro-
d'i,;Iv" 1T political results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Tie American who vas recently ar
t"rnl for 1t lecture doubtless appre-
,iat"d this Timely and generous as
SI-tai".. Of the russian government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Mary laEd woman WHO is suing for
diN"tr' 81, : slr left her husbands
nous alter il" had struck her three
times tiaNlnG had three strikes She
'\ih"ntiv rcr"srlzcd the propricty Of
retiring from the home plate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

S"'n, hos the report has gone abroad
that Nj. iryan and Mr.. Hearst are no
longer IL, close friends that they were
when the former first ran for the
Presidency, At that time they were in
separabe--a Neritahle political Damon
and TythiaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

one photographer states thar he has
he"n successful in securing 1000 photo
graphs Of Mars. They might be used
to considerable advantage as substi-
'ute for the pictures on many of the
postcards now in circulation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Tie E"Stpn public baths are reported
I" Fave lost II 100 towels last year. but
the "It;. fathers probably regard it as
Il JGati.iable contribution to public
cleanliness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Argo Red Salmon is an ideai w.
Thompson's Dietetics, one OF the stanu-
ard works on foods. gives Scammelfs
tables as follows: The per 'e" 20
muscle building material IN oeei %
per cent, eggs Is per cent sai,'o" ar
per cent AS brain food. peer @
cent eggs (white) ~ per cent '!ose'
per cent. Salmon and per cent