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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

The services az Trinity TnvtsN
church tomorrow viii BE- a. fcli1ea
q 30 a m. holy communion xifh
short address. fully choral. 500 a.
m, morning prayer. n a. u. Ehnrai
celebration ~ holy communiaa with
sermon Tbs music VIII iAa very
elaborate and beautiful "a bash tee
Z SO a m. and n a. ga. serVicrs Al
! 81 =. m. the service will he tTtdhs
shank Ia y. ana the offrrtosy Nill
DO the carol. Good TidinKA" D.
iiarilett sung az . roio ny Miss las
Ia Martin. chorus by fuii ch1ir INa
hymns At this aaryieu will IA fiss
"Ademte tldtlrM- son. CONS an ~
Faithful" and "uark. tho Herald
Angels Sing
A. the ! q. M. service the srrtAs-
win ~ Eyre Ia u and the HalleiuisSl
chorus Will ~ sung ~ the fult felr
Tha offertory will b. guunfsa ;
Nazareth sung an solo and chorus.
the saia part being taken ~ Ne
bowman Halstpn. Tho hfnlf,a etli
be Christians Awake -Saiais the
Happy Morn. tho "A drstsa fAds3sx
and while Shepherds Watched "
The rector. chs Hsx. a. a. 0pNan.
VIII preach the SERMON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

bad a subpoena 70 serve and Dc.
oided the best way TO catch him
vas by waiting In the elevator
gave the elevator boy a cigar.
See that LADY," said he. warm.
Ing up 10 me The one that just got
Off ON alxg Something { can't an
deafand about her We rode up
and down several times without a
word Well. what about the lads o.
{ asked Oh. It's not much" be
said That lady typewftea for a
lawyer On SIX There came a dandy
fellef on four with a lumber out.
fit down there Well sir the first
time that Teller laid eyes on her,
he looked twice She looked up NJ
the same time. and you should
have seen her blush. lie rode up
20 six and back doWu 10 four. cause
! got excited and forgot 20 let him
off on four Know herr ] asked
Not yet said he. and handed me a
cigar "a vas a good one. too. not
like this one you gave me1
"Noxt day along about time when
she comes. tho old bell rings 10
beat the band on four. aud there he
WIS with a letter that he had 20
put IN the mail box u looked
funny 70 me. cause other times he'd
give me any letters he had 90
mail She was waiting on first
when I got down Wait a minute
until drop this IN the box. says
he to me got wise. The mailing
the letter was all a fluke. II was
the same way next day. You see.
bed look out Of the window until
he saw her coming. and then mall
his letter.
Things went on that way for a
while and he didn't seem 10 make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
LOVE IN OFFICE
BUILDING

any progress. Then be- cnmea ~
me. Say. he says. cant YOU helm
me OUT ana be- gave me another
ciEar--a good one. That noon theF
happeued 10 get on the elevator 10.
gcther. and ! dld the introducing
act and they walked up the street
together
Well, sir, you know those tao
we're Just made for each other.
Shed 90 ont 10 lunch with BIN.
and every once Ia a while ia sec
them down stairs at The show fr0m
my perch IA the gallery she
wouldnt look az another fellow. ard
he wouldn't have anything so 90
with other girls Say. Il was fins
Well a little over " yeas aro
the lumber company he was win
laid off over half OF iia mon. aud
be was one OF them He walked
home with his Ella the same as ua.
ual that night She told me cou.
pie Of weeks later that he had gone
south She heard from him roru
lar for a while. but the other dnr
she told me She hadn't heard from
him for over ak months. She won't
look al other fellows even now
She says he'll show up yet one ul
these days and everything wlli bo
all right n ! was "a Riri and bad
a fellow like that IA throw hgan
over That's all can tell OF ms
story now"
About q week later had occs
sion to visit the same office build
ing Say" said tho elevator boz
right after YOU left. the bell runF
for all that was out and when I
got down who should bo there hut
the guy that used 30 work on four
lie Jumped IA and asked 10 she
here YETI You're a peach. said
why didn't you let her know when,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

The following services have bern
arranged Tor thu Chrlaim8a eei~itFs
tlon az tho various Haihre
ehnFNh eAt
A. the ballard Presbyterian
church. the regular Sunday sff4sssi
entertainment and ChriHimes Tree
cHiebratian Wlli be- given thfs eve
nink 4 good program las hssn ar
ranged The celebration Wii aiarI
at 80 2. n.
AZ the Baptist ehurrh n cnn.ata
sili ~ 9iFeu BY the sunday -cheM
Tomorrow evening af a'r5esss
Christmas tree services Tor the Eiun
dsx seha1i ~ The Christian churrh
wiil he heia this evening
f9mnrrvw uturninH az 3 o'rlas
Christmas services viii be- held ~
tifa Swedish itaptist church Ttia
NnudaE ehool celebration HfH BE-
held at a'cipck tamafruw nrrn4i5r
Tha services ~ she Swedish ftsti.ssF.
an chafeh @ln ~ held at the So
lamdir haiti On West effh ~ az 4
n'et0ek tomorrow morning. aud tta
SUNDAY school rn9rrtniumFuf eisf bs
held 81 - o ~ Wnsins aHay
Services 81 tho ifelandis fstaus rsg.
teal E.uthsran 1hurch wiil bf hrla a.
the saufr hall a. J a'clork fantnrrga
Afternoon. NefVicea nf thr Swedish
Mission tabernacle win hs hffs AZ r
o'riBrk in the evening
Midnight mass viii D. r.lrfrAfs--s
AZ the ~ Alphpngua CathoiIc rtAir,at
this e4nuinH TosuurfueF frrarntre
fnaEs Nlll hs said a. o'clorh sns
high mass wiz b. crisbfuta5 ~
70 70 r. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

Fna wasF Nrge, miHd, hpuJ up.
ard b. Nfnhted tie crank nHt ~
mY hand. ard rat her up likc a
roeksf a. six "a atuut i1 minutea
oaf ihsf bofh came. happy a. could
ue Get the laultor ~ run the
elevators Far D whle. said DO. we
usas sou - cumr vith ua and BE-
stiffness AZ our ecdtsaE don't
kua~ whether uifurasTss Bsgsfif get
paid. hsi be- gave me- ftis facnty.
Nfssas ne wouf dnan % South
Amrfisa snt Hrgrs something rich
~ the hasdsnaa iine one Of his
letters Ffs So nried or some.
GHhe = fle $50 ard hat threw
the sffaie fhirsF eu9 ~ running
HHhe cent hark dusn 90 Soufh
AmeFlea Niih him the neat day
Come over nnme time maybe IN
have auufhwf story fci gan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24


like an inspiration the idea Of max
ing Toys came 20 him.
His tools are simple and consist
OF a scroll saw and polisher To
the aaw be added a a2lnch groove,
which can be gangcd 20 the space
desired In drilling out his miniature
products His work Is done with
the skin and accuracy almost i'm
possible for a sighted worker "a
attain. aud commands the highest
prices.
The little girls of Santa Claus
domain have been particularly fay
ored By the blind toymAkcr. who
deyotes his workmanship 20 NINA
ture furniture Seven beautifully
made pieces form a set. including
the cradle. chiffonieR dressing IA.
Bile. chairs and waahstAnd The Dc.
signs are AZ varied as those of an
expert cabinet bnfIder and scarcely
any two little giria get duplicates
Ny little lady may have her mir.
ruf round or square. or the wood %
her furniture may BE- suited 90 her
taste. as dictated In delldom The
sets range IN price from 81 upward.
depending upon the material
From the proceeds 81 hts work
uaushlp Reeves supports himself
aud wife with all % the ordinary
comforts Of life
During the past 70 years In
foom only large enough for him TO
move about he has turned out thou.
sands o. toys for the children %
Santa Claus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
chrlstmss Services.

observing tho birthday ~ Christ
the churches % the city viii h0ri
services on Christmas day Special
musical programs have bean ar
ranged. the Christmas greens are Ia
place. and all ia IN readiness Tor
the celebration OF this the
churches greatest feast day. Prob
ably al no other season 81 the
churches calendar ~ tho music 10
simply beautiful az ~ this. the com
memefatian 90 the SaVinr'a birth.
with Us special appeal 20 little chill.
drvu. For this day more than any
ether mas truly be called the "Chli.
dfeua day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
lseattie sisr's Exclusive Service.
az G. z. TAvENNER.

az c. ~ TAvENNGR.
WASHINGTON. Dec, 2f-That
there Ia ursant need for more direct
LEGISLATION BY the states Of Cali
fuFnia. 0rosua aud Washington IA
a personal---very. measure against
the possibility OF railroads Hecur.
ing control of boat lines. 10 the In.
lufy ~ eampctliion and shipping.
81 tho belief Of Interstate Com.
mfEoa Commissioner Franklin r.
i.apa.
Camm.s iuHrr s--e only recent.
~ held Eeasiona in the west. In
ehi0h taalilaouy was developed
shaving lnai1ncea in which tho
&eathefn Pacific operated IN 70.
sffalnt q trade Ia dealing with
.aleRMh0t competition Hut Ia
nlazt eiisHs the traffic concerned
vas stale business, and not punish.
able under Interstate laws.
The aeal should have more def.
nste ttala iegiulatlon to prevent
rnllfaads FROM absorbing com.
pstlhg steamboat llnea." declared
ofmMiasienee Lane ia AN exclusive
latefslgs THIS legislation. when
secured. shoHia also mako Il an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

An excellent musical program hns
been arranged for the high mass al
81 Insenh'H church. corner ~ Eiina B
beth AZ. and Aloha a.. which aiti
begin az ~ oCiock The music Is
under the direction ~ Prot Alfred
Luetssf and the feiiuwinE program
viii b. rendered by the choir a..
sisted ~ q fret class string quar-
tsfts upenluR chorus ~Adrst~ pIde.
l~a- tFetefals "kyrie.- .~glaeia. e
credo,@ Sanctua" Hsnsdicgus ~
~Agnua nsi. from Moose soirn-
aeiie. 81 ceciiia. (Gounadb. offer
t1rY. "Pastgrea NiEiianfcs" (Mai-
WIZ choir, sopranos. Mrs o. w
dahuuey Miss Cecil MnhonaY, Mrs
Lillian tsuelsen. Mfa CAiiins Mssa
hehrenN. altos Mise " SchaRn. Miss
Ee9vMns. tenprH. q ~ B1riRnmu. a
Weber, Charles N@urp5 hAaaeM Me-
f.aHiviere, Mr. Schagr. Mr. Sinrsa.
Mr. , J Murphy. assisted b. a first
class string quartetfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
vnRplcrs RETURNED.

Tho Olive II. regrade condemna
ton proceedings we're completed
In Judge Gnffins department Of
tho superior court yesterday. Out
Of 200 eases tried the Jury returned
verdlote In excess Of 81 In only
two hearings. awarding the Man
haitian Building Co s23. 800 for
necessary damages 20 tho Manhat-
tan Flats and $3.50 for damages %
property owned by r. .. Fulton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
0FFERS PLAN TO LOOT
LIGHTING FUND

Chairman Sawyer u the council
s1aes committee introduced IN
~ eouacil last evening his ordi.
acs providing for looting the
sting plant fund Of ti6S.O0 for
= relief Of general taxation. The
aAaafe vas referred 10 the finance
zaEisise for consideration until
= commiitee can assure itself
e - raid can b. lawfully made.
kss1Fs consenfing 20 the pro
- raid City Treasurer George
BASEL will insist on having an
iNaon from Corporation Counsel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

Scott Calhoun that the proposed
transfer of funds Il legal The
transfer Is proposed on the theory
that the general fund has from time
10 time advanced money with which
10 pay the interest on the bond
issues for the construction Of the
lighting plant Az a matter Of fact.
however. this interest was paid not
from the general fund. but from the
lighting fund itself The lighting
fund therefore. DOES not owe the
general fund anything. hence the
measure Il a raid pure and simple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
TELLS WIFE TO CHEER Up

haa avery De Mond. the mor.
- Who recently disappeared
~ mis- city with $50. 900 In cash.
: q which belonged 10 his wife
written letter 10 Mra De- Moud
4as her 10 cheer up. and add.
nat everything VIII be all
= IN Hen of her share Of
lamiIy fortune the wife finds
assurance somewhat problem.
- iH order to make dOubly
fain however Mrs DE Mond
oFfefed a large reward for the
afe u elusive hubby with the
gil simOleons. and the authorl
ali over the country are nov
sslng an effort 20 nab De Mond
ne remainder OF the family
ehequer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
A DAY WITH Gar CANNON

again. besieFsd by AZ members OF
the house. who are not satisfied
with their committee appointments.
or desire special consideration for
certain legislation. Listens 20 and
talks with the az members until
rescued BY Secretary Busby. who
pretends thore IL a party GA the
long distance telephone In the next
room wh0 must be talked 30 az
once
4 q. m. Escaped from the com.
mittee room. and stlil In charge Of
Mr. HUSKY. Speaker Cannon IL
rushed to an automobile which IL
In waiting. the property OF Mr..
Warwick NJ HouEh. OF the third
house. who takes the speaker home
~ a speed somewhat IN excess Of
the legal limit
90 y. IN Arrived az his home,
where he iA wayiaid by N members
Of the hogHe, who have bsen hop
Ina he would arrive before dinner
time They tell him what commit.
tee they desire appointments on.
and shy Ms Cannon has chrwed
through his third cigar. and starts
on a neN one.
80 . m A messenger from
Miss Cannon drngn the speaker
away from thrive inslsieni mem
bers. who are ioath 20 lee go.
ssga p m Dinner with Miss
Cannon and tho grandchildren.
7 p m Into the parior 10 see
four members Of the house. Who
have accumulated. and who desire
TO talk 10 him about committee ap
polutmeutB
IL D. m. bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

fsesstis stsr aec,usiv. Service
WAsluHGrOS. nc ga day
~ith ioe Cannon. czar OF the
teaks7 ga buay one Here "a
'tnCie Saek aaiiy program. which
tafies nssi~a
"a a. Hives AZ the call OF bia
Assisss hay esib and rub down. en-.
essisr Nf4s is.dian clubs.
SIS = a. nnakfast with daugh.
tes' sad xfzafchildren Menu
sifs'aE essTee esEs bacon and
sons IND of coma. n the market
Niil afn'ft e
"a osucs Dictates answers
90 isttefa 10 80 atsnoEraphcFa
shiis t4islu1 Ella iour congress.
7nea. ali az aala Tor positions on
ruumiti.os tltt anta until N 40.
i4 ae IA 0li Foot or street car
90 capitol biaidaE. one and one.
thige mAlea ~ speakers room.
CuafeFs Nth aeesei4fy nusby Die.
tsies Hannb correspondence. talks
eth nanag t8 iuumhcra ~ the
saa4a sho sfs tband camping In
hiA fsona aaA in the Vicinity. ready
10 se3 hfn vhy thsf ought 10 be-
appeingea ga csftain committees.
~ heo1 WALKS frum committee
F1om ~ lta haii ~ the house viih
ten non Exgrsy qasE Still hanEins- on
bis Hsaa is,lunE bin shat commit.
Sec tksy bsiaaa on.
- 8s ) "a. Calls huuro b. order
and begins NuFs u presiding over
that beds @ Ssay until adioeFu.
meut e. $50
ss1 T. ~ A speakers room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
SPOKANE Is AGAINST
THE SUNDAY LID

EruNAEE ugc gf-A petition
sisaed 81 a14,sf zoe prominent bust.
asar Hnd pgal aaslAual mon OF the
ST. haa hhcN presented "a the
mhvor sshinE fhsf the Sunday-cios.
ne aH4RAaca he not enforced.
Tbeg SAB tals o. temporary ox.
psilRnt "rnni thC Legislators can
esss wise ard mode rate laws that
thg peopiu Wish o. have enfurcea.
allNuuf sisf.aalllB and without
G4sol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
SALVATION ARMY
CHRISTMAS CHEER

The Salvation Army Wli tkls
evening distribute iha gona things
watch fhu5 haca been enabled 90
purchase from ihe proceeds of their
s9ees offerings of che past several
aaya over 300 baskets Of Christ.
mas cheer viii Is Eivsa away at
their headquarisss and il rSSh %
the baskets Wili ho as arS'sisa %
fryldaiuffa
Tomorrow eFehine siss srmy viii
have a mammoth Christmas tree
UPON which viii b. 900 pairs OF
ahsa,a and lnuamerahle other pres
enia. a eecA SNure the army san.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
LABOR PLANS BIG SCHEME

charter for the ncw organization
will be asked for al the next meet.
ms d the executive council Of the
Federation. which viii be- held in
NeW York. Jan. 20 A meeting 90
form a permanent Organization Will
be- held Jan ?. Il Is said the new
federation will include 1905. 600
members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

AZ thu First Presbyterian church
the ssFvieea viii begin az 1880 a
~. A beautiful musical program ~
solos and anthems has been ar
ranged under the direction ~ nr.
chace. and Dr. Matthews viii
preach sermon entitled. 'Glorlfind
Motherhood
In tho cathedral there win be
Christmas masses every hour and
hair hour. beginning with high mass
AZ a'elprk a. va. which will b. sung
~ the ehiifrsa's choir. Following
this There viii be iaN riaaacs every
half hour until O'clock when
Stoecslin's Mass lea y viii 10 given
By S. Recess Academy choir Al
II o'clock thu solemn Ponfificai
mass viii b. intoned by nishap
. 1Has music az this mass win 81
Furnished by the Cathedral ehair.
which Win give Gpunods Mass ~
the Sacred Heart In the evening
viii he hsid the reHrer service and
henwsfigiian ~ Nest Hlene~d Sarra
mmnt. beginning az 4 o'vioch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
sclsNrlsr LAID TO Rgsr.


LONDON. Dec. 24.--under the
shadow OF the monument 10 Sir
Isaac Newton, and close 10 the
choir IN Westminster abbey, the
body Of Lord Kelvin. the noted
English scientist. who died Deosm.
Der ~, was buried In the presence
of a great gathering OF scientists
representing America. Continental
and British societies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT
CHURCHES TOmORR0

midnight Christmas service VIII be
held Tuesday night with celebration
at holy communion. A. \ O'Clock
wednesday morning another cuie-
bFntinn uf holy communion viii he
held ana also az tho ~ o'clock nsrv-
Ice. For lhia Christmas music has
been prepared under the difcrtioA ~
the nfganiNt. Mr Fairbuufn. and ~
BLACK viii give n sermon on Tbs
Supremacy Of Christ"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
4oYT eoEs EAsT.

Henry n HoYL formerly assist.
ant In the office Of United States
District Attorney Todd. and who
was recently appointed attorney
general of Porto Rico. left Seattle
yesterday for the east lie will
spend the holidays AZ Spokane. and
then proceed 10 Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

The letter from DE Moud 81 dated
from Oakland Cal. bat n Is the
opinion ~ Mrs De Mond and her
attorney that the man has continued
his trip 70 Nevada or Arizona. as
it Is believed be intends % settle
ia one of those states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

The services On che church ~ Our
Lady 81 Gead Hsip WIN begin with
high mass ~ a. M. followed by
ioa mass every hour until the NJ
o'clock high uisss Special music
viii BE- Furnished by thr choir. and
Father o'firien win preach the
Christmas sermon.
A. ~ Marks Episcopal church a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

NV YORK. Dec. 2t.-Piaus
= been completed for the forma.
q q Temporary Organization
shea VII embrace all the build
trades unions in the country.
! as<ofdance with the appeal made
ne lasi annual meeting 81 the
sAeriean Federation Of Labor. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

ff ELIZABETH n. GREGORY.
hasa4 lacl44see Ser~ice.l
VEN fNRA DEC - Hundreds
"A aaadrds o. tuys are turned out
|nnally IN brooklyn BY a man
fas neser saw one.
1afies Reeves. the remarkable
|zlkeF u these toys. Is totally blind
|sx san oniy recognize one object
- another BY the sensitive touch
1 - fiaEer tips
Elzhout the assistance of seeing
~ b. has mastered this art and
SIS the distinction Of being the
x.azl ard only blind toymaker
s 4s United States A. the time
b hst his sight there was no
gAcl To train the adult blind and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
SUSPECT ESCAPES JAIL,

While being led back 10 iail after
being questioned, John Brodine. ar.
rested several days ago on snHpi
cion. slammed door between him
self aud the officers and made his
escape After the examination he
was turned over 10 Jailer Corbctt
70 be sent back 10 his cellA While
the reil door was being unlocked
hs daahed through the police gar
ags and noting has been soen Of
hiaa since.
Safety Razors for Xmas presents.
flalfe. dftf First Az. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
FIRST PICTURE OF ADMIRAL EVANS GREAT FLEET AT SEA

REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPH FROM ruosoAf,
SHOWING THE AMERICAN aAr TLEsHP ARMADA As IT PASS
10 DOWN THE ATLANTIC COAST OPPOSITE cHARLEsTo%N,
8. c. DESPITE THE PITCHING OF TUoaoAr
THE HEAVY OCEAN SWELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. WITH hls
CAMERA, STATIONED IN THE low, OBTAINED SPLENDID
VIEW FLEET, WHICH WAS sTEAMlNo RAPIDLY SOUTH
WARD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
DOn't Bead

igf8Fe settling orr estimate on
Yi4mhing aud heating Modern
hktHfea az fair prices q H.
bFota Plumbing Co. 22t Pine st.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

day school will also have a Christ.
mas tree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

9gshlan building. artistic photo
sspns 81 reasonable prices. No
lohs 90 other frauds. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

= a Coe has been appointed
Washington Fire agents 10 Dayton.
Ohio. sss
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-14
HEREpITY IS NOT ALL.
Physicians Now Believe Less In Trans
mission Of Disease.

Medical men are coming round TO
the view that IL IN the personal his
tory that is Of primary Importance. or,
In other words, that a mans own man.
ner of life. his record Of health. and
his circumstances should be more
carefully considered than the illnesses
that his ancestors died OF. DR.. Rabag.
llati, n medical examiner for insurance
companies. who is we'll known in the
profession which he adorns. and OF
high repute in the north Of England.
has devoted much thought to this
question Of heredity from a life insur-
ance point Of view. In his opinion II
IL not so much disease that IL trans.
mitted from one generation TO an
other. but organization, or human
ity," as he expresses II. Any member
OF the human family may suffer from
any disease to which humanity is sub
iect, and when an individual so suffers
Il Is the cause of the ailment that
must be inquired into. Exposure &c
this or that set Of conditions brings
varying results. II the body Is exposed
to one set OF conditions II will take
on govt; II to another, consumption
II to a third, cancer; and so on.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-14
SOME WIVES ARE DIFFERENT.
Quiet cynlelsm, or Good Honest Row
Which 10 the Better7

Most men," said the man OF expert.
ence. think II must be awfully nice
TO have a wife who takes things as
coolly as Dave Potter's wife takes
them; but others, more discriminat.
ing. prefer a good honest row to her
style Of quiet cynicism. The way she
behaved the other day when she
found a letter In Dawes pocket from
a girl Is an example OF her method.
~ don't see. wrote this girl. how
on earth can ever live without you
Dawes wife read that gush, and a
lot more just like It, without ever turn.
ing a hair.
well. she said. quietly. that girl
is a fool. II she knew you as we'll as
do she would be wondering how on
earth she could ever live with you
And that, in the opinion OF the dis.
eliminating few. cuts a whole lot
deeper than a common. everyday rum,
pus."
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-14

backaches, and my general health was
affected when began using them. My
feet we're swollen, my eyes puffed. and
dizzy spells were frequent Kidney
action was irregular and the secre-
lions highly colored. To-day, how
ever. am n we'll woman. and am
confident that Doan's Kidney Pills
have made me so. and are keeping
me we'll"
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-14
Proof Of Merit.

The proof of the merits OF a plaster
Is the cures 1t effects. and the volun.
tary testimonials OF those who have
used Allcock's Plasters during the
past sixty years 10 unimpeachable
evidence Of their superiority and
should convince the most skeptical.
Self.praise is no recommendation. but
certificates from those who have used
them are.
Allcock's are the original and gen.
uine porous plasters and have never
been equaled by those who have
sought to trade upon their reputation
by making plasters with holes in
them. Avoid substitutes as you would
counterfeit money.