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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

National Association Veterans Of
, the Mexican War
National Association Master Com
position Roofers of the United States.
State Liquor Dealers Association.
American Federation Horticultural
Societies.
Society of Horticultural Science.
October
1-3-Virglnia, North Carolina and
South Carolina Photographers Asso-
citation.
3-New Jersey Day.
4-Pennsylyania Day.
7-12-Apcient and Honorable Artil
lery of Boston.
7.9--Grand Royal Arch Chapter of
Virginia.
! educational Funeral Directors
Association.
S.9--Fertilizer Manufacturers As
scciatlon 10th special day..
9--Yirginia Daughters OF the Con-
Efcdcracy.
| educational Congress of Mothers.
I0.11-Grand Commandery knights
Templar (Virginia) Doth special
lay).
11-Daughters of the American
Revolution Especially.
1t-12--Sons of the. Revolution (spe-
cian.
, 1920 = Troop "a" Governors
I Guard. Hartford Conn.
i 13-14-.Junior Order United Ameri
can Mechanics Estate Council of vir.
ginia.
i4-20-American Contlnentals.
l5--Brooklyn Day.
15-17-Ancient and Illustrious
Knights of Malta. Q7th special day..
! 15-18-Military Surgeons of the u
is. G5th special day..
J5-1S-Grand Camp Confederate
Veterans of Virginia Gsth special
sdav).
151s-Grapd Camp Confederate
Veterans. Col. VIM. II Stewart.
| Portsmouth. Va; 1000 men.
16-Connecticut Day.
! i6--Knights Templar OF Virginia
| Dav.
| 7.20--virginla Christian Endeavor.
18--National Christian Endeayor.
| Washington Day.
| 21,23- brotherhood OF America
22-2d--National Association Agr-
,cmltmral Implement and Vehicle Man
iufactlirers Oath special day).
Second week-Interstate Assoca-
J; ton Live Stock Sanitary Board.
| 22--Lumbernlan's Day.
/ 24-Free School Day. I
26--JameBto%ii Aoronautlc Con-
| gross.
Dates Not FIXED.
Columbian Woodmen.
National Council of Women.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
Rustic BFiGge, ON Exposition Grounds

2,7-Fraternal Order Eagles 18th
special day..
Massachusetts Day.
9-12-~Indepcndent Order Rechabitea
9th special day.,
0-l5- Improved Order Red Men
Great Ccancll oath special day..
10-Rhode Island Day.
1012-Jamestown Dental Convcn,
ton u1th special day.)
l0-l2-Southern Branch National
Dental Association.
10-12-Virginia State Dental As5o-
citation.
[ 11-i4-American Veterans of For.
eign Service.
-Superintendcnts' and Work
erS' conference.
12-Maryland Day.
12-Baltimore City Day.
13-Old North West Day.
14-Gospel Army.
i4-National Magazine Readers Re.
union.
16-19-A mcrican Anti Saloon
League.
1S-Vermont Day.
19-Maccabec Day (ladies).
19-21-Lcague of American Munich.
palities Uoth special day).
educational temperance Day.
23--Robert Fulton Day.
25-Society of Colonial Wars.
25-Florida Day.
25.2G-- Federation OF Sunday Rest
Associations OF America.
2G-Retail Merchants of Virginia
Day.
2G-27-Amcrican Peanut Growers
Congress.
30-5-Farmcrs Week
a0.2-Sigma Chi Fraternity.
Dates Not Fixed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

Guard.
6.9-Knights of Columbus.
S-Ohio Day.
11-Natlonal Haymakers' Associa
ton.
11-17-Knights of Maccabees, Mai
w. III. Sletzer, Cleveland. o.
12-14-Southern Amateur Journal
lists.
12-southern Association of Jour
nalistS' Day.
13-Reunion Jaquelin-Ambler Faml
lies.
15--Jolly Jokers' Club.
15-North Carolina Day.
17-Francis.Lewis Reunion.
1S-2i-Woodme of the World (22d
w. o. w. Day. (Encampment.
1S-2i-Boys of Woodcraft, w. o. w
Observation-Disclosures Reunion.
20-22-National Association of Mu
nicipal Electricians (21st special
day..
22-Louisiana Day.
23-Mexican War Veterans Day.
24-Newshoys' Day.
2S-30-Firemcn of Virginia New.
port News.
2G-31-American Osteopathic Asso
citation (29th special day).
3l-Chappell Family Reunion.
September.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

lima Military Academy, Citadel,
Charleston, S. c., Col. Asbury Cow
ard; 100 men.
23-Railway Telegraph Superinten-
dents Association.
20.22-Virginia Bankers Assocla-
ton.
2l-North Carolina Teachers Day.
27-rennesscc Woman's Press and
Authors Club.
2S-South Carolina Day.
1876 First Kentucky Infantry.
% Commonwealth Day.
July.
West Virginia Day.
jefferson Day.
4.S-1'wcfth Infantry Co. 3D." New
York.
ST National Association of the
Deaf.
limited Confederate Veterans
Especial day..
l-United Confederate Veterans
(Tenn) Especial meeting).
5--American Boy Day.
G-Kentucky Day.
713-First Illinois Infantry, Col.
Jos. b. Sanborn, Chicago, H.; COO
men.
7.il-Macon Hussars. Capt. w.
Wheeler. Macon. Ga.
S15-International Theatrical Stage
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
CONGRESSES AND SPECIAL EVENTS

An incomplete list of the conven-
tions and congresses to be held ut
the jamestown Exposition follows.
Others will be added to this list:
May
6-11-Hoge Memorial Military Acad.
envy
6-7-League of American Sports.
men.
7-8-National Machine Tool Build,
ers' Association
9-Homing Pigeon Contest.
10-Medico-Psych Associat-
tlon Day.
Between 5-National Lumber
Manufacturers Association.
13.2O-North Carolina Military
Academy, Col. W. NJ. Jones, Supt
Red Springs, N. c.: so men.
14-17-lndepcndent Order of Odd
Fellows, Grand Lodge of Virginia.
14-25-Sovercign Camp, Woodmcn
OF the World.
15-Virginia Red Men Day
characterization Officials Bureau Of
Labor Statistics Of America
15-25-Horner Military School
Capt. j. c. Homer, Oxford, N. c.; 60
men.
15-25-Staunton Military Academy,
Vim. G. Kable,, Commandant, Staun-
ton, Va.
IL aptlsts of North America.
20--Structural Building Trades AL
lance
20.22-Golden Cross.
20-3- Mississippi Agricultural and
Mechanical College.
21-Virginia Council Junior Order
: United Americans.
21-24 Interstate Cotton Seed
Crushers' Association.
22---Brooklyn League Day.
24-a1-Wentworth Military Acad-
4 envy.
Flshburnc Military School.
~ 27.31-Gcorgla Military Academy.
+ 30--Patrlck Henry Day.
Dates Not Fixed.
South Carolina Press Association.
Rebekah State Assembly |. O. Il.
Railway Claim Agents Association.
North Carolina Pine Association.
June.
3-6--Virsinia Polytechnic Institute.
3-7-Pennsylvania Military College,
315-St Johns Cadets. Annapolis,
Md
3-4-Tri.state Medical Association
of Virginia.
5--CClonial Danes of America.
5-Hcptnsophs (Scvcn Wise Mcn).
5-15-New Jersey Military Acnd
envy.
5.11--Wcst Point Cadets.
5-7--Gcneral Federation Ct Wumcn's
Clubs,
6-Women's Club Day.
7.S-Woman's National Press Asso
citation.
a-Confcderaic Naval Veterans.
educational Eaitcrlal Aesccia-
ton.
s,7-FirGn Georgia infantry.
10--Georgia Day.
10 United order Draids OF vir,
10.16--Virgina Military Institute.
l0r1G--Virginia Brigade, Gen. G. C..
Vaughan, Jr, Franklin, VA; 1900
men.
11-District of Columbia Day.
11-Savannah Day.
11-United Order Druids of Vir.
ginic Day.
11-Leasuc of American Pen
Women.
"a 12-Virginia Day
12-l4-United States Lifc.Savers.
13.15-United Commercial Travel
crs.
14-War of 1912 Day.
13-15-Phi Mu Fraternity.
15--uniied Commercial Travellers
Day.
1h.22--co. a. nth Regiment, New
York National Guard.
l6-23--Co. C." Twenty third Ma.
tional Guard, New York.
16-22--Dccatur Cadets
l7-22-Grand Chapter Phi Alphn
Gamma Fraternity.
17.22-Trnyclars' Protective ALSO
citation.
17;2s-Amcrican Institute or Homo
opathv.
1922 International Association
Chiefs of 'olicc.
1926 Citadel Cadets (south caro-,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
Some of the special days fol.


tlon. Some of the special days fol.
low:
May
G-League of American Sportsmen
17-Indenendent Order Odd Eel
lows G.. l.. ", special day.
/ Virginia Red Men Day.
National Hotel Mems Day.
brooklyn League Day.
23-Cincinnati Day.
"a Empire. Day.
30 Patrick Henry Day.
june W " i'll
5AColonial DANES Day.
6-Womens Club Day.
7--Woman's National Press Associ-
alton.
s-Mary Baldwin Seminary Alum
me Day.
Confederate Naval Veterans
Day.
III Savannah Day.
i IL District Of Columbia Day.
I 2--Yirginia Day.
14-Phi Mt Fraternity Day.
15-United Commercial Travellers
Day.
~ Travellers Protective Associa.
II ion. f#
1s--HcrneopathIc Day.
1S-Claiborne Family Reunion.
mathematician Chiefs Of Police
Day.
2l--virshia Bankers Day.
.- . L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
OUR COURTS As OTHERS SEE THEM

While the critical attitude towards things
American Is not always convincing the views OF the leaders
thought interesting and at times IN
ucye Particularly has becn tho discussion In Euro
pean and during tho past ew weeks
American courts OF Law
The final ties, Of any form Of government ability deal
gu, equal justice sso rich powerful
humble.
large section OF the European prcsa be believed tho
American form o government does not meet this test
Of Vienna maintains that one OF our
great difficulties right OF judges To Interfere with the
executive which only theoretically indie
pendent practically Judiciary Whenever peaae
nuy body aud Parayse the arm OF tho
executive Nothing Is more the regularity with
throw the naturalization no eonta
sion by interference with its procedure every
(vcnnal system b being under
by courts which controlled by vested interests
prcease OF dosnE Justice We read all
made 20 depend peante toehnleaea OF the moment
number Of English papers that courts Justice and
sacrificed procedure when that condueea to
the advantage wealthy ngant that tho loss of confidence
Of traced to the nefsaey Of AHsrAn iaaxs
and the great pcrssns attached sehaeauss when u
question Of great corporation on the ono hand and an es
popular the other that our use
injunction :" fragrant scandal that no English
this writ with such indifference TO every
Of fair play that the American lawyer inc hanger
on OF corporations wealth need ar che law
They say judicial procedure has become "A menace TO 80
eiety wealth and IN indfc
sa 10 human life making country higher
other country In the world except italy
ana Mexiee
elaborated machinery until bound and
nepcs sanlsd tine isshn'eatss Of the ia~
s, Justice
News charges ian assfsse "a he
practical justice ard children mutaed
hundreds that
practically bring suit and that " the ever
reached out o. court tsehnesiy or
decided constitutional ont that
nosIss eoadeas Of justice fate play eermea
ssnse
These are bu. Of ne character.
Judicial which vii not bear
close critical analysis Judicial defects
are due TO the ,hsrs
IL something criticism Even
otherwise broaduinded and inteifxcn who
eble his INDIGNATION because of
Of Justice due nwfsns vsnsl
Judge But happily worship giving before In
tsulgent and wholesome criticism.
We begin 10 Justice. that
cred Of rs abhorenee bessvss hap
pens pronounced BY who for few brief years wearing
judicial srnnc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
SCRAPS

There are only sixteen women
dentists in New York CITY.
Two tnfiniteslmal white sEgH tax
the tiny nest OF the humming bird.
A late AZ May the mail serv-
Ice 10 Dawes. switzerland, required
slelghs.
II 4 estimated that 10000 pigeons
live inside of the downtown loop
district of Chicago.
One OF the best architects in thf
world il the Oriole. It's graceful
nest contains four TO six whitiah
eggs. marked Sith black and brown.
The king Of Siam has become
Europeanized Tn most respects. bot
he stiIl maintains a large harem In
a special town" to which no man
but himself IL ever admitted.
The percentage Of females EN-
ploYed In four branches Of IahoT
In France Is: Agriculture. %. com
meree. IS. domestic purposes, II,
and learned professions. 81
Working women In the fruit
fields Of California will heneefor-
ward work only eight hours = day
instead OF working from sunrise to
sunset. A. they have hitherto done.
The duke OF Orleans. who has al
ready explored hitherto unknown
territory at the extreme north Of
Greenland. has just left Christina
for a fresh voyage to the polar seas
on his stout little yacht, the Beigica
Five thousand pounds were paid
at Christc's auction rooms. London
recently for a neck lace. II Waf
composed OF fourteen emsraids. siS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

oh. What IL the moat approved
method Of dispensing OF prisoners
captured By pirates ," Robert Do
mauded OF Col Crust.
1t g. considered very artistic. :"
said the experienced rufftan. 10 re-
move the treasure from tho prize.
then blow her up with all hands
on board First. of eoarss. We a..
low the victims TO plead for their
lives This t. done because. after
the cxploalon. Il IL too late 20 have
them plead"
Have yoa ever done this
oh. yes. several times II was a
grand success each time. except
that the powder would not go off
We lay several miles off waiting
for the boom Of tho explosion. but
Il did not come They marh have
cxtinruiahed the fuse. and that n
what call dirty ball
~ this inneturs Robert din.
ccrned a Spanish schooasr coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

from tho south. Tho pirate shlp
BABY Mine hailed her asa prize
Coming alongside Of her Robert
found her 10 hr tho Manana. Capt
CouchAs. bonna fran Honduras 10
Al0sals with fruit I, Was with Joy
that The pirates swarmod over her
side. HsalatAnce was useless Aee.
tnE thia. tn. captain and mate did
not stop a game Of monte they
we're playing With an uuiaandared
pack Of cards
Surrender cried Robert. Nith
Col Crust By hla side
We have. Haid the captain.
ten minutes aEn
Tho pirates therefore took pos.
aesNion az the ship There wefe
fusff paaEeusefA aboard who
strsliied out on deck ana inspected
the pirates with much interest The
camera fianda among the capiivea
took snapshots right and left. and
bemoancd the fact that they we're
short ~ films
tCanfiuuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

friend OF her "eoortlng4 dsya, and
said
awhon my man and me wa+ en-
CARED. o insisted on buying me a
present. Says q. let ne hhy YOU
ring with a atone la ~
Says l. I have ring aud
bracelet. n you must buy mo
aomothing. bur mo sometians for
my neck Aud he did, too. ~
bought me a cake OF soap
ODE TO AN AUTO.
After v. X Gilbert
Rolf on. machine. roll oni
Through each familiar atrgsl
Roll on
what though sou trip my lsssed
feetf
what though your number ns'er IL
seen
when DER me rolls your car Of
green.
And / sniff smelly easolinef
Never you mind.
Roll ont
Roll on. machine. roll ont
Throw on me mud and Dust
Roll on
ia true that am somewhat
muHaed.
And thai 1 Hwofe a frw 'tiH true
When o'er my proatrate form YOU
flew.
hut don't let that bother yon-
Hoil on
beaver Republican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

large pearls sad 50 mArqulse-
shaped bgiIIianta
An interesting relic OF Napoleon
Bonaparte has been placed In the
Nottingham Castle museum. IL
consists Of a lock Of hair Of the
emperor which vas cut off about an
hour after bis death.
Victor Herbert. Nho has been
commissioned By Oscar Hammer
stein 10 wriie a grand opera with
an American theme. u now at
work on this theme. which will b
fourded on an Indian legend. at
Lake Placid. NsW York
What ID claimed to be a record
DAYS winding Tor any eolllary in
the United Kingdom vas made re-
Gently al the BaFFoed colilery of
the Powell Dyffryn company. The
quantity Of coal raised during the
day waa s.2g5 tons.
Dean John y. Sutherland. OF the
Boston University Medical School
has succeeded in having the course
NJ the school for the n ID degree
Increased from four 10 five years
This IL the first medical school In
the country 10 institute the five.
year course
There are In Norway no fewer
than 20 ieper ssyiums. but each con.
taina only ten 10 I : beds. They arc
situated In country places, and the
style OF living followed la them il
similar 10 that Of an ordinary fam.
ny In moderate circumstances.
DIR Behring's recent trip 20 Con.
stantlRople was prompted solely by
his eaEernsss 70 examine the effects
produced by the bacterial fat
which n used there by Professor
Dycks and Dr. Reyscbad Bey "a a
remedy for lapFosy Great things
are expected Of n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

All. OSCAR. am such iaty kili-
er. sutf@
'sYed. Adolf. ! hal aern no tuaef-
Gals lately NoS me. ! am kYlte
a heart breaker
afesa. you Yoult RAIDER break =
heart dan a haiuf dollar
Walt. ! viii show you how 20
catch a giri. Abpm' An. dere'
Goo. 500"
she ait nod no,iss you. You
shout makr noise like q pin
apple sundae
@oh. you are nod such a gar
fsoafrrio yonrnriuf. Dtt you see
her Iooking dagErra al you ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

to site ID means. hat yual hat
drink"
"Und how abouid IA whon you
wafc idY"
"Der answer 70 dot iss. I am 70.
Ing 10 snizz'
"Fo0ll DO you call dot flirting
init a young iatyY"
"Of course nod call ii fllrt
ing NIT n haatkerch0of"
"Dit you efsr vim nveethsart1 ?"
Yeas. made maab vOuce
Tier name Wnaa Niaa Bpudda."
dee. you muad be- Won Of dose
potato maHhera Wasa you smlt.
ten nit hafF''
mo. belief IA wans nit a flat
iron"
IN all der intisa VII mafe up 10
der front seats. No VII entertain
ment nit a 0riehinal sireuade yicb
suffers init der name Of Meet Me
by Moonlight. Lofe. We're No Oags
1874 lan Nigh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
ourisls

Don't fail % visit the II 3 navy
yard AZ bremsrton. the baillesbips
Nebraska. Oregon and Wisconsin
the gunbuats Chioago. Boston and
Albany. the training ship Philadcl
phia. the prison ahip Ninaic and
the great dfYdock Boats leave
Pier a. 30. : 30 and 70 a. IN.
II 6. g. 80 and $50 .. m. Round
trip 50o. 's'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

Yeas. bud ID felt more hks
hat pin"
Il fear me you aro = shArneieS'
flrter." -.
"seai Won Of dose girls looked
back al me"
sure. She dinkn you are IRE
sale
DO you know der sign SANDWICH
OF der hantkerchoofT
sTaa me see Yeas. When yoa
draw ii arrosa your lips from Asie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

II That Boy Next Door f. going
10 take advantage Of the iufirmitles
Of his fellow moftals he is going to
get worse in diafavor with me than
over ] hope he will draw the line
81 the trick he played.
One of our neighbors ~ a gentle
man who loves fishing aud Is also
near sighted lie ia 30 near sighted
that he cannot tell a catfish from
an eel until be puts q close to hia
face That BOY Next Door Is we'll
aware Of the poor eycsight OF thia
man.
Nov. TIC other evening as this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

The decoration Of the third class
Of the Royal Order OF the Grown
was recently conferred by the Ger
man emperor upon ~ William ~.
Tolmen, director OF the American
Museum Of Safety Devices. II was
bestowed In recognition Of Dr Toll
mans studies Of German inatitH-
lions for social and Industrial bet
frrmrnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

The Fourth. Piper q Taft. 1854
second av.. viii supply you with
fireworks aud flaee See them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

man was coming home with n string
Of fish That Boy Next Door. With
an expression Of devilIsh innocence
upon bis face. inveigled him into
letting him carry the string Of fish
part Of the weV Imagine the NOR.
ermau when. upon reaching home.
no triumphantly raised bis catch for
his wife 10 see and found that in
stead Of fish be was holding aloft
"a fine featoon Of wiouerwurst which
that BOY Next Door had substituted
for the fish
Can you boat lhat7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

Anybody can set amusement out
81 a barrel Give one 10 a boy and
he'll huftd bonfire. g = woman.
ana she'll construct a chair. 20 q
fool. and he'll 40 ever Niagara
rails. 60 a man. ana be u trade &c
tor q seat n the senate The barrel
h an article that piraass all taatss
--L.auiavilta Courier Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
smell IT,

smell II.
Where IL your automobile de-
pc rtmentf" asked tho man enter
inK the hig department store.
"follow your nose. replied the
clerk near the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
Boys Wanted

To nert Seattle papers Tor 'nior.
nation apply 10 Geo. Engier. star
office. old library building. between
> aud II Ia the morning and hii
= An the afternoon. Initiation fee
Maid hY FnRief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
City Hail Marker

hib s'end ioe roast Yea, ..
THIRD Ave. e it 90
a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

A eottaecr'a wiie was telling
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12
The swastika on an Ancient Chinese
Painting.

Europe and Asia, wherever archaeOlO-
gists digs up the buried cities Of the
remote past. Drawn, painted, cut,
woven, scratched or otherwise design
ed not only upon burial urn and sac
rificial stone, but also upon utensils
and objects of everyday use, the GU
riOus symbol appears.
1t has been found among relics that
mark the bronze age in Europe, and
some antiquarians believe they have
discovered the fact of its existence in
the so-called polished stone age of
man.
Prof. Schliemann found il at His
sarlik in the buried cities that under
| lay the ancient Troy, of which Homer
Sang, which indicates its existence at
period from 5000 to $500 years ago.
By those who look upon the region
| to the northwest of India as the
primal home of the blonde races of
the world, that ancient land is also
! looked upon as the birthplace of the
swastika. R. P. Greg, an eminent
] English authority, argues that at was
| a much-used and favorite religious
/ symbol among the earlier Aryan races,
and was intended by them in the first
instance, to represent in a crucifOrm
form an telegraph or symbol suggest
ed by the forked lightning" Our
primal white forbears worshiped Dy-
ausoitar (Jupiter), the sky father, and
the Jagged lightning was the natural
emblem of this awful power.
So with the successive emigrations
of the Aryans from northern India al!
over Europe, the swastika spread and,
adopted as a symbol of Buddha in the
seventh century before Christ, it was
later carried into China and Japan.
The Arabs and Jews knew it not, nor
did the ancient Egyptians, but they
were not of Aryan blood.
Thus the hammer of Thor, the Scan
dinavian deity for whom Thursday is
named, was this very same swasika
which the maiden of to-day is using to
ornament d summer shirt waist. 1t
was with his mighty hammer, Mioll-
ner, that Thor is tabled to have crush
ed the head Of the Midgard serpent,
destroyed the giants, restored to life
the dead goats which drew his car,
and coHsecrated the pyre Of Baldur
/ the beautiful.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12

and by juggling, or, rather wigglinG
the body so as to give motion to the
feet, the stool will move along quite
rapidly. By means of ropes fastened
TO the steering gear the stool may be
made to travel in any direction TO
quired.
This stool. painted to look like a
turtle, is the wiggle- -woggle. The man
who invented it is said not to have
thought much of his discovery. He
could travel faster on a street car OF
on bicycle So he left his wiggle-wOs-
gle neglected in the back yard.
Then his wife tried the queer con-
traption. She was very stout person,
and anything that looked like it was
good for a ride she was willing to try.
The lady was delighted. She discover
ed that the too, too solid flesh melted
of perceptibly while she gave that sin
uous swaying motion that induced the
machine to go. She was 50 charmed
with the machine that she induced her
daughter to try it.
Daughter demurred for some time,
for she was so thin she had to stand
three times in one place TO make .
shadow. She shuddered to think what
would become of her II she began rid
ing the wiggle-wOggle. Strange to say,
the wiggle-woggle that had made hes
mother so sylph-like gave daughter .
shape like Juno. The wiggle-WOggSs
had brought into play and development
the very muscles needed to I'LL out the
figure.
The constant movement Of the hip
and waist, which is necessary to make
the machine move, is one of the best
known means of reducing the waist
line. But scrawny persons are just as
enthusiastic about the wiggle-woggls
as are stout people. 1t builds them out
and makes them so proud just to
promenade up and down the beach in
a bathing suit that they don't go near
the water