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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-31
snou1p HAVE rnE powER
state snst Tie new aga

The (4Ieetaln has always eoaendet u fave. q pro
vision tia constitution gltnn fe state tha power 70
engage - auy business Whether the state should ~
erelse ttls poser n any given instance s question for
the Legislature decide baf fer e state deliberately
Ill il haais ia tas xrsat agh' wth moaopoliss b
pledgng itself never q eenpsse with ans monopoly
woad he the height of faolishaesA
The sfate II TN psope ID rs state, shle no.
nSpoy i composed j most Of bat tew citizens II some
article u prime necessity being controlled b few
citizens n Their interest would not Tie woe pso
pie h very foolish permit these few to exoF from
them unjust tribute asrey because the whole people
tia state bad bound themselves not % that ehie
any one Il them i IN individual could ao he haa The
pouef. namely compete wlth the monopoly
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-31
Why

slla II your lahy suffer- NheA ha i
freffal #nJ restless. don't experiment
eh ilIIn aua Nse AHf aid thing fgaf
ueselltaf recommends lsuY hagl Is
Uf Whites Cream KefmsIage greatest
kiaaWn worm medicine And raEe fUf
al children dsseaAs L il mild II lfs
action. builds 90 tie system. NaAes
thsu psuf tables tat. III suhf NaS
thlu and siesiy, could tot retain lss
fasd aud cried a2l night used eae
bottle &c Whites Cfeam NeemifaKe
aud ii few DAYS lAhg uAs laughing
Hanay and welI leo nFue store =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-31
TnF nLAME is nEnocaAcY,s

rhe esteemed bat somewhat .prsiadleea Leader sees
evidences plot of the federal oeeholefs 10 pone
statehood or year Tie Leader has evidently forgotten
thaf no matter d statehood Is solely ii: the hands
of the Democratic party And II tie constitutional
convention had dons il duty tie constitution would
have basa eomplessaiby this time aua should even
nov = preparing for lie arst elecslou.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-31
W. AcnKpr ANY coNsrlrurloN

Ths following editorial i from the oklahoma rost
tRepabIicant
srhere Is great deal o. TAX @ tbs easct that the
constitution a. tamea by the convention Guthrie win
81 jsetea Is the people. rhs Utter nonsense The
peopla 81 oAlaoa and indian errtosy have nssa heed
Ing Oh ches ana Nhestoues ior too many years 70 aub
bic over tbs tecllneates Or ths ptraseoogs i som
stltutou
eThe constitution cannot heso efY Questionable and
ltlt i ii caa IL anenaad the people and tie nee IL
lt what ee as need, though statehood
'srhe rry has gone forth for 10 those many months
for freedom from Bureaucracy ison carpstlagsn ana
lo1e range legislation The people a. eling bear
che blams of thsr own tiauders het those u strangers
have become odious
And 50 we want statehood ANA ans cid constitution
that relief from Lie ter,srs aud trials q ltccock
Ism. oi amdayit-maksrs ana tennlspaylag statesmen
who come down hers from the east study from q
scientific aud comic standpoint viii be accepted
almost anything Is preferable % the present syssem,
and tarstats tneamoent upon every good ctiaen
compose himssf and bear 10 mind that be helped make
the constitution makers Add he must stand b. his
plumbers A. well a. thaiA
Every Effort however, should be msdsto that the
closing days II Tie convention vii hass their sans
moments when all fake legislation an4 ommyrot may
b eliminated from te constitution and that 70 faf
possible i mas b ~ instrument sprthY Of de
state snd u Tie ags
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-31
Il NJ spse1H

Il IS seldom tbat such Inspiring and morally healtl
al speech delivered tie United States senate 81
the speech o Senator Allert Beverdee ot INDIANS On
his proposed child labor law Ta=e ~bo have not reaa
tie speech should d. Having done - II there Is
spark Of humanity within their breasts tey Nll h con.
veftea e tie senator's view that something must IL
done = stop the iuquitoes ae "a ta bodies an saus
II Americas children.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-31
So woNpEn TnEYlan Nrnvors

nes. ]. J. Thompson, superintendent of tne Anti.
-
saloon Lsagae Of oksnoma IS confident thai a STATE.
Wide pFohlbarY lAs plll b. embodied 10 tia eonslta.
ton And dispatches from Guthrie state that tha
committee liquor laws sil report such psoyslon
Oklahoma saloon men have eaase for feeling nervous
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-31
ore Vinita Chieftain.
weekly Edasi0n

The Vinlta Chieftaln il published every Thursday
maxrine III Nlnita Indian Territory. Il II the oldest
aud most extensively read newspaper II tile Northern
District II ii la lta year andhas general
circulation throughout tho north haf o. the Indian Tef
rtory. THE subscription price of the paper h sio0
year always iii advance postal card VIII get sample
copy anywere III the unNed States.
CnaEFTASas PUBLISHING COsSPANy.
n. m MsCLsNTOCK. Eastar
IF MURPHY. maAinssa Mgr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-31
Robbiing !
Yourself

That IS Just what you are
doing when you fail to get reg
uiar and sufficient sleep. Your
body requires this unconscious
period tor repair work With
out i your nerye energy be-
comes exhausted, and yon are
tired, worn-out. nervous. ex-
eisahIe have headache. neu-
raiEia, indigestion, poor appe-
tile. OF other ailments caused
b lack oI nerve force. Make
Il your business 10 sleep. II
you are restless, take
DR.. Miles Servine Il soothes
ard strengthens the nerves.
and brings sweet. refreshing.
Iife-giving sleep. and gives the
organs power 70 work nalpr-
aily Tfy It to-day
+ hs.s saseFe Heell i favsf whlea
fHff HA lS = NafT MKak fHm8AfIuf ard
ssfs HeFseaA ! haa sHseHs sNslaa
headache aud neuralgia. HNa Ngala
aIsep AA8 x#es fss#1e N#sss eHHfS tHat
eEss HsAAa IL eaeasaf Hs# #sHeHAEh waa
* IL m8mss uHffi / hessm t*&in# Ee
Azf5H1 HAS5~eAEfsH MH9Esne. AfNs#
err mx#ssa II fAkH ~ Nesslee g.
Nf#4 #4H NfHf4aH6 Ha4 FzAh #H#
aHa Hslna = sY brad - III * iae
M#ssalAs4 NAHAs Es#s sH# s. esTs lH
H4AHNz a#& i xEAw ~ HAAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
High Cost OF Carrying the Malls

the figures given BY Weekly Publishers
correct much need
Of freight bureau traffic agent
The government according durag the fiscal
year ending tho railroads tasoooooo for
carrying thu express paid Tor
equal tonnage
That i
hauling hundred pounds az mail Be
forts commercial eenfera Il
railroads ths com
pAnes q siaailar serylee d g.
figures explain the deficit in The poasoiee de-
partment
And Il Ia easy Chicago Of cap
take tho department. and run
without government putting the PoA depart
ueht on business Chicago synticaso would make
profit.
claimed BY the low accnndeiaas
postage periodicals. ahd has urged
congress 10 these
The claim is Justified
The poor business methods shown IN The
hlgh rates paid 10 hauling the malls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
In Germany

The governmental situation Germany wminaa enc q the
English ng aud parliament In the days Of
be
reichsag ieaxhy debate 70 vote the
the tbs Hotfenio that hoiy
the KAISER parliament nast be elected
this body ths kaiacF cersiny act r.
fleets present temper Of the German people
realized that the German whose boast
the fighting machine in Tie wud has
a sorry of conqsest Southwest Africa
EnsiaHdA Asatnst the Beers did hnE u particular
the Of Germany after is
ionseontinued costly against the African
Moreover
Leaders Of ths opposition Ia the rschssaz have
Africa nlaoAy have
marked the conduct Of many % the campaigns
To be always possible adopt tho nternaonai
struggle With naked but there limits 70 the
rsDrisais Evidences that German
troopers on African Eone beyond She limit
These scandals and the failure make headwu hana
kaiser who appropriation Of several millions
that the fight may 80
Should the reichstaE rcfasef
withdraw his from Africa would humias the kaiser
empire But requires conduct campaigns
situation The world viii sih
the election developments Germany during the
montha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
THE TRAGEDY OF TESTING
A MANS LOVE
st++sttt+t++t*ttttsttt

She tested his
Perhaps a q test bat Il
proved blue The pity % she never knew hoW
They morning Three Of them, three siR
turquoise blue. pink. and the third
Nile green They hands she had been
materials Their overwde and long enough 10
loop
they hand with love In Of iha
stitches
The be her be the blue II
becoming and he knew g. but
tie that he lied like
intended and In his
whole beautiful
yond compare sou
he had wanted a turquoise blue ueckie
next call he the Nne green and
looked Ike That night he warod eloquent his fond
for Nile
She smiled and dmpad adorabIy a luxury lie
10 and-to the
The pink ue waterloo Il brought out In his com
psEon color that between a salmon pink and the
thought he bad fever. end
could forgiven that he had she not ine4 upon
spending evening fecgR bis pulse and docorug him
young fellow blue. He one OF
atera and three Of her
that he tool out most OF the wear b.
sringng lem and forth round ne bed post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

What Is the man doing. papa
sale Rollo. IS they mehndstea
through = department store altei
the Christmas rnah Waa over.
THE man. Hallo." responded ihe
model parent. Ia trying ~ eN
change on orange neektie With liver
cslafod polka dots on u like "a sick
leopard for can 81 tomatoes OF a
tack hammer"
VIII he suoeeed ia his unconTen'
tionM manifestation 81 the barter
Ing aplrit1" said it0llo
"Yepl The firm does not Hhe
tn awap back. but recognizes That
the mar has bern atunR. and IL sof.
~ for him" was tbs noxt pearl of
wisdom that made ita escape from
the parental lips.
nut Why should he desire a. par1
with the uecktia. which IL ~ bright
and warm and aatinYf" quoih toi
10. bis eyes wide Ia amaze
ssThls aoezsf.% noii7's father r.
pliad. shna be,a used al BE- life 10
wearing a little ldaek siflug de that
knots Ia front nAr = prciFsi. and -
about aa xaudg as = gum shoe. To
him the glad EewEaW seems about
a. Rocifenoua aa q steam chlliope
and a third alarm Of fire for an 81
refinery combined lie would nsi
wear 4 again for a farm. even n
he would not have TO work on the
farm
Then II r. tnconceiyabla 20 my
mind why no should have acquired
The yafiezated triumph Of habef'
daah0ry.- said Rollo. lie must
have been labofing under mental
Alteration al the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
Making a Grave Mistake

shortsshtea IN the extreme policy Of those aoonkeep
srs Ia and council who continue 60 OPPOSE the et
Hickman Moore TO place the saloon bust
ness a city upon o better basis
a business esaed The laws Of city state and nation
bu, tho fact that Il ao recognised In the
laws passed for regulation.
MAYOR Morr has sought eradicate far poashle the
.ateuaant evils rs ahoahng the In saloons and closing
he has closed doors Ia ruin through which
many Young woman passed. insisting the closing of
saloons hv morning he has 70 an extent cmina
ed the aasht Of these regulations has
materially moral tone OF the aaaona without intefr
ms their legalfed business
Many propFeors roaise tho san which has
but The saloon combine apparently does
not It's petty efforts to set shows haw Il
longs old lawisss regime.
saooakeepers well the puhic at arse should
give the SALOON understand that they Of the
efforts OF mayor the saloon business 10 the standard
fxed hy law they spite tho council
BY the saloon combine seeks to cmhafrasa tho mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
AFEW TRUTHS IN A FEW WORDS

Joke abe eve are made IN a.
A banybaay's knows Shouts be spelled nosa
A WIS., man doesn't trust his commend him
A hegas in chfn me q a mans heart
aiisans politicians depend coming down some
me uay get abundance Of friends = 70 have them
neady yea.
~
be looks.
san u hfsus
philosopher told 70 know Themselves vas kind
enough 10 mean a speculative
beeFe they observe IN
the wea them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

ehgGid YoaF copY ~ The star fall
- rsaeh yos ~ Z O'clock any even
ms. please o. ua she favor 70 can
an cur main offlns. Sunset. Main
1850 1ndsrautsat lisa befWesa
and : c'staek and Ne Nii ssnd
pea a cory at once II you should
HnlsA q more thaa once. EieAss tsis-
fhone - every time zoe uaiss u
In this wag Ne can be rertsia II
FfxtnR eur subscribers = perfect
saFYirs=and q u the ouiy was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Ny Dear Jazh Wise;
hare lonx been considered sas
~ the literary iiEhtn. that IL ef
AIRY spoakinE-lisht In nv 80
experiences ~ pencil pushing ! 30
contributed manY articles 90 tha
leading waste pspsr baskets ofthe
country Esd iasI niKht this sfaAi
inspiration came O. ne. whie
alsh yon would Kindly puiFes
You sill no doubt wee that utNte
nss ~ the letter - "a begin o.
word. except the last word. BAL
one hainx a poetic hesnHe
HliverY SunEsiera Sweetlg sinfns
aanasf'a Slowly Spreading D..
Susan aeoiaR Someone StaFfo
aaw Some Sucker Hercnade.
soft SAT Sounds Scared swIkll
Southwark,
Sadly saaan aiiA El3eWafa.
such Aad SQUADS Seem aad SCI
susan.
slnes Sam sommsra slipps
ANay.
-nosco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
IN A raw hours

Ynu can have sumner sunshine n
ynu wfil take the Southern Pacific
r8mpaay'a arenfr Shasta Route
trains. NeN train nor leaves
Portland 1850 ? m. making TIRES
trains daily. Fast time. excellent
service aad heautlfui Hcenef1
Health and pleasure resorts 10 suit
all Tickets aud Information ct
Union Ticket Office. COS First av
Il r Hnla. general agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
Walt for University
Scenic Addition

Good sized lots. improvements IN
and paid mast aealrahly located.
Kany terms Excellent ear service.
Watch far big sd- ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Yea said the hotel clerk. we
must never faraot facs or q
name why. ls one 81 eur guests
should return IN six months
could call him BY hts name tn
alantly.-
cor eourHH. agreed the ala
sruntiea guest ~Bal tell mo where
yoa had the training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
The PROFESSORS
STRATEGY

There we're two manAlona. two
great Yards full 0f evergreen Trees
and hero begins the story.
For ono mansion WAS the proper
= OF Miss lane Storey not Young
but good "a look upon. The other
had for lta occupant Prof Delaney
who was known In the neiEhbot,
hood as bug crank, which
means that he was heart aud soul
an ardent etlmolaHtat
And the things he deteeted most
IA this world we're the evefEreona
IN Miss storey'a yard. They wefe
clipped Ia the shapes OF animals
aud birds aud ta the professor
spelied nigh.tma.re
lie didn't know Miss Storey. but
decided a. call aud beg her 90 LET
tho trees grow as nature had IN
tended and preserve his vanity
Ito wna met by a pleasant
woman. sweet aud refined. who
made him cordially welcome
Il called. said The professor.
aud he eouldn't get any further for
hts eyes feil nn = case Of rare but.
leffilea. worth a fortune many Of
the specimens being Of species nov
extinct
Left to me BY my father she
said. Noticing tho professors
glance.
Wish I had the money he er.
pended IN making the collection :
Tho professor ala not enter his
complaint lie had little love In
his heart. bat he dreamed of that
collection Of butterflies and pro.
posed % Nin them. even n he had
70 SO 20 the altar 20 DO a.
4, vas a grief honeymoon The
professor Naa almost happy but
wanted TO get back 10 that case II
butterflies I'm never be al peace
flli Il Is safely among my other
specimens" be thought The bride
vas reading letter and laughed
4Any news from homey.' her bus
hand Inquired.
''Not much.- ahs replied Poor
Peter. my EardsHef. feel like q
criminal lie was preparing my
things 20 move them over 10 your
home shen he dropped a trunk on
the case uf butterflies and ruined
them. II 10 nothing. and. my dear.
he has done snch a nice thing IN
please you lie has been over and
trimmed year eyerAfeens just lika
he has kept mine for years"
And shr waH 90 happy she never
heard the professors hollow Ffoan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

~0ar trains are tno ninw nait
the railroad president They
ahuuid 30 mmeh better
The trouble lies with the cnKi
nsera.r said tbs Superintendent
They simply won't run any
faster
~frna 'cm And hire q few men
Who have been mliilonaireH' chaaf
faurn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Hofns men have {
be revived with =
club Others can
De uokn up siih .
feather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Eve appnHre4 upon the seems.
Whiis Adam aiapt. thay kaT.
nag she didat 50 through has
ppctefs
rur he uaHnst dressed that ~ay
There vaa = ypuuE fesiow quite
pert.
Wfha oftsa andaavurad to lift.
Tho wind caught bis hat. and of
did be scat
tut be found & All covered With
dirt
-nnsEn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

EFT r. every MAS duty - ID
vance IN his profession Or HE
trade declared the venerable Old
gentleman
= agree With you" said The bus
" young man. And | am proud
70 say that made apid strides In
ms profesaion last year"
Good. Ia what profession are
youf~
I'm a baseball player"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
STAR DUST
By Josh"

s,asT pH,xr ros sssr 81 SECOND PRIZE 81
sEnp w YOUR YARNS MAKE Rm uRiEF. AND AoohEss
-JosH wtsG.- STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Iohn Etzsrtun and 10 Williams
who have been mad AZ each other
for aams FsaFa. yesterday took e
drink together aud made np. fe
scribe vas In tha IIaufleid
fEy1 Muuutainesr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

THE TRAVELLERS REalsrER-No. 2.
The fmAlieat figures sum ctr fate
The simplest thinE may make. or mar.
A LrL-L.- LLLL.-- IL LII

And what = what
soamnY a before SCI
marx OF the seasoned trsvear You can uda
4 roeetv bnneanfa
drawnFfuom and ifeahr
himself hts heart no
load 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

In ths Interest uf the tobacco
trust aud god meFals Ne call =,
tention % the fact that oHnFse y
Perkins. 0f the New YORK LIZ
daea not uss tobacco.
what YES gha sense 10 talslns
to himf You esaldnt eonfii'es
him =
NO. but I eouldn's at a~ay from
him. aaa u Saved 40 from hassains
10 hlm
How masculine Clara h In -
many waya"
yes. I nattcsd yesterday phen
abe laft the street car that abe
didat get off haekSardas
4 am looking for some material
fsf 5 hlatasieai novel. said re IA
Two % Indiana % the manager o.
thn hook store
sAh. Yes. eeriainly, this Way
James. this gentleman Eiaise ~
purchase fgnr pounds Of paper and
cone peas Hnt Ink
I arm not ashamed % admit that
an a saif uaasie man.' declared the
pom pnus ola srHtlsman hesan
unfk wtih this company a. a. o.
Zee Dor and worked my say ~ r.
the presidency
sfili. YUa hal soaae advantages
BASEBALL waant popular apofi
when Yea wuer an aitiee boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
CRUEL MAN.

Mrs. Deem tafter a quarrel over
her Christmas mouny1 iii have the
last word. though I shaaid die for r.
Mr. Deem gqglsuyl can
have Il, my dear. on these terms.
ana welcome.
- -. ..t.,.......tr.. 81 ferwaz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Klein. tbs shoemaker. giT James
The Washington bee., 1907-10-26
Wireless Money LENDING.

One of the most interesting types
On the American track is the prOfes-
sionaI money lender. Money lending
is absolutely forbidden, and so the en-
tire transaction must be conducted
sub rosa, but if a person who is on"
goes broke, and he has some article
of jewelTy OF value with him, it is
easy for him to realize money on it.
The lender is an irreproachabIy
dressed person who sits on the grand
stand with the rest of the crowd, and
is known in his true cOlors only to
the habitues of the track A man who
wants some capital makes an unob-
trusive sign TO him, and twirls a ring
he may be wearing at the time Short
" afterward both will proceed to a
restaurant, where, for the benefit Of
OnIookers, they will greet each other
as ordinary acquaintances. The ex-
change is then made over the drink
they order; the loan broker has the
ring and the bettor his capital. If the
latter cashes in on the next race, he
will return the money and the agreed
upon premium and viii receive back
his ring.-The Bohemian.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-26

Filipino legislature, which is to be
convened in October by Secretary
Taft, will soon become a real power
in the government of the islands.
Born in San Miguel de Samat, a lit
tie barrio outside of Laoag, the capital
of IIOcOs NOTte, the yOungster, whose
father was a tax collector, early con-
ceived the idea of getting an educa-
ton. To carry out his plans, he helped
his mother TO raise rice, tobacco and
tree cotton mornings and evenings,
and spent all his days in the public
school When he was II he went to
Manila, where he worked in one Of
the converts of the Spanish friars for
a year at the munificent wage of 25
centavos t1212 cents per month. The
following year he entered another
church school, where he not only
worked hard the greater part of the
time for the padres, but began Latin
and continued his other studies with
the avOwed purpose Of becoming a
priest.
Three years later, on the breaking
out of the Filipino revolution, he left
the college, since he mo longer wished
to have nothing TO do with the Span
iards, and destitute of money and
with no friends who were able to help
him. he went to work as a muchachO.
But he had not lost his ambition
he had only changed its object, having
decided that he wanted a CONNER
cial education. and the diploma re-
ceived by him last week, thousands of
miles away from his old home, is the
fruitiOn of that purpose.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-26

joined a comic opera company, her
charming voice winning her great ia.
vor.
After singing there for three sea
sons she came to America, and at
last found herself at Seattle whittier
she had gone in search of friends,
and that is where her romance be-
gan.
The lucky man in the case is Lionel
Harrison, or Harry Lyon, as he is
better known to the people of Seattle,
where he worked as clerk in a leading
hotel, and sang when opportunity Of
fered But no one dreamed that Har-
rison spent his winters in Germany
studying the language and grand
opera at Bayreuth, while during the
summers prior to this he travelled
with light opera companies and saved
every penny he could to help defray
the expenses incident TO his life work
on the stage.
He had accepted an engagement
this summer with a company at a
fair salary, as usual But the money
was not for them evidently, and the
show closed" Lyon settled in Seat
tie with two cents. He began to look
for a job and landed behind a hotel
desk while he hired a room at anoth-
er and cheaper one and kept his voice
flexible by daily work at the parlor
piano.
One day he started out to look at
Seattle on the big auto He sat on the
back seat. Shortly after a bewitching
type of brunette was given a place at
his side. She looked curiously at him
and finally asked if he did not re-
member her.
Lyon leaned forward and said:
Il am sure that I do remember
YOU! You sang with me in Convent
Garden. London, in The Bohemian
Girl, did you not?"
That settled it, The most vocifer-
Gus notes from the megaphOne failed
to arouse them. The spieler was dis
gusted and pronounced them deaf
dumb and blind" They saw little of
Seattle, but much of each other. and
when Lyon left the hotel recently
for the east, Marie had preceded him
bv a week They viii meet in Dres-
den, Germany.