davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

NoOmo tObphoe aud NeO tHl IN Mm
Mplp NNhOWNONN VI pu lOud aud
hldHp kNpNNu N kOhNN llNWOlt
tlOA II wa y lls, uOOed WoN lNOO
lllN u NNlO ana haO IN Mira Mary
NoOlNOW W lNl IA nor Np I. Il y
lhlp Wl lONl NNhunU lluO llNwall
" ppO u lHl nNled upl W. lNO}
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

1bn uUDpH my M nyauH NJ Alatm.
Nm N ihf pbHNlnl bWW. bW m M mn
bhIlflh N NM HfyHU WHv HnlHHigHHi
" iHNh Wliln M n lBHHHH BW. I'M
M W mn nm M HHllln m M HHH M
u WDpm UGHHlm pm
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
shipping ~ PORT


n q u lnH0mH nWInn lgHBGgH
lHIHm ann M
IHIMHfhiBHi
t.H \ hIuWldt H9adall agH tlaB
uWH HH9
u HHNW HVH lHHt pml NM
Win. HGyiWbW 4
lHWIiHB VAWhlHj
anu H n 4 Imgu 0Wyf UHib9f
Uw
AM M GlgmWn b.ggH nlaW.
UlHLfl M
am ~ rHWnrn Wam Nldwag.
Gl NJ
0n M n iluNfnO gnvmslIpg0
1gBh Wi M
AM Nh HnWRf rWIiH lpfhwI MU
IiHNIlHH nm W
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
The Mails
lIIl1IIIIglIIl1ll1IIlHllI


MN HW fIHHipH Wl ilWpNWR
HNNH HHHb
MN UiW. mn hHH Ggg Nh
lU VHWHHthl. nm hHHBW Hgt M
fW fHH fiHNlWH NM AlHWldF
Hv NJ
tW WIMUI nm HlDH0H Nal0 HDv "
lHlDHigN
lIW IHIWif. pW hHlNHfiI H0| M
fW HW ljNHNIHH WI ll9HNfgHp
NHH rUI n
tIW tgNWHNW nm llWhiHy
HHN 70U u
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
ltop0fdnd 0n N. lDO7

W. W H0WHl UJ A Wlldag i. mn !
lJiDyO N N lBGd Na0ga Bl0Dn llGH0s
lnl0 qal0 10 gw M t0l n Dg8. n
lW Wlrd HnDI 3b lDOI
WlllD n UD1Rp wv ilnHr HGIrn, m
dbrtnp M lilln w LgHd mn n0uu pam
~ lg3 Oal0 u w. y lll UBlnd
snDl ". lDW
WBUh n M rO8ln M lHarnm ljmpia
anG. ital. M N. blh u. ReWai0 ttBpL
liGbgtIi0 OMIU t5OD n WI.D gli
ijWW On gD iDOl
tbDBWH Rghg NJ RaDluIG NM VII
~ ! m n = lOU liW, RubaHlDa
Nj. y tGDBl liHWWl tBO n 2Dg. y
an UHln1 NM w. lDOg
bHlrlrd m HrpGfd, HGy I, lgUi
NM NaiHB M MN RWllW m WuuuU
An PiHF M An BlH.......uu.b
iiHtbhH N mn M hUHle h DGH ~
- q UGW aBd baJ M N II FnHHsU IN
thbNlW n n IN M lHblBHi0 Badi
WnW .IU..u.III.IYI.Yuu.J "
hblgall Il q Pflw WGd bHb NJ Allpp
u MaNtbtidW ..II.uII.II ..IO
p N bHbUa BDd w UJJ NM lipWeyU "
mn VIM NM NM w m N N Bp
IIDU ... A.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

pnr n n W. n liall RGy b, mn
RDUW OpgRa FIpbIld n W. w.
lrUHlH. n NJ bHgHlp1I rGl HWIdiHg,
NJ HNBdGU ffhGF FrbWldl W. H. Whlla
Hn| HUd Wllf M HU1 Hia RWDH. NM
lanHbnh n0Wim MN anr9aBI Nrh
BmlHHirg
lur y H lHaHW. Agg bl mn NaWl
MN jgI1lW DUlH Y H0B lilHH NM
~ rNIIU0l NuOIbnf JgWbbl n " NM
lUiu#lGN
lur n N h AUmp1a, H0guHBpf H.
nm HHU ffHHplBW MN A. Bmlpy
NW n BUg8. rbBip8 w. PGWuGg BG0
Wlin n iiUHInD, nm NJ. VaB WGlGef,
NlW ~ Enlfy, MiH8 n HWHet Mf
NM NiH IbgiBnB, NJ w 1hgHW aHd
eith WWIw HtGWB HHd Wiip. n ~
HfehlH HgtHi " kag Ml# 1IIllg
kHHH NH N NJ winner MN VI
llHlBHl \ N NnkiBBGH lWy. \. ".
lj11Rf NJ VI hamilton HHd WitH riBf
HHra N ilfH NM Wifg. 0gypfHgf W.
VI fttHiI w ~ HWlH. W. n HtnHrI
nm n " VI DGyp, M Il. NJ. DemBeay.
NiF8 llay OIlHgw, NJ. NJ liBmlll9H a6u
Wiip w VI Wy, n Fyt, Ob0H ObHs
iHHHHH. J1HR IiH nm fGHe rbgHF
lbgHE liag nm Il VI ng0Baf 4 4.
ilWh MN n Naylglle, 4. w. saHuple
" " rGBNIIHe, j0IH w bHpRm8B, i
4 OlImHH. nm \ N MHgffB. MIN
WgtHBlH BmIlb.J " Mp('fGH8GB, W. NJ
IbgWBHGHJ \ w RaymgH w. 4.
VHHFhl NJ n MHdpfmgB 0pgfFp W.
DHHm jGerW sHIlh
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
WANNNp IN rlMW

" w. lWWmON NNp hread NppN
nlOrmed that Np uNONOl follow Ur
thOWOp hlplou over the Wurpp uuu
WlnHhOm Aupauemld
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

porH.H hlmm H0V 1. lor lllIo ana
WHy D0raI MlH1 NutIDIH. \ n W00ds,
~ " llGtlpHd HH w N HhaHHll,
n A NHguIw n Il hymanl \ A.
BInlHDH. NJ liHymUu1 Nla n hlyInH
HlGn HHd ANA NM ilnHrHe. MW w.
lfahn, nv II " Unahh ana vita,
VI W FlHhbDuiNn HUd WllpI Mia NJ
W001 Mlaa NJ W0FDnr UuWRo hoG1
Hni1 NlH \ Mg1auiIHIl n " liIRnGw,
Y liHfflH0H nnd Wlin
Pnr M NJ y =. lllIgHIaH H0ypmbaf
NJ iGr HNU flHNnIHNu \ A 0guRh,
NM 0DURl and TEN children MlW
HnIHnHdGfipu Y NJ HumamaH Mia
w AlhlHH, MN IullH E Fyfn l0hH
kllN NM M WlII1mH HHd pbll1 MA
A y llumBIfngH lgur nhlIdmH Hnd
HWld. nm GayI9r a. n hiuB. W. w.
fgHHt Hlie aHd n1Il1. nos \ MagblH
NM 1HHRhlHf Nh HHd MN inG Mng
nfH. igbH HUnh N GHmaH NM.
liABBnhD HUd lWU nhiidrfHl /. n {H.
l0RF \ W HlHB HlHH Alinp U0HeHg
w N AlWHiHr ma AlWHlHf MINI A.
n DGWi N NJ WHllpl OhHH CbHBleH
HHHi NM Bnhulg HHd son, MIN Matg
" kfamHf, NM n n BnHImH MN
VI HlMle
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

fine joO paOooa sOOy omce,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

HHDDla M M hhDHi nv, NJ M iHHd,
hHBlhHBi N RGBg, liHWail M yfB, \
glH rbn. mt y VI Daf w, bal ifm blD
Wt y n WB u lW DaiHd NV I, lHDO.
W ! sunny M RahHlW na'lpad IN
lhd, IN, bldR8 mfbfHg, nam, Hlp.
hWH ~ HHd bHHHfHH HVH, NHhmUl,
NiDl llFbi2l y W y Ui Da'gd
.Dw y. lW
W \ NGGdv M RaH8lW Halltgad IN
nm I'M y bWdlBgH pHHHsHH HgH,
tIfl tHhWHlI NaHl BgD1U N WI. n
WH Ubif1 I'M " lbOi
llhpGidHh I'M IN, lW
" N nlHrt M BIH iHGBE N ai HmI
nm hHi DYBB RHanH lHHa, llGHGlHiu
Dbbp t8W n bl n 3b0 DHiH m
w ibW
WgHE jBpN bpHH M " NJ rlaih, Nj
nm nm GlBD HHHH iaHg uGHGiHIu
GHbp tfw " Wl n gW mum nm
Y lbD
Maiy q HHglH M OglW iiHlWay A
lHHd TN hd mn ifiI Uf Nh 4,
WabiHtB WlGHg lWfs WHlHiHHl OHhUI
W n WI n Wl lWlm bHBi n lWb
WGHH OD6H MW M MN HHl pAI
abHMHi RgNaw n M n lM hHlpd
I'M W lbH
JGbB llii M JHllH n LHablHp, n. "A
Nh M M W. MN y. HsWalB lmNi, lB.
B9I0Ip Dabu WW " W0 n lW nm
nm BHW u nm
N u HHdNlH HB0 m M 0fglgp I
lhnbHtdHGH n. M Mm WgFlaIdH
lWh Wbdig M hHhdH iHaBdH. n lHlg,
liawBlI WW n Wp n Nh DWfd
hUN im
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

From HNU rlNurauu. n0r Nlppun
Mhu Huv h
lfIUW uUl0nlwi urr ANWuHl Nav lb.
FROM HnN NNuolHN0. nur AalO Nav
M
lI.H.A lrtNhRrUUlrH
'llUwnn HNllud iul MnullN from llunu.
nm lHunl NJ
l0Hhn M Hdh rlhl
lnI0ld lull tur llOO0lUlu lur n " Get
Hn
HhelmNn aAllod tram llunUlulu lor MO
nllb OW lH
lilt "A MHnllA
sheridan repalHnH M Mare island
warren lrll MNnllH HUnl M
OtOul ltll Mnhllh uul Y
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
lldrANllH0

IllnHlnt. NNfnllllltl n.
N N Il. n llllUunU Johnson l0f
HhH Francisco lOa.m.
Az NlHHn flonmaU. I0r llll0 ana
Wnf UnllHl n0nn
n ~ lwBlAnll Holl l0r Maui ana Mo
l0hHlIbum
H.H W. n liHll 'IUUmUH1nI l0f ltalla
M. D.U Ul
Wn1HnWIuU HUyHmhar n
y \ II Alameda ulwdnIl i0f Han
IiHHnanG. M M
Y E u HIDU0U Hnul I0r Orient
n m.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24
Mock Court at Grange.

Efforts are Icing made TO have the pro
gram at the grange meeting Saturda,
evening OF unusual interest. Il viii he d
d" Mock Court" in which Miss Lula Rye
will seek to procure a divorce from Alfred
knights on the grounds Of int0lerabl
severity and also secure alimony.
n. ". Vail will act As judge. assisted
by W. \. Mcintosh and ". ". Jones.
The lawyers fer the plaintiff will be q. Il.
Slack and Arthur Vaughan. and for tho
defendant, d. II. Morse and Selden
Tewksbury. Daniel Howe will be sher-
in; John l.. Hutchinson. clerk. and Carrie
Manchester, stenographar. The Jury
will be selected from the members 81 the
grange and there will be about half a Goz
en- witnesses on each side.
The object is to represent a. nearly a.
possible the methods employed in a coun-
~ court trial. Local hits will be made
and original ideas suggested to make il
interesting to the members OF the grange
only.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24

John Mudgett came near being serious
~ injured at his farm in BrCokfield Tues
day afternoon as he was assisting his ten
ant, Henry Luce, TO get the cattle into
the barn at about O'Clock. He vas
standing at one side Of the doorway,
watching the cattle 90 in, when it oc-
Cured TO him that they seemed a little
afraid of him. so he started TO cross the
bridge to the other side where he would
be more out of their way. That is the
last he remembers until he regained con-
seriousness two hours later, but il is sup
posed that the cattle made a rush, crowd
ing him of the bridge 80 that he fell
over a pile of dressing against stone
wall, where he was found with a cash
across his left cheek that il required four
stitches to close. Mr.. Luce, who was in
another part OF the barn, knew nothing
of the accident until the dog attracted
his attention by running back and forth
from the wall a. though begging him TO
90 there, which he did finally and discov-
cred Mr.. Nudgett's distressing plight.
The latter's daughter and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Pride, were sum
moned from Randolph but soon after
they reached him, ne rallied and seemed
to be unhurt besides the cut in his cheek
and few bruises on his head. He was
able TO ride home yesterday and appears
to be recovering rapidly.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24
Church Notes.

Service in the Roman Catholic church
Sunday morning at 1890.
Braintree Branch-Sunday school al
80 p. m. preaching at 2:30.
Union service will be held in Bethany
church next Sunday evening with sermon
by Rev ". ;. Bradshaw.
Baptist Misunderstanding on Sunday
at 1870 q. m; Sunday school at ll:45;
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. IN.
Bethany guild will meet al the Parish
house Thursday afternoon, Oct. 81, from
2.3D 10 . o'clock. All are invited.
Methodist Episcopal church-Preach-
ing service by pastor at 1880 p. III. sun
day school at u o'clock. Epworth
league at $50.
Christian Science chapel-The subject
OF the Bible lesson for next Sunday will
be Everlasting Punishment" Golden
text, jeremiah 1910.
Bishop a. c. A. Hall will make his an
nual visitation TO -. Johns church in
this village and Grace church at Ran
dolph Center Sunday. Nov. 3.
Bethany church-Subject Of the weeks
lesson next Sunday morning will be.
The Prison Man" Text OF the sermon
will be First that which il natural. then
that which Is spiritual
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24
Near West Duxbury, Mass.

9 acres, mail delivered, near neighbors,
stores, schools and churches. Spring-wa-
tered pasture, over 16 bbls. apples in one
year. Ten minutes to station. Two
story, 16-tOom house. painted and blind
ed. good water supply, barn 22X30, all in
good repair. Elm shade; good train sery-
ice ard in a section where values are ra-
pidly increasing; price, $500 for quick
sale, as owner has been called away; 500
down, balance on easy terms. See pic
ture No. %, SOP, page S, ''Strout's Supple
ment Az just out; copy free. Buyers car
fare paid. L. A. Strout Co., IS Broad
St. Poston. Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24
Ran IOigh Continued.

n. w. Lille as with his brother. r.
B. Lille, in Montpelier Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. A. J. McGlafin reached home
Tuesday from visiting trip to Warren
and Northfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Ham entertained
over Sunday and Monday Mrs. Charlotte
Luce of MONTPELIER.
M. and Mrs. w. F. Edison enter
tanned Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Edson's
tather, John Johnston, of Lebanon, n.
II.
Mrs. c. j. Lyon, Mrs. G. A. Seagar.
Miss Selgar and Miss Marion Seagar of
Brandon are guests at E. A. Hatch's this
wax.
The Rochester club will hold it's annu-
al melting w tn Mr.. and Mrs. O. f.
Gracne at I o'cloc., V e lnesday evening
Oct. 30
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24
Widow Viii Sacrifice $50 Acre Farm,
Pair Horses, Tools. Furniture,

dishes, beds, carts, wagons; keep %
cows; 1000 cords wood, 500, 900 feet of
lumber; bordering ON the river. 4-room
house, barn 40x100 feet, with basement,
silo, horse fork, etc; ice house, 13x2O
feet; buildings connected by shed 22x45
feet, and in good repair. Only Is min
utes from village; telephone in house,
and S2700 takes everything. $500,
down; balance easy terms. For details
see No. 10, 234, page 8, ''Strout's List 10, -
the largest illustrated catalogue of farm
bargains with reliable information of
farming localities ever issued; mailed
free. Money-making farms for sale
throughout twelve states. Please write
what state you wish to know about.
Buyers car fare paid. Dept. IA A, f. A.
Strout Co., IS Broad ST., Boston, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Pigs for sale. E. L. Marshall.
| Wood for sale. j. V. Newton.
Lost:-Oct. II, halter. t. Connolly
Pigs for sale. Lyman d. Rix, Randolph
Cash paid for hides and pelts. If
l.. A. Jerd.
For Sale:-Three good work horses.
3w c. Brigham Co.
Pair of one-horse traverse sleds for sale.
Ernest Mcintosh.
For SaIe:-One-horse traverse sleigh,
new. Wv c. w. Hayward.
For SaIe:-3O breeding ewes, heavy
shearers. Nv Il. L. Page.
Wanted Capable girl for general
homework. G. p. Lamson.
Chester White pigs for sale, weeks
old, q each. P. d. Chatfield.
Look out for the Charles Martin auction
bills Oct. 31st.
For Rept:-A good farm near this viii
lage. Address Box 1888. If
For Sale:-Young Jersey bull and heif-
ers. 3w ae p. C. House, East Bethel.
To Rent Upper part of my house on
Randolph Ave. Mrs. Helen Chadwick.
Millinery and furs, Boston and New
York goods, up-to-date styles.
Messer's store, Randolph.
For Sale:-Good work horse, II years
old; price, 800. Enquire of NJ. d.
Brown, 26 Central St.
Farm for sale, known as the Elisha
Lille farm. For particulars inquire of
G. S. Howard Randolph, VT. CIV
To Let:-A convenient tenement on
South Pleasant street after Nov. 1, 1907.
For particulars, apply to March NJ. Will
son. If
Cash paid every Tuesday for live and
dressed poultry and fresh eggs. Also
bran and mixed feed sacks, and 1000 pull
lets. L. d. RiX.
For Sale:-Pr. 5-yr.-oId oxen, weight
about $500; good, handy pair to work in
woods. Henry II. Haraden, Hutchinson
farm, Braintree road. If
Statesmen Wanted:-To look after our
interest in Orange and adjacent counties.
Salary or commission. Address, Lincoln
Oil Co., Cleveland, o.
Am agent for the Montpelier laundry
and confident you will appreciate the
work; can crafty your wish for any
hair dresser, Main street.
Select Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels,
Royal Blue strain, also Gold Dust strain
and Buff Plymouth. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. 4w ae
George L. Aldred, R. F. d. 8, franklin,
y. H.
Wanted 200 cords of peeled poplar
wood for delivery during the winter of
1907 and 1908. For prices and specifica-
tions. apply or write Champlain Realty
Co, White River Junction, VT. ae
Guy c. Spokesfeld, the trap-drummer
at the Chandler Music hall, would like a
few pupils on the drum in Randolph and
vicinity. Five years experience in
Worcester, Mass. For information ad-
dress, Box 6S1, Hanover, y. II. 2w
Notice. have a few Lilley farm and
lumber wagons on hand, which | would
like to dispose of this fall. For anything
which have in stock will make it an OBJ
ject for you to buy now. 4wae
The Lilley Wagon Co., \. y. Camp,
Prop, Morrisville, Vt.
| do not employ agents to sell my
monumental work for the reason that it
is necessary to pay them 10 to 20 percent
for their services. This means that the
customer must pay this amount in the
end. You can save this by buying di-
rect from the manufactured.
If A F. Lamb
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24
Building Lots for Sale.

Our house lots, fronting on Main,
Prospect and Terrace streets, have been
surveyed and stakes set.
These lots are now offered for sale.
They are on high ground near the bust
ness center of Randolph village, overlook
ing the mountains and valleys.
They are the only desirable house lots
now for sale in this village. Call and see
them if you are thinking of building a
house, now, or in the future. If
The E. f. Emerson Co., Randolph, Vt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24

II You think you do not care for
talking machines" it is because you
have not heard the New Model
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-14

throughout the year. 1t is very
common small, blue-backed. chestnut
breasted, whlte-bellied bird. The fe-
male bird does not equal the robin as
a songster, but the few notes 1t has
are sweet and never loud
There are 400 species of the hum
ming bird. They belong to a family
Of small, bright-colored American birds
that are known to be the swiftest-fly-
Ing birds we have; In fact, their flight
through the air is so swift (and their
wings vlbrate so rapidly, that they
look like hazy mist. The humming
bird lives mainly on insects and nectar
found In flowers, which it obtains
while on the wing. 1t Is seen by most
people only when It Is around flowers
In search Of food, and is therefore
thought to be always on the wing, but
II you watch 1t carefully you will no
tice that It often rests ON the twigs
Of tree tops
There are forty different species of
American birds which live mainly in
the woods and around shrubbery. Their
tails are as long as their wings, and
In one Of our common species much
longer. The bill Is nearly as long as
the head. The wren and catbird belong
to this family. The hooking bird Is a
large, ashy-colored long tailed bird,
with much white on the center of Its
wing and outer tail feathers. 1t Is the
most noted song bird Of America, and
the most wonderful mocker In the
world. 1t can initiate almost any
sound in nature-ln fact, has been
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-14
FUTURE PLAYGROUND

The st. James Bay Region VIII Ne.
como - Paradise for snort.msc
Inc most urgent need Of Quebec Is a
ra4lroad from the St Lawrence north
Waru TO st. James Bay. saws Munsey's
In's would open IN 100000 acres Of
Iahd and connect Quebec with Hudson
bay-that inland sea, which is create,
Cnan ten Lake Superlors. The sum.
mer travel alone would probably enable
such railway to pay dividends. as the
"hole region Is n paradise for snort.
men. Here are wild geese, snIpc nlo
Ver' otter, beaver, mink, deer marion
ana pears In large numbers At one
camp an Indian hunter recently sho,
eighteen bears. And as for fishing thera
are 1000 lakes and countless rivera IN
thls northern wilderness, all populoua
with trout and salmon
I'VE caught ninety-seven front N o,n
haul" reports q government surveyor.
In the far morrill, he says, I'VE found
the pike 30 tame that we killed than
with our paddles"
For those who wish to hunt bio o.r,.
there are the white whales OF ST Iana.
Bay. In the good old days of the New
Bedford whalsrs, these monsters ver.
worth 800 apiece to tho ships tina,
caught them. 1t is said that In forty
voyages to St James Bay the whaIers
harpooned 100000 worth OF tho
blonde leyiathans
Instead OF being a frozen vas+s a.
most Americans believe, this northern
region has lighter snowfall than m.
prosperous cities Of Ottawa and Mon.
treal. It Is In the latitude of England
and Denmark, and farther south than
any part OF Norway.
II have bathed In the waters Of 81
James Bay as late as Oct. g." said ona
of the few enterprising woodsmen who
had made the journey by canoe.
This unmapped land will yet be the
playground Of the continent. Here IL
the Nottaway, a river two miles wide
and 400 miles long, but not nearly as
we'll known rs the Kongo Here i.
Lake Mistassini, with an area Of 600
square miles, where the plash of the
white mans paddle has seldom been
heard. And here are the falls of thu
Hamilton River. which have broken the
silence Of this wilderness for ages with
a Wild plunge more terrible than that
Of Niagara.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-14

known to initiate thirty-two different
kinds Of birds in less than a quarter of
an hour. Many people have them for
pets, and find them very delightful
companions.
The woodpecker belongs to very
large family of creeping or climbing
birds, with stiff, sharp-pointed tail
feathers. which they use to help sup
port their bodies against the tree,
Their toes are four In number, two
going forward and two backward, 80
they can hold on to the tree more
easily. They have strong, straight,
chisel-pointed bills, which they use to
cut small holes in the wood when look
ing for insects to eat, and also when
they want to make larger hole for q
nesting place. The tongue Of the wood
pecker Is peculiarly long, with a spear
like tip which 1t can thrust out, bring
ing insects from their hiding places
under the bark.
Woodpeckers are not singers They
only make tattoo with their bills on
the tree, which Is supposed to be their
love song. Their eggs are always white.
Among the many different kinds are
the ivory billed woodpecker, the hairy
woodpecker, the downy woodpecker
red-backed woodpecker and the red
headed woodpecker
The blue Jay belongs to the family
Of crows and magpies. 1t Is com
mon, large, noisy. crested. brightly
marked blue bird with white throat
and tips Of outer tail feathera-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-14
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Judges of Philadelphia have declared
unconstitutional the 2-cent railroad
fare law passed by the last legislature.
M. f. Kincaid has resigned as war.
den of the state penitentiary at Walla
Walla, to take effect as soon as q sue
cessor can be named.
From her parents, both of whom
died within few days of each other,
Mrs. Herman H. Wycoff of BelliDg-
ham has inherited a share, valued at
$500, 900, of an estate.
1t is reported that Japan does not in
tend to make an international affair of
the japanese riots which have occurred
in Vancouver, B. G. A prominent off
cial Of Japan says the relations between
Japan and Great Britain are too close
and too friendly to be destroyed by this
incident. He says the Japs will de-
mand damages.
1t is reported that large paper mill
is to be erected at st. Joe, Idaho,
which will cost 81 800, 900.
Spokane has passed All ordinance that
saloons must pay $1,000 year license.
1t is reported that the Countess of
Montignoso, the divorced wife of the
King of Saxony, was married in Lou
don to Signor Tozzell, the Italian
singer.
Plans are on foot to reorganize and
reopen the Oregon Trust and Savings
bank which failed in Portland a few
weeks ago.
Patrick Brice, hero of several Indian
wars and an argonaut Of the early sos,
died at Anaconda, Mont, recently
Brice was awarded medal for signal
bravery during the Nez Perez war in
1877 in connection with the rescue of
the 6-year-old daughter of an army
officer named Manuel.
The bond election at Tacoma for q
new water plant to cost $4,000, 600
was voted down.
The New York city bond issue of
$40, 000, 900, was heavily over 7ubscrib
ed at premiums ranging up to 1O3.
The Standard Oil company of Ind
lana has applied to the United States
circuit court or writ Of supersedeas,
suspending the operation of the recent
decision rendered by Judge Lands in
the United States district court i'll
which the penalty assessed against the
company was 500, 900, 900.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-14
NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT. (
s10ys,,Gs,N-se..,&sasssSsra.s

When Carl Schurz was In Washing
ton in 1862, waiting for his assignment
in the army, he had to undergo the
trlbuiations Sf persons who are sup
posed TO have influence. Tho news had
gone abroad that In America there was
u great demand for officers Of military
training and experience. This demand,
writes Mr.. Schurz in hls 'Reminls-
cences of Long Life" could not fail
10 attract from all parts OF the globe
adventurous characters who had seen,
or pretended to have seen. military ser
vice In one country or another, and
who believed that there was a chance
for prompt employment and rapid pro
motion
One Of the many foreigners who
sought my intercessioA was a young
German count whose identity was
vouched for by member OF the Prus-
sian legation He had a long line OF
ancestors, going back fer several hun
dred years, He was greatly impressed
with the Importance Of this fact. and
thought It would weigh heavily In So
curing him position in our army. II
he could only have an audience with
the President and lay his case before
him, he believed the result could not DO
doubtful
He pursued me 50 arduously with a
request for personal introduction to
Mr.. Lincoln that at last succumbed,
and promised TO Introduce him If the
President permitted.
The President did permit. The count
spoke English moderately we'll, and In
his ingenious way he at once explained
! to Mr. Lincoln how high the nobility