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Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-10
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Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-10

STRAYED to my place, 8 miles east
of Ritzville, two year old black mare
colt. Star on forehead; branded on
left hip ~, and H on right sholder;
wire cut on right front leg,
Johann Wellsandt.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-10

The safe, certain, reliable little pills
that do not grippe or sicken are Dade's
Little Liver Pills, Best for sick head
aches, billiousness and lazy livers.
sold by Domain Drug Co.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-10
LOCAL. NEWS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE.

Fresh fruit and vegetables at ID. ].
Kalkwarf's.
If its made of gold we have it.
S. S. Frantz Jly. Co.
Don't fail to get one of those nice
shirt waists at D. J. Kalkwarf's.
One fourth off the regular price.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Robbins left
last Tuesday for Maine, to visit with
Mr.. Robbins relatives.
Perry L. Schiller spoke in the
Christian church at Cheney last Sun :
day both morning and evening.
We receive our chocolete candies
irish every week. It's handmade.
S. S. Frantz Jly Co.
Mr.. M. v. Simas, rancher living
south of Keystone, transacted business
in Ritzville.
For sale-two teams, light driving
horses. Writ or call on Chas. Schelly,
Ritzville, Wash. 1O-X.
We have full line of Mems wear
ing apparel for harvest. Ritzville
Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Rathbun went
to Spokane last Saturday and returned
on Monday.
Elgin the Watchword. l have
them in all grades. SIS. Frantz Jly
Co.
A chance to get a summer suit
cheap. One fourth off the regular
price at D. J. Kalkwarf's.
Mr.. George Schwelke and wife of
Sanduskey,. Ohio, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Clark on Knob Hill
this week.
You can buy Fashionable wash suits
for one third off and have the season s
choicest m9del'to choose from. Ritz
vile Trading Co.
Two Salvation Army boys visited
our city last Saturday. With what
success they met we have been unable
to learn.
Ollie Lewis and Bert Pullman have
gone with the surveying party of the
North Coast Railroad. They will be
gone about three weeks.
Prof. H. W. Hayden, who was
teaching the Paha school last year,
has been engaged as principal at
y Fleida Clarke Co, Washington.
INSURE THE WHEATCROP in
field and in sacks. See A. B. Wiltse,
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Co. x
have several choice residences for
sale on College Hill. Come and see
me.
Gentry Rushing.
Miss Carrie schrag, former book
keeper at D. J. Kalkwarf's general
store, has accepted position with the
Pioneer National Bank. Her many
friends wish her much success.
For sale cheap a No. 8 Hodge
Hedaer, header boxes, forks, a drap-
ers and side wagon toungs in good
condition. Call at the JOURNAL
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennington
were among the Ritzvilites who went
to Seattle last Tuesday morning to
attend the National Observation-Disclosures
Society, which convenes in that city
at present.
Ers. Hanna Weiand, nee Spanjer,
who is taking Deaconess cource in
Chicago, subscribed for the Journal
this week. She is desireous to know
what is going on in Ritzville and COM
munity.
Saturday evening, July 9th. at the
Methodist parsonage in Ritzville,
Elva Woodruff and Miss Laura Foster
were united in marriage by the Rev.
B. E. Koontz. Mr.. and.Mrs. Woodruff
will make their future home at Lind.
John Fuerst, wife and daughter of
Mabton. were visiting with the family
of Louis Nauditt for over a week.
Mr.. Fuerst was well plesead with
this country, but he was inclined to
the opinion that it was too dry to suit
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-12-21

a rich contralto voice, is a member of
the Sextette. Selections from Ca
velleri Rusticana," al Trovatore,"
"Pagliacci," "Rigoletto" and Lucia
Di Lammermoor" offer opportunity
for the introduction of the various
pieces.
This number is followed by "Sliv-
ers" and Siegrist, comedy pantomi-
mists, direct from European tri-
umphs. "Slivers" is said to be a real
emperor in the realm of folly, he per-
forms ball game pantomine which
won favor and applause in the Lon
don and Paris Hippodromes. 1t is
claimed for his partner, Chas. Sic
grist, that he is the Worlds greatest
acrobat, and is the only man in the
world who performs complete
double somersault from the ground.
Then there is George Wilson, who
has for years been prime favorite
on he minstrel stage of America; he
has been making people laugh for
years and is top notcher at the
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-12-21
ISABEL IRVING.

A particularly noteworthy engage
ment will be the appearance at the
Salt Lake theatre Christmas day of
Miss Isabel Irving one of Americas
most popular actresses.
The name of the play in which
Miss Irving appears is called "The
Girl who has Everything" comedy
drama from the pen of Clyde Fitch.
Miss Sylvia Lang, played by Miss IT.
wing, is the girl who has everything.
At the beginning of the play she has
wealth, social position, everyday hap
piness and lot of other things which
help to contribute to the pleasing
carrying on of an every day existence
At the end of the play she has lost
all these material comforts but she
has gained the one great supreme
thing in life which is love and that
is what makes her "The Girl who has
Everything"
The struggle between Sylvia and
her brother-in-law for the possession
of the fortune, and Sylvia's love for
a young but poor lawyer, who acts
S her counsel, form the main theme
of the charming little comedy drama
which Mr.. Fitch has written. All the
characters are said to be rue types
of real people. The New York Her
aid, short time ago, said in des-
cribing this play, at was like taking
down the sides of real house, and
letting the public look in and see
what is going on among real people"
The story is a natural one, and the
incidents might happen in any big
city in the United States today.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-12-21

game. He merely talks, and when he
stops, the audience still wants more;
he has good line of new jokes and
makes hit with financial String
ency" allusion, and SINCE an automo-
bile song which takes immensely
Eva Nudge is little American
coincidence who has conquered Eur
ope with a series of rapid changes
which she has arranged into song and
story. The transformation innova-
ton which is new by Miss Nudge is
said to be the most rapid ever seen.
An unique and original act is intro
duced by Geiger & Walters. Their
turn being musical novelty, entitled,
I'm the Streets of Italy" To the &C
compartment of a big hand organ they
sing number of suitable selections
exceptionally we'll Geiger is very
much of trickster with. the violin
and renders several marvellous imita-
tons, the most remarkable of which
is that of the talking of little girl.
Americas greatest sharpshooters
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-12-21
NEXT WEEK AT THE ORPHEUM

At the Orpheum this week a bill
of diversified amusement is offered
that promises to please and satisfy.
1t is headed by the famous La Scala
Sextette, who render choice selections
from the greatest of the grand op-
eras; for those who wish the higher
order of things the La Scala Sextette
is far above the average of Italian
Grand Opera. An American girl, with
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-12-21

is the title given the two Viviaps;s
their work is said to be of the highly
sensational order and has won popu-
lar approval all over the Orpheum cir
cult. These excellent numbers will
be closed with new pictures on the
Kinodrome, and Prof. Weihe prom
ises more of his excellent music for
Christmas patrons.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-12-21
Bank of Smith
field
SMITHFIELD, UTAH

E. R. Miles, President.
]. Y. Smith, Cashier.
Does a general banking bust
ness. Pays interest on depos-
its. Liberal and courteous
treatment. Exchange every
where.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
LABOR NOTES

The General Federated Union Of
NeW Yorh has decided 20 hold the
usual parade on Labor day.
The granite cutters and quarry
men of San Francisco have won a
strike FOR an increase Of wages
from 81 20 81 80 day
Tho bo0kmnders. ~ o. said viii
be the next ~ The trades connected
with the printing Industry Ia catnh.
lish the elghthnnr workday
The Massachusetts bureau ~ Ia.
Dor made public a bulleting recent.
81 which shows that added living
costs Tor 1906 outran wage In
creaaea
The average salary paid q nation
al presiding officer Of q labor union
Is about $500 ia some eases the
travelling expenses are added TO
this
Fop the FIRST time ln The history
~ coal mining m Indiana. several
hundred miners were recently fined
81 per day each for elEht DAYS for
aH unauthorized strike by their
organization
u b. estimated that probably So
900 or more men ON the railroad
lines between New York aud Chi
caRo hrve ben laid of OF PVT on
shorter hours since January ! be.
cause OF the retreuchmcnt
The twcniythird annual session
Of lho Trades aud Labor Council
will meet at Winnipeg. September
rs One Of the most vital questions
to come before the convention will
be- that of Immigration
Since 1901 the international As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

complement the other each poanes
Ing those qualities which Tho other lacks.
Thus with the perfect marriage Greatest happiness Springs
IN which supplies those qualities which
husband each nils out ana contrib
the character OF the other
The happiness which Of marriage Ike this rare
than the which Mrs Fish believes springs
the marriage who hef inferior very
whom believe be nef Interiors 10
aom mysterious they saved from lpYing them
There ant loving wife 90 b. found rich OF poor mHh OF low
imagine that her baud Possesses virtues end excel
qualities which Therefore while hiH To-
he IN her eyes ~ surprising
superiority and she lives happily and oonentedy proud of her
good
womana heart which was made 20
husband other 90 The he
which bless her Empgh Indeed % she who
haa neither the little
b possible Fish, being 10 the 500 define
Inferior fewer social than hia
d million such distinctions hardly exist We
WILL aud nppcni when work
together together together FOR The little successes The
trfnE accomplishments and Eiprea 81 TIE days AZ they
who from tile chains % these social dnc
live aud trust with thought ~
wiio which Do wiser which M most
takes from the other aud when love
the wife ~ excellence be-
power Tho husbands on and 90 THIS
81 the wife finds happiness
majority happier misery Win the they
they could be- II dwelling ln luxury and comfort wl
a and canary.
a rarries IL the she
c him be- what be the wordto her Dee spells hap
places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Labor, What j. Lahora

Labor, What SIS Labor
onont,I know said one man ooh. my Cod yes It's
what makes me work like dog set enough to keep lie IA
the misss and the Kids Look me- lost that finger IN
the eogs and got his mark my when the cursed fly
wheel exploded Yes know what Labor is It's work TO
keep alive"
That man was embittcrcd lie had suffered lie knew
what his lie had been his experience had been bat
for all that he didn't know what Labor was
Lie as we know a. isn't anything but big machine IL
Is terribly complicated machine There has never been any
thing just like There has been any other machine SO
intricate with many million parts SO many wheels ana
levers and ecapcmeus aud cog and puey There was never
any other machine that produced such countless numbers ct
things.
was complicated enough thousands OF when
comparatively simple @ what Is now Bot men kept
living and growing and thinking. and they added first one
part and then another part and then hundred to
produce this thing and thousand new wheels to turn ou'
something and to-day between the time that tins
written you read the world has found use for many
things and they all be arranged for aud taken care
OF and turned out by this same machine.
And Labor is the power thar makes the machine move
Labor IS no, merely working for 1t contributing
the worlds need.
Labor means producing, creating
One digs the coal SO that we may be warm IN win
ter Another the throttle 81 his engine thar may
e. place place in safety Another cects buildings Still
another draws plans for them Some gather cotton Some
cl1tn some make AiuticH some hufNt "iNst'
Others govern nations Some write books for
education Others beautiful music for enjoyment
il IS all labor
And this IS Labor Day
Does belong only the boermaker and the brcklayer
printer and the engineer; No belongs every
who giving his life and her life humani,ys
needs We need books well bridges We need pictures
well paint n need music we'll as mines. We need
government we'll gravcyards
The only whom Labor Day does not belong arc
those who 10 nothing but is shameful speak q
them today
And the who bitter against himself and the world
who said Labor oply working keep life 10 bis wife and
children DC had missed the thing that makes Labor great
10 every sincere worker his Labor Is JOY. Labor Is
privilege That should be permitted 20 DO something
for hs friowmen. glory enough And al Labor IS
glorious
There isn't any in the CRIME Of the stokcr The
admiral has the glory commanding the ship but the stoker
has the glory Of making the ship
H great thing DC able honestly say Of this wonder
fu creation BY the hand 81 mani have helped"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

porary They we0 blown In h. a.
wind " We
lsvcrett True Wen. here's a.
! blow Ouh ""sfe
Landlord Bui The cuislne 49,.
right wasn't itg NJ
Everett True Yes. IL ~.
tho ihing Tor glass cater ~ lass
Landlord rhats mae ,,.. soas.
lion ill look Tor You bset '. .
year next
Everett True Well II w..
mo coming itll be- 10 clean Nv ~, zee
place VN' NE
Landlord Youn reoomm..s -.
resort o. your friends Won, '' ''as
Escrott True .aure. II your
'and Bore 90 any ~ ON ~ good
Landlord Wei. ( wlsb 90,
luck fDn gpDd
Everett True CATCHING ~
train oat rs ~ GOOD ny ~ n'Ae
want A AZ
Landlord Au reyoir
Everett True Aw.ff,t,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

ISOLATION 81 Naehlnista has fuily
doubled its membership. itn funds
and financial resources aud aecar.
ed Dor the maehlalatn higher wages.
a shorter workday aud better con
ditiunn
Twelve thousand arcanmAkrrA
and ladies taiiofa of whom ? 900
Here women and Eifia. rerrnfiY
sent on strike for better conditions
10 Vienna. Austria After nlne DAYS
The dlspute was settled faeoFably
70 the affihern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Landlord Going already
Everett True Yes' / need n va.
cation
Landlord Why. you've been here
only three days
Everett True ! know I've got
70 Says left 20 find some summer
comfort
Landlord hope nothing'a zone
wrong.
Everett True 80 Everything
becu coming lovely for The moBqui'
toes
Landlord oh. hats only TEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Joy wndlaaa the drl the
wheel
nut You
What do fccl1
Have YOU idlera will underzi l
brothers has said thuttnen shall
the back the hand
ThaP life Thorn who hbo shame 10 for hen who hhkl
A u Hhsot through tho art
and the
IL your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
U. S. NaYY Yard

Take a trip on the Sound aud
visit the q 8 navy yard. see the
baiiloshlps Oregon. Wisconsin and
Nebraska. the cruisers Charleston.
Boston. Buffalo aud the training
ship Philadelphia. the mammoth
dry docks. torpedo boats ANA
prison ship Nipaic Boats leave
Pier 2. foot Of Yoaler way. six times
daily Round Trim soc 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

In the latesi suits Zoe the wee
hos the full kuicherbockera scarce
y show The lnng over blouse II
made with ihroe box pieats. The aide
ones in front are stitched. the cen
Cog nlnal being heenfAlnd Nith bal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

/. Little Brother Ou'rc Just w.
time. Mr. Linger Sisters putting
up preaerYea
Mr ilngef Sand Why am ! just
Ia time. my little MANI
Little Brother Cause heard
her say she's going - can you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

toms The pieatr In the back are
al similarly trimmed the stitchins
being used
A charming auff for Tad " 3
made ON thla model " ~ old blue
linen The shield the cuffs aud the
beit are % white linen. and cord
81 fhis lighter tone also edges the
shaped yoke The tlny buttons are
merely mnids covered wtth the
blue. while allk vt the same tone b.
worked into stars for the yoke and
cuffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

The boy who has been going bare.
foot al summer b. now trying 10
demonstrate that be cant get bis
feet into school ahOcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

both sides Of every coin YOU hand
her. or that she won't slip you q
smooth, dime now aud then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
eur 10 PAR BETTER oLp MAID THAN TO MARRY
AMAN WHO IS NOT ongs GoUAL"-Mrs. stuyvs.ant Fish.
.ifEM0fV.
BeNea0rfRafl

N for a moment. you gaze .Htsad.
ny ~ some Object which 80 bright
red then quickly close the eyes,
there viii appear apon tho retlua
~ the eye an exact image of that
object. put les color will DO bright
green n yuu look az green Oh.
ioct tho picture upon the eye will
appear red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Tho last straw bffac the cancels
spine
WIen laid upon the pack.
Now. had The camel oates4 u
Would that have Bocd lta 7ack ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

More battleahips at navy yard
than ever before go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
STAR DUST
BY JOSH
BY JOSH

worse of than lots Of golfers who
hatent been awaiied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

NOTICE Jas, because the rea.
,aurani cashier o. dream ~ love
illness 10 no sign she w@nt examine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

The Iowa man who was stunned
BY hlow GA tho head and cant
talk anything bat rulf isn't any
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-05
NOTE De POICf
(ContinWGG6w de LG tIEiwG 8

(ContinWGG6W de IG fIEiHG s.
con lula Ramos Rivera.
lie ha Sido aceptada al doc.
tor Salicrup la renuncia de su cargo
que presentara como medico del
distrito sur.
-Ha tornado possession de sd
cargo como inspector de alimentos
de los distritos de Ponce y Guaya.
ma don Enrique Mascara.
Carlos ]. Rivie recibie TIN
balazo de revolver en- el pecho, sa-
liendole por la espalda.
Hoy, primer dfa de pago, en-
tesorerfa municipal han ingresado
en- concepto de patentes y plumas
de aqua IA pesos SO centavos.
CoKRESPoNSAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-05

del poblado de Luquillo y que son las
siguientes:
81 paquetes de libra velas sur
tidas q $8A, $7.oS. 4 libras maizena,
'asX $o.22. 6H sebo blando $I3 90
quintal, $o.S4. lata de libra aceite
almendras, SOIL. s paquetes anil,
$o.2S 4 docena salchichas Viena,
$o.26. Smedia btllas. ron viejo, 5000.
ID medias botellas anfs Paloma, q 34
CT de 24K $500. 23 media idem extra,
litros vino Vermouth, $t.oo.
1874 botellas cerveza, 5000, u barril
vinagre, SLIP. Media lata aceite de
Linaza, $3.50 S y media botellas
anfs Victoria $o.6S. Media quintal
tia. $I.25. 80 libras herraduras, $I.2o.
81 tazas pequeiias, $o.93. 7 libras
chocolate nGmero I, $o,77. 7libras Sc
bo blando mas, $o.I3. bahamas de
mostrador, $500. 4 escobas, $.o63.
liras colgantes en- uso, $2.oo. s IL
bras chfcharos, $o.I9. 4 resmas pa
pei aleman, $o.6S. 4 libras pimen-
ton, $o.46. libras pimienta So. a8.
100 libras punta Paris, $500. 3 do
cenas paquetes tachuelas, $o.72. S
gruesas botones, $3.50 IA Ide tran
tes President, $3.50. 6 docenas
cuerdas de guitarra, $o.96. I resto
papel color de envolver, $o,75. no
docenas pantaloncillos, So.33. Gu
cuchillo mostrador. $oIo. 1850
sacos spapel de a una y media
arroba, s. Ga; mn lote de sacos vacfos,
50. so; ) cajas gas X rays, S4.o5; 4
barriles botellas vacias, S 2.So; 1! ro-
mana en- uso. $1,000; I escritorio en-
NAL estado, $500; 70 varas de irlan-
da, $3.I5; II varriles vAcfos, Soss;
S barrilIes vacfos de tocino, $o.63; J
IA pipas en- NAL ostado, SO. 7o.-Total,
s6S.9I.
D.chos bieucs han de responder
de Ia suma de quinientos dollars, CO.
mo capital V a las costas que Sc ori.
ginen.
La S basta tendra lugar en- mi
ofcina, sta en- el mi mo locel que
osupa essa cprte Municipal, calle del