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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
ON THE FRONT

W y benson. general manager
OF FFask Natarhuaas q Co. lrff
yesterday sor san Francisco "a book
after tho first sailing ~ tho com.
panys res Australian service. Tho
Foreric q A. San rranciac0 and Is
expected % sail from there An.
gust 90
The Norwegian steamer Iatun
has gone 10 TaeamA "a take on q
small part ut hsF earxo f0r Moth
Chiaa parfa Tho weasel viii ~.
luru 10 Seattle ThnrEaAy and wlil
ieaye The later part ~ tho week
Work eoatraurs 20 Be rushed on
the Copies River s Northwestern
railway large shipments for Ca.
tails siil leave within a week
5000 tons ~ Aieui rails now aWait.
inE shipment The company has
placed an oFdeF for s.s1a tons ~
steel rails. whlch wlii leave tho
east Immediately The stcamNhia
YueataH. which iwavee for the
north August ts. viii carry a large
supply for the company.
Advises received b. Frank Wa.
terhog@e 4 Co are % tho effect
.nat the steamship ShRwmuf %
The Boston Steamship comrahy's
flees sill bring bach a carro of
over 10000 tons ffom the Orient
and the Philippines The vessels
cErEo wiii b. comprised mostly Of
hemp from Manila
Capt Frud A TcW. formerly u
olympia. and a sell known Sound
steamboat captain. wAs thrown
from a Lake linton car SATURDAY
and vas badly inlared lie IL con.
flnea to bis home on bellevue Az.
Tho steamship Humboldt sailed
f0r SoutheaAseFn Alaska points last
night With . large passenger Bat.
The steamship city OF Seattle
was reported sailing south from
Haaiey yesterday and wlli b. IN
ihis afternoon.
The schooner spokane arrived kt
Port Gamble yesterday to load coal
for California.
The steamship Spokane sailed
north from WFaugel yesterday.
Ths steamer pleiades arrived AZ
Nome August 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
STANDARD OIL CO
BUYS PROPERTY

Despite the sss.aao.oeo wa'ch
yudxe Iandis has ordnrrd 1As
standard OF cpfnpany 20 paJ INTO
- United states treasury. there
i apparently money enoaEh leH
!. ~ TN 81 the Octopns 10 buy an
sas.tlouai 20 feet Of Seattle wafer
,-s.t property aaleinlng rs pies.
a. Seattle holdings for sieo.opV
"a % aalarza rs wharf ~ a
- soeas asv addition for which
r.ss an aow being drawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

VIA BASIN, Aus. 10. Via
,asalez wash. Aug II tpe'
I'VE ~ the main ps .,''',. ct o. ,so
, .'.sl.lsssrs 'eav, t.lvsa silvia l Basin
-, Angeles tomorrow mora
n te Ia marty has climbed dur
40 ,sllnx Mounts Quccts,
~ ny s.asslr. Christie and Moves.
Ma. ..esen save no evidence %
80 go been climbed before,
Mrs sl.nh 10 Mount Olympus
v. AioasIsd ,s ss' 'IDs ss into retreat
t's.'a ~ a.' ssaaatala bat halo scaled.
". .s.. ~ q the party made
~ CAMPS IN oueess vai'Vy
q. s,sse Il Ne Olympus on
ss,ss and started On the mann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
MOUNT ANNEERS
IN OLYMPICS
/ Nsz

cllmh early Saturday morning, 4
slight rain followed by aleot and
driving snow ~ the higher aitl.
tude was gained made tho ascent
a queation. Advancing over numes
glacier aad ON into tho ohaam OF
tho Hop glacier tho snow became
so heavy that ordors for retreat
were given aud the limo hurried
back into eaANp through the sting
las ttnrm.
In coming down o. mountain
Miss Mlnana ilailey fali aud was
slightly bruised Otheswlae no nc.
cidont occurred
The conqueet ~ Mount Olympus
"a left Ia The Aeond party. provid.
ms Hood weather favors theQ.
ALiSA J, BiGELoW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
PLEASE SQUELCH FRA HUBBARD'S
BRAINSTORM," SAYS MISS partition

eppport three children She could
s"ll Allre Hubbard thing or two
about philosophy.
Mra Suburban ia star diplo-0
mat when she oniortAlna tho unin-
vlted friend huNhy hrnEa home
with a pleasant smile and can or
corn.
Every mother a. a reformor when
abe yields the slipper. every house
wiz an inventor.
The woman who rcacuea tho fam
lily eat from the haby'p moist en-
brace and hidea Rover whore the
boys can't tie cans 20 his tail IN
Humanitarian
Every wife must perforce be an
orator when her husband comes
humaSt Z a. m. HpeechlcaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

~ the oraEun n. " a Nav. Co..
Ang 1873. sept ii.i2.tE 20 James.
luwn and fesaFn. $3.50. Sept 81.
Z a@Fatoxs Springs. y. r.. and TO
tngn. aceount q. A. r. aucampnont
80 So
SEPT ttfs.ta Chicago ana re-
turn tFiho. g. Louis teT so. Oma
Ia. Kansas CITY and Missouri river
points $50 90 Tickssa. reaervn
tons ard Information AZ Hninn
flekst offtce. SOS fIrat ave-, A. y
Kills. Geal AT ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

There II not a married woman
llviug who does not exercise iitcr.
ary talent % tho first order when
she writes TO har husbands ret.
atiyca and manages 10 keep them
all Ia good humor.
Many women have done well.
as can be verified By a reference
10 proverbs. but Alice Hubbard has
overlooked a bot Logic l0sca itn
power and intellect llH brilllaney
when pure. CHILD eyes gaEe guess.
tiuninFly AZ tho mother who has
stained them In the worlds sight
By her own ainfui weakness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

were kept In jail uniii an hour b.
fore sailing
The afEieefa % the Toloaan aay
that fhnFe vas an hour's time while
the vessel Waa az Shanghai 20 get
= crew and that as result a very
poor assortment Of Chinese vas
picked up. Close watch will be-
kspt ca them While tho ycassl IT,
IN this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
FOREST FIRES DID
LITTLE DAMAGE

The resent forest fires In the
coantry north and east ~ seattle
have done little damage. according
10 The statement - Horteft shaw.
an employs q Land Commissioner
Ross office
The fires aionR the shores %
Lake Whafeom dld not amount 10
inuch. said Mr. Shas % a reporter
Tor The Star. while thnss IN skaE.
4 eoantF we're shat ara caliad
grpuud fires. affecting mostly the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
DANIEL THURMAN.

Has received 4 fall line OF The new.
est and choicest fall and winter
swtlnga from New York. Mr..
Thurman has built up a large and
desirable patronage By getting
styles a little ahead of hls Compel.
it0rs and making high class suits
AZ moderate prices for particular
dreaHars zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
IMPAIRMENT GIVES POST
OFFICE MORE kEkP

In giving better service. the post.
master thinks additional room and
better facilities for handling the
mail are also tust an necessary be-.
tara perfect service can DO looked
FOR.
There appear on the list Of o.
i1ihlos that have tmkca the civil
service examination the namea OF
rs Womea. but the work u deemed
200 hard and the hours too long for
them aud they wlii b used only
Al the sub stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
GERMAN VESSEL HAS TROUBLE WITH
CREW OF RAW CHINESE COOLIES

The German steamer Toloaan
got In last nigh, from the Orient
By way Of San FrAncsaco and tho
officers report = taio Of Voc con.
crFulug the Chinese crew % tho
vessel While At San FrAnclsco "a
out % The 81 rau coolies slipped
ashore and shs police had b BE-
called Ia e. appFehrud them. They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
TWO DAYS PICNIC.

A two days picnic u bclnx en-.
joycd BY tho members OF 81 MARY :
Parish az Lesehi para. beginning
thls m0Fninf and 20 last through
today and tomorrow A dance wiil
~ given teaighs and another 20.
morrow niEht Sports ana games
are eudnlsgd ia and clAb0ratm
iunchsons are features Of the AZ
iair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

a.. vossosfcs department. AZ
Nv hAs authorized Post.
Na 's..s e,.srxn N. Stewart To rm'
~. \ sAn Number as may %
- 4 care for the business
= - kral Office IN a proper man.
- Theru are now NO names o'
49, % the waiting eligible list
: ssat he new clerks must come
49, tAe head o. PROVISIONAL ap'
paatments -, a,
Although the new clerks VII aia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

Tho Weat Seattle Land a I'm.
proTement Co. owning the water
system across the bay. has offered
70 sell all ~ interests 70 tho city
for the sufn 81 81 900. Tho mat.
ter viii come before the council
Ia the near futare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
BOTTOM OUT OF
LOCAL PIANO PRICES
Tremendous Reductions Made by Johnston
Co., Account of Removal, Upset Market.

TIE GREATEST PIANO BUYING EVENT KNOWN ELE
CANT HIGHEST GRADE NEW PIANOS oReANs
PLAYER PIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN FACT Az
ERYTtilNc NOW on HAND OFFERED AT TERRIFIC RE
oUcTioas. SLIGHTLY USED ONES AT LESS THAN HALF
QUICKEST ACTION NECESSARY TO SECURE CHOICE
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prices. for the mere additional
simple interest on the unpaid
balance.
Remember. too. that each and
every instrument a. strictly
brand uew and the very latest
style. Every plano. or pianoia.
or player piano. or organ. OF
other musical instrument will ne
accompanied by tho Pioneer
Piano Houses "Ironclad Gnaran.
ten" which means Money
Bach" n instrument purchased u
not found. after delivery. exact.
" as represented and aailEfac
tory IN every respect
WHO'LL TAKE THESE
The assortment of slightly used
pianos and organs Is the largest
and finest ever gotten together
under one roof You'll find prac
tlcallY every wellknown make
represented. For a quick sale.
prices have been actually alauRh.
tered. Think Of itgoOd reliable
pianos at al little as 92s. $40. sti
and up. Fine upriRhtH at $50. tG7.
$50. etc. Organs. both church aud
parlnr style. In an endleaa variety
from ti5 up to s7s.
Elegant pianolaa. nearly new.
IN ali woods. range IN price from
SIS up 20 flfs. according TO style
and use. Other piano players A.
as little az Sss. $40. otc.
Talking machines. tho regular
S2b values. while they last. 81 go.
You'd better hurry they'll 10
like lightning Remember. We
also carry the largest assortment
Of talking machines and records
In the West
Rare and costly violins, banioa.
guitars. mandolinH. band instru.
fnents. etc. at 20 to 90 pur cent
reduction.
Bear in mind that quickest nc.
ton IL necessary 10 secure choice.
Come IN the first thing tomorrow
morning or afternoon. n You can.
not come In during tho day. phone
as. and We'll arrange an appoint.
mont IN the evening. ID g.
Johnston Co. Oldest sid Largest
Doaiers. 903 Second avenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

The tremendous price reduc.
tionH on elegant, highest grade
Pianos. Organs. Musical lnstru.
menis. etc. made BY the - =.
Johnston Co have caused n great
upset IN the local market.
From early morning. and
throughout the day. tho catab.
Hshmsnf vas crowded with
shrewd buyers and keen Judges
of pimno values all eagerly bent
on securing an instrument az the
present greatly reduced prices.
An told. twenty-five Instruments
were snapped up.
IN addition. two wellkmown 10
cal music teachers secured two
elegant pianos each for their
studies In preparation for the
coming winters work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

me supply of Nav material IL
Practically lnsxhsoEsibls.
Everyone familiar With the
Northwest knows that there are
hundreds OF square miles ~ tnF.
pcuiina bearing forests on Puget
Sound and surrounding country.
IL Il also n we'll known fact that
the butts Of fir trees contain The
most tnrpeniinc. rrain. etc. That
IL whr trees are frequently fellad.
leaving Biufnra from ten 10 twelve
feet high. as limbermen do not
uish pltehy material These
atumps are at the present tins
considered worthless. and may be
had for the coet OF removing. MN
waste. such a. slabs. Aawaust.
etc. At the present time IL being
burned as a means of radiance.
and can he purchased NJ a very
small cost
You viii note. however. that m
making the estimate ~ cost aud
profit. which 10 shown below. We
have figured wood az s. per cord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

hnss.. , s'l 4 Co. bankers and
al ns !. ~ FIRST az. buy ana sell
qlsss,se. and securities. Daily
fIaIf ~ ~. p special wire on Gold
o. ns 80 ~ Nevada stocks carried
- u and money advanced 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
HERE ARE PRICES.

n Is our aim to dispose Of all
these Instruments In the quick
est possible time. and prices have
been cut accordingly The reRu.
lar g225 and $3.50 styles now sib0.
gfJs, and even less, the 1926
values now ti72. sisG, g20i. tho
$3.50 styles now 1896, 1924. etc,
and the faneieat Of uprights now
only $3.50. 1859 and 1857
bear In mind that These OK
tremelY low prices are for spot
cash, only. However. easy pay.
ments Of SIS. $50 or g25 down
and SO. ss or so a month can
be arranged with no advance In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
THE MARKETS

wssszTn kx vas very eeiei 81
tsv rlpsf II the business doun
besss II sha way d Eetting ship
msnss waay fnF the north A
huxY AlAska trade IL being done
a a. street A. Il Is almost time
~ kIzskz merchants 10 lay ia
tAxr supplies Of asw poiatnes ar
A eafiosd q aaw potatoes ar
r.s<a from TIE Yakima country
Tn nearfnk and Is quoted az 50
-. e. slls pef hundred pounds
a. laefnasa 9veF yesterdays potato
snistsan Several carloads of
czEsprnis afnnkes arrived this
negslas has The price has not o.
crszz
ne hafssr markst feit a slight
issfaase IA prices this morning
exiss % In<Feased demand
Hsasr
fazzss Aaas4 Pc sAss. tAfs0gt1l
ff1laet Aaasf. ~ ~ g.
rsxss4hA-.
srsss curn. s9assa psr sark
g4s& VIA #saA tAe Ffr re- Cal.
ts<sls ~ ~ y nstlvs eastass.
\ lisa. e@sts a4ee. tilt. Fafrafs
- = = sssHs @s& VS. ~.
trsEz o st9ft 5 faaeart a.. . 80.
t1'4s sA-3. ffff. ea1AtisNsr o. 81 ,
~ So Es@4a fAreera ~ Fra
szzAaas eef 4s4 tSDtFe Nria
s4sA Id green beana ih.
I'VE. k4zef a4zAAAsa crate rse etf
p~t = s. aWeet petAtaes "a. tme.
Nss sgs piant, aWtr ntf
- TasAtasa tpeAl u f8Wf12 car
20 n ~ wsaEscAea tomatoes. hrs.
psHm. tkHtse. sraoexs~d Hfrs
s.eisFtsa sssaHsFY. "a sac. EassaFa.
S8lAs. nsaeh tfattc
- Fslse rAeess isse vs. a ffssg
fHas = orsEuu 7 A. ia
FErs
-t..lsEsss FansA sEFs 90. tfsEse.
'@'sz lsftsi ofsxso fGnsh. lts
fsafrT.
-, assa E4atc. hrafsrs. n. ta
81 asEks . lie. f8ssssfa ffafsF
sssH fsNt fieas raaatFrs. a.
aassA p ssr&sys H.
tim~ sal c.u~aa
.f94s& ssmsas fsH sertsd Per AL
f#fa4aa ssusant. caAfern.a -
Fsnfs.
60. - s9psss. sss4 81 1915 Cad.
49, 80 apElas a 14s9. ararrss fsr@y
t4aanaA buHeh a. 4fHfnf
- Etee fr4t ffS494fd f4rsns
sgssa. llnes- pr care. 81
~ atst.s9pes srats glll .
s-'''s srrts Il ~ ,..es.-
80 aaA H.tat. champi6e 800
80. SsEe rrtsfsrd tifs nsfIe.
,'Sssss =. 81 +. Slams is-ai tst1
-, - .-asf. fzsft sfats- paars A. y
-. a IN. ft 81 afat -.
fIfs@ss = - 24Afsrrla eraaes rasa
~ rss - $500 asediess raufsr
eIi7 -. tls@. suear pears rse
Il. -. A.ff'sti esafs. D. fEt ore.
49, REAz4 lis3
fAss ss~,k.
r..s !. = s.ss ~ ~. rsr
s - r. = : ~ Aanss 81 x sss
msass
81 ~ = 7ns. esus nae IA p,
tH9isT 49,. A4fian. Der fa
hsl IS is AHA y. ilos dressed
fish
Is tazllas psr .. 9fst. y-re
y iYpss = - h4etia soiss ~
= tat sisAs. ssAasasr haiibst
14as. 4tte. silver fmalfs III ~
u 49, @sst sses Hes y. ni A. .-f
f7e.s 49, 80 cams. ~ sarE t i
h tieTiE ~ .. e. ubiiefsh psr
- HsT sad resastsfr.
ill3n 80 80, -. ia. ntgs sfaft.
~ sss' ssasf. ton ttf sffsff-
Ca = ~ -. iisaii aasis
To- 49, sl&es corn tsH
- 49, = sas.. pr tSs. "a.
ass4s s..t .nerss. TOO. -
sHeH -, ~ tn4nl cats tBn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13
To Investors

To investors.
We wish 70 Impress upon your
mind that we are dealing with
known quantities. and the sue
cess Of our company does not de-
pend upon an ore body 10 be
found. or undemonstrated condi.
tons We have the raw material
in great abundanee-we have the
whole world as a market-and
SO sure are We OF the enormous
profits Of this industry that we
feel safe in guaranteeing invest
ors Is per cent annually on the
amount they invest
We do not wish 10 give the Inn
preston that the annual divl-
dends viii be but % per cent. as
we believe we shall be able To
earn enormous dividends In keep
ing with the profits as shown By
our numerous and thorough tests
made az the Victoria plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

nndeFhFuah The creates, losa was
on camano Island
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EVERYTHING MUST co.

AS previously announced. our
new building r. nearly finished.
When completed u viii BIO stock
ed throughout with a brand new
assortment Of the worlds boss
pianos. organs. etc. which are
now en- route from the biggest
Eastern factories.
Hence, everything now on hand
must be disposed 81 az once. Tho
present stock Ia an unusually
large and attractive ono. In fact.
all that r. best IN pianos. organs
and musical Instruments IL to be
found here. and at prices never
before heard or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

One'iourth payment whom sub
sorlbcd; balance IN three eQuai
monthly payments. less G per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

One.tenth payment when hub.
soribed; balance In nine equal
monthly payments; no discount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

The iquds distilled and the follow.
Inc final products obtained one cord
Of
TBS gallons
tzt4 gallons second grade turpenne, wood spirits
90 gallons high grade
1886 gallons OF pyrciqneous acid
aeo pounds, SO bushels chemically pure charcoal.
absolutely the test all the
through that the
nal cord Of wood products mentioned
the foregoing without the use OF any
foreign agents
Respectfully Submitted,
GEO. q. klTTINoER.
(For Committee on Mfs. a MFG. steal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

osntemsn--
Az representative Of Body recently Victoria
o. c. where witnessed trial experimental plant
Puget Co, under my
personal supervision by Manager csikina
The made with Of ordinary fir
every phase Of the carefully noted.
fire, consisted Of passing supehessd
through clipped turpentne
chips after this process placed fire
charcoal the other products passing OF
gas which, being furnished the
and creosotng materials.
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!. Write or Call for Additional.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

Products ard Profits.
Amount Of byproducta. from
actual test. taken from one cord
81 FIR wood. via;
81 gallons % tho very best
quality u tar. worth zoe
per Eal..ss... .ss..t.s .tlT.Go
10 gallons wood spirits. or
naphiha. worth s5c per
gallon ,.-. .-.s....s. ;. 40
7 gallons 81 pure turpen.
tine. worth soc per gallon. $50
-=-
Total value Of product SIS 60
other bYproducts not fig.
urea In above are crcosot-
ms material. paint OIL.
charcoal and resin. cost
of obtaining these re-
suits Package for hold.
ing products ......ft 90
--si2 90
Net profit per cord ....sfa. so
F1fty.cord plant will earn IN one
year Of 500 working days $3.50 per
day. $4,000 yearly.
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Our Plant.
Our plant is located AZ Anacor.
ties. Wash. and Is In course Of
construction. giving as shipping
facilities both BY rail aud water.
and as proposed viii handle
equivalent 20 nifty cords OF wood
q day. and will cost. a. near as we
are able TO estimate az this time.
about $4,000.
The machinery Of tho proposed
plant viii DO practically indie
strucsible. and that portion which
Is subject 20 tho greatest wear
will last az least twenty years.
This could be replaced whenever
required speedily at a compare.
lively small cost The entire
plant will be 50 constructed as to
reduce the fire risk 10 a mint
mum.
S Space. Write or Call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

n ~. 49, psF p. s4nsss esirns.
h y fts. per - 1I9tr. -. 4,
~ -, p f4nti .af.s -
- Ai9tt 4s. tehosn@r kai.hst
14ass 49, SILVER sasifs fH Ell
- 49, saes. E9s -. eai a. q
frts.s 80 80 cams. ~ sarE d. u
h li91fE ~ .. e. ubitefish 81.
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fH3g 80 ~. saa. ntas sfns.
" Etks' esaas Ton tt4 .fs.is,
e4a ~ IN. tiAaif m1sl.
- a. eE&sesf r-rn ~
- ,sfass ten a.. wiisitrss
slt4 =. sasa. Per tor. Az.
! fhssa.s tsa9i sfqrs. "a
~sA shsss. san e., ~As cats tgn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-13

Plan No. 4.
II fun amount of subscription is
paid when subscribed. special
cash discount of 10 per cent win be
allowed. No subscription for less
than 100 shares or moro than
10000 viii be accepted.
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The newspaper., 1907-01-25
The Devil.

The term "printer's devil" as
applied to the boy who does the
choring around a printing Office
has a peculiar romantic history.
In early days printing was styled
the black art" and printers were
supposed to be in league with
Satan. But it was in the time of
Aldus Minutius in Venice that the
matter took a serious turn. This
was the famous printer who first
published the Greek and Roman
classics. He took into his employ
a negro boy who was homeless on
the streets of Venice The people
supposed the boy was an imp from
Satan and that he assisted in
printing. Mobs collected about
the Office and were about TO wreck
it, when the boy was brought for
ward and exhibited to show that
he was flesh and blood. but he
was still called "the printers
devil" and every boy in his posi-
ton since has been so called
The newspaper., 1907-01-25

The Emry special clothing sale
has gone like a whirlwind, all
owing we believe to the heavy
advertising done. Mr.. Emry
issued a four page newspaper
from this office the early part OF
the week and the store has been
crowded ever since. And still
you can find a few misguided in
dividuals that think advertising
is a charity extended to the poor
newspaper man to keep him out
of the poor house.
The newspaper., 1907-01-25

injustice OF it; must be conscious
of the trail of bitterness and un-
happiness it brings to both, must
realize the cruel continued assault
on the tolerance. love, loyalty and
patience of the other. and, when
the next attack comes, seek by
strength of will, by force of
character, by every weapon in the
armory of the soul, to kill the
feeling. Jealousy must be killed
in the thought In the mind, the
battle-ground of the soul, must
the fight of determination be
waged. In the thought must the
jealousy be neutralized by faith,
conquered by justice, and trans
formed by trustful love into a
restful. abiding confidence that
only absolute proof and certainty
of just cause for jealousy can ever
reawaken.-W,lliam George Jor
dan in the February Delincator.
The newspaper., 1907-01-25
The specter OF Constant Jealousy.

When a man is afraid TO remark
at the breakfast table. even mildly
and casually, that. from what he
has heard, Cleopatra was a beauti-
full woman, it is fair TO assume that
the specter OF constant jealousy
dwells in that household. When
a wife fears to look at the moon
because she may be accused OF
admiring the man in it, the hus-
band needs to be gently reminded
that he is taking a very rapid
short cut to killing the love he
seems to hold so sacred. Love is
fed by confidence, trust, faith and
serene. rcstful reliance, but NOR
bid jealousy is poison of doubt,
suspicion and injustice that dulls
the love it does not deaden.
Jealousy is disease that can be
cured only by the subject. not by
anyone else in all the world, No
matter how gentle, kind, torbear-
ing. iorgiving and forgetting the
object of it may be. this in itself
will not cure the attacks. The
subject whose heart is thus swaycd
by fierce gales of jealousy must
frs, awaken to the folly of it, the
The newspaper., 1907-01-25

George Bowness last Saturday
closed a deal with J. l.. Turner
whereby the latter purchased the
north forty acres of the formers S
ranch for consideration of $4,000
The land lays about two and one
half miles south of Cedaredge and
is fine piece of land. This land
joins Mr.. Turner's place on the
south.