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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-04

better off He's at work at good wages
and will continue to buy the farmers
chickens. The saaried man may
have been practicing some unusual
economy for the past few weeks, but
he is going to buy the usual family
supplies this winter.
We read in the papers that many
manufacturers in the east and some in
the west are shutting down for repairs
or running threequarters time, ana
in a few cases have announced a 10
per cent reduction in wages. But all
this only shows that some over eau
tious business men are waiting ito see
the clouds roll by" To offset the
this we read that foreign buyers are
now taking large blocks of our Sc
curties at present low prices. 1t is
known that one western packing house
is now putting on extra men and run
ming night and day to pack these low
priced hogs. That they are putting
$4,000 extra money into these four
cent hogs, because they they are sure
to advance in price.
NO, there VIII pc mp feal iiara lines
to follow this furry of finance. With
the iron industry having orders book
ed for more than they can turn out IN
IS months, they will not shut down or
discharge their men. Presidential
election year will come and go, but
there will be no "army of the unem-
ployed this time" With the banks of
this country full Of money never so
much before in the history of the
country, or world for that matter,
there will be no panic this year to
elect Mr. Bryan. We're not ready for
:, real manic lust vet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-04

What chance would Mrs. Bradley
stand with a jury of her own sex?'
inquiries the Des Moines Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-04
scaIded Bv Steam

or scorched by fire apply Bucklen's
Arnica Salve Cures Piles too, and the
worst sores. Guaranteed Csc. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-04

IF those new treasury certificates
We're such soft snap for the banks,
why didn't the banks hasten to snap
up the whole issue instead of being
satisfied with about third of it?" in
quires the Sioux City Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-04

did you ever stop to think thai
there is somebody who is worse of
than you are?" asks the Clinton Her
aid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-04

The Harlan Tribune is of the opinion
that zone holiday is nuisance. The
public tries to squeeze a weeks pleas
pre- into twelve hours, and the result
is most people return to work, off for
several days afterward. If we could
have all our legal holidays embraced
in one week, everybody would have
time to play, rest afterward, and be
ready for work on the following Mon
day."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

Seattle star Exclusive servles.l
NEW YORK. Oct SIS Arch.
bishop John Murphy Farley 10 BE-
the third American cardlnaif
Many believe he d. The eonsia.
tory Will meet late In November
or early Ia December No one can
know upon whom q Will confer the
red hat American Catholics arc
expecting an American cardinal.
and nos a few already see the Errat
honor bestowed upon the venerable
head of all the Catholic Institutions
OF New York. John Murphy Farley
Though well along In years. Arch.
bishop Farley il bilil n man ~ az
tion From hts archepsacapal pal
ace iu the rear ~ the ST. Patricka
cathedral be- administers the affairs
Of more than halt thousand
churches and schools and homes
aud Institutions tie rs tho spirit
uni head 81 millions
tie 10 an lfiahmAn BY birth. an
American By adoption and = church.
man b. instinct he haa the &C.
uvity % the ifiNhman. the quick
ncsE of the American. aud "a. aplr
Il Of the church.
America has had but two card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

nails. James. Cardinal Gibbons. Of
baltimore. aud John. Cardinal Ne
cloakey. ~ New York. the latter
nov dead The sentiment Of the
conaistnry has been known To be
increasing Ia favor OF third
American cardinal
over $1,000 ynung people are Ia.
directly under She training 81
Archbishop Farley Hts parish
schools have over ca 900 pupils and
hia academies and colleges nearly
$500 uadet him arc SIS churches.
chapeis and missions aud 1.tta
priests, regular and secular
The property wealth ~ his dio
ceHo approaches nt r conservative
estimate tt0o coo 009. Indicated par
italy ~ the following Cathedral
~ 81 Patrick. ti0. 900 900. ssyluma.
81 600 900; seminaries yl.3s0 800
300 churches and chaprls. tgs 900
900. 500 prrshytcriea. s. 600 900
land. SO. 900 900. and schools. g..
900 300. besides several millions Ia
properties owned By the various
religious communities
Archbishop Farley Was born la
County Armagh. ireland. April 90.
ist1 tie vas ordained priest In
Rome in 1870
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
THESE SHOULD GO
IN QUICK ORDER
Not Yel Too Late for Under :
priced Piano Buying

Nov that Il has been definitely
settled that We will yRcate our
present quarters In the burke
iilpek aud take possession Of our
iine new building AZ Third Az. and
University 81 not later than Sat.
urdny we're particularly anxious
20 dispose uf the remaining seven
teen or eighteen pianos. several
fine organs. a number Of piano
playera. talking machines. etc.
etc
Never before have so few instru-
meats appeared on our floofs. but
the terrific price reductions caused
a ysritablc plano purchasing cpl.
tefnic. and the heavy buying OF the
paHf week has nearly cleaned ms
oui
nut we're determined 20 dispose
20 everything attn remaining and
viii make the concessions 40 a.
tractive that any intending pur
CHASER cannot weil afford 10 iEnore
this unusual opportunity
In the rush several 81 the hig
EsHt Snaps we're really overlook 81
and these are uow offered az such
eaaY terms that anyone With even
a small income can afford 10 own
= good Instrument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
GRAND JURY AT
WORK ON FORD

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s--The
grand jury this morning took up
the Investigation 81 the rumora
Of tampering with the Ford jury.
and a. the conclusion those inter.
eateA In the prosecution seemed 10
ho unusually confident n waa free.
~ predicted that indictments IN the
alleged bribery eases would be re-
turned this afternoon or within q
feH days Nearly a score Of wit
nezaes have been subp0cnaed 20
attend the grand jury and half q
dozen we're examined this morning
The result % this investigation Is
said to have shown that hribe
money was passed to ono Of the
Jurors IN the Ford case. u is re-.
ported that one juror had received
a. 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
UNCLE SAM BUYING
TORPEDOES ABROAD

NEW YORK. Oct Sit develop.
cd today that the ordnance de.
partmcnt 81 the navy has an agent
IN Europe. sent there 20 purchase
number Of Whitehead torpedoeH.
THIS recourse 10 foreign manufac.
turs was necessary because the
department was unable 10 secure
enough In the United states 90
properly equip the torpedo boats
with this class 81 armament. a con.
tinEency which will be avoided.
naval officers say. after January
1. when Il rs expected the gov.
ernmcnt naval torpedo station At
Newport will be Ia operation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
HIT LAUNDRY
WAGON

nsHsns % packages 81 freshly
Numbered clothes. very med
chinamaa relieving his overhsatsa
feelings IA the ~ differeu, dialects
~ his mother cunntry. and q badly
wrecked laundry wagon Nrrm loft
u The sake % truck 80. 1. of the
Seattle fire department. yesterday
afternoon when u answered an
alarm Of fire from First Az and
Seneca II. The fire did not amount
20 anything. bat the demolishlnE o.
the laundry wagon. owned hY Sing
i.ee. promises 20 mcan the appear
anee Of an angry Celestial before
the city council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

from white. and he bad nothing TO
DO. lie and Mrs. Carter we're close
friends
ON the night 81 the tragedy
White was AZ home ili Mrs. Car.
ter called. u IL stated. ~ bis re-
quest She vas IN a state Of hys-
terra which waa aggravated by the
fact that she was not permitted 10
see White. A doctor. called 20 scc
her. says she was under the infiu-
euce Of drugs In the early morn.
ing Mrs Carter committed suicide
by shooting herself through the
right temple
Mrs White. Who had been AZ Bar
Harbor. arrived home as the body
~ Mrs Carter was being carried
from the house She tainted. and
a doctor summoned after Mra Car.
ter's death remained 10 give her
attention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
CHEATS THE
GALLONS

SPOKANE. Oct. x-@"Thsy think
they'll hans ma. bur they Non't
cut his throni with a razor In the
cossnty iali this morning The sec.
end slash severed the luguiar veln
and CavanauKh ragged around the
corridor apaiteFinE the prisoners
with hla blood lie died ia three
minutes
Cavanangh was 10 appear In court
this morning 20 plead 70 tho charge
81 numbering James Cahiii OF thia
city September 81 He Nnatchad a
razor from a prisoner who vas
shaving and ended hia life Ha
Eloricd In the cold.hloodrd killing
Of Cahiil 70 the prisoners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

MEXICO CITY. Oct s.-Byron
Hall. Of Los Angeles. has secured
from tho Mexican government.
through the aid Of Ambassador
Crccl aud other officials clO6e 10
President Dlaz. a concession for
200. 900 acres Of land In lower Cali
fOrnia. 20 be- cOlonized and develop
ed by the cooperative association.
Of which Hall Is the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
PAINTER HURT.

While engaged AZ work on the
front Of l.. W Suffers lcseiry store
ON First Av.. between Columbia aud
Cherry ssa. q. s Walker. = painter.
Of isk Sixth ay 8. yesterday fell
and received severe injuries about
this back and shoulders.
Walker was working on a scat.
fold. which broke. precipitatinK him
% the cement pavement Teh in.
iured man was removed to Provis
dence hospital II was said today
that he would recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
TAX FRANCHISES TO
SUPPORT THE STATE

SPOKANE, Oct s---"i believe the
state Of Washington should ultl.
mately reach that point where no
direct taxes are collected from the
people for the expenses OF the
state" said Congressman W. l..
Jones when asked aa 20 HIS idea
81 public service franchises and
their relation 10 the government
Continuing. Mr. Jones said
There to not much question
about the ability Of the state 90 col.
ieot sufficient taxes from the pub
lic service franchises 20 remove the
necessity for the direct taxation.
These franchises are made valuable
by the people and they should be
taxed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
KELLOGG KEEPS
UP HIS PROBING

NEW YORK. Oct s-The
standard on hearing was re-
aumcd this morning with Commits.
aioner kelloRg trying Ia learn how
the Manhattan OF company. OF
which + r. Cuthbert IL president
was acquired by the Standard OH
company. Of New Jersey Cuth.
bert was the first witness called,
aud he testified that tho Mammal
tan company was sold Ia 1899 by
MesarH. Brady and BENEDICT bat he
could not recall the name OF the
purchaser. Mr. Cuthhert stated
he went with the Manhattan com.
pany after the sale. A division Of
business between the Standard aud
ith HubaldiafieH was detailed BY
Cuthbert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
lRINK CRAzED DOCTOR TRIES
To HASTEN WIFE'S DEATH

Hazel came 20 the rescue with a
revolver. Which she aimed at her
father. shreateniug 90 kin him un.
less he desisted
Tho intoxicated dentist Was held
az hay By his daughter while she
telephuued 10 Paul MArston. the
capitalist. who Is related 20 the
family, Aarstou. on seeing the sit,
uation hurried g. the police sta.
tson and procured assistance Then
he sNore 70 a warrant for the ar.
rest u Castor on charge Of dis.
taFhing the peace. Gaaiou's moth.
cr.in.lsw Succeeded Ia perauadlnE
Marwton 20 withhold the warrant.
a. the death " Mrs CASTOR Is hour.
" expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
laps MURDE RING
The KOREANS

an enormous number were mas
sacred. In hundred cases where
the Japanese suffered violence. the
natives, more suspects. we're hans
"a aud shot without trials. la
Seeta. where tac lapmreso aefri.
ser numbers t0.0oe. the natives
violence takes the form uf asaasat
nation. Mob violence hy Koreans
~ reported every day throughout
various districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
HUSBAND SEEKS
MISSING WIFE

Leaving her husband and three
small children. Mrs.. Frank Kozeu
disappeared from her home. on Day
81. Ballard, Saturday afternoon.
and her husband has appealed 90
the police to assist him IN the
search for the missing woman.
About the same time Joe ko5ataky.
q boarder al the Kozcn home. dis.
appeared. and the deserted husband
believes there rs more than a coin.
cidence IN thia fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
ASKS COURT TO SET
WILL ASIDE

Sophia a. KorstrOm has filed suit
in the district court asking that the
viii of Charles A. White. beqIoath.
iug his property 10 the Theosophi.
cal society. Of Madras. India. be
set aside The property - situated
in Washington and California. and
o. valued ar $500 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
NORTH COAST PURCHASES.


NORTH YAKIMA. Oct. 4 There
IL strong reason 10 believe. IN view
of recent Developments that ~ a.
Hartman Is at least one OF the
hackers Of the North Coast Il IL
admitted that he II friendly 30 the
project The company has purchnA.
eH rightofway facilities ut konne.
wick for $50. 600 The land pur.
chased stretches for q mile north Of
the city proper and includes con.
siderable acreage suitable for
freight yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

ak i0SE Cal. Oct s~-br a
rs.,ae. 4 prominent local Den.
:, nme near being shot lasi
at b. bis own daushies Nhrn
! suasavOFcd 20 force ne eon'
20 4 ! wAssAy fiask ao~n ne
go. 80 x IL dylag wife. Dr
s 800 .eeors.ag to his iSycare
~ i aaussssr. AazsL had beeu
srlassnx and snssasored 70 pr
sr.as hh uiis % drink with him
~ ~ bsss q for four months.
80 L 4 mak 8 state TIA, she
esanes sxallou wlthoa, great pain
h. 0sssoa II sst used force IN
IA sn.isarr 70 make the dying
ecwaa eonmme the spirits. aad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
HINES To SOON
KNOW FATE

W '''"
GOLDFfELD. New. Oct s.-Fred
Bruhn. the star witness Of the state
IN the Hines murder case. created
a sensation Ia court today when he
testified that Podhorsh. the Rus.
sian count. formerly Of Nome. Alas.
ka. was sitting down with his
hands on the table In front Of him
when DO was shot and that hc
nrver arose after the first fire. but
gradually rceied from the chair 30
the floor dead
The defense has been trying 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
FALLS into
LAKE UNION

p Butler Of $40 Woodland av.
IA attempting 60 cross the street
car tracks on Weagiake ay fen luto
Lake unton this morning He wAa
rescued b. the crew n a passing
car and taken 10 the police ataiion.
ITO was not seriously hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

ed ~ coppiring fof the overthrow
o. BRAZIL appeared - the streets
hero last night IN the c0nHpira.
toss proposal. they offer 900 acres
20 zach coloniat who onlata for
military duty be 10 cauip hiaaelf
win arms and after aik months
service 10 20 be reimbursed and 70
ceivo 81 per day besides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
INJURED
IN CAR ACCIDENT

he was seriously hurt until he
reached the office uf Or George
Newiands. he is nov az hia bro
thcr'e home az Madison park.
Riski. another passenger was
badly cut about the face. and So.
vcrely shaken up Several other
Pasaeneors were bruised The off.
elals Of the Seattle Electric Co ~
fuse absolutely 10 discuss she acct
dent, but passengers say that Il
was plainly due Ia the carelessness
81 some empl0ye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

-. !, cable car at s:so this
..sslar struck the turn 'ahle 9.
s,aison 4 power house vn'eu ' -
~ ore. and ia the Fvaa .. s .,.....'.
Z. a 4 several persons we're more
= is injured 80, .,..t,f
~, = rlas broken Ia some way in
y, ~ ~. ....A when the car struck tho
!. =. ~, ,sA,e but dld not know that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

establish self defense ia that the
count rose and Pot his right hand
towards his hip packet Shen he saw
Hines approaching This Was the
worst bios the defense has sustain
ed. The ease ia being argued IL
the jury this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
FIEND GLOATS
over MURDER
tBy United Press. }

PHOENIX Arlz. oct San
Apache named Zoo Aimee chopped
ot, the head OF his motheriniaw,
20 miles north 81 Globe The
news OF the crime has JUST reached
here. After decapitating the
aquaw the Indian mutllated her
body IN horrible manner and o..
pressed his delight over The crime
Il Is reported here that the murder
or ~ In the custody Of the Navajo
county officials no iioibrnok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

lsss''ls Star Esr'psive ssrvies.l
NEW ToRK. Oct s-A decided
y vas caused IN high society By
= ACTOR q Va Margaret Carter.
- aosin'iied Suicide b. shooting
Z ke aaae q John Jay White. IT,
@aanAse Mrs Carter had
- paluen, In charitable work.
- va EiIve IN promoting the
.s { iFRk horses She erect.
a'nosr Of watering trousha
~ AAa "a mxuri0us style on
- and vas hard same
\ nsaa eeeame a millionaire ON
y. hnh q hts father. five years
- money was % veil ia
- 'ae' : FeQsired ne attention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
SALOON LIMITS
ARE ENLARGED

The city council last night on.
larEcd the saloon limits on the
south. The new lines Of demarka
iion take IN all the outside saloons
on the tide flats aud Ia South
Seattle The line stops about q
block from the Independent Brew
ing cumpany's establishment. run.
Ming west on Rainier IT, to Railroad
ay.. and thcncs north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
TEA

A tired woman; a fresh
pot OF tea; there IS joy all
over her face.
Your grocer returns your money
~ you don't Ike Seedlings Best:
We pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

Tho city council. IN special ses-
sion. al 1880 today passed the tax
levy ordinance. and lt was loft with
Mayor Moore for hls consideration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
Furnace for sos

You can get one large enough FOR
a 8 10 sroom house a. Geo H.
Woodhouse Cos. ti2 University a.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

uoNaSoNc. Oct s. , sooSa'os
~ .:,,,es the JspaHese "Fe po0pe'
Korea IN aa effort 10
cain, ,s,aessnecs. The vie'ia's q
VI ne retallatlon Tor attocAa 5t
a'Ah's '.,,,oas Koreans number he,'
i'sta ~. .s, Killed IN open nshts ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
ANOTHER VICTIM DIES
WITH BUBoNic PLAGUE.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct s-The
following report ON the bubonic
plague ~ sent out by the health
department Three new suspect
cd eases Total notifications 20
date. IS. total deaths. 3s. total re.
covered. 2 remaining. "a. remain.
inE suspects 80 One death oc.
CURED yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
ON THE FRONT

The FarallOn has arrived from
Southeastern Alaska with a cargo
OF salmon
Steamer Harold Dollar has arriy.
ed from Frisco with cargo OF
explosives.
The umatilla has sailed for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
Nome wIthssll the freight she could

Nome withasll the freight she could
carry.
rhe Dolphin H. expected tonight
from Southeastern Alaska with
large number Of passengers from
the interior
The Tango Maru. frofo tho
Orient.o arrived at the Great Nor.
thorn dock 81 ! O'Clock this morn.
ing
Tho Koamog liner AaBuan arrived
at O'Clock this morning. and Is
at pier 0 diBcharging general
casgO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
Foa NEARLY HALE.

Here are several high grade
standard makes. strictly brand
new pianos that are sold else.
where Cor $3.50 and rs hiEh as $500
these so now for tzss and tag7.
Pay $40 a month
Two specially fine. high grade
Pianos. IN uhAt arc known a. ART
CASES we say the equal Of
these Instruments cannot be dupii.
Gated anywhere for a penny ie4a
thar $3.50 Come IN and listen 20
the superb tonai qualities. test the
responsive action. note tho mag.
nificcnt case designs. and II you're
not perfectly satisfied that the
present figure Of $3.50 iaa't almost
giving en- away. don't buy
A bigger value than the large.
full seven and one.third octave
pianos we're now Offering for stT6
cannot be found. They possess fine
tone. splendid action. dainty case
designs and with ordinary good
care viii last a life time Youil
pay tass for the same thiag else.
where
n you want a really first class.
hlEh grade. slightly used Piano.
come In az once The popularity
OF The marvellous Pianoia Piano. for
which We have the exclusive
agency. has induced many wealthy
homes 20 exchange their present
piano toward payment Of the cost.
~ pianola Pianos.
A number % these exchanged ~.
anoa are Just a. good as new, In
fact cannot be told from instru-
ments fresh from the factory 4 he
priees--weil just drop In aud see
Tor yourself You'll never again
see 40 little money buy such Gle.
giant pianos. and you can psy by
the week. year or month. II you
choose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
TALkINo MAcHINrs. zoe.

~ YOU tNt ~ NAAt AbA NaN SUI
Secure fine Violin. Mandolin.
lanio. Guitar. Music Bag. Cabinet
etc. at hair price. and In some
cases less All must go. aud
nothing will be reserved
The opportunity Of life time is
awaiting those wanting good
Talking Machine Investigate the
large. latest style digc machine
regular s25 values. now 50 co. the
regular $50 values now si440. the
$40 styles now S2i 10. etc
Quickest action Is necessary n
you expect to get one. for AZ the
rate they are being snapped up
duly. will be likely 10 see the end
any day
Lot ua urge you once more then
20 come right away Come early
tomorrow morning or the first
thing tomorrow afternoon and de.
pend upon finding here the great.
eat amount Of intrinsic piano and
talking machine value that has ever
been offered. or ever Will be OF.
Tered hy n responsible firm on
standard instruments.
Hundreds OF your friends and
nelghbors have participated IN this
sale. coming from every direction
Ia the city aud state and you can
stan do likewise Remember that
everything win be found exactly as
represented or your money refund.
cd Remember. too. that any
reasonable offer az 90 payments
will DO accepted on the few femaiu-
ing Instruments.
- s. Johnston Co, Oldest and
Largest Dealers. 003 Second av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

Leave Pier : TO see battioshiEs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

is not already on that level. be 50
improved, dignified. and frightened
aS to awaken and keep alive the
pride and loyalty Of the farmers
boys aud girls, of the farmers
wife, and of the farmer himself9
How can compelling desire to
live on the farm be aroused in the
children that are born on the farm7
All these questions are of vital
Importance not only to the farmer
but 10 the whole nation; and the
Department. Of Agriculture must do
ITS share answering them.
"rhe drift toward the city is
largely determined by the superior
social opportunities 10 be enjoyed
there by the greater vividness and
movement Of city life. Considered
from point Of view of national
Confined on Page Twelve.