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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-06
MISS BARKER KILLS HERSELF
Man I'm the Case May BE q Resident
Of Spokane.

PORTLAND. Ore, April 6.--Des-
poneent because of her intense physi-
cal suffering and the discovery Of her
delicate condition, Alberta Barker, FL
years old, committed suicide Satur-
day night at the home OF Mrs. NJ.
Hobart, 1243 Morse street. where she
had been living. 1t is thought she
took Rough on Rats.
The condition of the young woman
was not discovered until a few days
ago, when she became suddenly very
i'll. A physician was called and
though at first absolutely refusing to
allow an examination, her intense
pain finally forced her to, and even
then she was firm in her denial OF
any wrongdoing.
The coroner will hold an inquest
in the hope OF determining who Is
responsible for the girls downfall.
There is some doubt as to whether
the man lives in Portland or in Spo-
kane. Members of the family where
she lived do not know of her keep
ing company with any man. and say
there was nothing at all out of the
way in her conduct that they knew
about
With her father, William Barker,
Miss Barker went to Spokane last
September. She returned to Port
land in December when her father
went to Alaska, where he now is
She has two brothers. Roscoe and
William Barker Jr., who live at For.
est Grove, Ore, with a stspmother
having gone there from Tillamook
None of her family can throw any
light on the girls trouble. Accord
ing to Mrs. Hobart. she was a quiet
though cheerful girl, seldom leaving
home except to go to a theater OF
somewhere with her brothers. who
visited her frequently.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-06

The stage employees Of the city met
and organized a union last Saturday
evening.
The union Is to be known as the
Occur d'Alene Protective order OF
Stage employees The object OF the
union is to promote all things that
will tend 10 aplift the work Of stage
employees and to maintain a scale Of
wages to be paid By the theaters and
show shops. H. X. shInnault was
elected president and c. p. Scale sec
Rotary and treasurer. George II.
Rurtx OF Spokane organized the
union.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-06

ferred TO the calendar Of Judge
Bethea. II is a larger case than that
involving the Chicago 4 Alton rail-
road. which was tried before Judge
lands and In which a fine Of mors
than s2s 900 Geo was imposed on the
Standard oil company The Eastern
Illinois case includes 2i24 counts.
and under them q maximum fine Of
S42.4S0. 900 Is possible.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-06
WITHOUT MINISTRY
Great britain Finds Herself In Very
Peculiar PoaItIon.

Great Britain Finds Herself In VERY
Peculiar Position.
LONDON. April s.-Great Britain
is tonight in a peculiar condition.
no ministry. The long-expeeted res
ignation Of Sir Henry campbeli-Ran-
herman as prime minister was on
cially announced. According to the
court circular. he resigned on the
urgent recommendation OF his medI-
cal advisers. As the constitution OF
the country provides no automatic
successor. II resting with the king to
choose = new head Of the government,
and in accordance with custom and
precedent the whole cabinet resigns
with the premier. no s'ep 20 appoint a
ministry can be taken until Herbert
III. Asquith. chancellor for the en-
cheQuer. who has been summoned TO
Blarritz for the purpose. has seen the
king.
The position OF the country q qalte
unprecedented. there being no pre-
yt0ns example OF a resignation oc-
curing In the premiership while the
sovereign was abroad. On this ac-
count the course Of procedure 10 be
followed II In some doubt.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-06

PROVIDENCE, r. J.. April e.
May 4 has been fixed as the date for
reopenIng OF the Union Trust com
pany. which failed during the panic.
Ninety-six per cent Of the depositors
have agreed 10 the organization plan.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-06
DR.. Patton in Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, April 6.-Dr. Fran
els Landey Patton, president Of
Princeton Theological seminary. will
deliver a series OF lectures on theo-
logical topics in Milwaukee this week
beginning tonight.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-06
STANDARD OIL TRIAL
Rebate Case to BE Called Tor Hearing
Today.

Today.
CHICAGO. April enlarged with
accepting concessions from the Chi
cago & Eastern Illinois Railroad com
pany on shipments OF oil from Whit
ing. Ind. to Evansville. the Standard
oil company OF Indiana will be
placed on trial in the United States
district court today. Attorneys for
the company will probably attempt
to secure another delay.
The case was originally Get for
trial before Judge L&ndis. who de-
elined TO hear II, and II was trans
Amador ledger., 1908-12-04
Notice to
Contractors,

Pursuant to law and to a resolution
of the Board of Trustees of the city
of Jackson, California, adopted
November ~, 1908, directing this
notice, the undersigned invites and
will receive at his office in said city
Of Jackson, up to 1880 p. M, of
December 3, 1908, sealed proposals or
bids for the following supplies to be
used III the streets of said city to
wit:
llO feet of "a inch standard sewer pipe
300 feet of II inch standard sewer pipe
80 feet of l6 inch standard sewer pipe
All pipe to be according to speclli-
cations in my office copies of which
may be had on application to the I'M
dersigned. Pipe to be delivered Il.
o. b., Martells, Amador county,
California.
g. NJ. KELLEY, City Clerk
Dated, Jackson, Cal, Nov. ID, 1908.
3t
Amador ledger., 1908-12-04
Notice tor Publications Mo. 0609.
Department of the Interior,
S. Land Office at Sacramento, Cal.

Depdrllu6uJ VI Iuo IbICllOiN
u. S. Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. g,
Oct, 10, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
r. Blakeley, one of the heirs OF, and
for the heirs of Martha Blakely, de-
ceased. of Pine Grove, Calf. who, on
November ID, 1901, made ii. e., No.
1850, for lot 3, Section % and = of
n n a, Section 30, Township NJ,
Range ~ b., Mount Diablo Meri.
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make final five year proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above descrlb-
ed, before the U. .. commission tor
Amador county, at his office in Jack
son, Calf, on the 7th day OF Deem
ber. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph Garabaldi, of Volcano, Cal,
e. a. Trask, John j. Cranmer and
Frank Walker, OF Pine Grove, Calf. .
JOHN T.. ARMSTRONG,
Register.
Amador ledger., 1908-12-04

freak case, | admit, but It's the clear
est example of the power of advertiss
ing / ever saw You fellows tell the
old man about it the next time you
tackle him for some particular ad-
vertisiug campaign. "-PittsbuIg Dis
patch.
Amador ledger., 1908-12-04
College of Notre Dame
MARYSVILLE, CALIFORNIA

Boarding and day school conducted by the
Sisters of Notre Dame(Namur). Founded
in 1856.
The curriculum embraces all the branches Of
solid English education. Preparatory and
advanced courses in art, language and music
For further information address
mia SISTER SUPERIOR
Amador ledger., 1908-12-04
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature rs,s ,,-o Of &<H2zIzaI

Don't use harsh physics. The re-
action weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan 8
Regulets.a They operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
icy United press.I

NEW YORK. Jan. when Stan.
ford White FIRST found Evelyn Mes
BIZ In the chorus Of 'Fioradora" and
designed her ruin. she was an unae.
eompliahed child. lacking eduea-
ton. lie sent her 10 Pamlico. q
fashionable school for young WON
en-. Pompton Lake. n. J.
To that very fact IL due the petit.
tion In bankruptcy filed recently by
Mrs. Matilda Beatrice DeMile.
owner of the school which once
made her wealthy.
II was AZ this school Evelyn Mes.
BIT vas operated on for appendicitis.
aud there that she was visited BY
Jack" barrymore. the actor. Il
vas there she wrote the famous
diary which figured 50 prominently
in the trial Of Harry ThAw for
the murder Of Stanford White. II
vas from this school she vas
stolen away By Harry Thaw. Just
prior 20 their famous iaunt through
Europe.
All this came out az the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
SAYS BLAKE ISLAND IS
NOT PRACTICABLE

the value OF an equal area Of land
on Vashon island. which would be
equally suitable Cor the eity's pur
poses. For this reason alone II
would be- much more advisable for
the city To purchase a tract of
waterfront ON Nashon island.
The portion Of Blake island own.
ed by me Is not on the market at
any price. More than this. I would
not care to enter into negotiations
for the sale OF II to the city for
the reason that all efforts 90 sell
real estate to the city are branded
by many thoughtless persons as
gfaftiug schemes, regardless of the
price asked for the property or the
necessity the city has for t.
Il believe the proposal that site
be secured on tae other side of
the sound for an isolation hospital
is an excellent one. but It would be
better for the city To purchase a
cheaper piece OF property on Balm.
bridge or Vashon islands than 90
secure Blake island. even II IL could
be had nj reasonable price"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

THE proposal that the city pur.
chase Blake island as a site for an
.isosatbon hospital aud summer pic
nlcf ground aud pleasure resort Is
not practicable. on account of mac
feasibility and ON account Of the
comparatively high value Of the
property said W y, Trfmble. one
OF the owners OF the island, this
morning
The Island has no protected har-
Dor. and for days at n time during
the stormy season Of the year can
not be approached by boats. This
In itself Ia sufficient 20 render the
scheme an impraeticable one. In
order TO be suitable site for an
isolation hospital Il would be nee.
ossary for the island % be readily
accessible by boat every day In the
year.
Another reason why the plan
II impracticable Is ON account of
the high value of the property com
priAing the island On account OF
the fact that Il is an island and on
account OF the lay Of the land the
property IL worth more than double
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
ny LoNng STEVENS.

"ileighoi unused tho bachelor, a.
the blue smoke oiroled over Cs
hosa IN rings aud he eszed At a
bunch OF vloletH on his taHle. aVio.
lot certainly looked stunning as We
walked down Michigan ave this
morning How lovely her hair look
ed playing around her face. and
here eyes we're fairly dancing with
delight now I wonder II my being
With her hui anything 10 do with a.
They aay that the hndling Of love
~ very ~ ssnt==but how l0ug Will
u burnt p.haw what nonsense I'm
thinking certainly would not
bind myself with matrimonial fet-
tera no matter hnw ROSY they look
There IL a distinct relief IN sit.
ting .ogesaaf calmly down. with a
sooa i'lse ssd a pint Of something
old nat leo o. away, and ponder.
ms over The Worries ~ ones mar
rlcd bfstbsen TVS narrow confines
of d6Bsasf1e fssafty nad duty ehafe
ths sftssts Of sns truly great
: ,sow. fiolet ~ entt. alt other
rNARNW tbf N"73s ~ WI EahNts
Sta ire never pesfe sesn saAs is 10
esrocso. aso CO tts ote,ss hstsd
cant be- sare shs sSst A. s5osssd
into ssr tanonSni ssety this cnarsiex
Tell hat | eouts opBt1 ber thoss D u
a. plain es dAy afthoulfb en.s diGn {
tntead me 20 for tnsy were OF me
I'm glad Z bought thsas sissess
theH remind mo of hsr efeh ano b .
0ire 10 have tham hsre 10 iooh at
ft'a curious what = hold flo@era can
take on one aomstimsn
"Nioiet never noticed them as We
p8sasd tho florist .. or SIM wouido
havs iatimated tsaI siss hBesd lsf
'Hamsanke. aa she calls them Ahs
said sho was glad Il wa coming
upring. NJ ahe cuuld set into tos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

Trinity Parish and James
Rev m a. 0Owwn. pautuF Services
% and "a q M and 70 D. m
fssFulaz tsspsz. TITS f'tFeufzzrtaian 90
tlsFtst evening, The ouiasax
star
81 steptteu - vrsss tsnd -. flaf-
tsFd M1rntmx pntHef IL evening
prayer and SERMON ~ Rev = A. ST
t-iair. zTa@ eay a e3ad
Sc aark - Ansfszan asza Breaa-
uay. Rev J r. - LAWNa rNctnF
Rev J. g. uiach. prinat in charge.
Services ~ a M and - D. m .
aafntnz teFsss. ~shsli We ftacusutas
our fffegzAn in tna futuFa life p
evrnlrtEs Loyalty 60 Estabiiaise1
Ffiurip ges
~ tamca@N 18th %. and stuns
Az N'remunt. naehard Maswf4nid
White paafar. n a m. Bear Ys
uns Anuthsfss nursfsa and 50 fSal-
ftn thn laaS 1T Chftst~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

Tssrpies Third and Cedar George
ReasTt Ca1rua pastor Services a.
z. n and 40 p 81. sxeniBM topie.
10 Yen Regard TIE Modern Places
81 a sslan~ss4rnt IN and Alsout Our
CITY a. Heipfai es Ftarmfsstf
Tttsfpae te-i sfh av north and
Harrgson. 1ahn Marvin puan. msnis-
fsr. II A. N. 'The Fonr ToEcFs gs
xisa.. % . m. NY Last TlssassF
Ticket wtsh pFetusss en THE Ala@-
Kan
Green I.ans Morning.. .-rhe
I.orasa sans-r-. ssaunins. ~'F-aetidnx
chllslrsn - kssrV~ thr 1.asa
ftstrnanusi- ard ssth Az
ssuth. Rev W. q. Ioaan. passur
FveutnE serusoa. -Ersak Up Ysur
FaiisW CFouad.- ~ Rev. Arthur ID
Carpenter.
Narwexlsu panlah MurninE.
-Feusn stressxth 70 strength. even
isx ssrmaa BY Carl Lagson. Of Ev-
eFest
FTraf e'hnrrh -Hsv. n r. Whit
man. y. u. IL u. wa dsiiver the
Introductory scruaans beginning his
new Passionate
Wet seaffie Naffrtsua hall. Rev.
Arshar n. carpsnter. passar p
M. a Csoad Question Abost the
Mes Year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
yO MOBILES SUPREME SACRIFICE FOR LOVE- TITLE RICHES AND
EVEN LIBERTY GONE FOR HUMBLE PRETTY GIRL

,...,,ls stars Exclusive Segplcel
arRIIN. Jan. S-love ~ en-
"a some tremendous penalties,
-. n visited the limit mon Count
svssrs. Erasmus Erbaeh, scion Of
a. AZ aeFmany's oldest and neN
sl..naished taaa,.lcs.
hstaorn him ~ an annual In.
...as a .Oo0 600. Of all that un.
halted wealth and noble birth of
- al hope Il succession 70 the
- title and estates. OF his lihs
- even. and forced hla tlto a
K IN madhe4se.
amen Il became known several
..sr~ nru that the count veA lnfat.
s.sed with nofa Fisher. pretty.
1000 Saushter af a WashcrwnHAn
:. rs fathers estates there was
s.nslernstior IN his family and a
sr..tlcn lhrwpkhout Germany,
a. count heleuIA 20 one Of the
-.sl.tised houses. 81 the royalty.
- his family reiNtra the rlkht e.
- 10 mates from the oluest
~ Of any eeYal house. In she
IA Ssys th., head OF the family
- an tnserendent prince.
~usSl Aon.ser hls love % wash
,sc-Isss. d. esesiSs should act the
sSl''c. ii Go sssNsy VOgi
9.hss .a.sm sas. ossO II when he
,z<fs n. I'D. sAs f's.y 'shass ridlng In
- fs,zs % aoses 4 ives case
ansst a, Oh. csst. ace many
Nssflirxs. Sassgsnnea Tee eosots IA
r. rnreoenes % dssessfit him
.y,.ssm AZ aa,an ..sscs his mad In.
ksasfssn Z, do.ss ori. &s parents
vsFs.,eauNsoe .eoesss soaass 10 te4ir ops
.se@s,ioFe 20 Isaa lot erstc,. ksoWink
a. aslfR4 atcpooooe ~ SURE cssss
i'ks eangik voa obesrsaA ss To-
,ssst~a tlaM sW eOsuts sasvry ssr.
.washerAa.rsacs dssn1shosr ~ o..
vtsa As lzsoozs % ous " oss
tk.f tlnfe arrived 10 ehape5 wtse os
isxn saNzanfNs0e IN ~ sv1oenOu1lss
.efo.silsr tlic tarsHaek fenaxata and
.f,sesas @ Lsaaan. wAars theo were
lmasrscih
The esasnts faxheF ietfnsdtafciy
e.lI-d : fanlise euulsrfL ana u wss
s@esdssa snaf aui3tss ghs marriage
vas arrfHlilssa tins noanf anoais BE-
disinhsfisssi and regarded az an cut
hx Naan6ktas the eouHa vas
spendlne has hnnsym1nn In Parts
rshaastlssa eF funds forced htm
"a getuEn 10 Germany. Only Fecents
h he w4s Seiasd NJ FFank fort On
Main ana snesrcernfad In = mad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

rlymuasn -Third AMI University.
Re- francis j Van Harn. = y.
pastor. Services n q ~. and > ,
N. msssning subject. =F3rst Things
for buzy Christisns evening. Wv ~
MID. Godf a. Bs,fsre the Resin-
nins-
Pilgrim flfeaisvsy and RsHablir.
e. Res Edward Lincoln susita.
.. D.. rastssr Services n a n. Rna
~ m. II a "a. ~cireatsr Thluxa
~ n. conmunion ana fseapfian
u msu6~rx
University BFooklyu az. noFth.
Re- y G Mason. passar. Services
q II : n and . 2 "a; morning.
eornmuninn and reception ~ nssa-
bsrs. sweating Strange Paths
geWster-Whfsuza AZ. near
kilsonfnr A.. Rev. WIN. g Kaat-
Hsrl .. D. pastor 2ervices te Is a.
u AMI 40 D m. marninz s1bisst.
~ou The Threshaht~t aVenlng. ~Ta-
rserrow. Prophecy.-
frosp~c, East Prospecf st ant
ssth nv north. Tao D m. even
sorx. a Mes fears Grsetine
soiuFnhia Rev EdW. n. Weara.
psssnr Services N a. IN. and Z -
. m: morniug. The Church st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

woods TO pick them. that they we're
part OF her very existence. aud II
abe ever really loved man she
didn't believe she ever could. be-.
cause the most desirable ones didn't
care 10 be- loved there she gave mo
such naive look that my heart
thumpedl she would expect him TO
always bring her yloleta. not Just
once. but every day.
but said T. the price IL very
hiRh sometimes - Love IL never
cheap. she answered. and YOU. for
ina,ssee. would not consider the
price II YOU loved the woman
30 | went back Ia tho florist AT.
er she had left me aud bought these
flowers and told him ! should want
SOME every day I shall enjoy Civ
ing them 10 her this evening and
| hope that cad. Perkins. won't be
there. Really that fellow cant see
that be ism wanted Now Perkins
would never think Of bringing her
v,olcts lie Just hangs around and
takes up her time wish ! felt
sure of never seeing him again
there
'Heigho' Something is wrong
N'ith Iss tonight Maybe I ought to
ebAnee my diet
"Ill Just take the flowers over
sod sstfa The little sifis fhcs
e-ssm PERHAPS. II sls Is as much
ia s1ys vim eas ss ! AiRk.-who can
toll stAt viz hApywnY
z ONLY made . sh1t cali shs
saa yeArlus . fttngv bunch " yo
lets, - hicb I oid nas issos Ger. She
put mine on the Duntel. ggs, thee
mat nlooy Of q Pereins came More
Yiolsta She buried her faas 10 bis
floral Offering thea changed the
faded ones for them
Perkins assumed an AIR OF pro-
prlciorahi that made me tired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

oD&us byAEs csS,Dex11 tfir glm
aRgs egsJ o@aa eerbaet nsll sao
NOD
Wssssin foftut<ht ofbunni
oomprbatnR prtnua Stofbarsr " srnl
ssrozka. pysucs arf7nan schsoenbarf
"a alssanbnru and Cosuit sut1urf
Laabaeh, nnKuEdLAts railAttvsa Of the
eosmt fermnfiy Deprived hirn Of All
nRsta of st1nraenfson 10 On antaiissd
family estasen and awnrSffa tins msc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
THINK Bovs NAVE
ROBBED uoTEIS

II Is believed by tho police hat
tnya are responsible for tho ean
eroua hotel her~ts rtrs which tot
the past Two weeks have puzzled
the doEs rassi Roonup hare been
entered. ebieflY toFuotb Ela tran
SONS. as6 Fft0t apparel. auit
cases aBa snlek kRaeio stolen
IAstssfiees Admin ana CfAfk inat
ns<st secured a cunfssaoaon frnm
TIRES boys. vho aa uaitbsd that theY
entered Mrs. Plo&sr'n Apartments
In 10. ~ rssseaa hotel. sts unisn
IT.. New Years eyre Through this
cles toe pofice aepset IN rsarh the
tnttee Q.ag OF 0antaFEra vino have
been . terror to nnmhrr OF the
aEaatmsHs botets,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
FULTON Goes
after HENEY

POnTI-ASu. ore. Jan. this
onssnuina prints an epsn letter aa
dressed by Omitted States Senator
Fulton % Francis J Heney. calling
anon him either Go deny hia re-
spunaihltltY fur the Iuainuations II
legged 10 have haen made BY Honey
In criticism of Fuitoa's official ncts.
OF 10 ssaks . public statement Of
the alis@nd fscsn on which the ae.
eunati0ns are based
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
ROMANCE AROUND
YOUNG ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. A.
All the very young SGT Of Washing
ton IL Eoaaiping about the marked
attention being paid by Quentin
Roanevelt. 800 81 the president. to
pretty little fsyreio Colyin. who ap.
parently has won him from his toys
aud hoy friends.
IL II known that he sent her "A
Christmas present but. all the
same. none OF their friends know
what Il was.
"Quentin In one of my very best
friends. said tho petite Miss Oracle
And then with lust a trace OF co.
duefrv In her big. innoscut eyes
'Isas he's not the only one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

Sc Jaiass Sintb and
Martan. mass daily AZ a. IN sun
Say as s :. : and , a m high mass
At ~ r. IN. NeHWsFs. q ~
s'huFssh - tfuNaruiHta Euarsptt1f
18Th and Afnrtuns usa@s daily a'
~ sad = % q. m. sunday a. 6.
and 5 20 a "a. hiEh mass ~ 10 -
.. IA. RsspeFs a 30 . uA
Lady - t,oua fIaip F1fth and JEFF
ferson. Sunday mass a. Z. and
=. m hiEh uAss at AZ = m. xaa-
pvrs at ! y. IA
81 Josepti's-fsfh and = Aloha.
Mass daily 81 6 30 and 8 20 a m- :
sunday. 70 ana 2 n. m high nsana.
II a. m. yeHperz ! 20 9. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

Are you sreuehI
Look at the tao children In this
picture aud quit growing.
Throw off the sack of imaginary
troubles that burden your shoulders
and cheer up.
These smiling little ones have
greater life loads Go bear than you.
but who could read Il In their
faces
30. what's the matter With you >
Smiiei
Laugh
chaekie = bit II you ean't do any
better. Take a leEsnn from the
merry faces of these two uuforiu-
mates and with them helg the old
world TO be lighter hearted aud
better
The Influence Of one smile on
your face may 10 through the
ages.
aok again AZ that little Kiri sa
the right. She IL Shirley kade. an
orphan, with no remembrance of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

SHIRLEY kADE.
her parents. Suffering from spinal
trouble she sits all day lncased In
a plaster cast and Is content % law
iah her affections upon a freak raE
doll.
Happy Look nj her, In a year
and a half she hasnt had a visitor
the physicians SAY she cannot
live 20 Eros up. Yet every day
brings itA new Joys.
Irwin Clegg. aged II. II a hope
less cripple. but yoa would never
guess Il from hts smile. His moth.
81 II dead. his only friends are the
hospital attendants. One leg Is
three inches shorter than the other.
bat for all that the future looks
good 20 him. s0Eas day he Is 20
De a man.
These children arc just two
among slanY other cheerful but sick
and crippled children In the sweet.
eat charitable institution Of the
great Protestant Episcopal church
Of America. the hospital for chill.
dren nj Mt Auburn. o.
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BOOKLET OUT ON
NORTHWEST

Ore o. the mast heaatlfui bouk.
leta Of travel through the north
wsst that has ever been ISSUED q
~k.aatWaEa ThrauEh the slaried
Northwest. complied by Otin n.
whaaler aad pahiish-d By the
NoFthorn Paeifie Railway com
paay. Illustrated With hsautt.
fully tlatod photographs. tho
pamphies deals with the trip from
California noFthwara 10 Seattle.
and east over the NeftheFn Pacific
10 Minnesota The story Of the
boah might he read through before
the fnef that 4 In railroad adver.
tissment became evident. and the
wtaie woFk n an artistic success.
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THAw TRIAL RUINED
GIRLS SCHOOL

and the nOtoristy OF n all slltso
the school and drove Mrs. iss NM
into bankruptcy. Wealthy Isu ras
when they discovered their dausoA-
tern had bssn Assoclateo g,to TINS
artistic model ana chorus gin. I'm
mediatsiy withdrew them from tho
school
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An esaaas OF eoaai Efhmah
ess,ozsasg 10 a aaeaistisaad home.
tfc coenf csnscs appeal to an or
q nary court. the will 81 tbs namtiy
sakng absolute sle mani accept ats
talsafuGnne without hops Of regain,
ms HIS ftzhf to thu saceesssion. The
fA1utlY fortune D esrinntnd az $50.
COS 600. and Includes foaT vast sa.
tatas. with CASTLES on each. and
magnificent residences Ia Bertha.
Mnnich and Fianna.
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First Church 81 christ. Scientist
SIS 9Th AZ. Services N q. m. and :
= M. subject God reading room.
81 Alaska building
Second Church Il Christ. Scientist
-1ofi W. ssfh -. Ballard Services
- a. m. subject. Cod. reading
runus In church Building