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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
A RE-PRESS AGENT: DYE GET IT?
GREAT SCHEME OF SOCIETY WIDOW

(ssAWls star Exclusive ssrvlee.l
NEW YORK. March There
are many press agents IN the world.
but. 40 far as can be discovered.
there IL only one re press agent
This one has been employed BY u
fsmous New York society beauty
Most people do not know what n
reprsss agent is, This one didn't
know herself What she vas until &c
bad been explained to her. Well,
fepress agent it a diplomatic and
Eose-mouthed person. who sees
that the name of her employer
never appears In the public prints
The society beauty who has 50
slammed the door In the face Of
an enthusiastic public Is Mrs. Geo.
law.
Ever since she. at IS. became the
bride OF S0yearold Geo. Law, who
subsequently, died. this sprightly
widow has been unable 10 dodge
the white llght Of publicity.
Il followed her from New York
20 Paris. 20 London. TO Italy. She
nursed her dear friend. Mrs. Res.
ale Vanderbilt. aud that got in the
papers. The news dispatches en-
baked her seven times over. u she
bought new frock a description Of
Il was eshled home. Everything she
Did, said. thought. planned. was
bpread upon the worlds minutes.
klong With everything she didn't
AZ, didn't say. dldnt think. didn't
tlan. and why.
Thoughtlesss reporters never
dreamed that this Vas annoying
Mrs. law.
They thought she liked Il Nearly
every body else did They knew OF
hundreds Of society women who
would Just as lief be dead as not
appear among those present and
who would prefer twoealamn pic
ture to paradise.
Anyway she has engaged a re
press agent She paws her $4,000
q year The fact that she has been
nj the Hotel Manhattan in New
York since October last without
any racket being made about Il
would indicate that the rsspresAef
Il getting wise to her Job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

! wish 20 extend thanks TO
the many patients who have
SO quickly shown their ap.
probation OF my services aud
the glasses ! have prescribed
by sending their friends Co
consult me. Being compare
lively new In Seattle. | hard
~ expected such large ne
turns from this source In SO
short a time.
The success Of my offer Of
making examinations and
writing prescriptions Tor
glasses without charge. for
the last four weeks. is fullv
demonstrated by the fact that
over 200 persons have taken
advantage OF the opportunity
10 learn for certain the exact
condition Of their eyes and
TO know positively whether or
not glasses were necessary.
and II SO what Kind Of gla es
we're required.
Upon examination many
who thought glasses were an
necessary found the greatest
relief Ia their use. while 9th.
ers. who thought that there
was no other method Of relief
for their particular eases.
were greatly surprised when
told that they could not be
benefited by glasses. but that
the attention Of a physician.
rather than that of an optom.
etrist. was necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
SEEKS TO LOCATE
GEORGE S. WHITE

George = White. a stone mason
So years old. IL wanted ut his for
msr home. n Farmer city, III, 10
participate IN the settlement Of an
estate.
lila brother. G p. White. who
writes TO the police for informa-
ton concerning the missing man.
SAYS he has reason TO believe he
il In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
BALLINGER IS NOT after
The G0VERNORSHIP

The return Of ~ Mayor n A.
nallingsr from Washington. d. G..
this week has brought sith Il the
positive declaration on the part OF
Mr. nalllngcr that be will not. mn.
der any considerations. bsc0me \
candidate for governor in ttte 40
preaching state campaign.
The suggestion that he Nauid
enter N. race came from Olympia
some weeks aKo. while Mr. liai,
iinEer vas Ia Washington. aud has
been given side circulation sincr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

timeso CRAIG WadaNorth 70 Nor
Whltohousc French Australian prince to
Gerald Ponsa Egyptian khedlse to the mahaFah Of kapnr
That priceless Jewels DOES
such hlEh heels would ai down day
and break her neck
That she believed IN faith healing
That she smiled At Lord blank a. her kaEsh manson had beet
York HOUSE. tuned the In her
Paris hotel and INDUCED four daring adventures at her Italian
she did published Whatever she might have
published Whatever she did do Publicity
ckFunlcled we'll aud Why. With aaErama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

he returned home Mr. hallinEsr
has stated 90 friends who have
questioned him that he ~ not con.
nldaring the matter and has no
Intention % getting into the race.
notwithstanding the success
which has accompanied his efforts
ia public office on all three oeeh.
siuna when he has been called upon
to serve. ST. Ballinger greatly pre-
fefs 10 remain a private citizen.
and returned home Intent upon Goa.
fining himself 10 the practice 81 his
urnfeanlnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
PICKS UP SIGNALS
FROM THEFLEET

Signals from the American battle
ship fleet Ia Maxdalena bay have
been caught BY the local operators
at the United Wireless comfany's
university station Owing 10 the
un.avorable atmospheric conditions.
complete messages could not BE-
distinguished. but bits 0f words and
calls for the Point Iona stations
were plainly defined
Last night the university station
could hear the operator AT Iona
talking with the fleet. but the
weather was so uufaTofahle that
the operator could not ADJUST the
instruments 10 distinguish the re.
ply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
RAILROAD CONFEREx

CHICAGO. March ii--srair
ments for one q the mnss nv
tant railroad conferences sFe =
iu this country ars being nAof I
next week in Chicago.
Men representing eFeT ~ e
road system In Canada. Msain =
the United States. prddeals
presidents. general rasAgsr
perintendeHts and ehAei tnElh'-1
wlll attend the ccntsfsrct, ~
will be held under the h@saen
the American Railway knp'e
and Maintenance Of NAy $50
zion The first session "
Tuesday. Delegates ifoz Z
South and Central Ameriez -
in attendance. "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
COAST DEFENSE
BILL CERTAIN

member ~ the committee said 20.
dny. The BIN viii take due
eognlfanco 81 the situation IA the
Orient and on the Pacific sehbonrd
II Will make provision for a. great
protection ou the Pacific coaat aH
there l. now on the Atlantic coast
There vii be no stint, We lhlphf
Ia the allowance ~ money made for
the protection OF this country from
ans possible foreign Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
NEW MEMBER OF The
ANANIAS CLUB

mar. and unexpectedly ran into the
White House buzz saw Tn. attor-
ney emerged very much dlshcart-
ened. "a President Roosevelt stated
his views Al length on the subject
Of persons Who use the mails for
such purposes.
Later on noote was interviewed
on the natter Today President
Roosevelt issued a personal state
ment. saying that many things said
In that Interview were rank false.
hoods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
BIG STRIKE IN SIGHT

H1I CHaN@I FAHAaFN
MEXICO CITY, March IA
strike Of trainmen on the Mexican
Central railroad Is likely to be call.
ed. unless an order II rescinded
which has Just been issued By Pres
ident FELTON,, prohibiting conductors
and other tfaihmen from wearing
"emblems Of secret OF other organ
izations on duty The men are
told the practice Is considered bad
form"
General indignation exists among
the employees. most 81 whom are
Americans. as they regard the or.
der as an attempt 10 interfere with
their personal rights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

WASHINGTON. March ti-Mu
lions Of dollars for the fertilization
and coast detonses Of the Pacific
scaboard Of the United States aud
Tor the Philippine islands will be
carried In the Qualifications appfu
phhtian bin which Il nov under
consideration hY the house commit.
toe ON appropriations. A prominent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
SOCIALISTS TO MEET.

=. Baetuh will speak for the
socialists At Rainier hall. 1890 Sec.
and ay., on Christian Socialism.
tomorrow IT y. m A number OF
the newly eIeetsd provisional CON
mittee Of the party will attend the
meeting. Mallor2s Juyenile or.
rhesffn wlil furnish music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
SUES TO RECOVER
TITLE IN LAND

Ernest 2. Morges. Of Portland
Brought suit yesterday in the cir.
cult court 10 recover land sold 10
years ago by King county for de.
linquent taxes. The property Is 10
Gated IN the East Tacoma Land
c0mpanys tract. across the bay
from Tacoma. and Mergea former
interest Is valued at $4,000 The
property - now owned by II. -.
Kennedy and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
10y United Pr..sl

WASHINGTON. March i4.-Pres.
Ident Roosevelt has made Jesse y.
Roote. a Salt Lake lawyer eligible
TO membership In the Ananias club
BY branding as wholly false many
statements the attorney made In
an interview granted by him Ia con.
uectlon with his efforts 10 interced-
Ing In behalf of a friend accused Of
mailing obscene matter
Hoote called on the president.
seeking clemency for the accused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
HIGH SCHOOL MINISTRIES
Are HARD AT WORK

something more substantial than a
memory Of tue performance
There are several settings Of
scenery belonging 10 the Moore
theatre that have never been used
which viii come into tho staging
Of the minstrel show.
Tickets will be on sale all next
week At King Bros Second ay.
store, and v. Is. Hutchinson com
panY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
MAP SHOWS VICINITY OF JAPANESE CHINESE TRouslE-FoR.
aoss IS JAP TERRITORY. AND COULD DE MADE a BASE
NOTE CLOSE PROXIMITY OF PHILIPPINES.

Trade relations with tho United
states were established IN 1854. II
IL one OF N. great cotton receiving
ports lta exports Include tea. silk.
mating. firccrackcrs. oils. paper
and preserves In 1900 It's foreign
imports and exports amounted 20
o. 500 600. and $4,000 .0oo rcsr.cc.
lively Its annual shipping amounts
10 1905. 600 tons Ita proximity to
EuEiiah.owucd Hongkong. which
lies nearly opposite Macao. at the
mouth OF the river. has oXcrted a
considerable undertaking effect
upon It's Oriental customs and ap.
learAncn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
BIG BILL
PA SSES
10, United prs..l

WASHINGTON. March it--Car.
ring the largest appropriation In
oil It's history tfsZ2 100 1877. the
postofiice appropriation bill has
passed tho house. having been
Under discussion fourteen DAYS.
This Is ti.t2S. 600 more than WAS
reported By the committee. Chair.
man Diversified. when the readins
OF the bin had been concluded.
waged a vigorous fight on the prop.
ositIon 10 Increase the pay OF the
letter carriers. which was voted In
10 the bin last Wednesday. but
that action was confirmed. is6 20
la6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
CIPHER CODE OF
U. S. STOLEN
10y United pr.ssl

BUCHAREST, March It
Private detectives In the employ
OF the American legation left here
tonight for Consianllu0ple on the
trail OF a freedman. former
empioye OF the legation here. who
r. accused OF the theft OF the
cipher code used To transmit cor
respondeEee between Washington
and the various embassies The
present instance Il the second
theft Of the American code In the
last few years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
Fly On The Flyer

sEATTLE.TAcomA ROUTE.
Fare 35e-Round Trip, soc.
-FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY
LEAVES eEATTLE - Gas
and 1925 .. m, 2:os and 5;4s
.. m.
LEAVES TACOMA etsss.
m. and i2:ts. 1855 and ESQ p. m.
v. sEElEY, Jr. Agent. Seattle
Tel. Main t7e. Tacoma
Tel. 2t2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
Postal Nominations.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE
following postoffice nominations
were sent 10 the senate w T..
Baker and r + Kirby. postmaators
81 Colville and Friday Harbor
speeuYely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
Everett and EdmOnds


MEALS SERVED
Three round trims daily Leave Sc
attic az a. m. ~ M. and ) y. IN.
sunday leave Seattle 81 ffaa y. m. ~
M. and o. M. Leave Everett A. pftb a.
m. fita y M. and sits .. M SUNDAY
leave Everett az asfa y. N. 2lis y. m
hHd 4iia y, m. alHHis fare te auahum
ish st.00. Round trip ito
Steamer fitF - Everett EoiWan Dock
Phones Sunset tasf Ind taat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
p1RlsH IN AVALANCHE


TOMsK. siberia. March IL
Eighteen persons have been killed
hy an avalanche In the Dukhtar-
minak district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
A CARD OF THANKS TO
PATRONS OF DR.. JORDAN

I firmly believe that ~, |,
Is the underlying pnnclIs. =
successful business en'-.-s
for a professional msa q - Y.
a. for anyone else and "
trying TO live 40 10 Inss ~ !,
vlctlnn. by these Hle'e''.'
made my reputation VIZ ".
Is in Vancouver. b 9. 49, ~,
/ was located for ne -
eight years. and ihma. :, 4.
Western canada. and y ~ p.
same methods ] csPec ~.
10 establish an equslly a.,l.
able reputation 10 s .:s.s'.
Methods that direct salls,, :
10 the proper channels r ..,, Y
lief stand the test o. U.s.
They win friends ni
Owing 20 the faes ~, - "a
have found Il imposs,ss.ss .
attend 70 all who wlsns 49,.
take advantage OF my s a,
| have decided TO eA's wy. Il, 4.
time wherein | viii si'e =. =
aminations and NIl'e . =.
seriptlons without cas ~, I,
an further notice. J lea's *
entirely optional WIN will,
nerson FOR whom ! Dies '..,,',.
glasses whether ne Po slse
them from me or S,e 500. /,
where. My chief opl rssos.
doing this Is to give az 4
desiring Il an oppo's 'a.s,,i,cs
test my ability and oa ia
lions IA an eye-slshI Y. s''. ssve
fst Difficult cases are -
clallv desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
APPOINTED RECEIVER.

I II Jennings was appointed by
Judge Hanfnrd receiver for Kurtz
Bros groeerB at $500 Kensingtou
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Randolph srist, retired capitalist 81
North Nakina, Wash. saved from
dsplprabls operation ~ nppcndis tits
10 NOV ~ NAY CONCERN.
With pleasure I state the follow
ins
some few weeks $50 at my home
In Yakima Z wns attacked with APP
reudlrifia and resolved Co. 40 where
could get the best medical aid
vent Go Seattle Cor hn operation en-
reachiuH Seattle = was advised that
Hn operation was wv only rruef hui
friend advised mr Go frY ur An
derHau prugless saultarium CO. ~
Tacoma iu brief { can say that
with two weeks treatment 4 am SO
much relieved that at this date Z avn
returning home ard feel confident ~
q permanent cure SO kulfu. no
drugs fu ms treatment "
see DR JANET D. nlNTE. VI. a.,
Tor free medical aid and consultation
DH, NITHED 4 ANuNUsON nUIg.
LESS sANiToHIt 90. INt
seattle office. GOH 600 -8IO Isitel aid.
Cor. snd aud rtke ~
Iaroms offices, AtA -sts.hIs-sIHn Rant.
crs Trust bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

a. MCKAY JORDAN
EVE. SIGHT SPECIALIST.
2o4.2o5 PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09
Grandna,s NAV.

Somehow, Of all the cay We children used
to dread
When night would como, nnd mother'd,
- say, Now, children go to hed.'
TN grandpa came to visi. us. he was II
soldier. and You see,
l1es just rs good and pleasant as ever.
he can be.
Tho Very first night he asked mother, with
q smile, :.
II the children ever mar,,hcd 10 bed In
good old soldier style.
linen he commenced to count. "Onc, two.
one two ! tell YOU II Was fine,
And you don't know how quickly We all
fell into line.
Since then. all day we kind of look ahcnd
FOR might 10 come. when we li&e soldiers
can march away to bed.
And grandpa SAYS: "If we've a task. wen
find it just the same
Its JUST, SO much clsier to do IT If it has
q pleasant name"
-IHLnrn..nn a Ilnua. u
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09

y ~laughablc scene was enacted on the
stage OF the principal tfeatcr in Hanover
on the evening of the first production
there OF Wedelind's The Awakening of
Spring" The play had a run of more
go nights IN Berlin, and t4c house
az hanover was sold out because ti;ere
had been ilueh discussion as TO w!letner
the c.nsulas would allow the production.
the seem" IN tho FIRST act between
Frau Bergman and hcr daughter was on
e police officer STROBE upon the stage and
in ii .eclallatorS manner to
see the license allowing The child there"
to act. The man OF the law was not a
little surprised to learn that 1.-The chiid'
WAS all adult ana am actress of high
standing. whose admirable makeup was
an additional proof Of her artistic talent.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09
wouid Keep Judaism in its Place.
c~hsrlemasne's Rose.

TTVIII TT IVIIIOII 1lUOE.
The most venerable rose tree in ex-
1stence is said to bloom against the an
Gent church Of Hildesheim. in Ger
many Hildesheim has had "a most
eventful history. Notwithstanding the
many parties which at different times
have been in the a~scendancy, they all
seem to have respected and attended to
h rose tree, which, it is said. was
planted by Charlemagne. The trunk is
now almost as big as a mans body.
There are five principal limbs trained
against the church, the tree being pro-
,ected by iron ratings inclosing an area
OF about 81 square feet. The rude Ger
man soldiers in early ages tended the
tree. Catholics and Protestants, In turn
masters of the town, drained the
ground, the soldiers of Turenne fas-
tened up the branches With clamps, and
those of Napoleon Il century and a
half later erected the ratings.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09
Photoerapi7ing the Stomach.


From September humble. of Popular
Mechanics.
A new apparatus has bcen devised by a
physician in Munich. Ny which the inside
of the stomach can be clearly photo
sraphed. The camera is actually .>vai-
lowed by the patient. and when IL reaches
its destination tue interior of The stoln-
acl Is Illuminated by a small electro
lamp attached To .llc apparatus. AT the
bottom of the camera is wound a photo
graphic film 20 inches long and y of an
inch wide. Inc physician pulls a cord
which lins the film past The lens. the
electric lamp is turned on, and the i'm
precision Is made on the sensitive tilm.
This procedure is r%epeate until the re-
quisite number of pictures have hcen talk
en-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09

New York. Special: With the as
sistance oi two carriages. several iron
ladders and a j%anitor, Miss Daphne
Larne Oisterich, who had just been
married to Schuyler Inbrie, a young
who is a nephew of DR.. Nicholas
Murray Butler. circu1nventcd $50 we'd
ding guests who had gathered in front
OF the Ba:ieford apartment building.
45 Slaremont AVE., to toss rice and old
shoes at her and her new husband.
While the ~ustodians of the old shoes
ard the rice waited for the appear
ance OF Mr.. and Mrs. Inbrie and while
n carriage also waited ostensibly for
them. MIR. and Mrs. imarie. piloted by
q janitos, left her fathers apartment
by q real Gocr. descended an iron ad-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09

New York, Special: After Il seven
weeks pursuit, personally directed by
Inspector McCafferty. the boldest band
has operated in New York for years
was trapped by seven New York de-
tcctives in Newark and while in the
very act of blowing open q safe, two
of the BURGLARS We're arrested The
third. who escaped temporarily, was
later captured in Hcboken while the
fourth of the band, Il oma was
burglars in a fashionable section of
Brooklyn.
In the house. at No. IS Fourth st,
we've found more THU, $4,000 worth ot
loot, together with pawn tickets call
ing for moro. a complete counterfeit-
ing outfit and a fun set of burglars
tools.
Inspector McCaffcrty believes that
the baad. led by the notorious
blower. was responsible for the nlyster-
io,is safe blowing robberies in Man
hattam during the last few months, i'm
which tho BURGLARS got away with
nearly $4,000 in cash and batIled tho
entire police and detective forces; OF
Now To.l1 city.
Che woman arrested said she was
Mrs. l4iE@ie jacobson, but was iGcn-
titled as !.i".Ie Smith. Who has served
enc yaaI in me p~enitentiary. she was
arr"ienel before Magistrate lIutts. i'm
the t.ss2v Market court. and neli in
$1,000 lGil for examination ON Il charge
of burglary. She WAS photographed for
the Ieocues' gallery.
According to the police, The arrest of
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09
ONE MILLION PENSIONERS
That Number of Men Are Now Draw
ing Allowances From the
.overnment

Al last the pension roll OF the United
States government has reached the
100000 mark. That number of men
and women are drawing stated sums
monthly in return for their services
or the services of their relatives in the
army, Says a Washington report. All
the employees OF all American railroads.
from their presidents down 10 the
trackW:iihrrs, nu1nbe but few more.
The annual pay roll of the railroads
is S616,0oo,000 Il YEAR: the pension pay
mcntS are $13, 900. 900, fully one-tIfth as
much. Th" pensioners OF ali our other
wars combined, including the Spanish
and Philippine. could occtlux Il city Of
1000, lik" ~IaNonnc. y. j. The civil
wal' pensioners today would nlake IL
city OF 96i. coo. Our pension system is
a monument to the tre'nendousness of
the stru=gle oyer secession.
Tn" pension payments from July /.
1860, to june so of last year, hav.
amounted to the enormous total of 80
924.l.S.li5,93; the cost OF administering
the law for the sam" period has been
S95.t4l. Sa4. II, making the total expcndi-
iur" thus far ON pension account $685.
SIG. $50. GA.
OF curse some OF This money has
conc to the pensioners OF other wars
than the civil war. but 50 trifiing a
part IN comparison chat the gratrfu,
republic has paid ont fully 81, 500. ooo.-
eoo,uuO in pensions since the last gun
VI inc feif'lilcN WIS hrGt.
Enc national debt ON Jaiolary /. 1856.
had reached nearly s2,.52. 0o0. SEQ. or
about $3.50. Geo. coo less tran has since
6een paid oat on tensions account.
Much OF this Debt. too. was contracted
on the paper basis. Which represented
various degrees OF imitation. whereas
The pension payments since 1873 ma sc
Been on a gold basis. The hugo dcot
which the government found piled ,p
at the CLOS" OF the war was destined
to prove considerably less than the debt
which he'd not been reduced 70 written
form either as notes. bonds or raaer
Obligations. but depended on the vii,
or the future congresses. How the In
terest barring debt which the govern
mcnt still owes-bornc ON the Treasury
records at s91S.000. 0G0-compares viii:
obligations which are to be met through
the pension Office in coming years can
not be accurately estimated.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09
Outsnoken al ANY Rate

Miss Plane.-lll never Board at a
farm house again. l wish you'd light
The lamp, Sarah. I'm afraid of tho
dark.
Sarah tthe farmers daugnter)-Are
you, now? Why, ] should think you'd
be more afraid Of the light.
Luck of Coy Who pidr't Fish Sunday.
From the Chester correspondence SPRING
field Union.
a record string of trout was caught
this morning by Willis Hunt, ir., the
]2-3car-o!a son of Willis Hunt. HI
tota! weight was four pounds twelve
and a half ounces. The number was
seven.
The story connected with the catch is
that the boy saw the fish yesterday
and was desirous Of trying his luck nj
once, but his mother was aversc to
Sunday fishing. AT 8 this morning he
went to the tannery dam on Walker
Brook and the ~younester proceeded to
bait up with white lnillers and bugs or
various kinds until every speckled
beauty had been pulled II a hand
over hand haul was necessary to secure
the largest fish.