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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02


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-n Ger Saiilen School. 5ist and TEL Ozkld
AL eourt reporters recommend GALLAGHER 1fsrss
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pert teeeheE- Box 1882. csl Office
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MALE HELP wANTED-contInued

MALE HELP wANTED-Continued
MURRAY & READY,
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
WHITE PALACE BUILDING
ilT6 sEd Market sts.. San Fr1nelseo.
BRANCHES
9th ard Frsnklla sts.. oakland
PHONE OAKLAND 1861
ID and Main sts-. and f21 Narchesaclr ST,
Los Angeles Cal
NOW LOOK
FREE FARE AGAIN
) p z. R--Ss p R. Rs P 2 r.
CoNpANY-s own WORK
FREE FARE
Is spikers. Is srrzppers. Is ballast men for
track laying GO new extension ef the $ P
Co.; Tree fares ship today wages s. 70 81 -
cLIIEokN1s nkE6 EARE SoETaWIgnaRg EREH E1EE z r.
SHIP DAILY
WANTED AT ONCE
% zoorerS and - Sealsgsrs for general rail-
ALWAYS FREE FARE
NOW-N0v
NEW FENCE GANG.
FREE s. FARE-EREE PAkE-PREE FARE.
long Job; sS2-5o q $50 month
FREE FARE
TH-SOCTH-SOCTH
san LUIS OBISPO COUNTY
. tSSDSters and 81 Az6o<e-s. 90 away today
long job $3.50 TO $50 naaga-
SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE
NEXT DOOR To
MURRAY REAOY'S GREAT LABOR OF
FICES. lIrH AND MARKET SIS
90 SINGLE ROOMS. Sun AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS ~ EVERY ROOM
. CENTS PER NIGHT. sl-25 PER WEEK.
INCLUDING BATHS
COFFEE SERVED DAILY FREE FROM TO :
NJ: FREE BARBER SHOP. BO0TBLACh
STAND. SHOWER AND FOOT BATHS.
TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM; BAG
GAGE CHECKED FREE. ALI. PAPERS AND
MAGAZINES. and BELLNAN TO CALI
YOU: WHITE HELP ONLY EMPLOYED
oCEAS SHORE LODGING HOUSE. FACING
AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TER
NINAL = RAILROAD DEPOT - nth AND
MARKET SIS. SAN FRANCISCO
NEVER CLOSED.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES

AaONEa made daily, and Cal Want Ads help 70
aeke Z Advertise jour wants: make them
e-9sa 20 tee public through Call Want Ad-
Al Investment not Al expense- For fuIi par
ticalars Rad Call Want Ads daily
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02


WELCOME TO THE FLEET
and cordial Invitation 10 She BOYS
IN Blue 10 visit our large aud CON-
MODI0US store. during your stay IN our
CITY
NOTE the SPECIAL prices that will
prevail sosne ~ onr staple goods
No . SKIDOO RAZORS s1.e0 BARBER
COATS S219 value 81 25.--No- 115 COAT
<l-25 value S-s5.-EAIR BRUSHES SIS
s S-=0--SEIELI HORSE HIDE STROP SO
value 81 Sone ~ in ALL STEEL
SHEARS s. - each
l Second Hand Conbinati0n Mirror
Case fEoCHS No 214 for three chairs
Complete.
Second Hand KOEEN CHAIRS in LEATHER.
The above fixtures IN gilt edge
Coalition. nearly and can be bought
81 very LOW PRICES Call and inspect the
same set up IN store
DEcKFIsfAS BROS, Inc.
BARBER SUPPLIES fGe-lc4 Turk ST
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
LIVE party in every city and town IN northern
Cxdfornia est1hlisl good paving business,
sxrrS z5 per cent wherever eezl ard wrcd +
used. costs little E10neE. easily ztt2ched. viii
par yoa 70 come and inFesrisase- write fnz
particulars Tie Distributing Co. branch Of
Cal
AGENTS wanted in eyerv t0wn TO represent Sac
Chemical Co. exclusive territory biz money,
send for details E. II. 1913 Fillmore st.
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nARBERs AND surrLIEs-co.tanues

SECOND hszd chairs. all makes. cheap: easy
terms: mirrors, poles. wsShstznds. shops fitted
Up L II. DRAKE. lGIs-20 Franklin 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

AA-OSlAR HAfSE3fI-S oldest and largest
S1psaese-t1ineSe emp. Office furnishes bes.
nelF ot al kinds czpabiifVy and euzisfczrioa
gaersnseed l5l3 Gesry 81. tel. West 5sss.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

The treat of the days program
was the dedicatory address delivered
at seven o'clock by Rev. VIM. Arnold
Shanklin, ID. D., l.. L. D., President
of Upper Iowa University, Fayette.
1t was without question one of the
most masterly efforts ever heard in
Decorah, and was given the closest
attention throughout. DR.. Shanklin,
besides being a profound thinker
and scholar. is an eloquent speaker,
and his magnificent address was
listened to with great pleasure by
all who had the good fortune to
hear it.
Immediately after the address, at
eight o'clock, the third degree was
conferred upon l.. F. Button by Great
Lights Lodge, No. 1S1, OF Decorah,
III. j. Green, w. Nj. This was COM
pleted at 10:30. and another hour
was spent in social intercourse, after
which the company dispersed, feel
ing that the day had been most
pleasantly spent.
Besides the large number of local
Masons in attendance, the following
were present from other lodges:
c.. A. Marshall, F. G.. Lange, w. l..
Barker, C.. L. Terry. w. A. Glass
er, j. l.. Scripture, w. G. Webster,
N. S. Durgin, A. e. Bents, c. F.
Robinson, G. A. Plummer, ]. j.
McGinnes, C. w. Reed. E. H. Allen,
Anthony Marshall, Jas. ]. Sobolik,
Cresco Lodge, No. $50, Cresco, la.
VIM. Dwino, III. ID. Webb, c. Z.
Smith, w. C. Dresser, A. c. Web
ster, A. Mackenstadt, Fred Meiske,
L. d. B. Hawkins, F. w. Eaton, T.
e. Bollman, Virgil McWilliams. G.
f. McWilliams, Brotherly Love
Lodge, No. 204, Postville, Iowa.
It. w. Hazelton, e. c. Walker, j. l..
Sanders, John B. Kaye, Cope
stone Lodge, No. S16, Calmar,
Iowa.
lB. Westgate, u. ], Beach, j. o.
Beach, F. P. Hudson, S. Duxbury,
]. Milne, w. Wilford, Canton
Lodge. No. 1914, Canton, Mimi.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

Jas. Birdsall, c. Birdsall, g. w.
Sherman, d. w. Smith, Ole Smors-
tad, Jas. Caldow, Union Band
Lodge, No. sc, Frankville, Iowa.
d. H. Bowen, A. P. Book, w. F.
Ebensdorf, H. A. Dipping, c.. S.
Stillwell, Geo. Barthell, Nj. j.
Barthell, B. F. Barthell, Waukon
Lodge, No. 154, Waukon, Iowa.
A. Lee, c. w. Peckham, w. H. Peck
ham, e. c. Mills, E. r. Webster,
NJ. j. Carter, j. A. Harvey, A. E.
Kenyon, Walker DeCou, p. M. Jew
ell, Arcturus Lodge, No. 237, Oss-
ian, Iowa.
w. T. N. Densmore, NJ. e. Marsh, r.
Reid, F. Worth, M. d. Whitney,
j. w. Telford, Ed. Briggs, w. II.
Emmons, E. G. Reed, P. c. Olson,
Ed. Sharp, John Kjellgreen, Ce-
ment Lodge, No. SGT, Burr Oak,
Iowa.
w. A. Hefferman, Iris Lodge, No.
273, Hazel Green. Wis.
C. E. Welch, Montague Lodge, No.
1T, Eldora, Iowa.
w. F. Bickel, II. Muller, S. l.. Collins,
Bezer Lodge, No. 1876, McGregor,
Iowa.
N. l.. Bailey, Mt. Hermon Lodge, No.
35, Hastings, Mimi.
A. thinner, Hampshire Lodge, No.
730. Hampshire. Ill.
w. A. Shanklin. Ward Allen. Pleiad-
es Lodge, No. 24S. Fayette, Iowa.
A. M. Kelly. Bethel, No. S19. Garner,
Iowa.
Louis Margold, Arcana Lodge, No.
272, Crestline, Ohio.
J. A. Holmquist. Dakota Lodge, No.
Z, Hastings. Mimi.
r. M. Burtis, Oshkosh Lodge, No. 27,
Oshkosh, Wis.
f.. w. Tullock, Ancient Landmarks
Lodge, No. 210, Ashland. Wis.
w. McVettie, St. Croix Lodge, No. Sc,
Hudson, Wis.
A. Suiter. Industry Lodge, No. 26O
Rose Hill, Iowa.
]. H. Bradish, Cando Lodge, No. 40
Cando, N. ID.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16
MASONIC DEDICATION
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE DEDICAT-
ED WITH ELABORATE
PROGRAM.
Masons of Decorah and Surrounding
Territory Enjoy Themselves
With COnferring of Degrees
Banquet and Address.

In the history of Masonry in De-
corah, there has probably never been
a time when larger number OF Mas
ons gathered in Decorah, or when a
more complete and more enjoyable
program was carried out than last
Thursday, when the new Masonic
Temple was dedicated under most
auspicious surroundings.
AS described in these columns last
week, the new temple has been ar
ranged and equipped with every con-
venience for comfort and for Masonic
work, and as a result the program
as arranged was carried out in de-
tail exactly as planned and in full
form.
There were upwards of It's Mas
ons present, and after dinner they
spent an hour inspecting the new
quarters. Promptly at two o'clock
the first degree was conferred upon
Prof. A. E. Burrows by Cresco Lodge,
No. $50, of Cresco, c. A. Marshall,
w. M. At $3.50 o'clock the second
degree was conferred up on Fl. II.
Ward by Waukon Lodge, No. $50,
of Waukon, DR.. d. HI. Bowen, w. Nj.
At $3.50 o'clock a banquet was
served in the banquet hall of the
temple by the ladies of Decorah
Chapter, No. 73. o. e. S. The ladies
did themselves proud with the sup
per. With their newly equipped
kitchen, dishes, silverware, etc., they
were able to give prompt service
and the entire company was served
with bountiful supper. which
brought out many compliments.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16
GREAT ATTRACTION COMING.
Little Johnny JONES'" Geo. M.
COhen's MelOdrama, Coming to
the Grand Jan. 9TH.

So famous has already become Lit
tie Johnny Jones" George M. Cohen's
music melodrama, that it goes with
out saying that the interests of our
local theatre-going public is at a
high pitch of expectancy over the
approaching engagement of this not
able attraction at the Grand Thurs
day, Jan. 7th.
No production of a musical kind
was made last season that created
such food of favorable criticisms.
Everybody spoke of Little Johnny
Jones" as the most original, the most
thoroughly American, and the most
clever entertainment of the kind that
has been witnessed for many years,
and it has stamped George M.Cohen
as one of the most gifted authors
and composers who is now supplying
the stage with entertainment. The
same beautiful and stupendous pro-
duction that made Little Johnny
Jones" one of the notable attractions
Of this and last season will be seen
in this city. The scenery is spoken
of as realistic and beautiful and in
cludes three full stage sets of enor-
mus size and massiveness. The
wardrobe is also promised as being
very beautiful, while many consider
it the most extravagantly gowned
show in America. The cast includes
many well known names, while the
ensemble is considered the best in
America. The company numbers
seventy-five people and is one of the
largest and most expensive on tour
this season. For this production
musical numbers, and in the hands
of one of the strongest singing or
ganiZations in America it is said to
be one of the most delightful features
of Little Johnny JONES'" called by
many musical melodrama, mas
much as it depicts the adventures of
an American jockey who goes to Eng
land to ride the races, and who falls
the victim of a plot and meets with
all kinds of narrowing experiences.
Mr.. Cohen is said to have displayed
much originality in the development
of his story and has given to the
stage probably the most sensational
features ever witnessed in musical
comedy. For the proper presentation
of the play three massive and gor-
geous stage settings are necessary,
which for naturalness and realism
are said to equal any of the most
pretentious dramatic productions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

Thus early in the session of Con-
gress there is every indication OF
lively tilts between that body and
President Roosevelt. The members
of both House and Senate resent the
attacts made upon Congress by the
President, and especially in his last
message, when he intimates that GER
tain members need to be investigated
by secret service men, in connection
with his remarks on the secret SER
vice provision in the civil service
appropriation bill. A COMMITTEE has
been appointed to investigate the
matter, and from all appearances
trouble is brewing.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

The regents of the University or
Minnesota are said to have discussed
the probability of Theodore Roose-
velt succeeding DR.. Cyrus Northrop as
president of the university. An ennis
sary will be sent to Washington to
ascertain whether President Roose-
Welt would accept the offer. DR..
Northrop's resignation was not ac-
cepted by the regents. and In case Mr..
Roosevelt should consent to come to
the university DR.. Northrop would
remain as president for two years
more. The University Press club, at
banquet Wednesday evening. start
ed a campaign to get w. j. Bryan for
president of the University In the
event President Northrop cannot pe
induced to withdraw his resignation.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

The state universities of four states
debated the question" Resolved,
That American Cities Should Adopt
the Commission Plan of Govern
ment," on Friday night, through
teams representing the several univ
ersities. Iowa with the negative side
defeated Minnesota at Minneapolis,
Illinois with the affirmative defeated
Minnesota at Urbana, and Nebraska
with the affirmative defeated Illinois
at Lincoln.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

We wouldn't take a thousand dol
lars for the fun we expect to have on
Christmas day. In fact it has
already begun. Down at our house
there are three happy, rollicking,
eXpectant youngsters, and the person
who can watch their preparations
for the coming Christmas without
uniting with them into the spirit of
the season, is missing a big share of
the good things of this life. Their
letters to Santa Claus, the gifts they
are purchasing and are making with
their own hands for their loved ones,
the stories they tell each other, and
the unusual care they take to be
mindful to their parents and kind to
each other, makes ones mind revert
to his boyhood days, and wish that he
might live them over again. The
home without children at this happy,
joyous Christmas tide is devoid of
one of the essentials of holiday
happiness.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

If all the new bureaus and COM
missions now proposed be established
by the coming legislature, there
will be place upon one or another
of them for nearly every member of
that body, and it will soon be ne
cessary to build new state build
ing to house them. T%s
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

Senator Hale of Maine has been
chosen chairman of the republican
caucus, /. e., leader of the United
States Senate, to succeed the late
Senator Allison of Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

1t is rumored in Washington that
President-elect Taft is considering
Congressman A. F.. Dawson, of the
second district for Secretary of the
Navy. &
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

Announcement has been made by
Governor-elect B. F. Carroll that he
will appoint Col. Logan of Red Oak
adjutant general of the Iowa Nat
ional Guard, to succeed w. H. Thrift
of Dubuque.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16
Subscription Pr.se $3.50 a Year

Advsrtisin1 Aatsss-DSpiay, Is cent? pr inch
each insertion. Aat rate. Contrscts for
isse inches ~ cents per inch. Lscab 10
cents per line.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16
. Omes..015 West Water street
Beth rslsphsnss. Number IS.
Current Comment.

A two-cent postal letter rate bet
ween the United States and Germany
is to be established on Jan. 1st.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

The valuation placed upon all
Iowa crops for 1908 by Crop Direct
or George NJ. Chapel is $376,076,
646.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

Every city and municipality in
Iowa will be required to send mon
thly sample of its water supply to
state board of chemical examiners,
if the legislature enacts the law to
be recommended by Secretary Louis
A. Thomas of the state board
in his annual report to be filed in
the course of few days with the
governor. Mr.. Thomas recommends
that the Legislature make an approp-
ration for maintaining a chemical
labratory in connection with the state
board Of health department at the
state house. Then he would have
law requiring city authorities
throughout the entire state to send
in monthly samples of the water
supply for examination.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-12-16

Senator Dolliver has introduced a
bill in the senate intended to regul-
ate the issue of stocks and bonds by
telephone, telegraph, railroad and all
other companies engaged in inter-
state commerce. When the bill
becomes a law, all corporations COM
ing within the scope of the new
statute, will be forced to satisfy the
minds of the interstate commerce
commission of legitimate purpose.
before any stock or bonds can be
placed on the market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-21

Whizzng through space knows how many
thousands OF miles second and leaving behind the
heavens trail OF white light million miles in length Hacys
comet is approaching the earthpraeticay hcad-onl
VIII strike the earth9 Well what's your guessp You
know what the other have done So
far know they just passed by although Of the long
haired scientists believe that life exngushed earth
than by fires generated by comets and that the
growth Of human animal and vegetable life had to begin all
again.
comet. is thought is a bit Of planet which has
cracked off and IS flying rapidly through space It intensely
hot generating heat by its friction going through
the ether.
Haleys comet makes appearance every 75H years 1t
mentioned in Of the oldest writings Carvings on stone
long before Christ picture crude views Of IT,
The average thousands Of miles in diane
the head and carries with II OF burning amos
phere Of It's which precedes for distance and
behind il for hundreds OF thousands
lion miles
The earth in with the tail OF a comet on
June 30 1861 The tail l8 degrees long Many people
thought it caused the civil The appeared low
toward the horizon northwest and went over to
the southwest The whole heavens them only
100 degrees. So struck the whole
heavens.
There dozens Of lost comets known astronomy
These Of the sky hove sight asonshed every
body by their brancy had their orbits calculated and then
when the predicted they going eappcar
they returned and the covered with
confusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-21

Relieve me- declared earnest
I ~. "t IL not In the least necessary
fog you 90 take his great grand
father cut for an airing. do bis STA
ters hair or run errnnds for youi
1 prohlemnticai mother in.law"
The social relations between The
gtri Ned Ia casting sleeps eyes AZ
and Neds own family are always
delicate. and often strained.
The girl who loves and who feels
herself loved tn return. but who IL
not engaged. 10 In an anomalous 20.
siiion. Fortunate for her N she
live miles away from his mothers
keen eyes and his sisters quick
tonguei Love sharpens our vision.
and she must needs be q remark
able girl. walking circumspectly In
all her ways. 20 find favor In the
sight % mother and sister.
To appear 60 be trying 20 win his
family over would only subject the
girl 10 rfdicule and unnecessary
humiliation.
How terrible 70 have the neigh.
bors look AZ each other and smile
when she happens 20 perform some
trifling little favor for his mother
Fancy that awful kid brother tell
ing his pals. YAH she's after
Ned. know why she gives me
nickeis and treats me "a ice cream. I"
Don't stoop % "cnddling No
matter how much YOU love the man.
try 90 remember your own dignity
Only by doing 40 viii you find
favor IN hts sight
Men hate and despise girls who
run after them.
ne sweet and kind and courteous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-21
Where Is Il Claimed That the Ark Rested?
MCSTANYTHING
What Was Original Of New York's "Tammany"?

Cafe" Ia French. means coffee.
wha, some men euloy would
cause others to commit suicide.
In the seventeenth century ab.
asncn from church sAN pmnish-
able offeuae IN EHgiand.
Mount Arafas ia vcnorated ~ Ar
meniana In the belief Npahs ARK
rested there after universal dslaKs.
Ests u. G.
That giggilng you hear Sc from
the Irrigation farmer who q read.
iug The drought dispatches frum the
set climate sections
Boy--CQme quick There's a
mar been lighting my father meren
half hour
Policeman why didnr you toll
me- bvforof
Cause father was getting
the beat 81 q at feu minutes ago.
New York Telegram
A message which Is never an.
swefed That LEFT by a suicide.
The original Tammany waa a
CREST chief % Delaware Indians.
poaseEaor OF many virtues lie waa
buried near IAoyieatown. Ia.
Corporations controlled ieElsin.
ture ~ Massachusetts has Just IN
creased limit of wurk for women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-21

and chlldro min factories from "a
"a % hours a week
maees-waa Il spectacular
cafrhf
Mabel sho ran to Europe Cor
him Puck.
Union armies captured go. coo
prisoners Ia civil var. 10000 DYING
Ia pFiaaBa Coufedersius captured
iss.ooo prisoners. ss.e0o aying In
prisons
Many persons would he more
tTutafnl huf FOR their uncomfortable
deeiFe 70 talk
There hAv. beer three Dclehan
~ brothers atara IN baseball
Pi,swhusw wishes Haas Wagner
would scare ~ few brothers.
Rsa-hslrss people arv leas, likely
10 50 bald
IN some Australian towns level.
eFs Jet out engagement ringa on
hire
There goes man Who once
offered 10 make the Independently
rich.
Bat he dldnt appear tn kH0w
you Al loaAi he gave you no sign
OF recognition
You see. refused to buy the
stock ~-- Chicago Record Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-21

Must a giri begin BY coddling
the entire family connection Of a
mao she adnireM. and would be-
willing to marry n the chance %.
fored 2"
This was the question put 20 me
By a Eiri have always rather ad.
mired for her wholesome lndepen.
drnca
For mercy'a 9ake-~d0n'ti" l was
moved 20 remark. and she flushed
roNliY.
In my minds eye could see that
Eiri bacominE the laughing stock Of
the neiEhborhood. trying 20 follow
out SONS mistaken advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-21

A Prophecy.
II ann no weather seer, he mnr.
INJURED. M he examined the lovers
end OF the vcranda but the way
this hammock 10 put up seems 70
me 10 be the sign o. an early fall
A Watermelon Child.
Goodness. NANNY, what run
ny name for "a child How IN tho
world ga you happen 20 cali him
Prescription
"Ah simply calls him dat becuz
An has Eeeh hahd wuk gittin him
filled"
Likes Wiae~hood.
"The man ! marry must be VIII
ing 10 die for me
4 don't blame you; these Wild
owa have great timea.
Ne Played tho Town.
The tfagedian had just returned
from HIS tour. aud was greeted JOY,
ously BY bis friends NJ the club.
We'll hanter. my boy" said
Tomlinaon. I'm glad 10 are you
back Have a good tripf
Fair" said Rantcr.
ibid you play my old town OF
Punxatawn~y. Minnesota
Yes" said Rnnter.
what Kind 81 an audience DID
you have"
z don't know. said RaHier. =
didnr ask him Tor a reference AZ
60 his character. but he uas a gcns
Sal kind Of cuas. and lant mo "
20 60 out Of town With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-21
FADS AND FAnCIES


The ruff has increased IN sire.
TiEht sleeves viii prevail this
fan.
large brooches arc again coming
into favor
In footwear rhlnestone initials
have replaced buckles
linen coats are being trimmed
with Wailaehian embroidery flow.
crs
Scented grass. plated. IL being
used In tha usw paraHol handles.
The nsw Eunmstal chain Ia
studded with the tinleat Of pearls
with the rage for expensive
feathers has come vogue for
simple flowers
Fancy cretonncs are being used
In the nobhieat wAlstcoata
There IL a greater demand for
Eaahea this season than theirs has
bcen IN years.
The novelty of tho arm Kartor
has not worn off The fad prob.
ably will i've as long a. the elbow
sleeve.
PonEec parasois are being sold
In all coiurH. though the natural
ponEes Is considered exceedingly
smart.
The singular ring worn on the
little finger atiil reigna II comes
In various designs. according 10 the
nEc.
Dainty belts for dreeay gowns
are made Of old gold or silver rib
hon with colored flowers woven
into the mesh.
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