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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
MllkMAM WILL Be
TRIED THURSDAY

SyveFt Stray, treasurer Of The Sc.
attic MIX Exchange. will not be
put on trial for eonspiring to raise
milk prices in Seattle until Thurs.
day. the case having been eontln.
uea until then from yesterday.
Judge A. W Frater has the arEst
ments for a new trial FOR A. z
Erickson, president OF the ex.
change. recently convicted, under
advisemcnt. and IL expected TO give
his decision in a few DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
Will GIVE EXCURSION.

Seattle company No l. Uniform
Rank. Knights Of pythlas. the crack
drill team which won first prize
at New Orleans last year. has char.
tered the steamship Yosemite for
July I and will give an excursion
down Hoods canal The proceeds
will be used 10 take the company
20 the national encampment al hos
ton In August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
CAFE PROPRIETOR
Is FINED

A. l. Patterson. one ~ the pro
prictors Of pattsrson'a cafe. 800
Pike st, was fined SO by Police
Judge John II. Gordon yesterday
afternoon because he Iuterfercd
with Sergeant OF Police Claude q
banniek a week aEo Sunday at 2
O'Clock IN the morning. when the
officer Was questioning two young
girls who had entered the cafe with
two chauffeurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
HOT AFTER
CARROLL

Failing 10 receive a detailed re.
port from Supt- Grant regarding the
charges filed by J G. MarmRduke
against Assistant Building Inspector
Carroll. tho civil service commits
sion has taken the case into It's
own hands and will hold a special
session on next Tuesday. AZ which
all the interested parties will be re.
quested TO he present and give
whatever evidence they may have.
Marmaduke charged Carroll with
having been unduiy officious on the
date Of the big parade when the
fleet was here. because he refused
20 admit several hundred Of Mar.
madnke's invited guests 10 the new
Hotel Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
VANCOUVER RATES
ARE IN EFFECT

Making the first run 10 Vancouver
at The HeN rates, the steamer iro.
quois rallied ~ midnight with a fun
passenger list.
The irpQnois came out OF dry.
dock yesterday afternoon after hav-
lng a nss propeller put on The
Pacific Coast company closed It's
deal with the Canadian Pacific for
the lease 81 Pier A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
DAYS W
YEAR COMING

Seattle viii have its ionssss ' ~
Saturday. Sunday ana ~,
when the sun Is supposea y y. ~
fe hours and 3 minutes ~
three DAYS mentioned the ~ a
scheduled to rise at i;os a u, ,s -
sets az sic p. n. local uI ma. n
that time the hours Of dsy,ls a',ss.i
gradually shorten until pe g. "a
en- the shortest day. when me ~, n
Is supposed 70 shine on y. I'M.
hours sunday. Jane q, ths ~
mer viii be ushored in oiHe's''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
TO CELEBRATE FOURTH.

A regular old fashioned celobra.
tlon Of the Fourth viii be held az
Jones' grove, near the Washington
Children's home. at Ravenna
Heights. Music will be furnished
by the Boys' band from Mercer
island. the Declaration OF hide
pendonco will be read and short al.
dresses viii be made. Coffee will
be furnished free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
FALLS ON STEPS AND
BREAKS Her HIP

While descending the steps Of
her home. At 2e3 18th az. y. yes.
terday afternoon. Miss Louise Os.
wald. - years old, slipped and fell
heavily. fractnrfng her right hip.
She was taken 10 Providence hos.
rital. where she was reported rest
Ing easily this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
MT. BAKER SHOWS
NEW ACTIVITY

Reports we're brought by mem.
hers OF the Mountaineers who re.
turned yesterday from the summit
Of Mt Baker. that the mountain Is
spouting noxioua gases, smoke and
sulphur.
The crater NJ the base Of the cen.
ter 81 one 81 the three topmost
peaks has changed locations a quar-.
ter of a mile eastward during the
last six months A dirty coating
OF sulphur covers the snow about
the new crater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

No definite adriees have been re
eeiHed ~ the local offices Of the
Northern Pacific AZ to when that
line vii BE- cleared for traffic
Every effort IL being made To OK.
pedIte the clearance. a force Of
600 men being on the scene and
work II being done night and day
The line IL now clear 10 Misnoula.
Mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
WANT THE NEBRASKA.

At the meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce this afternoon. Il was
decided 60 ask the secretary OF the
navy that the hattleship Nebraska.
now at Btemerton. be permitted TO
visit In Seattle harbor for a day
or two before going South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
BODY OF LOGGER
is RECOVERED

This afternoon the body OF Rich
ard RILEY. a logger sho waE drown
ed In the Sis komiHh river yester.
day. was recovered. Riley WAS rid
ing a boom OF logs. wheu be fell
into the water Hair a donen q
bis fellow logRctn tried 90 save hlm
but were unable % reach him az
BE- fioaied under the logs The hodk
san not recovered until today Cor.
ouef Carroll will hold an inquest
At the scene 81 the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
eaELP WANTED
AND AL CLASSIFIED ADS,

one cent word-Minimnm
charge fac. When eharEed To
account actual number Of hnea
as set will be counted. Ny
insertions made Tor the price
OF five when cash IL paid All
cap. lines. OF fraction thereof
will be counted as two lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
BOOze Committee William
the West Seattle
Saloons.
Decision Arrived al Afr
Pleasure Trip IN
the Auto.

The members Of the liquor llee,..
aud revenue COMMITTEES Of ne -.
council went on az lnyestis.,s,.
trip yesterday afternoon. tolIoxs,.
The rather stormy COMMITTEES n.,,
Ing AZ which such a decided op..
sition was manifested towards 4.
renewal Of The three protested w.r
Seattle saloon lIeenaea
They investigated The West Sea-.
lie saloons first Then. de,erul,s.
20 make a good job. they lnves,ir.,.
I'd Ballard The investigates -.
accomplished b. the aid Of two a.
tomObiies.
Trip in tutos
incidentally the eonuls,s.-s.
and one Or two invited Fus,,s -
a nice trip In the benKlHe bvsres
terminating In q race frun n,Iis,x
70 the Germania cafe. xksx 81
Sawyer was compelled ss hur ~
dinner. narrowly escaped -,
hauled up for exoeedins Il. $50
limit. and capped the essulnr \,
by reaching an agreement opr -,
coffe cups Sawyer SAYS |, xn
ooffeel that they viii cump,u-ss.
IN the West Seattle eases b. slsx.
lNef fHea aaHrsfsfsa 40 - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reaponais
hlllty for efros Of any kind
occurring In tolephoncd adNef
tlaamNntA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
NOME STEAMERS
CAUGHT IN ICE.
NV usI,ed Press,

. NOME. Alaska. dune Ia 4
. Tive steamers have been sqhf 4
. ed IN the ice pack of slnreck. I
. floating towards the strata I
. The John J. sesnon ecrpsny
. has chartered the steamer I
= Corsin 20 90 10 the rescue I
. The Identity u the steamers q
q unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
asIruArloNs WANrEpl

situations Wanted adyer
tisemonts sac for rs words. J
times, Additional space, SO per
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

For sale New foursf room cottage. With
bath room and closet large lot plaster
and uissiouedi tao0 down. SO monthly
no objection 10 coiofsd people nstp
Seattle Star -fs.ss-n
Lot teNiie. Va snd up 81 Down and
VI week Good acres Mauchaafsf
Land Co. see Marion nida
Three.raem cottage Furnished near
Lama park Dan Rice, phone A ft1F III
LEVEL LOTS st Haath Parh tat down
and tta monthly Phone owner. Queen
Anne AaA -l1-t7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

assn Asp DOOR nkR0 stsa
cross nanni daaFs cab 81 81 Ter al
sfash sisss not larger thna q > Ia
- iufhcs
utAaH 81 CuKArEn
Wtudaas aHs laser IA pftss
ffa1F ulutaaa uae n#fss s+sssaf -
tate afuauaH nsm Hffge .fefst VI -
china liaset Eiaas aHHge. anif VI %
each nuudFsds - different sltss tn
s,sss fsoats In s,osk. any siss. fFem
f1s %
piosufa maaidins o. pet foot
euftaEs fFant ethaass bottom eiaAs
sests. isp sizes tsssa. eet ~ 10 fshss
Nlnaaa frames and aeeF ff.mss
fraa see aR. al tied IN tuhairs al
Faa have g. a. = drive thH asiis We
have AuH aaH Wiff
cottage ffani daprs eith fauaf panel
~afk aad anFaH haiae siass. - 90
Mafsiaa iaeks 81 gsnss STANDARD -
80 aaaf tafts ttr PEE naif hilatnE
,iaaf ffaak and henssfa ~ IL Gull
aaafs aHly 81 ee each
ltAHs nna snaa "a a1Hh eluaiHN thHfn
aai fef fha price - the stsss
send TOE price lists ln ehigh - y
tsssrats ana uunte prices on hHadfsds
- tfffdraHf Articles We hats euil HHs
nfias. aud aa ssIl e anKtaaf aaip
nisnts fasas aeS~h srs safe delivery
D n WILLIAMS 60,
iels WesisEa az aeAstia Wn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
HUN DREDS
DROWN
fnn unItsd Pr.,,.l

by United Prsasl
TOXIC. June Word was re
ociyed today THAT 90 fishing boats
we're wrecked off the coast Of kaE
eahima today aud 7be members Of
their crews drowned. The navy
yard az saHebo has sent a vessel 10
The assistance % the wrecked men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
SPECIAL soriesa

A. nancius guaranteed, IN rftt ate
~ fsanma trnf a1sNNua sole afik
MI f..H.r rsasns Ell the tine
F." M4aaahss IraaFls. an and TIVE
pNnaink Glasses Tnafedav fftaais
al sansmaf ladlxs free. laatis Aaih fslA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
Navy Yard Land Co.

20 Aerss fine alder Nsitom. ~ mile.
u rcft orrhsrd Deed raad " y. ~
Price aHiy iaf per acre
"a acres neat Auburn aud electric
ear aaH Terms 90 saft
other hafEalue
Telephone Main stse Ind a ft7
NAVY YARD CITY
l. the nearest additlnn on the marEsf 10
"a. naN drf deck lots Nifh VIEW Of
entire haY and decks aniy Sc % Terms
81 per week Take any toat faf The navy
yard 81 Pier 2. foot - NsaleE way oct
off at tho Charleston dock o. fu with
us from the office ~ any time after
10
HEEMFHToN DEVELOPMENT CO
laae American bank building
Main 1888 PHONES Ind 48sf
IL. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
TYPGWRITgRs.
.AnMa Anu AcnaAae.

sFrF WV pFFK fFr
Z Isee Acre a&fasn Fraef best
: n salt sniF as tsinHfss - Tnfsai
? Fais fift dsan 81 eaFf
81 eaart acre hssaftf.t uataf
ffaHt flhee4 stse eN far -1aua.
fh uilaafss - Iassm role. sasT
terms
NHetaanra pfunsHtf All ever tie
NtEH al tafskfn Ffirss
: Hko A Etft.fNuu
fEE Aulafifah fiana NsHs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

pAtI.ARD AGENCY IL
Mullen a2I ballard av. OPP.
city Hall Phone. ballard zee.
MAIN OFFICES seventh az.
between linton and University
Phones, Main 1850, Ind. Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

BALLARD nEAI ESTATE
For Sale roam mes cottage o. csc
fsrnan new cottage. 1900
A.rnHni nee cottage. lfna
For Aale@fo acres. kitsap county. 300
good land W.
NouNg a HnOHEHQ.
Scandinavian American Rank nldN Raj.
lard Phone. ballard sfa
fsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
It's a Beautiful Sight

The - tsttieships It ths naNY fsHd.
shiloh Il only city hiaeks frafn NAVY
lard CITY, Nhefe are eeiliha teautls
fai waterfront lets at tte ur terms o.
Pc wsah ustfef 80 9TH us today IRE
pfire sHd terms Include sidnw alb street
Grade ana aaiaf maina rhts a. the
NEAHksT addition ~ the rsu tFF deck
whsfe the eatsfnrn~nt ls spending mil.
Hens - dollars We 90 every Day az
te ard ~ m and tstA 3 m
nnEMEHToN nFNElorMENf CO.
tHaa4is Amsrlran nank puiialus
Main ttts PHONES =a-- Ind tets
aafes1e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be siN'
en- after \ o'clock daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

-====zaHsHs==za.
Electro ushia Ihsfm cures where all
HeIantifie naHfpuiHtinnH when nseHssaff
tiafiinflan. ala Madiaan ihuuss. Main
see Ind itkH Operators beth nekHs
Rooms 1T .if tft Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

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e. s,a esss' :; ~ fs,s 81 80 si. 's ss.s
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SOUND viaw ACHES
aaaamsf harss sitsa 80 bseasains sarss
expressive sFsfH fssf bsesass tns Fsiss
- natFf ffent acreage has saas - hiah
fts Ianssf fla asisf tte nsefs faa sitt
afFaaae NesfieaAtnx ths Maand AnH ntgfH
SECS 30 tlts g. tree psf acre la pc
esat sssh. teisaes Henihif
wEar a WHEELER
80 cutNAs HisuNk
rffK Nan OR wuGks WITH oSI.Y
FEw tsoi.tsAhe - spafs vfa a. Aar
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whs&f nsias al n~ea fAeia assaiehssasnt
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titsttss4ft Afasks nashiina
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Fas4s t@.d. rssss e eplf ISL es s&.r
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cnnAp HonE SITES
fHHe : aFfe raEts ffHen taat - u.s.
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rsfsns % esah spa q psF neaih clnss
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fias - IHarssf sauafs
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faetns renh caantF fusa tafunfu hnaen.
sod bsfs. several saftsiilflhKs. ti.tes
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

wanted childfun 10 board. mother i
raasi PLENTY 20 eat viii make the
Clothes Terms ta suit 10 Perry =
% eafEafaWn I'll II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

RrAL GsTATu oUALGas.

Bound uns bfnan eaFe. heisht about
zee naunds Ehlutfs Afteeh
aiuIrr ftTaah t1sHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

We stsA to ssfsnd eaf siusaFs thAnse
- ear tf4ap1s and nsis hAnFa for ahr#
kfndaasm and assistance dartnH ne u
ness and death 81 aar believed EthsA NJ
ard Hrs kirsateaW ass faHsstf
I am tHe aAn. Neuas repairing tn a.
81 tfanf hss FtshAs4 esaihsH atfta4tnEs
On doors Randall / am caFpsntsT III
Ballard EIkH snsssasign 70 OLYMPIA "a
seaHar 1as~nife Ians - Coed masse
and aanrinx Evess nodY cesss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
HUTTON CREDIT co
Loans on household furnifafs piauos
sfr Alan SALARY fsaaua CONFIDENTIAL
quick service. best terms and lowest
SEE rs FfHer
SILT Marion Bldg
RfueH LOAN co.
Money loaned on household goods and
pia nos without removal. mortgages
bought office arou daily 70 9. also
Monday and Saturday evenings sos
filnnklsY Hiark
Money advanced satarted people and
others upau their gsu names without So
eurifFs cheapest rates. easiest paymentas
save yourself money - getting eur terms
first TpfHAN. df9 Walker building
Money advanced saiarisd people. for
cheap rates see a. Seattle Credit co
$50 Peoples savings Bank nidR
Leans On furniture. hofses. etc WIN
Roach. Room III NsN York Bids TT
Haisry leans Lowest rates Confidential
y. A Asslon fos feopiss Bank Bidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16


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Wm a. Hlaeh. tsz Mes tefs uik
c y nILlNAN. :. :. > Times ulds
FoR sALg-Woop AND COAL.
faai az kInds delivered 20 all parts
af eftY a1 reasonable prices MalHa rlnht F.
Mcleod tag rhanns lais II
rnn al aanrnII ANIAIIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16


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tanffy 70 see the woria PR fail IA
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Young man wants board aud room 81
Late HnszHua ter near Hndiaaa rHfk
hiAts price kis care STAR --IG-is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12
THERE IS NO HEALTH in THEM

1t is notorious that in order to dis
credit the two cent fare law the rail-
roads have been giving the people ex-
ecrable passenger service. The
Harrimans. who juggle with millions.
can afford to lose few thousands to
make law Objectionable
The nauseating thing about it is
the way the invertebrates on the rail.
road commission treat the matter. 1t
is like the old conundrum of the pig
under the fence.
What can be more subservient to
the railroads than railroad commits
sioner? And the answer, Three COM
missioners.
Instead of ordering the railroads to
give adequate service. they whine
around like bunch of beggars with
tin cups. wailing, with trembling
lips, for the railroads to please put
on an extra freight.
What can you expect7
The railroads have controlled the
nominations of both parties for these
positions ever since the commission
was established. No man ever secur
ed such nomination who had no
first smade his peace" and had tn
trademark blown in the bottle.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12
STEVENSON'S LITTLE JOKE.

Ex-Vi President Adlai Stevenson
has been nominated for governor of
Illinois on the democratic ticket.
Adlai may make a good candidate.
but he would make poor governor.
He is too old. Except from the SEN
timental standpoint. Iowa has proven
that the election of octogenarians is a
mistake.
A dozen years ago at Burlington
we met Mr. Stevenson and he was
an old man then. 1t was at the Iowa
Semi Centennial that we saw him
and while he was aged, he had pretty
wit. 1t will be remembered that at
the celebration the grandstand, on
which the notables were seated, COL
lapsed. A number of the distinguish
ed guests were injured. Among those
who were in the accident were Secre.
tary of State, Mcfarland and Vice
President Stevenson. Stevenson sat
in the front row and Mcfarland in
the second. When the crash came
Adlai, the tall, fell into the arms of
Iowa's Secretary. At the hotel that
night the accident was the main sub
ject of conversation.
WELL" said Mcfarland, this
morning. l would have called man
liar, if he had said would be sup
porting a Democratic Vice-President
before night
"Yes," responded Stevenson. as
quick as flash. and on a--poor
platform at that.
1t is our humble opinion that the
aged Ex-Vice President has struck the
same kind of platform this year and
that, as before, he is liable to take
a fall
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12
A FONETIC VICTORY.

Algona Currier: A series of
Olympic games were held in England
recently. and from the number of
prizes that were captured by Irish
Americans we think it would be en-
tirely appropriate to slightly change
the photography of the name and call
the games Olympic. And last year
an Irish American. Martin Sheridan,
went to Greece and contested on the
grounds where the original games
we're played. and won first prize at
throwing the discus The Irish cap.
ture their share of iaurels every
where.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12
CARNIVAL SEASON APPROACHES.

There are going to be doings"
Hot times are to prevail. The ex-
hilerating merry go-round will gather
in it's harvest. cane racks will flourish
and the pounding machine AFFORD light
amusement for eifete harvest hands.
1t is only fair to presume that
every one of the big Review family
is going to participate in some one
of these events. If there are any
farmers on our list who are 80 mean
that they won't give the boys and
girls and the women folks a days
holiday. they ought to quit taking the
Review and read the Bulletin.
But before you start. you must
make up your mind that you are
going to join the Don't Worry Club
for the day or you might better stop
at home.
You know the folks have been
planning On it for more than week.
Mother, who always bears the brunt of
the work has been cooking in advance
and getting things ready. There has
been sudden decrease in the chicken
census. The youngsters have been
counting their pennies, and if you
have read it, you are being constantly
reminded of that poetic gem. about
boys who "'iust before Christmas are
as good as they can be. = For two
or three days before. life on the farm
has been positively beatiic. Thu
millennium has "arriv' There i.
no grumbling about chores. ten year
) old boys stand without hitching while
' their faces are being washed. littl,
girls run out to catch hold of daddy
a hand when he comes from work ant
mother fairly clucks" to see he
f brood so happy. The cold man. ha
t been going some himself.
e Did you notice the swagger wit
n which he calls out to passing neigh
o bors, with careless. almost a mag
f nihcent, gesture. Air you goin' t.
e tn Carnival? We be.
4. Leu US Whisper ~ W yUu, lIlUS
S three days of preparation are the hes
q days of the Carnival
: They surely will be il you. tn
r head of the family, do not keep you
n temper on the eventful morning Yo
: can depend upon it that there are so
. ing to be some bitches about gettn,
n started All you have to do is t
:. see about the chores and get you
breakfast and tog up in your Sunday
go-to-meetings which Ma has laid GU
s for you, and hitch up the team and 81
: and wait and growl?
BY actual count there are ATS
v things for Ma to do.
e There's breakfast to get and tn
a dishes to wash and your things to ge
out and the girls to dress and thu
! chickens to feed and the boys clothe.
to get ready and petticoat to irot
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12
CARST FOR THE SENATORSHIP.

If Governor Cummins is to appoint
a Senator to complete the unexpired
term, his choice should undoubtedly
be Hon. Warren Garst of Carroll
county. To no man does the Governor
owe more. He made the fight this
year on the Progressive ticket in
good faith and his candidacy undoubt-
edly helped Cummins in this great
race.
MIR. Garst is an able man. He
would make good senator. He has
already shown that he would be ready
to sacrifice himself for his chief and
he could be counted on not to be a
candidate against Mr.. Cummins.
Every prompting of fairness and of
gratitude points to the appointment
of Mr.. Garst. The honor would be
brief one, but it would be an
honor. and it should go by right to
Governor Cummins' running mate Of
this year, to his loyal friend and able
and earnest supporter. Warren Garst.
AS Lieutenant Governor Garst, was
of the highest efficiency in securing
the legislation upon which Gov. Cum
Minis fame must largely rest. Flo,
more than a dozen years he has beer
tower of strength in the Iowa Sen
ate and he mas done more good. hard,
solid. work for the Progressives than
any other man in Iowa. save Mr..
Cummins alone.
Curtis is diIletante in politics.
a splendid man. but one who has
voluntarily retired from active poll
teal life. Funk and Larrabee,
neither of them, would particularly
appreciate few months term in the
United States Senate. Garst is a
comparatively young man. The Cum
minis people owe him a great deal and
we believe he would appreciate the