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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
W. HUMPHREY.
16iiU Seventh av.

The Sr believes thar the Seattle police court IS being
conducted along the lines in the past and that
htte difference between the police court in this city
and those ia other cities oi the country
With len exceptions police court judges are dominated
by police Officers who bring into the the prisoners
And with lew exceptions these police officers are
upon een,ictme the arrested by them doubt
exists guilt The writer of this article has heard
Policemen perure themselves order convict TO hold
for trial who afterwards proved their innocence
These harsh make OF any man OF men
but they
Aud it ; that many Judges and prosecuting officers
become oentues anxious eonsno matter What the
eydcnse-as the arrcstng poicemen
Talk prosecuting ofieers Polesmen and II they
hastiu they viii tell son d ne nunbcF o shey have
the pcuitentiary.
They will tell sou al poor unfortunate picked
up gutter helped back maahood and respect
ability
Forunasely all policemen AVID AT prosecuting officers
OF this eahre There those whose hearts and not
Their ambition build up big list Of CONVICTIONS allowed
TO govern their actions And IL these Who doing
the greatest work for humanity II these who stay the hand
thai would destroy the he aud Who guiding back TO the
straight aud path thse uto have wandered away
1t just much lbs duty oi police officer 70 prove
prisoner inuoceut II he be prove him guilty. lie IS
Just much the oi the prisoner he - ii the law
abiding citizen
And the prisoner d, The bar IS just much entitled
eonseatoa the hands ct the prosecuting officer the
who mskes the charge
The las coutempae> that every innocent until he
he proven guilty.
The ordinary policeman and police eourt prosecutor sec
only guilt until they are shown innocence.
But not look upon police court with con
tempt Mr. Humphrey Il Is necessary part OF govern
organized so.iay and WIN necessary Just
hong have aVbrcskcr. until find other
system o take rs place.
We must improve conditions al around IN order TO
eradicate the evils from police We elect
who viii chose humane Judges and prosecuting attorneys and
polcc officers
This poise system that gets back to ballot
box do many other questions.
And when election day forget it We do 50
many other things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
LOVE MADE THIS HERO
many othef things,

Until few days ago there lived ia Omaha humble eti-
named Morris Christiansou lie had his friends doubt
but the world large knew him than knows any
II the counties human that make mp society Then
five Minutes Morris Christensen became OF the worlds
greatest heroes III to greatest And the next
day they buried ha fet ne did die until nc had given
supreme testimony the fact thai the greatest thing human
life the passion service good to others
lie walking about with h> little and fell through
It's covering csiern 81 The sides and
Shiny There nothing which elimb He could
swim and the water was seven feet deep,
Animal coupled with human intelligence could have
saved HIM Ire could have put the child under his feet and by
standing the boy raised his head above His
have told him tins. Ills desire for lee first great law
Of seIipreserva,on- him do Even the gross
terasui of many would have excused him But he made
he decision that proves the taking BY the human being OF
allegiance higher law than that Of scipreservaon the
law OF love Morris Christensen making the heros choice
embraced death lie lifted the child above his head aud stood
there drowning while aid for the little boy Think OF
The roarcd IN his with the thuudcrs Of thousand
tempess Ills lungs aborcd the blood surged heart
and head and lungs until his agony seemed unbeaabe lie
knew that this thunder his the tiger of Death
Every instinct called upon him strike with his arms
eek Tor eevee the wall with MS fingers put under his
feef anything which he might stand-and live But he did
yield statue of dying humanity he stood with the child
ipboue the jewel Of love upheld overwhelmed and
submerged world and when aid and lifted the baby
The upsctched hands the great under sank down
into the and died Morris Christensen rising few
inoheHta 20 httkt % human lbiy went 10 the
jory where ii knowledge peuetrate the veil the spirits
those who have died for others have greet kindred
soul
John Fskc the cvoutious lid much er modern scientific
thought when he showed that the family the home unsesh-
the passion for service society with the baby
The human babe Is weak tender be cared Tor
long that round is cradle grew p an that makes Tor sweetness
and light and atruism IN the family and in society Unsesh-
must finally redeem society itself From the cradle has
spread the passion until men a. well as women fathers
well mothers and takes in al the world in divine impulse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
slblo for a lot Of lay 0onida
The Judgment Of Josh Wise.

Pears wonderful - nae hoN 1T
ae good advice Is give attention
a., unused old Man Tellum In the
gfuecy
fWell anything that's handed out
81 TREE and lavish ain't much treas.
srod up. said Sud Holman. scratch.
mE a mola on his cheek with the
bach Of bis thumb nall
Perhaps thai accounts for my
touch luck on the road this trip.
yentured Young iseokleheimrr. the
notion drummer sales afen I
what they ought 10 be. though the
houas Is same AZ giving the goods
away
What good adylee sou got refer
enee 10. Tellum asked Mart Mudd.
'rom Lawson
Nope. gfunted Old Man frllum.
ilooaeyelin tlea been advising
every body to give everybody a
square deal iinNaosoyrr. I cant
even got credit for a months gro.
eefiea after being leadisg citizen
TOT 80 years
The best way % set a square
deal. sad a.ps thosap. filiisE his
pipe wiki The scraps ffom the hol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

Ian refires kellogg as ! told you.
all GO on the supreme court bnueh.
Then We viii have 90 Fei another
man f1f attorney general Also !
can assure you frank illcheoek
ain BE- the Taft postmaster general,
aud Truman Nesh berry ell be- Sc
Rotary OF the navy This means
akids aud ruilers under Meieaif and
hlm 70 bis practice - the ias in
Oakland. Cal
akidn and rollers that il the real
story behind al this David Jayne
HlI and Kaiser Wilhelm scandal.
Men ike Rufua Choaie ard Charlie.
mAgne raVef don like fn have the
skids and rollers put under them
Dia yon ever sec . man that has
heid y bob 80 long fhst he has grown
"a it, Thinks he World wiii come
TO an sua Il be h removed Well.
ihstn hpw % Ects pith desc Chnate
and Tower hosa Bui r " doesn't
freewnlae tha claim he thinks
thar enough - q huffieIenCy. as STR
Webhef says Aud he pulls them
away from The trough aud sends
them down the tol,pgesn And then
You hear the eaueals Ihoaia kept
his tiil be Kot home TuNef Vas
Jess same. and habiet 10 Emperor
Iliil And then Hlli said Il vas a
shame. feH n wan Charlemague
cabisd ta Knot that Hlil said Il was
shame. yes. II sas 10 have him
come bust When things uers all so
niee and they we're getting 80 well
acanaluted Nith the emperor Hui
as MS friend ! Y says They
think too much of the plush The
skida and rollers for them
@aln and Society. have You read
IL DON'T fail to a. tsat What
sou think from the name nut it's
easy TO rad. and ought 20 be pub.
liahcd aa q public doucument In an
edition Of eighty million. So every
man. woman and child would he
helped hy it 10 know how to thiuk.
and % vote.
n you ask me I thlnh Cannon
has given az all hope II getting the
presidential nomination think
he has dscissed 10 serve the inter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

SAMMY AND SAMBO


hascnt even a. much Intelligence
aa SAMMY
samhu-fex An has. Ah aoas
wenf fiahin. ieo
The Professor what did you
catchy
samho- An eaach-d a chestnut
fish
The Professor We'll. thai'a
uoras and more ~ 4 What made
you think Il Nas = chestnut fish,
Samba lIst had a worm Ia hig.
- yah - Kah. ox.YAh'
THE Professor Yea baFs ar The
limit. NaN Nant to PROFOUND a
little agricultural question to you
What is the zee ~ rain
sambo Ilit am - ws kin raise
things
The Professor That's catrert
Nos Nhaf Do Se raise BY reason u
ths rata
sammy ~almbfsllan
The Prgf.asar Ia eunelunlon ue
wiil have = little duet from the "a
nous ifrics of Mother 0oos- stFikr
~. boys
samhp and SAMMY
Jack and Iiii veat 50 the mill
To watch them sa.iu. strlaRefx.
Iack pat his pas against the saw
And llli swept un hts fingers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

Z remember. be wrote 4 re.
member the evening We met.
cannot forEri The sweet tFemos
that penetrated my heart when
first kissed yoa Everyfhlnr
stands before me With naiufnl per.
l.ctioH. aud the nsmofy ~ 1t al
tortufes nae. n could only"
Here his ten came 90 an abrupt
that inspired these lines Suddenly
changed 10 a torrent 81 emotion
Thoughts without number surred
IN his heart. aud oomminEled. but
his entire vocabillsry shrAnk into
one wprd Josephine All. lose
phine=-" he sighed. aud dropped
his head To the table.
Hut emotion. By degrees. gave
NaY before coinpasuHe aud com
posnfe soon deepencd into tran.
guilty. tIe cleared away the tears
that had gathered IN his eyes. and
sank deeper in his chair. His
heart vas hnoyant. and a melting
mood soon carried him beyond the
pale Of uadness.
Then be began 90 feel that a
wonderful power Was taking pcs
session Of him He rass 10 his feet.
but before be had time 90 think OF
II. he found himself across the
room. without having touched the
floor. lie stood hewildered uu.
able "a believe his uRn senses
Then. 90 make sure that IL was not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE
FROM WASHINGTON
BY RATH
BY RATH

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Apfii b.
Dear Dae Speaking ~ press muE
allaE. what's the matter With Mon
dell snd hts liiiir drive st Clifford
Plaehslf Dtd you notice that =
rtnrhoi - on the square Hs Il
makinr the fight ~ bis life n Hafs
the peoples trees foe the people So
~ coArh. he ha~ GOT every CRATER
Ia the cauntrY on his hack Part
II Piuchefn Sark - education Tie
has 60 lei the peoplr Anau Add be
HIS be.n dsins this In every POS
aihle NaY f'or rxampie. happen
IL Know 81 one man Who IL paid
s. 600 4 year nat uf Pinehat'a uwn
paekea cot tn boam Pinchot. mlna
yoa. bot 10 let thr veopls kneS
about forestry That IL all he does
nut nov alaug eomea Mondsll. con
xreasmaa from W1uiains and tries
10 ses q lew lhfanEh congress 10
Aasp al publicity uf the forestry
Wafk ~prusiaed SAYS hia amend
nsnt that no part ~ ihla aPprn
fFistion shall b. paid OF used for
the purpose % naYiuE for Ia whole
oF Ia part the preparation of any
neWspaprf 90 maSaains articles
Ned this in the face oi The fact
thai the lAp that established the
department ~ nEflcuiiufe. 81 which
ihe forestry bureau IL 4 part. Dc
fla~a ~ duties - 10 acquire Aaf
diffuse among the people
iss-fni Information connected With
agriculture
Dne thiuK 10 be remembered
ahoui Mrndsil l. thar he fathsfed b.
tae hoase the counterpart ot Mur
Ehy Cfan@'a water power grab hiil.
which f.inchof h~lp-ed 20 expose
have discovered shat Chaunoey
NJ nepcw - good fnf' made the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

be she Who fret erie. n
Mercytt y
And the firtt one TO cry ttst
Mr. Nadleigh G0rron. Fsrinai.s,s,s
hEHsELFi
She came out Of the ek,.r,
house and threatened IA 40 /.
broom. We hated 20 can o,,r -.
liar but Il was her-onY 80,
tff. car -ieaaere-tnrner ,,ss
ores and shoulder to nhou,ss,
with The bnriF foe.
They had got quietly MaRRlvn
u Sas love aiekening. mushy 81.
at first sight. and a. FAR A. ~.
~ THEM we're concerned ths a..
lime suffraget movement eosd !.
take a walk round the block vi.
Itself
realize n NOW. The fslf -
has NO show unless ste can IN
of Mans chief seeompIlce. Cas<
Well. for ONE hares't 4.
heart % strike = mere child.
THE END.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

please to shut Your OSCAR. a obsnlng like
beddcr"
"Dond led elineh Adolf counting up
Doy do der efefy Of
Bah dot voud hosbtai oXbcnses. already
"Dond boost Of debility di shoulders
mat"
pc
DO O m doses les
q" dinkng pin cushion
Now hat a mInid be a . waas.s
"Bocoas for Ekiveezs
Dot Infamous stomach pump tackle"
IND do call daa ch catch etyleFF
air Id Romancandle. tSnap1
spine vich ptokeT'
oh ia Ipeat
How
Nod veil Led hat der oddcr heiu. knty"
An voult you Crhudn MY dot hart fall"
Pooh. nod nearly Niagara
"AnyhoW, troN der time limid"
"Der mistaok. dnk oxcheB
ter Hesea used der strange holt
"Pieface Dot zciebfatet toe holt"
Sure I'd tss stranEinE toe"
To proof audience dss
der lefel hippodfomeed sill
field Of $4,000 dot he viii hiss wonderful performance ad
onorows matinee Blace beds ind security seats
early"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
An Old Time Dime Museum Slant
Revived by Md ~ OAiy

Tha rfofeasnf Wet sammy
have sou heea fishing iatsiYf
SAMMY sure AID fsahln'a Eaod.
ton.
The Professor -whyf uid Yoa
catch anythias
sammy Yep. esaght amateur
fish
Tho Prufrssof- An amateur fish
liza. ha. that's gDoa NhY d. sou
aay "a vas an amateur fish
SAMMY lter a1ise Il kot the hoax
saml1o - yah. ~ Yah. ef-yah :
Tho Professor naHt laaKh Is
his ignorance. Samhn We ought "a
trezf Il wIlh stint heorh
sammy What kiud % corn Is a.
lenea eornf
The Ffofeanas Yen nisnudrF
stand the I asked Samisa e. maui
if.sf neorn without mAkinx nasaa
sammy Welt that's uhas /
th0aEht silence corn as uasseless
enfp
Tho PrufsHsot what I ulean l.
acnrn which cannot BE- heard
sammy ExAetiF that aln't
on the ear
samiso - sch. syyah. evYahf
The Professor lluah' Yoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
AERIAL F0OrSrER9

an illusion. he turned about 70 80
shether of not be could 10 hs<i
q the table Ia ne same was asa
the moment be lifted his fov 1,
found himself nj the table. having
walked Ia the air as befers.
A daring thought thea catered
his mind he doaned hts dress III,
and started on a visit 10 yosephlns
she lived IL q city 200 miles fran
hifm lie walked IN the air orr
field and forest. and IN less thar
an hour he vas AZ her homs. H
hesFed a sigh oi relief And u4
the bell But the strange sound q
the bell frightened him: Il nnf
a. II the house we're empty. Nh
utes passed: 20 answer. 10 slu
OF life Again he pressed The br
ton. and aKgiH the hell rang iea
and sinister. a. before. He tFrs
hled then. with q sudden dese
Mutation. be pushed the door: I
opened ~ n Il had not been lcckes
He entered the house. and 4 ~
Of agony escaped his lips
The electric lamps. sll lsrscd
On. shed a ghaslly light ihuaf1
oat the house. and z siieace 10
tense ard fearful peryad~d tks az
tie walled into The drawing rpsn
and staggered 20 4 chair like oas
intoxicated. He was afraid % lgoi
about him. and his mind sss 20
xeary 20 think. but hts heart TAD
him tina, there was something
wrong about the house
OF a sudden be trenbled: ~
heard no footsteps. but be ieli TAT
some one was approaching hil- 10
q moment Josephine VAS II the
door. lie wanted 20 run toxsst
her and press her TO bis hezit. ea
be found 20 his horror, lhaf =
could not rise. His blood ran cad
aud terror struck him to the hear
But Josephine stepped Hp % hil
he gathered all bis strength AZ
With a supreme effort roee 70 p
feet and outstregchea his arms
But the dining room girl qaiekt
atopgcd hack. aud with . moekl4
smile said I'm sorry TO clsis.'
your dreams. sir; but snpp@rr
ready
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

/ discovery the other daY While sit.
| tag In the senate gallery A flock
nf girla frum i.o.way was msrnhaied
/ a. b. Ham sAN Dolliyer aud
they ali immediately recognlxe'i
| ChhunceY. lie ia - like his car
toms. ypu know so Deliver went
and got ChaunceY. and ChauDeeS
came aud sat behind the roe 81
girls aud handed them the old ones.
And they Were all rs pleased az u
they had seen the matinee faXoftte
cnme from the stage door.
nut ron should have seen Cham
rey " nsnew that dag LaFelietto
handed ont his list Of piutooHts
" hen Il cams "a classifying the
fnoneyed gents. I.aFollsite showed
first Who Ncrr the ones sho had
real money. That simmsred down
10 Rockefeller ard Morgan Then
h. gave a list Of some fourteen Who
are possessed atiil Of some small
change This was the Vanderbilt
class And finally be came 70 the
dummies aud hired mon. and here
be shouted ont the name IT nepow.
Well. YOU should have seen Chaun
cey tie Jumped as n plu had
oome up through his chair Then
he turned red. white and blue Tom
Carter aud Aldrieh gave him the
horse laugh. and Chaunooy tried go
appreciate the hike tut he Was
not really amused The truth IL he
n about ths, thluneaf skinned man
In congress. And the funniest part
Of Il was that Just a. Simon Gug
genheim Of Colorado VAS most
amused az Chauncey. he got hip
about the smeiter trust. I thought
his grin would never come og II
fruze.
" Taft IA elected aud Harlan
does not resign from the supreme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

Vi
Again my faltefiug pen spells
atu.ng. sTUNG'
All ny hopes 81 delivering won.
anhood out Of BONDAGE have Eone
rilmmering. The BLOW Was one
that would have pat the Maid Of
Orleans herself on the fritz. much
n0ts fssor little the. the DELUDED
loan Of Arc Of the suffering 81 Ia
America
Whes tho kimono Of that faise.
bearded shine. Mu. MmdieiKh Cor.
gOn BfiBdishufat. Of London. -suf-
ffaget~ and martYrese. fell on
my hhapeiy shoulders. I determined
60 RERrKE the mini0n Of Man "a
I ORGANIZED DEMONSTRATIONS
against the police chief who yauked
her from eur midst
With firm tread and relentless
purpose we moved on his dumiciie
armed with eEfA Of rare old vim.
tage. let ny. said I. land Judged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

ON as part OF men III up aud drowning world as
Morris Chrstanson lifted and saved bs babye
"fhs old tradition full Of flint and ilaw is passing away
The love OF the Omaha hero may have been but he love OF
man Tor hts child bot It wasa,se and It mastered him unto
death And love like hate cannot localized II is the latest
thing to enter lite aud Il viii day dominate the world.
Aud that day there will be rich poor labor ques
who the SERVANT OF all shall be greatest among
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

low Of the cigar cutter. rs 10 help
yourself "a Il
Huh. said Hank Peterson. tho
utorekeeper. deflanlly Guess IA
have % keep square deal nailed
down tight like nay stock. or I
wouldn't get ans mKHeif
"NoV'theieas. Old sian Tellum
wheszed. the advice ainf foll0fed
e. the extent 81 overriding Il. IL
HYF
mo" sald Josh Wise. paualna y
stroke the store cat. Mos men re-
train from givin' other men . square
deal tili they look through IN deck
ter see what thsy kin deal them.
selves
Aua be was ronnfiy apeinuded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

ests faithfully and let Il 80 at that
SO ! look for no antitrust leElala-
ton this spnng. No wood pulp
amendment. no antitpiunctlnu blil.
no employers liability. no nothing
The old fox is inst standing still
Sincerely. RATH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

THERE'S Nlusaraa SPRAY by slant
lug ainbcama hlH'-=
Dbu1 pat d on tho itst for i Huret
Is would be- mist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

LAWN MOWERS sharpened and
repaired VIII call. sharpen. oil
aud adjust yegr mower Tor 81.
Piper q Taft Tel. 1880 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
ARBpT POlIcE COURTS

Sirs: Il the police court being conducted any
different now than in the past. and = Il uat lar
sample Of all police eourts' Is It possible for
man 20 have anything but contempt Tor such an
institationf Answer IN The Star,
Va HIfMpHREy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

ooart. Frank n Kellogg wlil be the
next attorney general Take II
frum me. knoN Of course u Hiar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

U. S. Navy Yard Route Steamer
Monticello leaves Flyer dock $40
and $40 a. m. 1880 and .. ~. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

'Tia said the bin collectors want
somebody 80 invent d pay as you-en-
ter delinquent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

It's long bin OF fare that has no
strawberry shortcake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE
BY +. ". aRAEfER

Rough spinnna
WORT asf una A5oH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
FROM DIAHA'S DIARY

Niles Dlpoklss Joins the evnsgst Movement .,
Trenches Only 10 Find That Her Usual Luck rhsrs NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

chappie-when You proposed to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

a Word From Josh Wise,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

TO SEE sATTlEshlPs
Take boats az Pier 2 Tea reas
trips daily. soc round trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

asome men won't
never rise 20 tn
toasion unless ye put
a tack on TN chair. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

Jay Gould certainly was respon
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
VALUE or UNloNIsM,

Take away the trade union and you
take away the only hope the average
workingmen has of lettering his con-
dition. A wage worker is not like a
stock juggling financier; he has no
hopes Of sudden wealth. Every dollar
in his pay envelope must be earned
and often double earned by hard
work. He is not, generally speaking,
like bank clerk; he has little hope
Of being picked out and promoted.
His chance of being superintendent at
a salary of $4,000 year is as prob
able as his chance Of being sent to
the United States senate. He has
nothing to sell but his labor, and no
means Of getting higher price for it
except through his union. Doesn't It
pay, then, to be a union man?
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

Nothing can be said that would
show the greatness Of Mr.. Clement as
a star and an author, than the high
tribute paid him by the late Col. Rob-
ert G. Ingersoll in a personal letter as
follows:
1--WE were all delighted with your
Hohenstauffen. never saw a more
Hohenstauffen Of your creation has
the culture Of the university, the high
breeding of the court, the courage Of
the arm, and the courtesy and tender
ness Of the perfect gentleman. Every
thing you did, every gesture, every
pose, came from Within from clear
subtle and clear conception of the
character. In no instance did you
overstep the modesty of nature. From
first to last you were absolutely con-
sistent, neither too much nor too little,
tanned for every moment artistic pre-
portion. You are natural actor ana
have the divine spark, the touch of
nature, the poetic and pathetic intui-
ton, that cannot be acquired. I con-
graduate you. You stand on the
threshold Of a great career. At the
Lyceum May "A and 18th.
The Toronto, Ont, Globe Of Novem-
Der ~, 1907, in commenting on re-
cent performance Of The Burgo-
master" has the following to say:
1.-THE Burgomaster" does not pretend
to have any deep laid plans, or, as tina
program confesses, to be free from
anachronism, but it does provide three
hours of pretty scenes, sparkling