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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

D. il resolved W ths rlu DouHoi
af fHr elfF ~ Seattle Hn fnI'.N
IHHt suh1IglHi0u EirtrfntH nf Nr
Hon III ur Article ~ ~ fNn 'iN
HHaffaI Df ftr clfG ~ hrHtss" lf.-
HHrIafHE certain powers uf W iitg
council hr amended HH hn t9 f'aH
#Isfatnth no establish hnd rrs.
HIatr mararfa. ann 90 provide fnr iHe
HiHhfHa UfaaHfiip hul inHrrf INn
81 Hff commodities Offered fur nHIr
fhafs4f ur h any oiHff ritr' N.iHIH
fHe tf Hniis ~ nnforfr ils h.tp
IuH ~ proper legal weights HHd
measures hF nii vendors in thr rItE
AHI a. provide faf the inspection
thereof no provide bY ordinance Zoe
tHe erection and maintenance ~ eltt
ataira Hf Suitable points within the
Hafh commodities ~ she clty council %
mHN hH ordinance designate. Hnh Co.
require tNe delivery ~ tbf puff haaff
~ Hn official certificate " thf
#eishi - huch COMMODITY ~ hhonn
aH rHrit scales. nnd 90 provide prop
- praifleH for The violation ~ ans
~ fhH provisions ~ such ordinances
And he ~ further resolved that the
fafrsuinE amendment % ana thr
Same IH hereby submitted 20 thH
affia far their ratification ~ rrlcc-
tiHn IN fhr neat general election o.
= held On tho ara day ~ March.
1905
Passed fhs city Council the 3oth
day af December. 1897. and signed by
me 90 open session in naturalization
~ ifs passage this a0th day ~ De
eemhaf 1907.
o. r nEYNoLDF.
President pro tenn ~ the CITY
Cornell
FILED b. me this souh day Of De
cemter. 1907.
city Comptrolier and sa-offici0 city
CLERK
Date Of first publication. February
1. 1905
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ni.aoI.rTIoN 20. ms.

RESOLUTION no, tigs
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. a.
a rsriuiien and proposition 20
the city charter. and providing Tor
the submission Of such proposed
amendment TO the qualified voters Of
the. city Of Seattle az tho next Een-
Re n resolved By the city Council
Of the city Of Seattle a. follows
That section 10 OF Article ~ %
tho city Charter OF the city Of Sc
attic. prescribing certain powers OF
The city Council 10 amended ~
as asubdlyislon Twelfth-a." 20
ssrwsIfth--a. To provide by ordi.
nance for acquiring. opening ana
operating stone qnsrriss. either
and for the erection 81 asphalt
plants and the preparation. manu-
fHctufe and sale 81 all such stone
or asphalt products or compositions
or other materials which may be
used ia street construction or main
tanaucs. and to fix the price AT
which such materials shall be sold :
And be II further resolved that
the foregoing amendment be and
the same II hereby submitted 20 tho
qualified voters Of the city ~ Ae-
attic for their ratification or relec-
tian at tho next general election %
be held on the ara day OF March.
iaes.
Passea tho city Council the aoth
day Of December. 1897. and signed
b. me In open session In nutheHti-
cation % its pneHhgc thiH a0th day
OF December. 1907.
u. r. REYNOLDS.
President pro tom 81 tho city
riled ~ me this aoih DAY Of De.
cember. 1901.
n. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller ana ex-offioio City
Clerk.
Date Of first publication. February
l. 1905
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RESOLUTION NO. ne
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. n

HlhHltTfNN NO fttt
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. ~,
A resolution ana rsoposiilen e
smssd ess.ien % 81 ArtielS ~ %
TIE submission % such proposed
amendment 10 th< qualified voters
e the city % Seattle AZ tho nest
general election.
Ne !, sssoissa ~ a. city Council
II the city % SETTLE
That section 20 ~ Articis ~ %
she cts Charter % the CITY 81 ~.
attic = amended % reed &c follows
sses.en s1 Ths ciiy Cornell
'sss aays s.fe 90 ne re- sis saa si ..s
ton. cause % ~ printed IN pamphie,
fern for distribution 20 citir~un sp-
piYinG therefor = ign and iutsl.
llEihia staienieni Of all the reNenus
40 - ss',se q sssty ass s,l, teF
sfssiiax on the ihirty-fifss day ~
nsoeFnter neat precntins such state.
sasDf. laeludinE all the moneys
which h.gs passed ihrcpsh the
bands 81 The Treasurer fer any pur.
pose whatever. teFeshsr with The ar
amount received from zach. the sew
eFHi appropriations made BY the city
Council ihe nblerts for witch the
sans were made and the sums rN-
horrswss upon ths credit 81 he
city. whether ~ Temporary loans or
hY tha isnue % bonds, the terms
upon which u was obtained. the aDa
thaFitv anasf which u vas borrow "a
and the purpose 90 which u was
applied. and how much 81 iha same
or other city indebtedness has been
repaid and hy what means The
statement shall also include a de-
tailed account % city property. per-
sonai and real itn estimated vains.
and II rented. 20 whom and on what
terms. and Of existing debts OF every
description, and % the condition OF
the sinking funds. N any. with all
other information necessary FOR a
fun understanding Of the financial
concerns Of the city. Not more
than two thousand copies % any
such pamphlet shall be printed
And be Il further resolved that
the foregoing amendment he, and
the same In hereby submitted 20 tho
attic for their ratification or rejec-
- be- h.ia March ], sos '''''H 10
Passed the city Council the End
day Of January. 1905. and signed
by me IN open session In authontis
cation of ita passage this End day
of January. tsts.
G NJ BURNETT. JR.
President Of tho CITY Council
Filed the End day ~ January. 1908
n w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller ana es-offiolo City
Clerk
pate of fret publication. February
|. 1905.
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the city Charter y the city Of so-
attic ha amended 20 read an follows
Section 9. There hhNp be tlib
bt treasurer who shall except nn 9th.
erNias provided by law, Do okofs
Htia fHk collector
And be IL further resolved That tho
foregoing amendment De- ana tho
same iH hereby submitted Co ito
qualified KaiefH of tho city 90 Hfa
attic for theif ratification uf fflrr-
tiun % the ma general election 60
be held March a. tNgs.
Passed the CITY Council Tie iud
day If January. fpnk. aud niNnrd hN
the Ia open session iu authorization
Of lie passage this End day Of Jan
uafT. iaQh
q. ~ BURNETT. IN.
President Of tho citY Council
Filled the aud daB ~ January, ip0t
a. " CARROLL,
city Comptroller ana ex-officio city
Clerk
Date Of first publication. February
l. ia0s.
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RTsoT.TTi0N No II1E

REVOLUTION No. Has,
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. 10
a resolution and proposition 20
amend Section % Article Xxi OF
the city Charter, and providing FOR
the submission OF such proposed
amendment 60 the qualified voters
of the city Of Seattle az the next
general election
lie IL resolved rs the city Council
of the city Of Seattle;
That section Of Article XXI 81
the city Charter Of tho city Of Sc.
attic. be amended no az to read az
follows
SECTION 2. All engineers employed
aud In charge 81 any steam boiler
under pressure In the city shalt be
licensed annually after an sxamina-
ton as to fitness and capacity IN
the following manner the civil
Service Commission shall appoint n
board Of examiners Of three taD
members who shall examine aud
certify all applicants Tor engineer =
license under such rules nH may De-
prescribed BY the civil Service Com
mission. The members Of the tio1rh
~ Examiners shall receive such ant-
afy or compensation AZ tho civ
Council may hv ordinance prosrrlbe.
And be IL further resolved. that
the foregoing amendment be- aud the
same ia hereby submitted 20 the
qualified voters Of tho city OF SEE
attic for their ratification or rclcc-
ton az the next general election 60
be held March ., 1905
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rHoroaEfS AMENDMENT No ..
a rssslusiea saa pseresitlsa e
the CITY Charter. ard prey IstuE fer
ths submission Of such proposed
81 tie ciiy II seattle Il Il. ssst
general sicrffpn.
~ Il resolved b. the city Council
~ the city Of Seattle
That Section ! 81 Article VIII az
aitis h@ amended 80 as e read az
SECTION I. There shah b. aaa l.
hereby created = nu4fa af ruttta
Works which Rhst eoastet ef five
go Members 70 Ntff
superintendent 81 sssss,s ard sew.
srs taf The EapsrintsHstssa II
i4shiins and Water wafks ttl
TIE euperintsndsat Of ~ liaingn
80 Ths Superintendent q Public
Ths chairmAn e. said Heard shall
y appointed annually ~ the Mayor
Tho members ~ tha board. AZ such.
shall receive ne compensation.
Anl be u fuFths# resolved. that
the fotsgeimk amendment be. and
qualified voters 81 ths city Of -.
attia for their ratification OF 3stecs
ton a. the ueNt general election %
~ held on the Ard aaY Of March.
ises.
Passed The city conucit the Ind
day % January. ffak and signed hy
me IN open session IN standardization
81 lta passage this and day Of Jan.
uary. isef.
9 " BURNETT. IN.
President Of the city Council
Tiied the md day Of January. 1895
~ W. CARROLL
city Comptroller and sx-officio City
Clerk
Dais Of first publication. February
4 1908
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amend Article TX o. The cts char
ter and pFuttdink fer the submits
sion II sDrh Proposed enisaatusni
g TIE qualified voters ~ thr cts
- seattle Al the nstt general slses
D. ft resolved ~ ths cgsy Council
81 ths CITY - seattle a. follows
ter q fhs eItY - Heattis - amsna-
FL ~ addiaE thereto = ssstlen e ~
KNOWN sa -ssction "a % rcad a.
essstian "a. There shall BE- s.iah.
tinh1d ~ ordiuancs = c1ntinrrrt
fun.s. into which shall - aparVpfi.
atest ffam The General Fund ss.tfe 80
Nth Nhiss % ray s,npleyss et ~
pay days Faymeeta shall ~ mssse
b fhr Treasurer from aaid fund on
earfshoAsson h. tbs city fnfnpfrol.
ier Of autduhta due. Naid fund shall
- reimbursed On The heat follow
The funds liable fot payments fuaiie
thafrfrufn AnntfeF contingent fund
shall - established into which shall
be appropriated frem The general
fund - TIE CITY Council fteo 90 a.
= ussa fer the layrnsni % frslntt
postage ard Incidental expenses ~
iiks character Of the different Do
p.ftments ~ the city. Payments
shall be maze from this fund BY the
Treasurer on qualification u thr
rompt roller. said fund 20 10 rcirI.
hurAed wonthiy frrna funds liable
for Payments thrfefram"
And be Il further resolved thar
IRE foregoing amendment he AID The
same ~ hereby Submitted 10 tho
qualified voters % the city 81 Seat.
Ito for their ratification or reier-
ton At the nest general election 80
hs held on the Std day Of March.
tsea
Passed th. city Council tho soth
day Of December. 1897. and signed
BY me Ia open session IA HutheBtl.
cation Of iis passage this a9th day
af December. tass.
" r. REYNOLDS,
President pro TEN 81 the city
Council
Flled by me this seth day Of De-
n w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller ana cx-officio city
clerk
pais Of first publication. February
I. tsoEs
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NEGOTIATIONS No fIss
puop0eItp NfsHflsf1sesr &a IL

Rreof.tTToN No. Itss
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40 10
a resolution resolution and rrop.osi.iees. =
tho submission Of such proposed
amendment to tie qualified vefera
% the city Of Seattle At the nest
general election.
10 Il resolved By the City Council
Of the city Of Seattle
ne city Charter Of tie '' city : II Sc '
attic be amended 80 a. 60 read az
follows
section I. The librarian shall he
elected BY the Board and subject q
such qualifications with respect te
experience. ability, citizenship. eiee-
toral capacity and residence &c the
beard may require. Under giWl
Service rules be shall. hY and With
the consent Of tie library haAfi
have the appointment and removal
~ all subordinate employees OF tbs
library.
And DO u further resolved that
the foregoing amendment be and
tho same II hereby submitted TO ths
qualified voters Of tho city OF Sc
attic for their ratification or relec.
tion AZ the next general election Il
be held the Ord daY OF March. 1904
Passed the city Council the End
day OF January. 1905. and signed bs
me IN 0pen session in authsntieatiof
c. n BURNETT. JR.
President Of the city Council
Piled the and day Of January, 1905
". ". CARROLL
city Comptroller and ex-offieio cts
pate Of first publication. February
1. 1898.
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REsoLU TlQ.S.. NJ J. a, iii g. /,

rnorosEn AMENDMENT SO. =
resolution aud proposition %
amend aahalVinian q ~ Section p
- Article ~ ~ the city CHARTER
and nruFfding fuf ~. auhnineicn ~
such proposed amendment % tHn
qualified xutrfH - ths CisY 81 ee-
Attie At the neat general election,
He it ordained - the ct9 tnuhcii
81 the city of seattle AZ follows
rhaf Subdivision q ~ section
Of Article ~ 81 The citY Charter
Of ths city ~ Seattle he amended
80 a. tn read as fellows
asubdlsialea &. Zach member o.
the city Council shall receive an 80 a.,
uuai salary - 81 teoee. payable
faauthfY. A ssduetiaa % tieae faf
s.eh absence shall be made from ne
salary 81 each mruter Who shall
- ahssut from amp regular meeting
81 the cts euuueil~
And be Il further resolved that
the foresoinE amendment - std
tie sane Il hereby Submitted ~ The
4uaIifiaa 4ateFs - thc CIty u f.
attic faF their ratification o. Frlerr
tfau a the arNt GsnrfAi Hisrtign 90
- hsld ea TIE ard day % March.
Passed the city Council ths seth
DAY e ieeessnher. 1897, and slknrd
b me- IN open session IN nnihsntl'
catien Of 10 passage this aeth day
ii r. REYNOLDS.
rtsssidsa. pro tenn 81 me city
Fiisa u ms this ,eth day 81 De
ss'''s ~" ~ W. CARROLL.
eisy Comptroller and ss.offisio cliy
rats o. first pabiieAslou. February
!. tses.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40 3
a resolution and propgo,s.iigsgn - -
tbs city charter and providing for
amendment % the qualified voters 81
The. city Of Seattle AZ tho nest gen
iis il resolved by the CITY Council
Of the CITY ~ Seattle
1aat session is 81 Article ~ Of
the city Charter ~ che city Of Sc
attic be amended ~ adding thereto
subdivision 70 be known aa Sub
division ForiystbiFd." 70 read 49,
Forty third. The city Council
may order she pihntlng ~ shade ~
Ornamental tfcea on o. along rsrh
- either hidr 81 the streets of TIE
city, ard may provide fuf aefrayinE
the whole oT any portion ~ TIE cost
and expense thereof 81 tho ooiiec.
ton OF special Assessments Upon tie
property specially benefited thereby.
- TIE same manner ~ iH provided
FOE ether improvements - streets.
alleys lance, squares or public
uiaees Of the citY. under this char
ter nnd the laws Of ths State Of
Ana ks IL further resolved. that
the foregoing amendment - and the
same iH hereby submitted 10 the
ananfsd voters Of ihs city Of -.
aftis for their ratification Or retsc-
tloa At TIE neat FsHsrai election 10
bs held on the sfd day Of March
tses
Passed TIE city Council the 10th
dAY 81 December. 1897. and signed
~ me IN open sefnson IN authcrti-
cation Of ifH passage this seth dAy
Of Dsesmbsr. 1901
n r. REYNOLDS.
President pre- ten 81 the City
fflsi ~. ae,h day Of December.
1891.
W. W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and "a -officlo City
Clark
Date Of first publication. February
!. 1895
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. 9.
A resolution and proposition To
amend Subdivision Sixteenth OF Sec
ton rs Of Article " Of the city
Charter. aud providing For the sub.
mission Of such proposed amend
ment To the qualified voters Of the
city Of Seattle at the next general
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Last uHsesdinE municipal election. be
Tiled with the city comptroller With
In thirty tIhl DAYS after the uffiDla !
publication Of tho designation of the
beet bidder for the proposed fran.
eht#e. and during said period ~
thirty taal DAYS tho ffanchise shall
be ia allegiance. " no referendum pc
titiau be filed the city council nHf
finally pass thc ordinance and Efnut
tie franchise, subject 90 action ~ the
dluHngeH. n fefc e'ndum petition
be flied the franchise shsli be- sub.
mitteH Go vote uf tho qualified
electors Al sthe next general election,
on at special election m th0 pro-
pnHed grantee shalt offer ANA pro
vide the expense thereof. and tho
city council shalt authnrire The aafnc
official publication notices or rlnvs
ttau. conduct and manner 81 elections,
preparation 81 official ballots. count
Ing and ranVaaalns of VutaH, and GER
tifNins II returns ~ any election ON
the granting 81 a franchise shall be
done substantially AZ Ia provided for
the submission u vote 81 tho nroptr
90 amendments. % the city charter
III the proposed franchise ordinance
resolves Ia ita fayor a majority ~ All
the Nufga east fuf and against the
same. ID shall be deemed 10 be- fAti-
fled ard the city council may there
upon flnaliy pass and adopt The
fufifY ii ita favor. the franchise or
dinance shall he deemed rejected and
no further proceedings shall Dc HAD
hereunder. The same methods OF
procedure shall obtain Ia the extern
aIsn ST any existing franchises, of
any rights hereunder. AZ in the grant
81 a rev franchise No street fail.
uaN nehise shall IN any event -
granted. extended o. renewed ~ any
date lsat esd Heremhcr list 1896
A minority 81 the city council. ln.
ciudink rot less than unssthlfd 81 All
the members elected. shall have the
right aud power % invoke refer
endHn vote on franchise ordnance
without the fiilng OF any petition
therefor.
fhe provisions 81 Section ~. Ar
ttfts ~. % the Charter brinE IN con-
fifet with tie provisions ~ this hre-
tfun. are hereby aup~fhNlcd
witness M hand ihis let da3 " tsha
ruAf8. =. 1885 ...e,,
cif caEantfeiisr aaa Es'ofneie cay
late Of first publication, February
taHN
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Q PASSED the cifF council tie ~
faV ~ January. fHaH anH HIaHHI D.
mo 90 open session m HafHsaftFHt HeH
Of itH rHsaHea iHiH zHa aaf af jan
e. II ~ HaE4r III
President ~ tile E1tf t9HHsit
Piled the End dag - January. nos
~ " eAHft1sls
CITY Comptroller ahd es affifiu 1itf
paie Of first publication. February
T. 1905.
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REsOLUTloN 80 III.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. Il
A resolution and proposition to
amend section 5 Of Article X Of THE
city Charter. and providing FOR the
submission of such proposed amend
mont 90 the qualified voters Of the
city OF Seattle "a the next general
election
He " resolved BY the city Council
% the city Of Seattle
That Section OF Article X Of
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puof.aaf.ni' A 'Nltss5 ,,sti{s,...r 10 p
A resolution and proposition 90
amend Section I Of Article XVII ~
the city Charter. and providing FOR
the HuhmiaHion or such proposed
amendment to the qualified voters
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President 81 TIE city counoit
Fisaa the and day ~ January. ifes
~ W. CARROLL
city Comptroller sad sx-officio city
ttesh
pas. q first rutiieaslon. February
/. iaes
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-01
False.

The story is told of an actor, poeu. lar with the matinee girls, who Is be-. set by the fear of being thought older than he is.
 The last time this player was inter. viewed it was by young woman re. porter for one of the dailies. She wished to get his views touching the condition of the drama, a subject the actor was not particularly desirous of discussing.
 I'm not sure" said the young wom an, laughingly, whether I'm really finding out what you think You ought to be frank, for your eyes are gray and"
 "Prematurely so. assure you. my dear young woman" the player hastsned to interject. - Harper's Weekly.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-01

Hoio rushed forth-from her he loved to the great red death of Japanese soldier who falls in battle fighting for the emperor
 But Etsu. for whom there remained only the small white death of women and children, drew from her silken sleeve small vial and drank deep. The pungent scent of peach kernels filled the air.
 And St Ives staggered out into the sunlight to gaze with mortified eyes on the long streamers of "Banzai' and picturesque Japanese flags that fiuttered in an alien breeze.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-01

9. Cheerfulness makes love of life, and love of life is half of health. On the contrary, sadness and discourage ment hasten old age.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-01
Her Amiction.

A gentleman riding in a railroad train was impressed with two passen- gers. one pretty, delicate appearing young lady and the other a plain faced maid. While the mistress was at dinner the gentleman remarked to the maid in tone of great sympathy:
 Your young lady seems very ill."
 Yes. sir; she suffers sadly"
 Consumption, 1 should fear?"
 No. sir; am sorry to say it is of the heart"
 Dear me! Aneurism?"
 oh, no. sir! It is only lieutenant in the navy.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-01
Him Dream.
Lei nm ,, dreaml

l's ". let him dream' bpOses '',sa ,warnth would gleam I'sstI s's work were don done by n ns soIce were stilled ,
 his h,S,s SS.' embrace he lay
 dea." n were fulfilled , bnisslon, were lifeless clay cses tna' tnaowledge of his worth ! s'ss Sard, he fanIlsS' ,hs earth; mtS" gone 'o ,o to turn. he thinks. rll ce',u @ will wave no more ,i' iasI tbe grave he sinks '','s ,n's4,ulness is OCT
 .,..0s within his tomb .,.,.. ssepJl ''arld all darkened' srieVes' s.s sV rose will bloom'
 'Is. Iso,''nilg sin of'in of his slee, Rfl,s .soIlsh @ he may seemY tsT ss,Dr s;'' dreams real we dream. tn..,s AappY chicago Record-Heraid'
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-01
The i-oafers.

The right sort of man." said tho sportsman. can go out hunting day after day and not care whether he gets anything or not"
 T knew a number of the wrong sort Of men who feel just that way"
 You do?"
 Yes, but what they are supposed to be hunting for is work. Standard and Times. s
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-01

Paris Pattern No 2065, All Seams Allowed.-A dressing-sack which h easily slipped on and yet is dainty enough to wear down to Sreakfast
 will be considered boon by all wom. en. The model illustrated is made ur in fiowersd challis lined with thin rose-colored silk. The pattern can bs developed in almost any material, and if made up in plain colored flannel or crepe cloth 1t should be faced with fowered silk. It is also adaptable for plain. striped or lowered dimity. The pattern Is in seven sizes-32 to A inches. bust measure. For 36 bust the sack requires 3A yards of mate, rial 27 inches wide. 2% yards 36 inches wide. 2A yards AZ inches wide
 To procure thls pattern send 10 cents to Pattern Editor" office of this paper. Write name and address plainly and be sure to give size and number of pattern.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-01

The only difference between specula- tion and lending money is that in one case you hardly expect to get 1t back, in the other you doubt it.-Philadel. phia Telegraph.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-01
HOW TO BE HEALTHY.

The following ten rules. says French medical authority must be ob- served by all who want to be healthy:
 l. Rise early. retire early, and fill your day with work.
 ?. Water and bread maintain life: pure air and sunshine are indispensa- ble to health
 B. Frugality and sobriety form the best elixir of longevity. 4. Cleanliness prevents rust: the est.
 5. Enough sleep repairs waste and strengthens: too much sleep softens and enfeebles
 6. To be sensibly dressed is to give freedom to ones movements and enough warmth to be protected from sudden changes of temperature.
 '. A clean and cheerful house makes a happy home.
 s. The mind Is refreshed and in vigorated by distractions and amuse- ment. but abuse of them leads to dis sipation, and dissipation to vice.
 9. Cheerfulness makes love of life, and love of life is half of health. On the contrary, sadness and discourage ment hasten old age.
 10. Do you gain your living by your intellect? Then do not allow your arms and legs to grow stiff. Do you earn your bread by your pickax? Do not forget to cultivate your mind and to enlarge your thought.
 Many women who believe in the sci entific feeding of children never get a chance to try 1t.
 It's curious how revival meetings will cause men to be put on probation in the church, and at the grocery store as well.-Judgs.