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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-01-18

the captain. II amt up on reptilingo,
They may have been discussin' the
tariff, or the iniquities Of predatory
wealth, or the insurance question for
all / know. l never got intimate
enough with any on EN- to ask. All l
know is that the first night l found 1t
very interestin'. The second night it
Just struck me as a leetle noisy, an
on the third night / got tired OF it,
and l hollered down to them to turn
out the gas and go to bed. l wanted
to sleep. But they didn't pay no more
attention to me than s If l wasn't
there-just ratified along until sun
rise, when they'd break up an crawl
back each to his own p'ticular sun
spot. The fourth night l put the FIRE
out before | climbed up into the ham
mick, hopin' that with the chief at
traction of the place gone they'd keep
away an let me go to sleep, but it
didn't work, Ye see the sand Of the
desert stored up a hull lot Of heat un-
derneath where the fred been burnin,
an while they prob'ly preferred the
embers, there was still enough heat
left there to make the place do for q
lodge meetin'.
"Then | suddenly remembered my
theory about the ratchet, an I made
up my mind I'd take the two Of 'em
up to bed with me that night an work
it on 'em. Onfortunitly l was KEEP out
at the salt mines putty late that night
an when | got back to my claim they
was all there before me, one of EN-
perched up on top O. my suitcase
maxim what sounded like a stump
speech to the rest of EN-. You could
almost tell what he was sayin' by the
way he ratified that old tail o. his. Il
you can imagine a rattle sayin
friends and Teller Citizens. rise w
and demand your rights from the hee
of the oppressors. Strike for you
affairs an your fires, an when We Dc
strike see that We strike 12, ye car
get a fair idee O what it sounded like
an my ratchets on the inside O. tn,
feller's platform all the time, and thu
audience spread around all over thu
place, so that / couldn't even climb u
into my hammickl / tell We it mad
me tired. With n~inety-seven millloI
square miles O. desert all around 'en
to hold their mass meetin's IN Rattle
snake Brotherhood No. % couldn'
find no better place to squat than III
der my hammick, no better pulpit I
do their preachin' from than that suit
case o. mine, which not only held m
ratchets but my pie-iammers, m
toothbrush, my coffee grinder. my ca
O. condensed milk and my bottle {
sars'prilla,'
You'd ought to shoo'd 'em away,
said ST Wotherspoon.
Wake up, 81" retorted the captain
This here amt a study O. hen life II
givin' ye. It's rattlers I'm talkir
about. Ye can shoe q hen or ye ca
shoe a boss. but shooln' rattle-snaks
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-01-18

me. When I want to fight / look
around for a Teller O my w size to
lick, an II | can't find him | mouse
around for somebody just a leetle bit
smaller n l be to operate on. That's
what they call instinct, an rattle
snakes is just as instructive as you be.
So, when l went campin' out in the
desert down their in Arizony l pre-
vided myself with a couple o. them
big ratches we fellera used to play
with when we was boys. You know
what mean-a handle an a cog
wheel and 4 wooden spring In small
frame that flies around on apivot. 1t
makes a noise like a pack O. powder
crackers when you give it a whirl."
I've had EN- said ice. Il didn't
know they was good for anythin' but
maxim a dod.gasted lot o. noise"
They're the best weapons for rat
tle-snakes ye can fnd. said the cap.
tain, Il know because l tried EN-.
When night come on in the desert
Used to swing my haminlok FROM the
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-01-18

Is not in my line. I wasn't clappin' no
injunction on that gang. I Jest shin
ned up the nearest cactus tree / could
find. and spent the night in the upper
branches listenin' to them snakes in
their long-winded harangs, and pickin'
cactus splinters out O my pusson. At
daybreak they broke up an went their
several ways, and ] climb down an
a my breakfast and to make sure
against any surprises, hoisted my suit
case with the ratchets in 1t up into the
hammick, an then bein' wore out with
the sleeplessness O. nights just passed
follered EN- an slep' like a log until
nigh onto midnight, when | was awak-
ened up by the same everlastin' polit-
ical discussion goin' on below, only
this time there vas more feelin' into 1t
than before, an first thing | knew, two
o. Them rattlers had got to real scrap
PIN. never see such a fight in all my
life. They Kissed, an ratified, an
struck, an struck an ratified, an
Kissed until the alkali few up in the
air an nearly blinded me, and finally
they clinched. The Teller that had
been rattlin' against p%lootocracy the
night before from the top O my suit.
case, just twisted hisself around the
neck o. the corporation hireling that
had sassed him back, until the cor.
p~oration hireling looked as If he had
O. them long ribbon neckties like
them artist fellers wears IN. Then he
ave hisself a hike an made a sailors
knot out Of hisself around the neck
of his enemy. They KEEP this up tyiD'
each other up into four-in-hands, but
terfies, sailors, lovers knots, down TO
the very last plain, ordinary common
shoestring tie. You couldn't have on
raveled 'em in q years the way they'd
tangled 'emselves up. Meanwhile the
other uns was jest settin' around let
tin them two finish the debate to suit
themselves, rattlin' out three cheers
as one would get the best of the other
an then when the two fighters haC
tied their last tie, and squeezed 'em
selves up as tight as their coils woul'
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-01-18

Fancy seating yourself at dinner In
a chair itted with a Weighing appa-
ratus, keeping your eye on the index
and leaving the table when this reach
es a certain hgure-or possibly wheu
a bell rings like that Of a typewriter
when the line is completed Must be
dreadfully uncomfortable. It is a
king, who, In order to reduce his
obesity-King Carlos Of Portugal, as
told IN a special cable dispatch to the
Herald thia morning. Must be simply
tantalIzing to a man Of His Majesty's
reputation a. gourmand and gournet
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-01-18
CopgrIght. by Joseph D. BOwIss.l

ITS a mighty %interestin' provision
O nature" said the postmaster. that
rattle-snakes amt abundant in states
where liquor is hard to get"
/ laughed.
Il didn't know there were any such
states, joe" l said.
IF you was a stranger in this here
state o. Maine, you'd find one of 'em
right here" retorted the postmaster.
KNOWN the ropes as you do of course
it amt hard for you to find your high
ball at any soda water fountain from
York to Bar Harbor, but If you'd on'y
just arrived an was lookin' fer some
thin to restore your faintin' sperrit,
fndin' needles in hay-ricks Id be like
breakin' a baby's arm alongside o get
tin it. An seem as how whisky is
about the only known a%necdote against
the rattler's bite, l repeats that it is
a wise provision O. nature to keep the
rattle-snakes in parts O. the country
where intemp'rance amt frowned on
by the law an s'ciety, like New Jersey
an Arizony."
RUNS a bigger curse o rattle
snakes, joe" vouchsafed the captain
at this point. There's more Gene
teries been populated by rum than by
rattle-snakes. It's more insijus. If
you'd look around you anywheTes
you'll find no end O. fellers that gets
the habit O drinkin' fiery waters, but
where do We find anybody chasin' after
rattle-snakes, goin' into hotels an or
derin' EN- for dinner; ringin' bells an
havin' 'em served between meals;
goin' to the grocery store an buyin'
EN- by the case an havin' EN- sent
home an kept in the cellar where
they's always on tap?"
Il never thought Of it in that exaat
light" said the postmaster.
Well, ye'd better begin to-" said the
captain. Il don't set no special store
by r~attle-snakes. l can get along with
out EN-, and l amt got no p'ticulal
call to defend EN-, but when people
begins to put whisky on a pedestal
maxim a sort of alcohol o. Fame GU
of it, an at the same time condemnin
the rattle-snake as q menace to hu
man life, an calm on the public Il
stamp him out as an enemy to s'ciety
l sort of feel that the rattle-snake ha
pints that he amt got no cause to b,
ashamed on. He minds his W bust
ness most O. the time. He don't in
vite nobody to come along an get BIZ
He amt a tempter, an a snare, an
pitfall for the feetsteps of the veal
an onwary, an SO l says, give him
show. There's too much preclude,
against reptiles, anyhow"
0 Il didn't know ye'd ever had a pc
rattler, captain" said the postmaste
with a sly wink at the rest Of us.
There's a whole lot you lever di
know, Joe" returned the captain
You're KEEP so busy readin' the poi
tai cards that passes through you
? hands that you don't seem to have n
| time for a lib'ral eddication. When
was in Arizony l found a lot o. goo
pints about reptiles that | amt agoiI
to forget. Down round Tuckson wher
ri l was lookin' into a salt mine some fe
lers l knowed wanted me to go into
: come into contact with no end o ra
tiers an they didn't one Of EN- do m
any harm. had an idee when / WEI
there that the ~rattle-snake, like q
other Twin creatures, was just q
much afraid of one of his own kin
that was bigger n he was, as you a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
BIG deal. ON

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2e.-Ny
L. Negotiations are under way
for the sale OF the vast holdings
Of the famous firm Of Miller and
Lux. I'm California. Nevada. Oregon
and Idaho
II is rumored that deal Of the
magnitude of SEQ 600. 600 will be-
made between Henry Miller aud
the heirs Of the late Charles w
Lux. whereby the firm Of Light 4
Myers. a firm Of ST. Louis capital
lists. viii take over $4,000 acres Of
oil bearing lands and thousands Of
acres OF agricultural land In the
San Joaquin valley. together with
valuable water and power rights.
all 10 be developed for colonization
purposes. and the Cudahys az Oma.
ha and five wealthy German. Amer.
leans az 81. Louis and other eastern
cities will take the iSe goo head %
cattle. together with the slaughter.
Ing. cold storage and other plants.
and the grazing lands in Oregon.
Nevada and Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
INJURED BY
TRAIN
UNKNOWN MAN STUCK DOWN.
AND INJURIES WILL
BE FATAL

while attempting 10 board tho
Reuion iuteurhan traia a. First
ay ) and Conuecflcut "a shortly
after 6 o'clock last night. az uu
known man vas run down and prob
ably fatally luiurva No waA taken
"a Providence hospital IN an uacon.
scioas condition An examination
by pr u " Read showed that the
mans skull vas fractured The
right lcg was also broken Ia teo
PLACES
Al late hour thfa afternoon me
man was atiii unconscious. and hos
pltai attendants state that ~ can.
not 1--we Nothing wAa found on
him Ca reveal hlH identity
shortly after W O'Clock iaHt uighf
p. W WentEel % Tacoma fell from
a Tacoma lnterarhnn train a. Il
reached the Seattle terminus Went
eel Was taken TO Providence huhpi.
TAI suffering from q fractured lcE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
FINDS LOST DIAMOND
ON L0GGER'S SHOE

EUGENE. Ore. Dec. 26--By u.
P-W. Il. Doddy. a local merchant.
who los, n valuable diamond ring
a few days ago and was unable 10
find It through advertising. had Il
come back 20 him today on the sole
OF a l0ggers boot When Doddy
dropped his ring. Sam Johnson. the
logger ia question. must have In.
advertently stepped on II. and the
diamond became firmly imbedded
In the mud between the spikes In
tho sole
johnson never noticed the costly
ornament on his boot. and when he
bought a new pair yesterday he left
the diamond studded pair with the
clerk. who was just on the point q
throwing the boots into the furnace
when he noticed the flash Of the
lost jewel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
FALLS FROM WINDOW
TO HIS DEATH

HOT spRINstA. Ark Dec. 90
ny a.. A. THAT ~ Va Cox wealthy
and retired manufactures ~ fuft i
land. Sic. had fallen head first tfeul
Ia mlrd story window nf local
hutol tn ha death. Instead pf having
Jumped f-1m the window Win HeiT
cldai intcnt nH Rt fret reported YES
the verdict uf coroner jury A.
camphnsinH Mrs Cox TO- The dining
room 81 the hotel. Cox returned 90
hn apartments pn tho thitd flpar
a. complete hia toilet a trW n91
menta later he was found dyluR nh
tho sidewalk Cox was Hutirfef
from ueurHHtheula
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

WASHINGTON. H. g.. Dee 1s-A
movement which al last promises
some relief from thc dutocratic rule
% Speaker Cannon and his clique
~ personal followers 80 that which
has been organized under the 81
rcction u Representative Victor
Murdnck ~ Kansas. a. A.. Gardner
~ Massachusetts. W. r Hepburn n
ohio. a. A. Coupcr ~ Wisconsin
Chaa a. Davis ~ Minnesota, john
J. Esch of Wisconsin. r.. A. HaYsA
% California and Chaa T. Townsend
Of Michigan.
The movement s. one Ga the direc-
ton q democracy. ~ u not inspired
BY any personal animoaity against
the speaker or his following As
Hepburn says. 1t u movement
90 end the benevolent deerotism IN
the house. These O. nothing partic-
ular against Cannon AZ a benevolent
despat: and " the houses = 10 re-
main under a benevolent despotisfn.
Cannon is preferred 20 any other
despot But this time has come for
the representatives u the people to
express the peoples VIII a little
more and Carnou'a Will a little icaa I"
AZ the first caucus there were q
insurgents present. and u was re-
solved that the insurgents adopt
three propositions Of revolt They
are.
THAT the appointment of COM
mitteea should be vested IN a COM
mlttee ~ the house. Instead Of the
speaker. This Il the practice In the
senate.
2-That two days a week be set
apart, when members may call bills
from the calendar for action by The
house, without having 20 get per-
mission from the speaker.
3-That the rules committee DO
Increased from five 90 fifteen menu
bera and be chosen by the commit
tee On committees OF the house.
Although there were but % meme
herH present az The fret caucus.
there are known 20 be other mcm-
beers o. the house IN sympathy with
/ the movement whose support Win he
available tn case the movement
pr0misos success Even minority
~ %, however. compactly organ
ized. would prove a formidable eIe-
I ment IN the house. This number b
/ just about enough 10 serve ~ ball
ance OF power between tho majority
and minority Acting with ma
I democrats the insurgents could cas-
/ liy create O. majority.
From the standpoint of their con
Fiituenta. every name on This in.
aurgcni roll should be. considered az
ON q roll of honor Nothing could
/ benefit the country more today
than iho breaking " this uutocrnti,
I power " the speaker and his rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
POSTAGE STAMPS IN
VENDING MACHINES

WAsHiNGTON, y. G., Dec. &c. -
BY u P--if one can drop n penny
IN vending machine and obtain a
piece Of chewing gum or a handful
Of peanuts. why not be able % drop
IN a coin and secure a postage
stamp
That Is what the postofflce de-.
partmeut wants 10 make a popular
feature Of iis service. and iu an
order announcement Us made that
the department is now prepared
to issue limited quantities ~
postage stamps in rolls Of 600 10
1000 for use in stamp vending and
stamp aiilxing machines. P0simaat.
ers desiring TO try the new pr0posl-
ton are requested 10 make requIsl-
ton to the department
The vineyards o. France employ
z NUN 400 ftaafIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
GOVERNMENT TO AID
GRAFT PROSECUTOR

PITTsBURG. Dec. zs.--By a. r.
The federal government officials
will give their aid Ia the forthcom-
ing prosecutions against the bank
ers and city cOunciimen who are
charged with bribery, according %
the statements 81 reports II the
Voters league today As a first
step. Il Is announced that the de-
partment Of justice Is preparing "a
investigate all national banks aerv-
ing as depoaiiories for city funds
At the preliminary hearings of the
accused men Il developed that sums
approximating $4,000 has been
cOrruptiy used 10 influence them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
HAYS ELECTION TO
Be CONTESTED

SPOKANE. Dec. Fly q p
II Is stated here Is friends Of A. c.
Edwards. defeated candidate for
lieutenant governor. that the demo
cratic state committee Is preparing
TO contest the eieciion-of w. r Hay
70 that office, on the ground that
At the time Of his election be was
not a legal voter. having abandoned
hts residence At Wilbur. IN biucoiu
county. aud not having resided In
Spokane county long enough % ac-
quire a voting residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
KOREAN ASSASSIN
GIVEN RESPITE

SAN FRANCISCO Dec 70 by
u Whan Chang. the Korean
who stands convicted ~ murder 10
the second degrnr for killing Dur.
ham White Stevens the Oriental
diplomat was not sentenced today.
although a large cfowd Of his cuun.
trymen gathered Ia Judge CAROLS
court room 80 witness the formal.
lty On motion q Change attor.
noys. the case was continued until
next Monday morning. when, II IL
understood, his lawyers win inter.
pose motions ln bis behalf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
MYSTERIOUS DISEASE
KILLING MANY

RL pAsO. Tex, Dec 26.-hy W
r According 10 news from a re-.
liable source from llormoHlilo, cap
itni OF the state OF Sonora. MoAlco.
m myatofloua disease r. killing
many people there Tho inhahi-
tanta are terror stricken, aud are
leaving aa fast na possible Tho
disease la most eases proves fatal
tho victim DYING a day or two after
being attacked SO far phyHiCiana
have boon unable to diagnose the
disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
RIOT nv
CHURCH

CHICAGO. Dee &C. ny u. p
Opposing factions ln The Holy Trim.
ity GrCek Orthodox church became
SO helMgCrent before services yes.
terday that It required the presence
Of "a squad Of police 10 clear the
house oi worship Revolyers and
knives we're carried by members Of
the congregation. who STYLED them.
selves rebels, and after they had
gained possession 90 the church
they denied admission 90 the reg
ulars who arrived under the lead,
ershlp OF Rev. A. Mandclaros. the
pastor Seven arrests were made
after The rebel" forces had re-
sisted the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
STRIKERS BATTLE
WITH MARSHkLS

PA battle between striking mlu.
ers and five United States marshals
took place at Stearns. coal mining
town SO miles south Of here and
resulted Ia the death OF two men
and the wounding OF several others.
The trouble arose over the re-.
fusai Of the strike promoters 90
obey q temporary restraining order
issued BY judge A. NJ Cochran.
al Covington, Ky. several days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

GUTHRIE okla. Dec &C. Gov
Haskell announces that he has re
cciVed word from Henry Starr. the
noted bandit that Starr was ready
90 surrender 20 fhe state and stand
trial upon charges against him GA
this state, IL Gov Haskell would
grant immunity against eKtraditlon
to other states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

me. foiioEins parenass prices ~srs
quoted on Western Az this faofhlnai
FOuLTT Ola hens live weight
1880 per pound, dressed. ice per
pound aprnF gnichen. I've. lte per
pound dressed. fJe per pound trallara
i've ise per pound dressed. 1ec
aquaha. Aag per dnEans ducks spring.
I've Use per pound. dressed ne per
pound piFeona 81 per dozen. turkey.
I've. lar. dressed. G1-nfr
BUTTER Local raaeh. 1900 per
pound
EgGH--iooai ranch f7c
MEATS e live weight Cows SAC,
veal Use 10 steers. $50 ib mutton.
Wofhera 81 per pound ewes aMe per
pound Hogs $40 per pound lamb
- per 10 Bulls and oxen. gAo per
paund
MEATS - Dressed Veai large 90
PEE pound medium 9-fic per pound
The follqwing are local Quotations
made On Western nv fhia mornings
TNufT piles. 76r. 81 co.
vEoETABLBa Carrots. Tto-ft sack
green onions 9a DOR; new potatoes. go.
~ toni spinach. t0c boz hoeta. 81 sack
celery. so-1toi turnips 200 8aek pnra.
mra. 81 Hnck. h0tnqusn lettuce, SIZE
case, cabbage, t-iAo per pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
You VIII Get 1t

When you want a real good cake.
aa wen as fancy 30 10
THoMPsoN's CAFE e. BAKERY,
Second Ave. and Marion 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

SEWING MACHINES All kinds
Agent singer r Nuth. ieif Fifai 81
Main 1895. Ina gb7e.
Thoroughbred uun OrpinFtan. Plymouth
Rock chickens fgf sale U9 WooalaWn
Iav b ~
typewriter Tor sale cash. half price.
brand new Address A-2i The star
Ge-ga
DluinF room furniture for sale tl5
18Th av Phone ffeh. 1879
prap head singer sewing machine. SIS,
boH tops 81 1905 Howell o. 22-ea
AUCTION GALES.
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ueafFotowu Auction ana anlen stables
horses, harness. vehicles bought and sold
uu commission Auction every Friday l.
d m 90 heNd h9rseu. an siaoH. pn hand
ifiifandmuu 81 Georgetown NJ 6g1 40
The HaHie Auction Co. pihs and atxth
viii buy your Hoadn nj best cash pfiesA
o. sell them on commission III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
After Awhile

Win ~ tca late % huy ~ iasss rrluss
TIE government has starfd m5fk "a
the nem Grgduft1s af Hfefaaffan
f.arEr ipts close ir. ltf ard IN
t.arr. tracts. close iH. fte and -
Ciafa-in arrr tracts fff
Waterfront acreage alt8
SEATTLE HOMELESS co.
Matn offces ftt-s Enrlrs Blds
hfanrh office NreEnn BIG Brcmsften.
hse TIRE sights Ia car a4ina ffsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
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kanh for price lists Write your name
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The largest and most faNorahly known
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

NOTICE To nACnsnrns aheata
Fnuf o9NF - fhH HiRF tan 81 reach fea
81 9rinrh coy eFfnina please a. hs
fhn favor tn COLL un uaf mafn office.
Sunset Matn 1885, tHs tfl between
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more than enre. Fiesss teiephaue as
aeNfN tmn Fua miles 10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

Loyal Cinnamon will not shave
their heads for 100 days following
tho death Of the emperor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

Finders Of lost articles have a
clear title against everyone save
the owner, although employers
may enforce rules governing tho
finding OF articles by their en-.
pioyos on the promises.