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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

The pink bedamonded ears OF New York richest and most
beautiful had been charmed this particular evening
BY the music Of the worlds greatest singers.
Ont from the theatre they aud though the rain was
falling they passed dry the shelter of the great avn
ing carriages and mousues, and were whked to
their palaces
Diamonds and music have minglcd
-
Here's parler in a small flat The young people have
talked themselves dry themes It's firing to be nice
and artificial whole evening The pretty hostess working
girl knows the She strikes chord on the piano
Her guests charmed into naurnes She plays the latest
Commonplace goodness aad virtue have mingled with
music.
Sounds Of music coming from saloon door have draw
ing power that even the rays OF light aud the signs Of
warmth would the young whose shadow is cast
the sidewalk he estaes the entrance longing
for eomradeship
The benches in Madison square are empty tonight
Over under the canopy before that tall building you'll
find sheltered in the entrance the hapess aud women
who can't 60 bed the park until il stops raining
Young fellow with the collar OF his ragged coat up
turned his hands his pockets looks up the sky through
the ravine OF building walls. Through rit in the clouds
he catches CLEAN OF star
From somewhere within him tina, star brings his puck
cred lips strain OF Tannhausers Oh, thou sublime sweet
evening star"
Someone else takes up the whistle A TALL ragged man
huns the air painted a the sings H. Just
little bit The tall IS encouraged Tic sings too with as
Another joins in and away back in the darkness Of
the there another mans voice sweet clear com
handing.
This really happened night in New York
full quartette OF able singers just naturally picked itself
Of that motley crowd like four chips might be tossed to-
geher little whirlpool OF brook They sang and sang
and sang Their hearers appauded them the beeweed
hearers decent hour OF the night had appauded the
worlds greatest singers Homeless bedss penniess. food
less they but hopeless Where there is music there
is hope Even the dirge speaks only OF sorrow.
Misery and music mingled in the rain and darkness
Human life ends: somebody IS always alive. Did
II you that you like bead strung this
thread Of life that day YOU will be pushed off the
other end by crowdng other beads and crodng ycars
Well life is something like that We may be big round
beautiful beads. little rough unfinished the string is
always the
And strand OF this string THAI supports all. big
beads and little in Gods mysterious necklace is music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Rockefeller uses the editorial
&c pretty fla@nliY. Probably
considers himself one ~ thoaa
journalist fellows aimee he has had
a piece published
Heat sufficient 20 melt granite
u believed % exist n 10 miles Nm.
der the eaFth's surface This IL the
maximum depth 10 which geolog.
zeal theory extends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Workman Drug Co. broadway
and James.
Dodd's Grocery. 2ae n. Broad.
way
Riley Bros. i.esehl Park.
Majestic Pharmacy gard and
Jackson.
Star Pharmacy. aard aud Jack.
son.
W n Holland. 2Tia Jackson e.
uutienbers Grocery. 26th aud
YeHler.
Henry Pharmacy. 18th and
Ynsiar.
Eagle Pharmacy. eth and Jack.
son.
Guy DruE Co. end and Yesier.
DIX Drue Co. South Seattle.
}. " Younr. care shaw'a Phar.
macy. 2nd and Madison.
w G. Oates. 521 KlnR 81.
T. q Howe. 9TH and James.
O. g Waters. Green Lake
Richmond bros Green Lake.
y q Wheeler Green Lake
n y Tough Pharmacy. Fremont.
Woodland Park Pharmacy Ere.
mont.
Campbell 8 Thompson. Fremont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

A travelling salesman. finding
himself In strange territory.
sought the only tavern IN the small
settlement % pot up Tor the night
Much 10 hts surprise and chAgFin.
ths proprietor demanded O..
What" calculated the sAlea-
mao. Why. that Ia robbery. !
can stop az the largest hotels Ia
Chicago for that sum"
bat yeou amt In sheecsgo
nov. stranger" dravied the pro.
pFietor. and. besides. We have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

svifs's Pharmacy. End and Pike.
swift's Pharmacy. Pike ST. be.
tween sth and sth AYES.
Queen City Crisp Co. Pike 81.
Barnes 4 Horswill. Pike 81.
J d. ~ Chaplain. Denny Way.
A. v Guy Pharmacy. Denny way.
Capitol Hlll Pharmacy. 18th and
Republican.
East Mercer Pharmacy. East
Mercer and 18TH
Keller a Wright. Broadway and
Roy.
J. G perman. broadway aud
James.
Meyers Candy Co. ith and Pike.
Eas,lake Pharmacy. Eastlake
and Mercer
Westlake Pharmacy. westlake
and sth.
n A Thomas. ballard.
Rex DruE Co. 2nd and Stewart
VI A. Graham. 2fOi lot Ave.
". 3 Roupo, 33f ist North.
De Santie Bros. Pike 81
y y Miller. Georgetown.
Rainier Prescription Pharmacy.
Georgetown.
Geo Love. Georgetown.
y l.. Heidrich. South Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Ms nrigEa (rcadlngl Here's
the advertisement Of man who
restores oil paintlngg"
nFiREs-rI> there an advertise
ment 0f man who restores um-
breliaaf Lost mine yesterday ?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
No, Free Lunch.

Z say waiter" aueried the ssedy
restaurant patron. what can you
give me for breakfast"
4 cant give You anything. ~.
piled the man behind the white
apron. out you can have steak aud
eggs for a quarter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Smith Drug Co. and and James.
Miss ] ". Crockett. care Of Ken.
nedY Drug co.
Wlsmoiek q Smith lat and
James.
Gandolfo a Wood. End and
Yeaier.
Barteli Drug Co. Red Cross
Store
r. A. Goodwin. srd and James.
James Feek. Bird and James.
VIM. Stern. 207 Jamea
Georgetown Pharmacy. George.
town.
VI l. Hook. 9Th and Madison.
Juo. Lagerloff. 9Th and Madison.
Mrs. T. Cannon, Madison Park.
J = Palmerton. i2th and Mad.
ison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
WALK TO HEALTH

The hidden secrets OF health and happiness become
open book the who walks much walks brisk
y and walks observingiy.
Hall the ailments worries and pcrpexites that aict
remedied forgotten the JOY Of walking
II gives glow and energy body and mind such moth
ing else give
And the the crisp morning air Of the
city and the Establishments Of the country alike tempt
walk
BY going out into good beautiful world
these days and walking amid the falling leaves and the
carpet OF grass may find something than
pleasure for the momenmprcsons that may put color
all after living and dash OF vgor that may make the
blood cleaner and quicker as long as life lasts.
The world Of Is the school Of God and
who will need lack learning therein.
The lessons teaches noby and beautifully forth
particularly this espendent And from birth death
there revelation Tor every and and heart
cording TO the Of its desire TO understand.
There many and roads and paths for the
who would walk and they all lead better health
Of body and mind
the president protests newspaper writing
presidential All Of these worth S2Bo
the president after March =
The Oregon farmer be green until
$500 bin certainly
blind from birth
Being well vsed naval history Fighting Bob Evans cody
that he viii not accept house from hero Worship
Ing public
close inspection photographs OF stenhen leads 10
a doubt O judgment o he victims
"
enisrpisIss going Rip
Inger = % his vaHabies at home
stepped into the Of the patriots
With ssOOOo0oo on depost in France
Archer be not lacking popularity.
and New Jersey
SER preservation the principle Iav and rail-
fOading
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

a0me ~ the biggest people In thss
state az cur guests. Take Isaac n
hung. the great lumber man. BE
vas here yesterday and there u bis
name on the register N BuuE
The salesman looked from the
register 20 the coming darkness
Theu he took the pen and wrote
beneath the name
o. NJ atunE
And forking over the o. In al.
vance he assembled the creAking
stairway % hts room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

9. shockeY. Fremont
J. Matthias. University
Geo. Chapman. University.
n r. I.eesley. Ballard
y. Archamhanlt. 2a2 Westlake.
, A Tobin. goth and y. Union.
East Union Bakery. goth and u.
Union
Rainier Pharmacy. a02s n. Madi
SON
/ u Hlckford a Son. 2lst and
Madison.
Renion ilill Pharmacy. 18th and
Madison.
Imperial bakery. 1906 Madison.
herkow's Pharmacy. 7th and
Cherry.
w. d. Graves. gas Wesiiake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

"A rolling stone gathers no
moss" replied tho pFoyerb dis.
peuHer
And like the human high roller. I"
Fetoined the thoughtful thinker, n
also KrkVltAtea down hill"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Hixou '-rhe unexpected actually
happened to-day"
Dixon" HowH thRtf"
Hlxou short paid me g. he had
borrowed more than a year ago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
~ FRED scHAgFgH.

great will u deal Of stand
ard telling how tho mtten It's
fof WIN u deal with unveacons takers who ascbe 20
looked feared touch WIN q hapy b rand portrayal 81
the 81 paTenhood with picturesque Third Act arfayl ~ the
whole strength Of the brood VIII aolntas w speeches
be mouhed wotrained all ga spelling ampned, 20
teach eorkng things Win ~
and nstiong win the doorf What Nil be "a
tenaeat nituationf Tell Oh tell Us. Thoodofei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

president about
presidential escapes
the president March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

"Life'u bitter
pitts dent come
IN gelatin cap
suiea."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

The Oregon discover green until
$500 bin certainly
front birth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

a woan FROM Joon wisg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Being history. Fighting oody
win house from hero worship
public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

no Watered otochs
The getfleh-qulck" stock broker
was worried
= fear Il Is Only a matter Of
time when they will run mo of the
earth. he sighed
f3u, cheer up fastened the
bosom friend. N they run you OF
the earth Why not open 10 an Of
flee on Mars
The bubble broker ah0ok his
head.
What would be tho uae7~ he
sighed. There's no water on Mars ="
Heard II the Eco.
Nature must have picked
the camel for q sure winner"
Ayer-e Because whyT"
because that IL the only
animal she backed up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

photographs to
a doubt the and judgment Of her victims,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
q 6CIe1e~
1s@'71L H0OIdLo
Are On Sale and
Recommended by the
Following Dealers,

One trial Of these exquisite and dainty CONNECTIONS
wiu eonsines yoa that they The best that money caa
make or buy.
Pound bon Of suaiiy, only SIXTY fee cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

advice to entsrphsss hdnaper going after
Ilnger IL 10 leave his vanabes home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

stepped into Of patriots
with $50 900 on deposit In France
Morris tribune., 1908-12-26

It is now as good as settled that A. J. Rock
ne. of Goodhue county, will be the next speaker
has made good record as a legislator and the
probability is that he will do we'll if not bet
ter in the higher position. The Ledger differs
with him on the question of iron ore tax, but
he has been open and aboveboard all the time
on the subject aud no doubt honestly thinks he
is in the right, If everybody thot alike there
would be no need of legislatures, laws or
courts. The Ledger expects to see Mr.. Rockne
make most popular presiding officer.-Litch-
field News-Ledger.
Morris tribune., 1908-12-26
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 40. 1908.


SATURDAY DECEMBER 40. 1905.
We wish the compliments of the season te
all of our readers. May the coming year bring
large measure of material and moral pros
perity.
Under the law which was passed to destroy
the Louisiana lottery, the postofice has found
that it is real naughty to mail invitations to
card parties at which prizes will be given and
also that newspapers should not mention such
contests. The ruling may seem foolish and yet
there is no great difference between playing for
available piece of china, or playing for money
I s /
The inebriate farm, concerning which SO
much heard at the time of the suit between
the state and the city of Morris relative to the
constitutonaity of the two per cent tax on
liquor licenses, has been located by the board
Of control at Willnar, provided the water sup
ply on the proposed location is found to be
adequate but as yet the board has not signifed
what it regards adequate supply of water
for an inebriate farm.
A demonstration of what may be expected
in time of war when air ships are perfected
was made last Thursday night when Knaben-
shue ATTACKED" the city of Los Angeles with
paper bombs of confetti, He easily demon
strated that if he had been armed with real
bombs aud bent destroying the city, he
could have done So The perfection of death
dealing machinery for the purposes of war may
yet prove most effective deterrent of war. The
methods of killing men and destroying cities
may become perfected that nation will
dare to make war.
Princeton Union:-Harvey Grimmer is in
measure responsible for this story: At one
time i'll the campaign last fall it looked dubious
for Gov. Johnson-that was before Ell Torrance
had declared for Mr. Jacobson. Fred Lynch
was considerably worried and he tried to inn
press Frank Day with the gravity of the situa-
ton But, as usual, Frank was treading air and
could not see less than $4,000 majority for his
boss. Finally Lynch angrily exclaimed: Crank
you are an able and resourcefu1 politician and
/ know you are not troubled with conscientious
scruples, but you must understand one thing
there are just as INSCRIPTIONS politicians you
managing Tacobsons fght!' mot by id
sight!' blurted out the redou btable Frank
The contest for sheriff of Yellow Medicine
county between Mr.. Snortum and Mr.. Homme
presents some interesting features. Both were
candidates at the primary, Mr.. Snortum
ceving the nomination. Altho defeated, Mr.
Homme kept on running, and at the general
election, his written 900 ballots,
and on 900 more he was voted for by using
stickers total of 800 votes, while Mr.. Snortum
received only 200 votes. Altho Mr.. Homme
was 800 votes winner, yet Judge Powers has
declared Mr. Snortum elected, ruling that the
800 sticker votes illegal. The ruling is
undoubtedly in accordance with the words of
the statute, but where the choice of the voters
is SO clearly expressed, why should not the
ruling be in accord with their preference?
! "
Ralph w. Wheelock says: There must be
something fundamentally wrong in society
when an old man, still able to do light work
Morris tribune., 1908-12-26

y. Ralph w. Wheelock says: There must be
something fundamentally wrong in society
when old man, still able to do light work
and unwilling to become public charge, has
TO walk the streets of Minneapolis looking for a
job to keep him from the humiliation of the
country poor farm. Why don't the Rockefellers
and Carnegies and other eleventh. hour philan-
thropists, if they are really sincere in their de-
sire to help humanity. cut out their newspaper
and magazine platitudes and concentrate their
minds plan that will provide sort of old
age insurance to meet cases like the above?
Here is an inexhaustble and most praiseworthy
field for the biggest human endeavor, for the
one dread that is always in front of the average
man who is dependent on his daily efforts for a
livelihood and who has not the rare instinct
that leads to money making is the fear of de-
pendence if not actually penury tn his old age
Morris tribune., 1908-12-26

We wish the compliments OF the season to
all of our readers May the coming year bring
a large measure of material and moral pros
perity.
s
Morris tribune., 1908-12-26


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The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
TWO MAY DIE FOR CHIYALRY
Philadelphia Politicians Shot Pro.
teoting a Woman.
EnFaged Pole Uses Pistol When
They seek 90 Check His
Abusive Talk.

Special to The Washington Herald
Philadelphia. Jan. u.-In a street melee
in Kensington tonight young Pole
named Luton drew a revolver and shot
two politicians belonging 70 the Twenty
fifth Ward Republican Club Both men
shot are supposed TO be fatally wounded
The Pole ran. and although pursued.
stood off the crowd with his weapon and
escaped to the meadows along the river.
where several posses were vainly search
ing for him at midnight
Daniel Bergen. thirty years old. and
George Brown, twenty-eight years old,
are the men wounded, Bergen was shot
over the nose, the bullet lodging in the
brain Brown was struck just below the
heart. Both are at the Episcopal Hos
piJaL
Bergen and Brown left the clubhouse OF
the Republican Club a little after 8
o'clock. They had proceeded about a
square on their way, and were at Edge
mont and Madison streets, when they
saw two Poles insulting a woman. The
men were drunk and were calling the
woman vile names. Bergen tnterfered
and ordered the met TO get out. In
stead, they few into a rage.
He then shot the men and escaped,
holding a crowd of with his revolver.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
FLYING MACHINE SOON READY
Baltimore Man Has Arrangement
that Looks Like a Merry -go-rOund.
Workmen Erect Strange Craft, hst
Wfndstorm Wrecks IL and Re-
pairs Are Needed.

On a bleak hilltop q few miles north OF
Baltimore workmen have been for a
month erecting and peTfeCting a machine
which looks for all the world just like
a merry-go-round without the hanging
swings or horses. It Is the latest form of
the flying machine invented by Otto Luy-
ties, manager Of the Federal Disullng
Company's works at Baltimore.
The flying machine was about CON-
pleted a week ago. when a high wind
blew It down and partially wrecked 1t.
1t has been put into position again, and
last evening the woTkmen were making
The final tests Of the engine. Mr.. Luyties
was on the ground on Wednesday after
noon, and tried the machine with the
sails on, but It was found that some fur
ther adjustment was desirable, II the
wind does not blow too hard this after
noon 4 trial TIP may be made.
The flying machine consists of a small
frame, upon which rests the engine and
the necessary simple gearing. There is a
centraI perpendicular shaft about eighteen
feet high, which is. in reality. two shafts.
one inside of the other. When the ma
chinery is in motion these shafts turn
in opposite directions at a speed of about
thirty revolutions a minute. Each shaft
bears two fan-shaped wings, about
twenty feet long and ten feet wide, at
the outer end. These wings are set at d
slight angle with the horizon, and are
intended to lift the machine They are
precisely ike the sails of a windmill,
only revolving horizontally, instead of
vertically, and each pair in opposite di-
rectiOns
Right behind the mast, or perpendicular
shaft, Is a small platform made of stats.
This is the location for the aeronaut,
who can easily reach sundry levers and
valves to regulate the machine. In front
Of the navigator and on the other side
of the mast is the engine, an eight
cylinder affair Of 40-horsepower. When
this engine is started up the rapid-flre
explosions sound like a combination be-
tween a mitrailleuse and a Colt automatic
gun,
Stretching about twenty feet back from
the platform of the navigator is a light
wooden framework which will also be
fitted with canvas, and is TO act as a
ruddeT or tail for the vessel.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
He shut the window.


There is a certain old gentleman who
partakes Of the qualities Of the diamond
as it is mined. but whose lack Of polish
is a sad trial to his eldest daughter. The
old gentleman. as he expresses 1t, got
thar with both feet when some dude In
vestors come pirutin' round the range -
Not long ago the family were gathered in
the library, one Of the windows of which
was open
THAT air the father began, but was
quickly interrupted.
Father. dear. don't say that air'-say
that there. the daughter admonished
'TWell, this ear" he again attempted
but was as quickly brought to a halt.
Nor this 'eTe;' this here is correct -
he was told.
The old gentleman rose with an angry
snort Look here Mary" he said. with
asperity. "Of course, I know you have
been to school and all that, but I reckon
I know what I want to say, an I am go
ing TO say 1t. I believe I feel cold in this
ear from that air. and I'm going 10 shut
the window