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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-15
Heard IN sst46A
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in Union City.
Lowry S,ene spent Sunday with
his family a, Greenfield.
Miss Mollie Bourne spent Sunday
with Union City relatives.
Jones' homemade bread is fresh
why not have fresh breadi.
Sam Salmon left Monday on the
Georgia Lee for Hales Point.
Elvis Hale, OF Pembroke. Ky.
spent few days here this week.
Hickman is right In style now
we have night riders and soldiers.
Still more granitoid walks are TO
be laid. Let the good work 60 on.
Bettersvorth & Prather have a
new kind Of fruit jar. Ask TO see il
w. II. Smith. OF East Prairie,
Mo-. was here Monday on business.
Clarence Reed and Arch DeBov
spent Sunday in Dyersburg. Tenn.
Lille. the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. T. Dillon, is quite
sick.
Lee Baltzer. OF Covington. spent
a few days here this week with rel
atives.
Preston Fortune. OF Memphis.
visited J E. Fuqua and family here
this week.
Mr.. Heath, the la Clede Hotel
proprietor, has gon. to Florida for
his health.
Miss Laura Brown returned Sat-
urday from a visi, TO relatives in
Jackson. Tenn.
Guy Johnson and Sam Johnson.
IT,. OF Cayce. are in Oregon on
prospecting tour.
Frank Grassland. who is teaching
school below town. spent Sunday
With home folks at Mayheld.
II its in the grocery line. We can
sell il as cheap and as good as any.
body.-Betterswor,h & Prather.
J. T. Drew and A. A. Kimbro,
two prominent gentlemen Of Moscow,
we're in Hickman on business. Mon
day.
The local or home telephone CON-
pany will be granted a franchise
Oct. 26th-if nothing happens.
They will then get down to business.
Don't pay an agent SOC for the
Weekly Commercial-Appeal. when
you can get the Hickman Courier
and Commercial both a year for
Si.2S.
Miss Kate Hackett left Saturday
night for Rome. Ca. where she will
spend the winter With her sister,
Mrs. Jim Tayler, and attend
business school.
Mrs. A. A. Faris anu baby have
returned from an extended visit to
relatives near New Madrid. She
was accompanied home by her sister
Miss Lucille Robbins.
Banks of Maiden. Mo-, have
agreed to not allow any person to
overdraw his account, and from now
on the clerk or teller OF either bank
permitting an overdraft loses his job.
Porters "Tuf-Steel" razors are
open for an Agent in every town.
First cone, first served. Printers
ink will keep them constantly before
the people and nothing but the
truth shall be told.
Mrs. Mabel Prater and little son
left Sunday for their home in Browns. |
vile, Texas. after visiting Mrs. J.. |
W. Bland and other relatives. Mrs.
Pearl Roberts accompanied them as
far as Memphis.
A pain prescription is printed up.
on each use box OF DR.. Shops
Pink Pain Tablets. Ask your Doc
tor or Druggist II this formula is not
complete. Head pains. womanly
pains, pains anywhere get instant
relief from a Pink Pain Tablet.
Sold by all dealers.
No. 3s-Fine 40 acre stock farm,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

election. and appropriated, $4,000
names so be- registered. Il has been
noet ezarx to make arrangements
for fegfsferinE names AZ the rate 81
aitoaf 900 DAY II IL altogether
possible that. an the day draws
near for the primary election they
viii COME In ~ an even more rapid
rate than this.
Even with the present force cf Ie
CLERKS the office room ~ too re.
strfried for the most efficient work
Of registration. and the clerks are
faiisnR over each other In their II.
foffm 10 dispatch The work A. the
work Increases. Il will be necessary
the increase this office force
The registration office will be
Kept open from a. m. la ; y. m.
ard when the necessity arises. u
wll be kept open also for a few
hNirs In the evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
EEd5'MI1F FOR

No disaster In months has 10
Thoroughly aroused the people Of
Seattle as that which caused the
death Of two little children IN the
fire which destroyed the Washing
ton th.a1reua Home last week
The response u all classes 10 the
appeals for AID % this deserving
Institution have been remarkable
Among the frat to respond was
Alexander pantAges. Of the Lots
tlieaier who decided To make the
extra matinee scheduled for Thurs
day January E big benefit for
the home
The patrons 81 the Lois a. well
as MANY others who never have
becn inAide the thsaier viii uns
doahtcdiY make AZ effort 20 be
present TIE person who cannot
give i've or ten dollars 20 the home,
but Wishes "a give n small sum
can accomplish this result by go.
lnE 20 the benefit tomorrow AFT.
efnosyn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

Swear off"
The above may be considered the
official motto OF New Years day.
Like most mottan. II IL SELDOM
lived up 10.
u IL easy 60 swear Oft
Il II hard 10 atay sworn.
Once a year the world demon.
strRtcs It's desire 60 reform
During the remaining SEA days
the world demonstrated the lnata.
bility of reform.
Yet with commendable persist
eney the world continues 10 swear
Oft on the first day Of every year
and Ia resume lsa farcnrafn habits
ca The second day.
Hoping 90 find something Ia the
awearoff line that viii stitch. The
star makes the following suEges
lions.
Rev. "A. a. Matthew'S Eating
quail
jacob Fersh--Runnlng too mans
ears
Harry carroll-Tcliing about MA
dear old college professor
Lewis Lssy--Isoanins money.
viii n. Morris Making
speeches
Judge MISUNDERSTANDING anti
fat
o. z. pugdsle-Ruanlnx training
school for Yoang ball players.
-Presy" T. 2. Kane Seeking un.
due publicity.
Richard ssss Jcnes--Prohins for
the game sardea'n amaioid bone.
canae Warden Hlef--Gan shoe.
ing
Prof I'd 9. msany--siakinn hts
toFY
Oscar lee Thompson Remark
ms such things - that DISGUST
me-
Prof. <lnesis--coileesing data on
amsinia bones
mal. Otto a. csss--Ils1rnssin
The arfnort board
Bert raylef--TaikinE palitiea
ice Cameron y HAT ~ waaf.
bora
kennesh aasklntosh--fancy two
hour iancheons
q. q. Neutrality-suspicious. fsAn
|ehlse tax easea
frank Observation-Disclosures ,hose
Eat fees
Jssssa p. serew-Reaching the
office 20 regularly.
Dec brler--promining - many
ioha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
WHAT a CHANCE
FOR THE GIRL s

the cushion with gentle taps she
sets the paipitatinE bali To rolling
her way. She keeps n rolling xith
gentle persuasion. II IL only wncn
II II safely within her grasp that the
claws are unfurted.
To the very clever girl leap year
h Of small consideration. Before
leap year rolls around. she has tired
Of the game and has deity pattcd
her victim into a proposal. which be
fondiy dreams Ii the result Of his
own foresight and courage.
leap Year . Boon.
Bat there are the less clever. and
to them leap year Is a boon. II Is
a boon because IL uffeEa a salye to
the conventional conscience. One
year IN four. convention has de-.
creed that the woman may take
the leading part 10 the oennublal
campaign. She may lead her vic
tim along tho dewey paths Of the
garden pf love whether she be a
canary bird OF a humble bee.
The music OF either sounds sweet
10 the ears OF enchanted youth al.
though the peck 81 one Is less AK
gravating than the sting OF the
other. Either Is a powerful inecn.
live In action.
So let that esllow youth Who
thinks there Is nothing more In
Leap Year than IN the fable Of
Santa Claus wake up II he does
not. the awakening 0ay come be.
fore the end Of the year
or course no man can ever prove
that a womNn proposes, even In
Leap Year. The man who could
pin a woman dows never lived. but
the women who can pin men down
are legion.
And they will pin many down.
and then sew them up hand and
foot IN this year OF our Lord. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

FOR ELECTION

Tho rcTinsration Of voters for The
municipal and general elections 81
1897 waA begun nj the eisy haii this
morning b. a force Of clerks wofk
Inc under the direction 81 Chief
AeglNtration Clerk r. II. wlls0n.
During the frat two hours The reE
iasfaiioa office Was open some 40
electors presented themselves At
office for registration With Is
clerks on duty. this number was
haodled without any noticeable CON.
Kcstion.
The first person registered VAS
Chief Clerk Wilson and he vas fei
loved N taru b. a humber OF the
other clerks. 50 that the chief work
Of the clerks FOR the day 0 VIII b.
the registration Of their 0wn names
With bat = days within which
20 register voters FOR the primary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
SUBMARINES TO
PROTECT SOUND

aabmasin.s for the protection Of
Puget sound is asked ~ congress
rs the Seattle ChameeF Of Com.
mefce This resolution vas passed
yesterday afternoon By the local
organisation and will be forwarded
10 Washington AZ once. On account
Of the depth Of the various har
hors on the sound mines are Inn
practicable. and submarines. siml.
lar to the type Of the Octopus. must
Be provided for protection against
invaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
Candidates for Council Deny That They Have Authoriz-
ed or Paid for Announcements Appearing in Their
Names.

from doing 20. do not know
why my card Is appearing In the
Republican unless Il was ordered
and Is being paid for dby someone
who IL opposed To my candidacy"
-. w Murray. one Of the candf-
dates for oouneIlman-a tiarEe. also
expresses surprise that his card
should appear In the publication
named.
Il have never been solicited 10
advertise In the Republican. said
be this morning. "and do not know
how II happens that my card is
being published Certainly ] have
not paid nor have I promised TO
pay for e."
Who Pays lie Biil7
The action Of the advertised cam
didates In disciaiming responsible
ity for the publication of these
cards leaves but two available solu-
tione OF the matter The cards arc
labeled paid advertising and tho
inference IL therefore natural that
they are being paid for BY some
one. One possible solution OF the
other IL that they are being paid
for b. some secret friend or friends
of the candidates in question. the
other II that they are bling paid
for by opponents with a view OF
iutaring their chances Of getting
the nominations which they seek.
In view Of all The surrounding
circumstances. the former hypothe-
sis appears by far the moro
reasonable of the two. that Is, that
persons other than the candidates
IN question have ordered and are
paying for the publication Of tho
cards With q view Of aiding In tho
domination OF their favorites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
Another Leap Year Has Arrived and Femininiiy Need
No Longer Wait for Backward Man to Pop the
Question.

Marriage viii flourish la the year
isas.
Hard times Win not dannf the
siFls who have waited seven years
foF AZ opportunity % embrace the
bllssfal state Of matrimony.
small salaries win rot deter
them.
They have the inclination: they
hase TIE nerve. they always have.
sad In this year Of our Lord they
have the opportunity also. for 1905
nzs = days In the month Of Febru.
afy, which makes Il a leap year
Leap year usually comes ever
lsaF years. Due 10 a freak in time.
February. 1904. bad only g days.
snleh happens about once IN a cen.
ssFy, and 80 was not a leap year.
Consequently the present leap year
= aouoiy welcome 10 the waiting
SCI.
Leap year means that every dis.
sasaged woman may Jump into the
arena and grab for a bifnrcafed hi.
20 upon whom 70 depend for meal
uekeis and bonnets.
Nc Excuse Left.
-, The young men II Seattle may
p longer hide behind the excuse
.aat he high price Of living bars
'asm ont from malrimony. For aev.
= years they have hidden behind
,aAi excuse. while they blew In their
.oih Tor the choicest amusemeuts
We GU affords. Matrimony means
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

Sam corbctt--Working so hard
as~ talking about his friend, the
next mayor.
Dan Abrshsms--Iooking 80 sol.
cun.
A. Rpthsrferd--iIas no bad
hahltn.
George vandsveer - Worrying
afotH the election
t,<tecssve Adsms-Tylns 10 out.
wes.h guha y iiamphnss,
Fsef. Thefps--Ilah. rah. sah-~
athrdfard. "a.
~ n. .. conlhear--superfln
90 II slAnhaiie conversation.
Tie 8. A. c. rsam-Ge,ting its
feta set
tsse snaith--covetlng Lous job.
euis syisaln--Toating.
cd prew--h.splAining.
Charley Buckingham - Rlotous
living.
Pete coos-lilrsute facial fres
oulaA
mayer Moere-Arrratlng social
ists for ohatrscting street traffic.
ecost calhoun-speculating In
nah4ncome paying real estate.
Cam litll--Trfing % become
president OF the Rainier club.
William n. MISUNDERSTANDING the
- fonai sacrifice of running for
eeFneslmaa-atslarEe
General Jsusea Metcsife--TfyinF
90 arose himself hero
?. 4. penohue--poalnH AZ a Dem
eers while tfying TO land the
Muniesral Ownership nomination
Tor mayof.
Cslensi Alden .. Biethsn--TryinE
tosstablish morning papers.
Coenciifnsn Y. p. asselio--Exiab
lirsifas public markets
t7hn ". pe<eil-TryinR 90 guess
Whist fhe supreme court win cures
Fredefiek /. essyer--Trsing 60
cripple nnnieipAsiy owned public
ueRftlea
chsrsas n. Burnets-Tnhing al
VI Ia politics from Frank II. Mnl.
ina and tfrnry Berk
". ~. Rasssil-nhkinK speeches
between acts
Carl Boosting for the
Mone ihenier
George ftood-~RoutinK shows IN.
~ dead towns.
Law Moore Wearing loud
vests
Leu cossen--- feoHting fnr Root
1ohn crsa.eiI--rslng the te1Is.
Ii that riNhtT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

TACOMA. Jan. Chief OF Po-
nes Mslauey viii try 60 stop the
erins save that Il sweeping over
Taeons2 and terForizlhg people Al
skaaxf keidEps ara Of nightly &C.
surrrn<r. zat q siHgle arrest has
been made The bandits thus Tar
have beer entlrely successful In
TIER eaoers
To ~ 10 cheek the thieves the
pclle> viii begin a raid Of all re-
saFts Esesy man who cannot give
xn<<z aesaoanf q himself and Shaw
seEns means "a support viii Be
eruaxhf into court aad given a Job
o. he chalA gang
Last nikhf three thieves operas.
"a again ID the north end. holding
" hires elfizena A. G. Thompson.
Z ssnfent. vas relieved u g. AT
North nfth and NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
STRIKE Is THREATENED
AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Ore. JaIf. Notice
has been served D tie IroA- Trades
Council on the dlffsfVnt shops n.
this city employing hon plolders'
that unless they dischares 80 nom
union woskmen Who have tps.s IN.
pioyed recently general Efiskf..6f
these iaborerM viii be ordered to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
Went Hunting Monday and Did Not Return Searching
Parties Are Out.

shots just before dark. II Is the
belief Of those who are conducting
the search that the boy Will never
be found alive
Superintendent Hughes Was called
from Seattle. where he vent to at
tend the state teachers convention.
AZ soon as Il was known that his
son was lest. and arriving last
night be Immediately started with
party and viii take up the search
this morning
Young Haghes Is a graduate Of
the neliineham high school and Il
az present freshman at che tat
tefslty Of Washington. Tho hunt
iagStrip was taken during his holl
day visit home from college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
HAYWOOD HAS
NOT RESIGNED

DENVER. Jan Ia report that
William y. Haywood. who saA
tried At Boise and fuand not guilty
Of completely IN the murder q For.
meF Governor steunenbeFK Of idaho.
has retired permanently from tho
office 81 secretary treasurer - the
Western Federation ~ MIXERS. -
denled tad4f Al the headquarters
II that organization IN this city.
Ernest Mills. member q The cxeea.'
tive tomMiftse - the fedefation.
trensafez 80 shaf the committee
haa zifH# 81 Hayuuod = vacation
uatil fal asat ara that he would
asoa - aa = laetafe tour IL the
east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
10Y unl.ss Prsss.l

pELI.INGHAM, Jan. i.--More
,s.n enc hoandrea men started for
a, weeds In the vielaity Of Chuck.
AMT moaniain and Take ssumish
AZ morning Ia the search for 10
sssr.old Edward Hughes. son ~ the
sIss supesinteu dent ot schools.
ne boz has been lest since Mon
Sxy when be was hunting With
sosna comrades and became sep.
srused ff0m them Ia the dense for
ess
An YESTERDAY and last night
.arrhlng parties secured the viesn.
lsy. but the only reward for their
.exrxh was the bearing Of three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

we're lodged OF Coleman's alleged
inattention 10 dsty. and an invest.
cation by the department resulted.
Chief Wappsnstein says that II
the man was guilty Of the violations
for which he was suspended. he r.
unfit for duty ~ any time His so
DAYS have expired. and he IL en-.
titled under the decision OF the
evil service commission 90 return
60 work Chief WappsnstIne de.
eiares that 60 put Coleman back
into the service would be democrat.
izlnR TO the department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

Claiming that his position ia iuaii.
fled in the cause Of discipline. Chief
Of Police Wappcnstein has declined
10 recognize the action Of the board
Of civil service commissioners and
win not restore 10 duty Patrolman
Coleman. removed on Oct. 81. after
a suspension Of so DAYS
The Charge were that Coleman.
supposed 10 be on duty. for sew.
eral hours sat on a porch during a
rain storm at Fremont. and that
he was wearing citizens clothes
without permission. Complaints
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
o. r. & N. WILL FIGHT.

OLYMPIA. Jan. lit is practi-
caliy assured the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific win accept the
estimates Of the state railway com-
mission experts as 10 the cost Of
80. roduction and present value OF
fhsa .-Faiyoads Of ,hase two compar
MES. .fnat the o. r. & y. viii fight
the cofmiasion estimates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

According to figures furnished
yesterday hy business Aren't Frank
w Cottcrili. thorc are lie geiona
in the city Wages have increased
Ia the unions from II 10 IS tUr
cent during the past year.
Tho general property owned hx
the unions aggregate tseo 600 IL
value tnciudilek the IAlsoF Temple
and the Union coal mine 1T
iaAaquah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
WHO PAYS FOR ADS nv
SEATTLE REPUBLICAN,?
WOMAN Is ARRESTED.

Loftie Tenipletop. alias Lottie
Campbell, alias Grace o'Oard. was
arrested AZ the Union depot last
night as she waa buying n ticket
for Tacomn. and brought To head.
quarters by Detectives Clark and
Adams on fstiy charge. She will
be held for Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
ACT RESS is
BANKRUPT

NEW YORK. Ian. - lara I. Prem.
tlEA, receiver for the affairs Of Mrs,
Leslie Carter Payne. the actress.
recently declared bankrupt has
been appointed receiver. also. for
Henrietta crosaman. the actress.
and her husband. Maurice Camp
bell. Who filed petitions IN bank
fupteY yesterday. The schedule Of
Mrs. Carter Payne fiIed. shows ia.
hliitieH Of fiet.t1s. of which tfs6.
80 Il unsecured. and assets 81
tA.sek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
SHIPPING GROWS

Port wArfea spsuldlng has made
his annual report. and it shnwa that
the business r. rapidly tnesessing
from this port. A bis gain Ia inn
ports II shown for 1891 ovuF 1900.
Alaska BUSINESS 10 Increasing II
hlE PER cent. ard The Orient has
spcut tt5.sii.7es Tor flour and
wheat - e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
MAKE GREATGAN
IN MEMBERSHIP

The growth q organised labor
d Seattle dnrine the past year has
ssen very gratifying 10 those as
uelA,ed with the various unions.
Ths increase az membership
ssssr the central organization. the
C<asrat Labor Councli and the
Ba.ldlnx Trades Assembly has boen
seas swelling ths total membership
10 ~ esa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
lfIen OF CRIME TERRoRIzEs TACOMA

Hira Hanson. a carpenter. last IS
cents and = pocket knife 81 south
Nlnth and y. and August Taylor.
Al North t2th aud J. was out 20
eents, bis knife and KEYS as he
result of \ little conference with
Isae shFee lhuss Taylor ieft Sc
AZ home before starting down t0wn
and thus escaped a heavier Goa
trlhntion.
Miss Ella Woods wnH caught
Monday nlght while walking On
South 18th. between | and Yakima
A thief suddenly appeared and
enetched her pockstisook. contain.
ins 81 and a valuable diamond
ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

PIERRE 3 %. Jan The nn.
preme court declared void the pro.
Visions 81 the state pure food Law
requiring patent medicines 10 bear
the formulas Of the composition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

WALLA WALI4A, Jan. - Mrs.
IL y a. shaw. one Of the trustees
of The Odd Fellows home. dropped
dead Of heart disease yesterday aft.
eFnoon at her home She was ono
Of the most prominent women of
Walla WaIla, She Was president
Of Sunshine club and prominent IN
the Order Of Eastern Star and ordee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
UNIVERSITY STUDENT IS
LOST nv THE WOODS
kLonolke aoLp STRIKE.

w 1"ttNa FfNAAsN
DAWSON. Jan black Hliln
creek. recently discovered. near
Dawson, tributary OF the Stewart
river. - miles long. II nov hlaked
its fun length. Many miners are
prospecting and some ART takinE
oat damps Some Of the claims
arc held At g.. 900 60 s10.oe each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
PROMINENT LODGE WOMAN
SUDDENLYExP

Of aebckahs She vas Sc years OF
aEe and was married ta L~ y. A.
shas In 1878. oHer husband IL one
Of the leading lodge men Of the
state. She was the first president
Of the Rehekah assembly OF Wash.
lngton and was trustee OF TIE Odd
Fellows home OF this state from
the time u was opened. In 9Sss.
autil her death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

morrow morning. when the shops
will resume work following the hol-
idaye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

90 them the cioaing Of the gates. 50
the old-time custom 81 matfimony
has languished
But not 10 With the girls. oThey
are willing gamblers ia tbs game Of
chance called mafrinony They are
usually willing 10 take n chance.
even II he IL only half a chance.
and have been knosn 10 tnrn half a
chance into an opportunity In life.
Three years out Of four the men
are safe ia single selflshuess. The
fourth year saves the race For then
the seal Is broken from feminine
lips. and thosse obfuse males who
cannot read the language q the
eyes must listen 70 the words Of the
tongue.
Can You Say No7
where women are concerned. how
many men can say NOT
Since the days Of Adams acqui
essence. there have been few. And
In this fact lies the salvation Of thu
marrying girl
She IL not tongue tied excepting
by custom. She Is not a blunderer
In the path Of love She does not
breach the matrimonial question
with the brutality OF the untamed
savage. man She approaches the
subject with delicate flnesse. She
does not waste an ace when ten.
spot will do the work
As she reaches out a silkea paw
toward the heart ~ her victim. the
clawsaare Withdrawn deeply within
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

no such grating scheme goes
with me-" said Councilman Reyn
olds yesterday when asked whether
he had paid or agreed TO pay for
the Bnserison Of q card now run.
ming 10 the Seattle Republican, an.
nouncing his candidacy for the Of.
flee Of councilman from the Tenth
ward.
III the publisher OF that paper
thinks for one moment that he Il
going 20 get any money out Of me
on that kind of q graft. he VIII fad
himself sadly mistaken have
never seen him and do not know
why II N he il running a card OF
my candidacy under a title paid
advertising"
Mr. Reynolds IL not the only
candidate whose card Is running
IN the Republican AZ a paid adyef.
tisemens. and who eisciaims any
knowledge regarding the matter.
OF a dozen OF more candidates
whose cards are BEING published
fully half % them have FASTENED
20 disclalm any knowledge or re.
Eponnibility for the matter coun-
Gilman criehton Is one Of those. lie
said
On Free List.
I have not paid. nor have I
agreed 10 pay fer the pbbiisatlon
Of card ia tae publication named.
have not even been approached
In regard TO the matter. I dId
consider for a while The proposal
20 purchase some advertising space
IN another and more reputable
weekly paper. but upon cxaialna.
ton Of the Law | discovered that
Il would not be legal for me TO do
90. For this reason refrained