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The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
ASK HUGHES ID
 REMOVE JEROME Score cf Charges Made Against District Attorney
 of New York City.

Now York, Feb. 29-Gov. Hughes was asked today to remove District Attorney Jerome. A score of charges are made against him, chiefly of fail. ure to prosecute men of influence ac. cused of crime and to investigate corporate corruption. Everybod, looks for hot fight from Jerome.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
CHINA PREPARING
 FOR CONSTITUTION

San Francisco, March 2-China will soon havei a constitutional govern mont, says Wu Ting Fang. who ar rived here today on his way to Wash ington, where he will again be the diplomatic representative of the cm- pre-. He says Chinese statesmen are now preparing constitution.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
This Mail Carrier Can Mush.

Alfred Lowell, mail carrier from Seward to Tyonok on the northwest side of Cook inlet, 225 miles, made the round trip this month in 17}S days. He mushed to Susitna station, 1S6 miles, in six and one.half days. He abandoned sleds three times in bad places on the trail and carried the mail on his back.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
James W. Garrett Dies

James w. Garrett died Sunday at t1:15 am. of pneumonia, in his cabin in this city. He was well known prospector who had made Valdez his Headquarters fer several years. He was interested on Slate creek. The funeral services will be held ib the Richards building on Keystone avenue tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, and friends of the deceased are invited to attend.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

CA. Wells, tho new clerk of the Third judicial division, A. L. McDor- aid, who will be deputy at Fair. banke, and J. T, Goodwin, who cen. templates practicing law in the min ing metropolis, will sail overland for .Fairbapks Thursday.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
POLICEMAN KILLS
 HOST AT PARTY

Portland, March 2-Henry Shaffer was shot and killed yesterday by Policeman Suttor in Shaffer's house, where a big party was celebrating Mrs. Shaffer's birthday. The officer was trying to place several guests under arrest for disorderly conduct and Shaffer resisted.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

Tho iron and steel exports of the United States id 1907 aggregated about S2Oo, ,o0o, tho highest on re- cord. In 1897 the total was Se3, ,C0o,- 0O0, and in 1887 1t was SIG, ,0Oo,0O0
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

"Does tho razor hurt, slr?p inquired the barber anxiously. "Can'6 say,'' replied the viodm testify, "bu5 my face does"
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
KENTUCKY ELECTS
 BRADLEY SENATOR

Frankfort, Ky. March 2-The ker- lucky legislature Satuaday elected Ex-Governor William o. Bradley republican, United States senator tc succeed McCreary.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
AUTO RACERS NOW
 CROSSING IOWA

Omaha, March 3--The automobile racers are now crossing Iowa with the American leading. The French auto Is laid up at Cedar Rapids for re- pairs.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
NORTHERN PACIFIC
 TELEGRAP TIERS WIN

St. Paul, March 2-The NorIherr Pacific telegraph operators have wol their fight to maintain the old scalt of pay and no reduction will be made in wages.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

Ireland has | propaganda for the preservation of her forests, which arc sadly depleted.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

Col. E. F. Willard is in from Galenu bay and reports that the company has fourteen producing satisfactory results On tho tunnel Of tho Galent Bay Mining Company.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
Appointed Seward Commissioner

J. L. Reed, an attorney Of Seward, has been appointed United States commissioner at that place by Judge Reid of the district court. He suc- ceeds L. s. Hewlett, who died last month.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

An eastern paper says that "sena- tor Tillman, threading tho mazes of the financial situation, displays ali the graceful agility cf 8 prize steer In the crockery department"
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

Australia has a new gold saving machine worked by two men which can sluico sixteen tons Of gravel Q day.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

Russia sold Alaska to the United States for 2 cents an acre.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
MARK TWAIN WILL
 WORK FOR SILENCE

New .York, Feb. 29--Mark Twain was elected president of an organiza- tion for the suppression of unneces- sary noises, today.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

Hashish is ckieay produced In Southern Greece but tho Greeians sell 1t sli to Asia and Afr.oa.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
cordoya wants TO Incotoprate

Cordova has filed in the district oourt.an application to incorporate the town.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

Olive production in Palestine it decadent.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
Hotel ARLINGTON
 ". G. POTTS, Prop.

European Plan, Romodclcd and Newly Fus. nj, he'd. Telephones Tn Each Room. U. s. P. o. ln Iuiid!ng, Hot and Gold Water. Rates 6oc :" '1''2' IstAvr A rNrEr,rY ST Seattle
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA. THIRD

IN TIT. DISTRICT. COURT. FOR THE
 "f Subp0e.a to Henry D. E"y nUlds, Alleged
 bankruptJ Bsnkrupt Cnltrd States of Amcricu)
 DIstrirf of Alaska
 Third Jud Ulhl DlvisiOn.D
 TO Henry D. Reynolds In said Diytsioo.
 Greeting: Fur certain causes offered before 'ha disttieS court f,r the ICrIlrry Of Alaska, Thtrd Divi. ,iun, BS N court 0l bankruptcy, we command amt strictly CHjoIn yOE, laying all other mat. that YOU per-OnWIy appear before our said distriC cont tU bu holden In Valdez, in said district and diyi9iOn, within ten days from the date fixed tn lhc regJlng order u5 the last date Of tine publication Oi thlS subpoena, that is e. say on tT before the niDth day If March. John q. Snydi [, and f.J. DUnOhoe In our said court, ITuyruR that yun may be adJudBed bunkrUI {; and tO HO IurtheU and receive thst which our said court shRli cons der in this be bali. And this yUU HTc in no wise Co omit un' der the pains and enu,tiUS that may bef&li thereon,
 And you shall enter your appearance In said ma ter m the clerks office and shall lead to said petition within the time required by law. otherwise said petition may be taken pro cOntCssU, WIrNEs9 the Hon. Sins IT, Reid, Judge of said court, and the seal thereof, Ht Valdez, this lIth dpy 0i February, X. D, l@S.
 Edward Sticr,
 Clerk of the District Court
 the Territory of AlHska
 Third ivis' on,
 By l.. A Henderson. Deputy
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

Dats of first Publication February 27, 1908 Date of last, Publication April II, 1908.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
THE MEN WHO WORE THE BLUE

pathetic In the Lincoln memorial service
conducted by the Grand Army Of tho Republic
PATRIOTISM behold assemblage OF
actuaIv the principles OF national unity
freedom that Lincoln stood for.
the call
YOUNG BRAVE. GENEROUS MrEruOUs PATRIOTISM
Saturday when young "Tenting the Old Camp
Ground. men
FORCED MARCHES AND THE COMRADES
BEHIND I HOSPITALS AND BATTIrFIEIDs.
Lieutenant Webster voice broken with emotion
a rising vote OF thanks 60 tbs singer,
a quiet his country a justice OF the
peace FAITHFULLY sNrIES A. AN ARTII-
LEIyMAN. PROMOTION sIIENCING IN.
that quality faihfuness plain civic wel
warfare. that distinguishes the Grand Army
vanishing who
TREASURES or PATRIOTISM AMERICAN PEo-
Outside Army a soldier
cone the
"wELIA A JOHNNY REB" one o Lncoln
they tho
hearty
the buiernut he Immediately SURROUNDED ny
MEN GLAD SIZE
They trends Americans who could dn who could asht
AND
FREtDOM As WE'LL A. To TuE ARfCAN" econfedcr.
All little the gneratons realize little
the blue that enjoy
BLESSINGS OF CIVILIZATION UNDER ONE FLAG
sfuUrIoN,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
BRYAN MAY NOT nr rur NOMINEE

There
that no has twice there ID
AND
eandldaes
70 nothing o We supporters
TnE FIX THAT GRANT N THE
ns all In when tie convention assembled Il
Who would the placer
has such attachment followers VIII
for RECENT
sUPrORTERS Could
The old guafd would monOPole an his
liable tampcdei ticket LIKE
JonNSON MINNESOTA AM CHAMBERLAIN on OREGON
Tho leaders men Ike lh of Cleveland
New iaroey Belmont aud score % ohrs
ability. Jealous of bis cadership,
rhos Democratic wahoraos naturally prefer
medioere man VINO ~ LtssS 90 A PARTY DICTATOR
q % principle
supported hy man VINO RESENT
FlCACHASlNG.
All 'ha1s considered there is song probability that RDsu win
Tho t~shds majority required the WILL
CANDIDATE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

any gold-bearing quartz California
ever saw. And so the endless golden
yellow of the fields OF wheat gave
place to the blue flowers In August
aud the tinkling bells In September
OF the fax neld.
Those who have never heard the
ringing Of the aax bells have missed
a truly wonderful sensation. The
round seed pods smaller than peas
whieh contain the seed. give a faint
metallic sound which as one drives
or walks through held. setting
thousands In motion. seem like
mNrlads OF innnitesmal bells tinkling
80 iaintly as 20 be an bur inaudible
Nor Is the mere sight OF fax hslt
IN the mellow August soon 10 be for.
soften Imagine hundred-aere
he'd, hntd With flowers of blps
more delicate than vlolets. And OF
Us Piontaoie character one illustra-
ton vii suffice. In June. 1900. ole
lannsen bought l6o acres IN the
heart OF the great dax belt for $40
an acre on the crop payment plan
Ole broke uR" that IAN and the
next spring lSS acres and planted Il
IN naN Ia round numbers he threshei.
Ia th" fan eighteen ana one.hslf
bushels 90 the acre; sold Il for
N.Sse bushel; total, Ss5eo. a liz.
sle more than twice enough 10 nav
Tor his land out og his hrst erop
No' ONLY Vas the FAX immensely
pnon'aele itself bat Il removed from
the eoansFy the stigma. one srop
eounsry "-A 4 niekey Ia worli
To-day
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

please in the future and the ogonon them
asserting independence the next election
REPUBLICANS WILL NOT KEEP REPUBLICANS FROM
PLEASE.
present the independent Repub
trying all them Statement No l.
promise the machine pro-
BUT CAN 1T MAKE THE REPUBLICANS OF OREGON HAVE
WANDERED
oegonian opposed the machine or machine
dldate devil who down. DID III
NOT ALWAYS THE LATE FRANK BAKER MACHINE?
II Is perfectly plain would have been
chine governor, A ROTTEN MACHINE AT THAT
the gentlemen but there nothing
in evidence contrary WHILE MACHINE HAS PROVEN IT'S
CHARACTER.
machine Portland williams municipal machine
elements of Portland panderng to
Now the mayorshp of Portland Is ABOUT AS IMPORTANT
the will not stand for machine Republican
Merely saying you are Republican with
enough II Republicans Republican Of Port
land or Republican governor Oregon
than party machine hgurehead MEN WHO WILL So
THE MACHINE CRAFTS
Independence after election MIGHT HAVE PARTED COM
PANY WITH THE MACHINE AT SOME FONTS put here Is no'n"s
evidence that THEY EVER DID, OR EVER WOULD
fact is Republican mayor OF Portland doing what Mayor
Republican doing what Governor Cham
legislative WOULD BE UP
THE PEOPLE
dummy executive ONCE AND THEY ARE
RIGHT.
so in abusing people driving the Re-
publican party ATTITUDE WANTING THE BARREL
RESTORED IN ELECrING u SENATOR'S the oesonian
doing n power the for the drubbIng
the Republican party will never get right
until It has had its drubbng
its drubbng 1T HAS 1T
SEVERAL DIFFERENT WAYS.
practices OF the
machine nominations and machine
appointments
peopeo mistakes in
ecting CREDIT
The peuds be nshng State No IN THE INTEREST
fraud
a conceived O Democrats into
Il conceded THE MACHINE WILL DEMAND REPEAL OF
DIRECT NOMINATION AND DIRECT LEG
THE SAME GROUND.
What national Republican principles? What OF the foundation
which the Republican PROTECTION TO AMER
INDUSTRY
According orogoran S
part Is
DRUBBING, INDEED you say
party platform
The Capital Journal believes there GOOD COMMON CLEAN
DECENT REPUBIdCANIsM LEFT WHOLE
rally with enthusiasm the machine Repub
cnim without brains conscience thai pamed the by
the alleged party
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
WHEN THE nnomENT CAME BACK

All blue all the swords and rifles new,
when regiment marching down the street
hale they proudly moved along
the cheers that drowned the music OF their rect
Oh OF keeping time TO drums that beat
oh. the glitter and the spendor Of the sight
AZ rifles and In uniforms OF blue
regiment marching 10 the hghti
when the regiment back guns black
And the uniforms had faded into gray;
marched through that street again
Seemed like faces OF he who their
their cannot look more gaunt or gray
oh, the sorrow and the anguish OF the sight
weary feet OF step with drums that beat
Whom the regiment marching from the hghti
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Harper's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

II was counsel for a railway com
pany IN the west. says a prominent
New York lawyer "in whose employ
a section hand had been killed by an
express train. His widow. OF course,
sued for damages. The principal wit.
ness swore positively that the loco.
motive whistle had not sounded un-
an after the entire train had passed
over hs departed friend
You admit that the whistle
blew?' sternly demanded OF the
witness.
Oh. yes; II blew
Now. / added impressIyely, 1f
that whistle sounded In time 10 give
Morgan warning the fact would be in
favor of the company, wouldn't it?'
1suppose So. said the witness.
Very we'll. Now. for what
earthly purpose would the engineer
blow his whistle after the man had
been struck
"'I presume, replied the witness.
with great deliberation, that the
whistle was for the next man on the
track, Harper's Weekly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
COFFEE

Why Schilling's Beste
Because it is best and
your money is yours if
you think you don't find
II so.
Your gFOsst returns youF nsnsy Il Ysu doat
tks it; vs paY HIN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
HAD IT IN FOR LINCOLN.

Portland direct primary lighters celebrated
LINCOLN RELIEVED EXPRESSING THEM.
SELVES.
The state Of Illinois LAncons primary
force.
LINCOLN WAS ALWAYS ON PEOPLE
Lincoln Douglas people
Hut have entered other
for what ne aid people
AFRAID TRUST THE PEOPLE ON ANY MAT.
Lincoln the founder Republican party
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
SCHOOL TEACHERS WANT
THAw RELa
(UnIted Press Leased WI

(UnIted Press Leased WI
Evansville, Ind, Feb, III
ment fayorlng the release ot
Thaw. slayer OF Stanford whl
developed among the teaehs
Washington township, in
coanty. which Is a few mllsl
nf here.
The teachers met in anhua|
uto and passed a resolution q
lmous vote 10 send a peli'ioaI
authorities at New York assi'
Thaw be released from the
at once. Several women
were present. and the resolll
adopted amid loud apphl'
hand-c'apping.
Several addres es were
the pedagogues. in which I'aI
lauded for having SIAN y
White. The petition vas Hs'
al the teachers present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

Who would WaHt 10 "Sdi 'h"' -
preston on Hetty Green's face for
all her millions.
This paper has no room to print
mean things said about any OF its
esteemed contemporaries, like the
Oregonian and the Albany Democrat.
While some men are chasing Of
fees. Judge Burnett seems to have
a hard time lodging honors.
Oregon has need Of immigration,
but not OF Hindu, black or tan or
Asiatic yellow.
Machines don't want men who
make any statements. 1t prefers pad
locked dummies.
Miss Theodore Shonts is TO wed an
another unpronounceable count. II Is
time for some nobleman to threaten
our country with the Japs.
The old guard are good men, but
they have no use for direct primar-
les.
Tears shed for wrong-doing are
generally shed after the fun has
been had.
Eugene will have "Parsifal."
The state press will slug most OF
the initiative measures.
Let us all unite to make 1t pleas
ant for the visitors.
Gambling has been suppressed at
Baker City for the present.
This Office Is swamped with edl-
torial advocating tariff reform. Who
hires II done and pays the postage?
The ONCE is flooded with offers to
sell public land scrip, The public
lands are still the object of gigantic
speculation instead OF the govern
ment reserving them for the actual
settlers Of the future.
Why should not Salem have a
humane society? The way some OF
tho poor horses are abused is a.
fright. Some come to town In n
nearly starved condition. There is
no religion In that.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
FILIPINOs SAY JAPs
WILL TAKE THE ~
(United Press Ieasea "

Manila, Feb. 17.-Tbs
junta at Toxic, claiming u
touch with japanese ofiicIalsa
tinues sending the dIsaHec,al
clos here. with whom It IA
munication, predictions Of !,
sion of the Philippine island
dismayed by the fact that the
sled destruction OF the Amerlo'
ships on emerging from ths'
Ian straits did not materIali
junta now declares that the I;
program is to await divisios
American naval strength. al
destroy the force REMAINING
Pacific, and afterward dispo'
the remainder should Il red
was done with the RussIaa|
fleet.
Co-incident with the juntat
ity there Is a recrudeseence (
the japanese spy system.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
Preparing eon rnE pnrualNo

fhe ocgoaan saysthere no par.
ogAnisailon, and that d support what thec is
ntT THAT DOt as far A. the
people sho have been Republicans euncerntd
THIN AIM 1tsT As bad n the O-ssonan wonB
have a that wayl REPUBLICANS As ENER WE'RE
the Republicans Furnish for SOW
Williams mayor az Po,uAna are nt an
eastA Republican,
thA ah-kLkNfioN ot CHAMBERLAIN ENDORSED ADMIN
fethAtioN, htf . nlelanallOn of Wnhyeombe
Abae Wil not take freedom vote A he,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

FRS, Mother treading letter from
son az college Henry's letters al
WAYS send me 10 the dictionary.
Second Mother (resignedly)- 49,
Ihats nothing; Jacks always send
me 90 the bank Puck.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
FLAX CULTURE IN
THE GREAT NORTHWEST

The second factor making for the
new prosperity may be termed "the
discovery OF flax For years there
had beea few scattered fax nelds,
but Q, Was only In the middle nine
ties that the northwestern pioneer
aWoke To the discovery that linseed
oil VAS OF a more truly golden hue,
not only than the wheat held, bat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
ON VERGE on

Omitted Press Leased wa
Paris. Feb. 17.-News via
TO the effect that Russia Is I
ing It's Caucasus forces at q
taken in connection with SAD
reports directing that troops
bilized at Kief and Odessa
province OF Don, Is taken bed
indication of very serious 4
ments in the pending TurkO-I
difficulties.
All OF the Cars garrisons
frontier are being strongly
forced and the military road
from Batoum to Turkey has
closed TO every one who Is 4
yided with special permits n
Batoum commander.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
MINISTER KILLED

III ~ NM
Los Angeles. Feb. iI.-k''
ward Bode. aged IS years Of !
sis,ant pastor OF the German
eTan church. was killed oy :
car last night at Belmon'
and Court street. lie vas ~
from church when he vas q.
westbcund coach and ihro~a !
alighting in the path Of an cas-
car. which manglsd his ooa'
old pastor became oonias7a
glare OF the headlight ana
directly In front OF the '"'
car.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

Ally brother has leading part In
the new drama.
What parts"
tie leads a horse across the Stage
In the last aot"'-Philadelphia In
Quirer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

His wife has a terrible cold and
has lost her voice entirely"
Yes. he SAYS he feels like a bach.
elor again. Exchange.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17


Subscribers branch delivery omees are s:tss
IS month eioe Ter thfss
Asylum r. q. Voc Son, Asylum Avenue Junction
Cane Seventeenth street A. w Lane Garden Road store
Alex Daue, souh Commercial street
Eppey East State street
Harrison Dee Fair Grounds ROAD
Twelfth Gross streets.
o. X Grocery A. A. Engleba I, Twelfth street
Wheeler's w. wheeer, Highland avenue
Yewp Par r. a.. Twelfth and Leslle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
TIE Last Great -

Did not cause % much ms.,,-
homeless as many a case o, 49,.
its miserable victim. And n. =.
did not bring so much Joy as -
parilla has given thousand, !, \
relieving the agonizing itching az
OF eczema-tortured people.
IN a Bed OF FIre-"Iuv.s
hre Tor years. owing to blood n,s.ln ~ N
my body, itching intensely yg,sos pasa's
meDt did not help me. | trisd M ns
snpsrilla and continued takins
entirely cured" MRs. j
Carbondnle. Pa. Z"
Tied the kands-"w. h.a !.
hands OF cur two-year-old AZ. !.
ecsems on his face and limhs
helped until We used Hood's G y.
which soon completely cured ~
WICK. - Montgomery ST., Pst.r.s-
Hoods sarsapsrilla is sold 49,
In the usual liquid. or in tablet ~.
earsatabs. 100 Doses One Dr.
pared only By c. 1. Hood Co, Io-lI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
SMILES

Who would want to wear that ex-
preston on Hetty Green's face for
all her millions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

This paper has no room to print
mean things said about any of its
esteemed contemporaries. like the
Oregonian and the Albany Democrat.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
HOT AIR cURLs THE FASHIONS
Preacher Puts Merry widow Hats n
Peep-a-BOO Garments In
Satan's Category.

.yMerry widow hats? Polka dot wells?
"Hipless'' skirts? High heels?
All the devils contrivances, says Rev.
W. A. Bartlett, pastor of the First Congre-
gational. church, Chicago.
Here are some of Mr.. Bartlett's views
on fashion, with which he startled youth
full members of the West Division Chris
tian Endeavor union at the Jackson Boul-
evard Christian church.
do not let Ithe world dictate to you
concerning the clothes and hats you shall
wear. / believe the devil uses the fash
ions to make. fools of people, as much
through these things as in what we call
sins.
Why should a good-looking Christian
! girl rig herself up with a hat the size
and shape of a platter stuck on the back
of her head, held on by a perforated
mummy cloth, drawn tight across her
nose and other features till her "
mother would not know her from a
~bandaged patient waiting for the ambu-
lance?
"She has a short skirt, which is we'll
enough, but IT reveals too often a No. o
foot crammed into a size 8 shoe, with a
two-inch heel stuck in the middle, MAX
ing a gait like that of a boy who has
fallen into the water with his clothes on
and is making a desperate effort to walk
as If he enjoyed 1t.
Then add to that the vigorous chew
ing of gum. which draws the mummy
cloth more closely than ever, and you
have a spectacle to make angels weep.
especially those who have charge of the
millinery department.
why! in my judgment a girl would
look far prettier in one Of those old-fash-
! topad hnnnaaa uvhioh Wara anrnefinez
made to look like the wire protectors
mother used to put over pie to keep IT
from the flies.
Let the men be funny with their clothes
If they want to. Let them wear cuffs
on the bottom of their trousers, turned UP
TO reveal their spotted socks and big an
kle bones Let them wear a tinplate hat
the size and shape of the one worn by
the Italian organ grinders monkey, and
attach their faces to crooked pipes and
ram hands down pockets that reach Il
the knees, till they have the attitude Of
one in great pain. o
The Lord made the male bird more
gorgeous to make up to him for lack o
character. He was to be the searche
for worms and supply the larder, Will
the modest mother bird was the real hea
Of the home and brought the birdlings on
VI Tx esSs shS hdu laiu' % tHe "oHa
has the adernment of love, sympathy
kindness and the beauty of life-if she viii
"a woman wants to look we'll. God i'm
planted that desire. and 1t is right, but VIII
should a sweet face be distorted by
fashion as heather as that OF the Fiji, an
a good figure by nature be contorted int
that OF the old Black Crook?
Youth is the time OF real pleasure, c
enthusiasm. of constituencies and OF forms
tive life. 1t must not be disfigured by 81
to the soul or sins to the ~body."-Chicag
Recprd-Herald.