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Mexico Missouri message., 1909-11-25
Love.

somebody. The greatest pleasure,
of an the luxuries Of our being
is life full of love. The heart of
man or woman who truly loves
nature or some other being, than
self, really has the coveted para
disc right here on earth. The heart
that truly loves has God in it, for
what is God but lover And if you
love your fellowman truly and
tenderly, you will naturally love
everybody and everything that is
denOminated good.
The heart, in a haven of love,
is like the sun in its course, it secs
nothing from the pearls Of the
morning dew to the sunset in mid
ocean but something which
brightens and warns and fills its
being. Love gives itself away,
cannot be bought; is never lost,
and if not reciprocated, it will
flow back to its fountain and will
soften and purify the heart
Mans love is Of mans life
a part. II is wOman's whole exis-
lance" Love is only an episode
in the life of man. but it IS
wOman's entire history. Love is
an image of GOd-the living
essence of the divine nature which
beams full of goodness. Nothing
50 Stirs the soul Of man as the
consciousness of love from the first
hutterings Of its silken wings;
from the first rising sound and
breath Of love, the soul Of man be-
comes a worshipper at its altar.
1t is a silver link, a silver tie that
binds heart to heart, mind to
mind, soul to soul, and all to God.
Take away love and the heart
of the moral would be palsied.
Love is the cure of all the ills and
wrongs, the cares, the sorrows and
the crimes of humanity. 1t is the
divine vitality to every one of us,
that produces or restores true hap
piness. Love is the badge of
Christian. As the king of the
three stables expects his servants
to don certain livery, so Christ ex-
poets his servants to wear his
badge-which is Love. All Of
earthly loves should be but step
ping stones to the love Of God and
those who enjoy treading this
stairway, will always bless His
holy name for his goodness and
mercy. &kas
Luther beautifully said: Faith
like light, should always be I'M
bending, but love, like warmth.
should beam forth from every side
and bend to every necessity of the
brethren"
Davidson says: II know no
better augury to a young mans
future than true filial devotion. +"
Show me a young man who is
truly devoted to his mother, and
| will show you one who rarely
goes morally wrong. Next to the
love of God is the love to mother.
II do not remember" the author
says, "Of single instance of
young fellow going to the bad
whose continual desire was to
gladden. his mothers heart and
who was tenderly devoted to her. 4"
The real test of love is suffer
ing. You generally find out how
much of love exists by finding
how much suffering is endured
without complaining. The charac-
ters great in love have been great
in sacrifice. Gods love is truly
measured by his great sacrafice.
But love must be fed. 1t needs new
leaves for the springtime, and new
flowers for the pathway; and
when thus fed it beauties with
age, and when we get old it daz-
zles like the sun on the snow.
And remember that if nobody
loves you it is generally your own
fault. Love is the greatest thing
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Mexico Missouri message., 1909-11-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of Missouri In the Circuit Court
| IS
County of Audrain To Jan. term 1910.
John w. Hill. Plaintiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

the commission involve technirait-
ties which ahogiid hs passed upon by
a trained legal mind. said the man
who offered the ~t1ww~ntipu. -ans u
wouid BE- a wtsr move believe. te
pay such a man tfe.9Vo a year 90
devote hta tifie, Or ha much II his
time as IL necessary. % the demands
81 the office
For such a sum u would h~ pos
sibIo 90 secure the services % q first
class corporation attorney. Nhoae
value 20 the rams would b. FAR more
than the tio.goo paid him. And. too.
such a man would be- free ~ league
prejudice. lie would not care
whether the National or American
Isaxus wanted a decision, bat would
give u "a the evidence showed u
should 90. I am sure a commission
II this kind would meet with THE
approval Of the unsalfish nagnate~.
and know tbs public. which. after
all. " the body 80 hs considered.
would view such choice with satis.
faction"
And when yuu pendrr on this fos
a fsw minutes. think you'tl all
agree that my friend has a good
hunch-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
Impartial National Commission
Needed for Baseball, Says Wright

above suspicious. the commission
should be more essniy balanced.
Hermann. as chairman. CraWs g.. 600
a year. which Just mosVis pays the
genial Germans entertainment l.ilfa.
Why mot reorEanlze the commission
and instead OF making Hermann
chairman. give the office 10 someone
not connected with either ioagueT
Represent Minor Leagues.
The minor leagues. which have be-
come Of far more Importance Ia the
baseball world than the majors. an
the result Of having Joined hands
as the National association. have no
representation on the commission
believe they should be represented
and suggest that when Hermann
rettres. a. he has announced he will.
that his place b. filled BY repre-
sentative ~ the mfnorA
A suggestion was made 20 INC that
Herrrnann's place should b. filled by
4 capable lawyer. ing enough and
broad enough Co use the knowiesisa
his legal training has yiven hiYn.
Tor the best interest Of the natlona
game
Many Of the questions put up 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
sY TIP WRIGHT.

Why not reconstruct the nafional
commis.ion--hasehalrs court OF last
sppealf The time for the move IL
present. Opportunity IL beating IN
the door panel. and unless the base
bail men are stone deaf they can
hear the humping.
As now constituted. the commits
ston IL formed Of the presidents Of
the National and American leagues
and third member Garry Herr
mann. owner % the Cincinnati club.
10 the third member: he hna been
ever since the commission was
founded
I'm not finding fault with Herr
mann. whose work has been all that
anyone. save an American league
partisan. could ask for. Sfiii. the
fact that Hermann owns a club in
the Old leagtse gives fhe balance Of
power to that organization. This
has been counterbai4nced in a meas
ure By the nggressivenass Of preHi =
Gent Ban - Johnson ~ the Amer
lean league. who Is the strong man
Of the three
But 70 BE- absolutely impartial and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

followers Inconsistent lot a, best They roast pug
makes and call him all kinds of an I'm
fool Then they round and roast The taTsssng fighter
hti his command
the Of The fighters
aud who through
Of mental Grip
Jertoa Britt Tommy Burns and tho
looking bawied
a shyiocks.
medium somewhere but somehow haani
light recently Therefore all thnss considered Bat Nelson
be able
promise small Welsh Anyway
economically inclined console
nner paid In pounds
sterling. and In good American gTecnbackn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

gta last "Wednesday. Late Saturday
he reached homo again. FUN af dts
gust.
Yes. l went 60 Macon. and we
looked about some Tor game
could have had a crack at a ground
Squirrel or two and possibly a harm
yard chicken. but a. for hunting
Georgia won't do MIR cohhl4 one
~ the most genial men l ever met.
but there are two things We Will
never agree 0n game and baseball
why. tarnation take IL alt thun-
dercd Wagner 4 have lost four
whole days OF real hunting on that
trip south No mere Of n FOR Hans
The south ~ all right and Cohb'a
all right, only wish he had not told
me about that swell hunting In Cseor-
gia. I'm losing faith In everyone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
FIHES
READY

When the Franklin high basbet-
bail five lines up against the Y. NJ.
q. A. students on the Franklin gym
floor this afternoon, II is certain
thai the school five win put up a
better game than last Friday, when
Lincoln took their measure to the
tune Of rs 20 rs.
FRANKLIN has made some shifts
ana substitutions. with a view 20
strengthening the team. Deifel, tho
crack football player. win be put An
one Of the guard positions. while
McAdam will be given a chance at
center. The latter player has done
some star work this year as q sub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

PTTTsBURG. Dec. rs. --- Hans
Wagner and Ty Cobb have decided
not To be chuus. al least not until
the hunting season Is over. Hans
Gays Ty don't know what good hunt
ing r.. and THAT he can prove e.
Tvs side Of the case has not been
heard by the people Of Pittsburg
but II h felt that the end Is not yet.
II appears that during the last
worlds champion season Wagner
and Cobb got very chummy Ty
told Hans that down IN Georgia
vftsd Hans 10 come to Georgia and
fetch his dogs There was much
correspondence. and finally Hans
appears 70 have slipped nff 20 Geor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

out and give thanks 90 one Frtn-
gerald for thu fast card he has ar
ranged for tho smoker tonight.
Judging By the names on the ilmt
aud the past performances Of the
men named. the evening win FUR
nt~h amusement from the time the
gong rings for the first bout 10 tho
moment when tho last boxer gets
his.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE STILL
AT OUTS over PRESIDENT
ELECTION OF EITHER WARD OR HEYDLER
MEANS TROUBLE FOR ORGANIZED BASE
BALL-STANLEY ROBINSON HOLDS THE
DECIDING VOTE.

lyn clubs Stanley Robinson OF 81.
Louis holds the deciding vote, but
up TO date no has not tipped has
hand To put Il mildly. tho situa-
ton Is strained. and today's devel.
opmantN may decide the fate of
organized baseball
Tho American league directors.
who met yesterday. whitcwashcd
the New York club OF the charge
Of maintaining a signal tipping hu-
reau last season. bat passed law
barring any manager who hcuce-
forth attempts o. steal an opposing
teams signals from baseball for
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
MVFlGH-TAYIOl
FIGHT LOOKS
GOOD
Boys Are Evenly Mate :,
and Should Pu, M
Whirlwind Scrap---F;,I,
in Tacoma New Y.,y'
Night.

Pete McveiRh and Rosec. v....
matched for January !. rha, MI, I. I
mighty good % the fans ~
paper. a. any rate. looks lsks
fight The pair have been - i
by the Coast Artillery Aih,a,,, i.
~ Tacoma 10 fight az ~ -.
~ 2 o'clock. which weight 40 ~ y.
enn make without trouble M. ~ "
VII fight for 80 per cent y NJ
gate, - be cut on a winner ~
basis ~ 90 and IS. HF
Ever since Mcyeieh hr.t
the lime light last week ~ -.
saYen-roune draw with Ira, - -
a. Tacoma IN his first prnfs..s.
Tight. there has been tall AZ ~
Weigh Taylor scrap 10 give n. ~.
promising lightweigfts 4 ~ W
nKainHt each other. Tav,a, ~
AcNeiRh, IN nsw to tia ra,r.
a. he also fought Long a -
Few weeks ago. the nilI shssss \.
a real test between the nrwr..., =,
I,sw Reddy. Cleveland r,ss.
weight. has been matched a
Tom @cMahoa. Billy Papkes M.
ring partner @'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

NEW YORK. Dec. iS.-The dead
lock for the presidency OF the Ma
tional league has not Yet been
connected with organized baseball
ton Of John NJ Ward win surely
antagonixe tho American league.
even 90 the point of severing rela-
tons with the older organization.
according 10 President johnson Of
the American on the other hand.
the election az Acting President
Haydler ~ opposed by the Chicago.
New York. Philadelphia and Brook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
SHORT SPORT

Pittsburg Pirates may train az
San Francisco instead OF Hot
Springs
Cobb made nine homo runs and
81 doubles last season.
Big Tim Sullivan 10 stakeholder
for the Jeffries-Johnson battle.
Calvin Dsmarest. billiard cham
pion. is a year older than Willie
Hoppe.
Mathewson was knocked out Of
box In indoor baseball game NJ Troy.
". Y.
Phiiiies have their eyes ON Tommy
Leach as manager II King deal
fails.
Yale and University Of Illinois
may have dual field meet
New York sporting editors are
calling Jeff-Johnson fight The Bat
tie Of the Films"
bublnesH Manager Williams Of
the Cubs talked OF for National
league secretary.
Chicago may play the Navy foot
ball team next fail.
Johnny Coulin and George Kitson
viii clash al New Orleans Deoen-
Der 20.
Notre Dame has an aviation club.
Harvard's University football
players may Join soccer eleven.
Johnny Evers may he asked to
coach the Williams College nine.
Tho Red Sox win stay at Hot
/ Springs only two weeks.
DANCE AT DREAMLAND.
Dance tonight. Admission free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

MeVeigh Ia
biting All the local
I'D screwed down tightly
this alaid and respectable burg there woud eany be some
lightweight discovery that belongs Seattle a at
Of the nEht
k travel for
Phslps OF that
fans the
Eddie Marine make
and shuttle tho cards round
and good match oa OF the combination Heres hopnE
over Ia
SOME MENTION EXACT MUM
for
of police protection
himself II he Glorious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
BA SELLS
WINNERS

Basers Stars hooked up with a
scratch team Of rollers from the =.
A. 9. last night. tina former team
winning three straight. Charley
Weidei copped high score and high
average. with si7. and the very re-
spectacle average ~ ies. The scores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

Pocket Knife. Air Rifle. Striking
Bag. Boxing Gloves.
A. L. HALL.
III First Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
.===:] THE STARS PAGE o. UP-TO-DATE SPORTS 4 =EI

Battling Eelson NJ last Well me
little Engnhman has been after the Dane Tor two Years ana MS
The amount OF
the
Nelson
Robinson hold
affairs Wiuh aeah
left he a
OF the Idea that Mr Nelson out OF pure
goadnaAA Of
English champion take crack at his title That's not Mr nelson's
probable meeting
the htweghts IS little provo that Mr Nelson is % get tooo
= guaranteed
but To that
Tor taking aun, the pond next
side bet but u doubtful
Nelson sight will to take
chances of decreasing his winnings
The Neiaouweah nght really maiorallzen VIII be second
undinpued champions
their class in America and England respectively and the battle VI.
viii lend interest 10
which returned
OF the church with
large andp enty Of o u With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
WASHINGTON WINS
BASKETBALL
GAME
Takes Long End of u TO
Il Score From Y. NJ. {.
A. Five Last Night
One Game Each.

The University u Washington
basketball players made lt horse
and horse with the u. a. q. A.
gmiBt by taking the second game ~
the season last night by the close
score u ~ 10 n. The opening game
last week went 10 the y NJ O. a.
with - 10 20 score. and last nights
victory was nuts % the eoilcFians.
who did not relish the idea 81 play
ing under dog All the time
Brilliant basketball WAS The order
~ the evening, bofh fives playing
a. top speed most of tise time. The
lineup and score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

0eais from the field Mullen 4.
A. Cock :. Rabcl I. tsurkheimer 2.
tie channe z. ttiRsby !, HoaF q
ciemeutson I. 81 John g Goals
from foul line 'ismentnOn /. DE
Chesns 9. b. John !. Referees
polntr-Three awarded to Ubiver-
sity, one awarded to the +. NJ. 9. a.
Rsferee Dr. ID. G. Hall Of the Unit
veFHlty Of Washington Umpire
Prof D0uthltt ~ the " ~ g. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
NEW SYSTEM TO PICK
FOOTBALL CAPTAIN

Z Coach pT n A. S.~s0n ~ 4
Z Williams college - Oppressed % q
th@ ssl~cttVn u fooftnH cas- a
tAins TIE suggests that $50 .
men. one Tor thr lins and ene 4
Tor the backs. might b. e1sssass. =
from thH " mrn IS the ath. Z
lHtte couueaf and siae coach 20 4
handle thm spring practice 4
work. This would Ff~~ a sgssr 4
On their fitness for ftafd Gag. 4
t@inns In the early faN work 4
1fe ~ thna1 az Another man 4
: snikht b. tried For the fret 4
game ths coach rutid ehaasa 4
ths man 10 his opinion best 4
= fiftssi fer the place n hs niasfs :
Enod. be could ~ kept there 4
= W not try another man Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
FOOTBALL RULES

fRespectfuiy submitted committee o revson1
Footballs must be resilient and eoapsbls
pounds 20 the inch; this will break q
Nc nridlror shall o. metal.
The college yell a hereby abolished barbsrIsna
melting to brutality.
each osre nostl.o
hair 10 inmesl to the trseheae Of contestants
The high ball anything spproxssina a. 10 barred
tending TO bad feeling; eheersa nebsa
When player "Dc~nl" he
mated BY referee give psyna
n better slas heretofore
No player shall but eye an opponenss n
through oversight he should DO he
game 90 = 2
Players still continue goat undue force anSs
employed. -.
broken back counts two points opposing eievs
broken leg broken ribs not count n q
Any player losing his head durne game hsrss
qualified for esreessnsss n stu alive. III n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
"a Giles
DO WNE0

The Owls took two out Of three
from the naughty Eagles at the s.
A. 9. drives last night Putnam's
fle In the last game was high mark,
while HIS average Of 1856 also topped.
The scores:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
SNAPPY
FIGHTS

Looks like the members % the
Ballard Athletic club ought TO get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
Cup and Plate Rack

OF eolid oak In the weathered finish. rs inches
long clock IN center. top shelf grooyed for plates
cup hooks. a we'll made rick built mission
lines. regular price sf5o .............-.. 1915
Evening journal., 1909-06-23
DIPLOMAS FOR
FOUR GRADUATES
franklin 5. EdmOndS Gives
Words Of Advice to du.
POnt School Class

cynthia Perl Pote, Margaret Godfrey
Marguerite Marie Began and Alice Mary
Marshall received diplomas at the annual
commencement exercises OF the Alexis J.
dupont School last night Parents and
many friends OF the graduates attended
the exercises. The school auditorium was
prettily decorated for the OCCASION
Franklin $. Edmonds, a member of the
Board Of Education, Of Philadelphia, ad-
dressed the graduates and Professor A. r..
spald. county superintendent presented
the diplomas. MIR. Edmonds' address
scintiaung with good advice to the gradu-
ates and was exceedingly helpful Miss
Pote read the essay "A Bird In the Bush
is Worth two in the Handi' Miss Godfrey,
MY Favorte Hero." Miss Began,
achievement" and Miss Marshall,
wireless TeiogreplF." The Rev. william
NJ Kiener made the invocation, there
was music by an orchestra, chorus sing
ing by the children Of the school and a
quartette sang BLACK virginia Boy" and
Farmer Slow"
1t was one Of the most pleasing COM
menoement exercises in the history of the
school. W. X. Yerger is prinicapl OF the
school,
Evening journal., 1909-06-23
THE CAUSE OF UNHAPPINESS

He buys her all she needs 10 wear. he
gives her an she wants 20 cat.
Beyond that. thaugh he sas no sare,
he counts his duty then complete.
He seems 10 think that she should be
conaented with her married lot
He cannot understand nor see just
why II IS that she Is not.
The tears she sheds he never knows
nor does he ever hear her moan.
In misery the nights he goes down
town and leaves her all alone.
He really thinks that he is kind
whate'ro she wants he'll gladly buy
What ever fancy sarikes her mind.
that fancy he will crafty.
He looks about and notes with pride
that ather wives have less than She
And yet he rushes from her side AT
every opportunity.
His love for her he'd loudly shout, her
picture he has proudly shown,
Yet every night he hurries out and
leaves her weeping there alone.
If / can read a womans retha or Of
her soul the true depths sound,
Her dethest wish Is not for smart at
tire or to be richly gowned;
'Tis not to crafty her tastes for pret-
ty things she weds a man,
For silken hose. or fancy waists-sh'e
built upon a nobler plan.
In sDite Of all her husband gives, the
cup Of sorrows at her lip,
II. needles of her love, he lives and
robs her of comnanlonship.
Evening journal., 1909-06-23
NEW REASON FOR
WOMAN LABOR

An Englishwoman offers a novel ex-
PLANTATION Of the wholesale entrance of
women as workers into shop and Office
and factory in active competition with
men. In the old days" writes this
analyst, who is one of the English
women of title who are avowed Suff-
ragists, spinning, weaving. dyeing.
distilling. brewing. jam making, soap
making, baking and many kindred oc-
cupations were undertaken by the wo-
men In the household. Mans inven-
tions have altered all this Every
occupation listed has been taken by
invention out Of the household. and
women have to look for something else
to do. They cannot sit at home with
their hands folded. They are not asked
even to do needlework, and even men
have taken to cooking. So women nat
urally have invaded the shops and the
offices and the factories, and I believe
they will invade them in steadily in
creasing numbers. This is the newt
able march Of progress, and it is sig
nificant the change-the revolution.
might say-covers the entire civilized
world"
Evening journal., 1909-06-23
DTssOTTTTTON NOTICE

STATE OF DELAWARE
OFFICE or SECRETARY or STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY COME, GREETING:
WHEREAS. IL appears to my salts
faction by duly authenticated record OF
the proceedings for the voluntary disso-
luton thereof by the consent or more
than two-thirds In interest of all the
stockholders deposited In my office, the
American Electric Lamp Company. q.
corporation OF this state whose principal
office IL situated at No, $40 Ford Build
inB In the city OF Wilmington. county
Of New Castle and State OF Delaware,
therein and In charge thereof, upon
whom process may be served, has COM
piled with the requirements OF IAN Act
providing General Corporation Law. -
amended and approved, March T. A. u.
1901. amended and approved March u.
A. ID. 1908. amended and approved March
q A. D. 1905 and amended and approved
March q. A., b. 1901 preliminary 70 tho
cERTlFfcArE or DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore, / Daniel q. Hastings
Secretary OF state Of the State of Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said
corporation did on the nth day OF June
A. -. 1909, hie IN the office a duly .execu.
the dissolution OF said corporation exc
cutcd W more than two-thirds In inter
est Of all the stockholders thereof
which said consent and tho records OF
the proceedings aforesaid. are now OF
Gle in my said Office as provided by law
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
have hcreunto set my hand an'
ofnciai seal AZ Dover thi
/ (SEAL) eleventh day Of june IN th'
year OF our Lord ono thousan'
nino hundred and nine.
(Sicncdl DANIEL, O. HASTINGS
ilG-G-30-iyl Secretary Of SlAle