New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
THE T4LK or THE Day.

seattle Is swelling with pride over her exposition
ouI she isn't a bit more proud OF II than spokane
seems 10 be over The Spokesman Reviews TWEEN
F-Hfih anniversary number. The quarter century
"f Eastern Washinston's leading newspaper was
AttlnsF celebrated with a comprehensive and pro-
fGsely Illustrated edition Of ninetv-tuo pares
which The Spokesman Review placed before its
readers the biggest paper issued IN tile Far
Northwest. complete story OF the development
~ that section since the first Spokesman Review
taken from the press. in 1854 reads almost like
a fairy tale. so marvellous has bean the growth OF
Washington and Oregon And. The SPokes-
naa- Review" says in a highly optimistic editorial.
the possibilities and rewards that held out to-
day TO homeseekers and investors are many fold
grcater than those of lSSi This broad and Leauti-
ful region has potential resources that ere capable
Of supporting twenty times the present population
Drummer-Is there a stationery store at Crow
stage Drivcr-I couldn't say. pard. that you'd And
anything stationary AZ Crow Bend. because they
things movin. but she's lively. and I'm shore
you'd like the place-Judge-
\ dental surgeon expresses the opinion in The
Dundee Advertiser that the chief cause II the in
OF dental troubles in years is that the
bread generally used IS made from roller
-four. He writes some years I discovered
that there is increase Of about 4c per cent during
mastication In the acjdity OF bread produced from
roller -four. whereas there is 10 such increase when
the bread is composed Of stone-made -four Further.
! kept In an incubator. at the temperature OF the
mouth. teeth imbedded in chewed bread made from
roller flour and from stone-nade flour. Now the
teeth imbedded in the bread made from old fash
toned Stcne-made -four decayed but slowly whereas
those imoedded in the bread made from modern
roller -four decayed rapidly"
How much of an income do you think you could
live comfortahly2"
on about Slooco a year until my wife found out that
was getting thar much."-ChIcago Record Herald
This college professor ike many other men OF
erudition. fond of Lewis Carroll While visit
ing his sister. he asked his niece a miss of fifteen
10 get Through the Looking Glass for him
from the public library. She evidently did like
the task and he asked her the reason With some
hesitation she replied. oh I'll II If you really
want it. But l don't like 10 have the librarian
think that read chiIdren's books"
SUNDAY School Teeaccher-Nov. Danny. what do
Danny-Gettm' mad without sayin' any cuss
words.-Boston Transcript
Among the latest vaudeville novelties in Paris .s
a bicycle act which Is referred on the PRO
gramme the whizzing globe" In a great wire
cage, globuar in form and about twenty feet In
diameter. man sits mounted IN a bicycle. His
wheel rests rim OF narrow wooden Stats
which extends In a circle around the inside of the
globe The pedals vigorously. and the globe
resting axle and free from the floor. is set
in motion, the revolutions being in Keeping with
the rapidity of the wheel the inside. The show
is not half over. however. when the man emerges
and makes his bow, fer in the second act another
wheelman takes his place the top of he globe
and, while the great cage is whizzing. impelled hy
the bicycle rider inside, the man on top maintains
his place. the wheels of his machine spinning
around I'm harmony with the globes motions. The
whole thing is a globuar treadmT SO novel as to
make it wonderful to look at.
MY family has gone into the country for a
month, old man. and
Cant come up, old fellow. have sworn of
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