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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
Horse Owners,
Attention

Best a caro aud pasture for your
horse fof the winter Phone Main
- or Main t32. Inquire John Wal
lace. Meadows go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
BACKACHE OR KIDNEY MISERY
ENDED WITH SEVERAL DOSES

No man or woman here whose
Kidneys are ont OF order. or who
suffers from haekaehe or bladder
misery. can afford to leave Pape's
p.nrctic untricd.
After takiag several doses. an
pains IN the back. sides or loins.
rheumatic twlngca. nervousness
headache. siceplessness. iuflamnd
or swollen eyeilds. dizziness. tired
or WORKOUT feeling and other
symptoms u clogged. sluggish aid.
ncys simply vanish
Uncomfortable urinRtion fespe.
ciaily az ulghti. KmaFting. dlscol.
ored water ana all bladder misery
ends
The moment you suspect the
slightest Kidney or bladder dlsor.
der. or feel rheumatism pains.
don't continue TO be- miserable or
worried. but set a gifty cent treat
ment Of Papes Diureilc from your
druggist and start taxing as "A.
recied. With the knowledge that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

there II no other medicine. AZ any
price, made anywhere else IA the
world, which IS 80 harmless or viii
effect 80 thorough and prompt
cure
This unusual preparation goes
direct 70 the cause OF trouble. dis
iribullug iia cleansing. healing and
viialislng Influence directly upon
the organs aud glands affected and
completes the cure before you real.
ixe Il.
A few days treatment OF Pape'g
biurstic means clean. healthy. &C.
tive Kidneys. bladder and urinary
ofEans and SON feel fine.
Your physician. pharmacist.
banker or any mercantile agency
will tell you that Papa. Thompson
s Pape, Of Cincinnati. Is a large
and responsible medicine concern.
Thoroughly worthy Of your conf.
dence.
Accept only papo'a Dlnretlc-
fifty cent treatment from any
drug store anywhere IN tho world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

senator accured the first approprla.
ton for the shin canal. told Of tho
STRUGGLES be had Ia congress 10 per
suade The Eastern men that a canal
was VeVded Judge Burke, tho ora
tor OF the day. told the crowd how
the canal would make Seattle the
groatoat harhor Ia tho world. and
how Il would outrank other large
places. He said that other larger
cities were just starting ON this
work also.
lie was followed hy MIR mace and
Senator Cottorill. who told OF tho
early struggled for tho money with
which 20 build the waterway
Directly after the exercises. the
force ui men waiting went Ca work.
aud soon long strings OF dump cars
were carrying the dirt down 10 tho
lake front where n space for an
athletic ground Is 20 BIO filled ln.
The work started yesterday IL on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
No PRISON FOR
BANKER WALSH
-,on TO SEND HIM AT
's'' oscr TO TIE "ptN"
Is DENIED.

.,co Oct IS Tho federal
CHM refused The petition OF
~ w, ~ sims FOR the Immediate
fss'n.s,eenl Of John 4 Walsh,
= been convicted Of wrcok.
y chrago National hank, m
~ was Formerly president.
Il out On bail
I'll has appealed % higher
AM ne sentence. and thc
~ rcafs ruled that the banker
i ~ h4rln bis term az Leav.
$50 NTH the court acts upon
= ~. ~sans that IN spite Of the
~. ~ n Prosecutor Sims, who
80 8 responsible more than
- man for the bankers
y .sss,r. that walsh Win remain
~ - time a. least and have
!. ~ s.. ~ opportunity OF retrieving
! 80 n hss fortune that was
'.sv, auay In TIE failure OF his
1NtFA
hnk g.. - ....,
~ A. t'nlted States steel cor
1900. -. through } p Morgan q
a. advanced 100000 20
s q bind a long option for
=. 4. ss.sskass Of his railroads at q
49,. ~ 81 u be IN the nelghhur'
aa,a q ~ geo.
"a money advanced by Morgan
n = usea hy Walsh. IA Is said.
!. nay TIE Interest on the note 81
rI.ssSs held By the clearing
srss haaks a Chicago. the utter
= q uhleh nov totals s7l.2is ny
nsinE this Interest tbs banker VIII
1 ensbled 10 gain time In which
! tlsss ~ the details Of the pros.
wx.isa trnnsfeE Of his companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
FIRST SHOVELFUL
Of DIRT LIFTED IN
LAKE CANAL WORK

over SEQ spectators we're present
when Ex-Governor John A. Mcaraw
turned tho lever ~ the huge steam
shovel that lifted whole load OF
dirt and dumped Il into a waiting
car IN The beginning OF work on the
Lake Washington Canal yesterday
afternoon.
hesldes cXGoyernor McGraw.
Judge Roger = Green. John 81.
hraco Judge Thomas Burke. Major
6. w kutR. Watson $. Squire,
senator Goorsc b Cottcrlil aud 8.
" Grange were on the shovel AN
onliveped the day with speoehsa
upon what the canal had done and
WAS guing 10 Do 20 make Seattle
the Grcateat harhor Va the world.
Mr. Squire. who as United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
PROSECUTES DENTISTS

Twelve dentists who are prac.
ucing In this city without licenses
viii be prosecuted az once. accord.
ing 20 Deputy Prosecuting Attor.
ney John IN Perry.
"informailons will be filed against
them Al once. aud the eases sat for
immediate trial. continued tho
prosecutor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

New York.. Robert Scott Lovott
today was elected president OF the
Southern Pacific Railway company.
succeeding tho late r. n. HART.
man. William Mahl WAS elected
vice president OF tho southern ia.
ciflc. loveti already has been
elected president Of the Union Pa
cilie and nov has assumed direct
command oi the Hartman lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
TROUT sy WAGON LOAD.

NEnMfsTON. Ore. Oct Is As
,ssri. OF closing The Hiermiston
u1tsr slieA for the winter season
H. rssasnis Of this community
we're toaay well supplied With
fr4t when the water was turned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

or trout were caught hy the wagon
load. thus indicating that the siph
screens Installed by the govern
mont are ineffective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

Ellensbyra. Chief Of Police }.
W shuH has been charged with nc
copting IA hrlbo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

that Hceti0n OF the canal between
lakes Washington aud Union.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
PLEASANT HOME ITEMS.

Mrs. l. Royal called on Mrs.
q. c. Finley Thursday after
noon.
Mrs, II II. Ball Of Norwood
has been visiting home folks for
.he past week.
August and Fred Hegburg
made business trip to Mt
Grove Friday.
The zee cream soc al given in
honor OF Florence F'inley's birth.
day May t. Wa, well attended
all retort good time.
Ms. Donclson and family tax
On dlnncr with Mr. kallaman and
family Sunday May IL.
Frank Caudle and family. Mary
Donc!son and daughter taken
dinner at 6. G, FInIey's Sunday.
As this is all will ring off so
good bye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
NTH. GROVE NOTES

In tho baseball gam" played
here Friday between the Mtn.
Grove ball team and the Uisa.
homa Indians, M,n. Grove won
hy u .cove o: 10 to ..
Evangelist o. r. Hamilton and
wife with their singer Prof. a. l..
Haley arrived from Fort Scott
Wednesday evening aud will give
. lectur" at the Opera House
Tuesday evening.
The porcas Society Of the
Christian Church gave a Novelty
Social Friday evening which not.
cd about Sl1,
Postmaster 7 4 Alsup Of Nor.
wood transacted busin's. in this
city Thursday.
The now Glove factory viii open
for business III . few days.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
PICKCPS.
By the Country Lad.

Hello kind Ed. and readers O.
the CEEssEr here | come with a
a little bnndle Of news.
We are having very nice YEA
Their st present writing.
Willie Dorelson has been help.
ing his brother Albert replan,
corn this week.
Frona Smart. Warren, Oma
and Maggie Robertson and John
Kennedy made a pleasan. call
at Donelson last Saturday eve.
MSS Anna Seger is visiting
friends in Springfield this weeg
The Farmers Union lodge at
Fsirview is still incrt asing in
number and strength, Lewis
Seg.r and ". X. Ives were
initiated, also another order for
a Darrell Of oil was gotten up
Mrs. En- ma Donelson, Mary
John. and Bette Doneison took
dinner, with +. o Kallmon Sun.
The Bali Game which took
place at Mt. Grove last Friday
between the Indians from Okla.
and Mt, Grove. ended in favor
OF Mt. Grove, the score stood
~ to 8. Hurrah for Mt, Grove,
II this escapes the waste
basket will come again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
ROUND ABOUT THE COUN
TRY PICKUpS.
by THE DAISY'S

Kind Editor we will write a
few items for our paper thi, low.
~ Spring day.
Planting corn is the order of
the day.
Mary Doncl,on arrived home
from hansas City last Sunday.
Mrs. Hitchcock called on Mrs.
Will Brnton Monday.
John. oegcr and family called on
Cbas Scger and family last Tues.
day eve.
Ben liruton is on the sick list
at present, hope TO hear of a
speedy recovery.
Walter Lyons and Oscar Kallman
were pleasant callers at Mrs.
Emma Done!son's Sunday.
Hello l., autiful California
come again with your bundle of
news, we enjoy reading your
items immence'y.
Wonder what "Ruster Brown"
is doing, We II send tige to search
for him.
Mr. II. H. Ball is preparing to-
leave for Okla. numerous friends
will regret hearing of his de.
parturc.
Hoping to see these in print |
must closa and say bye bye to
one ard all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20

5'.sf j.
Minnie YsadelD Mn teach the
Ahster schosl. r. T. Jarrett
sm tsnch TIE Casd,e Scl.ool.
john Carter VII teach 6soney
Point. I'm Shores yin zach
Fairvier.
The G. a. B. vim decorate The
Graves st the Curtis Cemetry
the 81 of Nay.
Wiz jarrett entered EchAo,
at Norwood hast Monday, and
conteDplates teaching the Reed
School.
Services At the Cssdle Church
next Sunday BY Rev. Ling.
Albert Douelson Of vhststone
was.up in this partOf the ooun.
try last Sat.
Laura YandaI 10 stsyingat Mr..
Maxom and attending School in
Norwood,
Emma Rainey spent Thurs.
night with Mamie and zena
Jarrett.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
TTLAR CAL.
BY Il CALIFORNIA POPPY

| thought il the Ed. would al
low me a space in his paper.
would write some items for the
CkEssET as | am u gIrl from Mo
from the grand old Ozark and
the land Of the big red apple
and am now a resident OF Tular
Cal. ] thought you would all like
to hear from out here.
Cal. is sure a fine state and is
improving every year.
The first crop Of lay has been
nearly all put up out here. How
is that:
Will Finley and family of Lind.
say visited the formers parents
Saturday.
Iva Absher has resigned her
position 10 the MIIiDcr store Of
Felting and Woods.
Come again "Maraguete' we
eLJoy reading Your items very
much.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
MISSOURI
PATEN rs

Grated tbs week, Reported by {. A
5asw x e.. PsieE; A,rrneJs Wash
ngtoD.
E.. y. Baker. ST. Louis, Number.
plate holder for beadiigbts. =.
K. Bigier, Ksnsss CRY, D.slnfect.
ant holder for .elephoLe-transnit.
tiers o. B. Blsnkenship & II. b.
Sherwood. KansAs city Dash. pot.
4. NJ. Clark. Webh city, kc:en.
trc. J. u. Hannibal. St. LOUIS
Feed.bcx. II. \. He!lmsD. st.
Louis, Poultry.b:oodsr. II. II.
Hughes. Springfield, Revolving
furnscs for vois,iliz'n1 zinc ores.
c. Y. Ike. Kansas city bath tub.
G. n LasswelI, W. +. Hopper, /.
". Cneely a. ". d. Lssswell,
Campbell, Log.losder. &. W.
lille, St, LOUIS. Passenger.car
construction. v. |. McCausland,
Flat River. Photo.smoks arre.t@r.
n Nester, Kansas city. Turn.'abIe
for bottle mods. q. II, Picher,
Joplin. Treating argen,iferous
lead ores. G. W. Ridpath, Pierce
City, Box.cover fastener. W.
.Schpu, st. LouI. Lock for mach.
Inc screws. II. A. Waterman,
Liberal, Handbook.
For copy ~ any Of the above patents
lend ten cents n postage stamps with
date Of IBIS paper 10 G. A, Snow Il G,
u e.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20

The y. O. ~ kfll : pic.ic
hafe tbe 1sk dsy u Nag. There
|wa1 aInusemesfs for everybody.
In TIE evenings ball same VAS
played betreen the Tniare Team
and Fresso Tram. Tulare won
Hsrrzb. Tor Tulare.
Rme Fipl,y spent last week II
the eorntxy home OF her Uncles
James Absber.
There Is . fine fruit crop here
this year. peaches are one third
grown here and the other fruit,
as figs. primes, aprieots etc. is
very forward.
N. y. Finley and wife. ]. H.
Absher and wife went to Lind.
say Friday to get some oranges.
Bob Brut,n, wife and dau.
ghter Of Lindsay attended the
Picnic here Saturday.
Bert Finley has a very bad
case Of sore throat at present
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Denend of
Visalia visited the letters par.
ents, Mr.. and MIS-. John Finley
last week.
NJ. J. d. Finley. wife and son
Don OF Losangeles are visiting
the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ". s. Finley, they have
rented them a house in!
Tular and expect to move in |
next week, and spend the sum !
mer here in the valley. !
Well il these escape the waste !
basket | will come again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
fUORENCE ITEMS.

Hello I'd. here come again.
Cora planting is about over it
has been to dry to plant the last
week. bet We had l,ice rain Sat
+. l.. Hockaday went to Litt!c
Butall Friday to yi.it his dAugh.
ter.
Jack Cline is 1tl.l hauling Tor
the Florence merchants
Vim. ChilcoAt is Oh the sick
list again.
Frank Hoeiaday would like to
exchange post cards with the
readers OF the CRFssEr address
Frank Hockaday Florence Mo,
Box II.
D'ct Rrener is building a b4w
house III Florence.
Fishing ia the order Of the dav
Lawn Brener caught q blue cat
fish that weighed s ponds Friday.
Well ] viii saw off. So good
bye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
PIC KLrS FROM AND NEAR
rORwOOD
by The Marguerite

| Quite a severe rain ana thunder
storm visited part OF the coun
try Sat and Sun. morning.
Thursday about noon a great
dense of dust filled the atmos
phc:c here, which was caused
lby a terrible cyclone in Okla.
The storm completely destroyed
several towns and is reported
hundreds Of people were killed.
the young folks at Mr.. Jar
rett's called On Mr.. Swings folks
Sunday night.
There has been new phone
line put in from Norwood To,
two miles west of Sit. Grove No.
IL, several have new phones,
among them arc Wess and Frank
Jones and Thomas Orander.
Lum Ciudle and family, Il. l..
jarrett and family spent Tues.
at Mrs. Stciner.s, IL being her
birthday they took dinner aud
surprised her, Mrs. Mary Del.
linger was also present, Il merry
time was reported,
Mrs, John Smith and children
also Mrs. Jones has returned
home from OKLA.
Mrs, Guy Curtis and sister
Stella Jarrett spent Friday with
Mrs. Hale in Norwood.
Mr.. Swing was called back TO
\. L. on business last week.
Mr.. Dake and sons came down
10 attend their place. They
have built small house and in.
lend tC cultivate the ground.
Most Farmers in this vicinity
lave their corn planted,
Ada jarrett returned home
rom Mr.. Bradshaws where she
las been staying the past month
.aking music lessons.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
AROUND ABOUT THE COUN
TRY PICKUPS.
by be Pansies.

Well after several weeks ao.
sence I'll try and write some
news for the valuable little ma.
per.
We are having some beauti.
full weather at the present
writing,
Picking wool seems to be the
order OF the day with the far.
mers wives anc daughter.
Hattie and Ethel Frisk, and
Vada Agee taken dinner with
Mrs. Smotherman Sunday,
Quite a number of the Whet.
ston S. S. attended Church at
the Colony on last Sunday,
Levi Raney and family of
Near Norwood was the welcome
guest of the far mers cousin Mr..
Vim. Newkirk and family
on last Sunday.
Frank Caudle and family Of
Cross Roads was the welcome
guf s, Of Mr.. George Finley and y
family last Sunday, #
Mary West call on Ella New. 4
kirk, last Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George FINLEY
gave an ice cream supper in
honor of their daughter. Miss
Florence birthday last Saturday
night May Il, every body report
ed a fine time.
Mr. p. o. Brawmn and family
was pleasant callers at Mr..
Earnest New kirk on last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Absher
made q flying trip to Mt. Grove.
Mamie Lesh taken dinner with
he Misses Newkirk last Sunday.
Bill Davis and two children
nd Jay Billingsley made a dy.
ny trip to Mt. Grove last Mon.
Mrs. A. +. Donelson called on
drs. George Finley last Sunday
Well ] guess I have told ~
no news from this part Of lbt
ountry, hoping all the Cor. WI
AXE up and write some neNS
n the CREssET, So good bye y
i.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
TAKE NOTICE

Any party OF parties wishing 10
aok any QUESTION:. through this
paper. upon any subject relig
ousiy or otherwise shall be
trestad - q fricnd But in no case
VII the Editor allow any slang
or slang phrases 70 throsyh
its columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20

One Of Mr.. Bankers Sons got
kicked With . horse The Las: 81
last sssk and WAS hurt consiaei-
able, tutis out again. Mr.. Bar.
ksr lives On the J. J Davis
farm.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
WELCOME iTEss
By Ii. nsy YIov~..

Kind Ed. and cor. Win you
make room in your newsy PAPER
for . few items By the May
Flower.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Hnstan was
presented with . big girl baby
mother and child doing well.
George johnson was in Nor
wood Saturday.
Thomas McCraw went to Nor
wood Tuesday.
Wess and Oscar Sisc0 vas seen
out breaking mules last Sunday.
Mr.. Jack Wilson and wife talk.
en- dinner With Mr.. Sisco and
wife last Sunday.
John Donelsnn and mother
made a trip TO Norwood Sat.
Charlie Ussery and wife has
moved TO Norwood and they like
their Few home all right.
We'll az it is time for me TO
close I will ring OF so good bye
to one and all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20
T HE CRESSET
NORWOOD No
kNAL 70

kOcAL ~
WIN. Bfipegsr sss st HsrtyilIs
lsst Friday TO court and made Z
A0aI ssttismsut on the Oliver
hsirs - guardian.
We received "a article from
n. b, Wilkinson Of Willow sS,gs.
which win appear In our NEXT
issue: every body look for IL;
There is only . half .bset Of the
CggssET this week a. the c,mpssi.
tors are eli busy getting rssdysior
tbs 18th. and - We will pu, %, .
special next week.
-Ons Of Mr.. Bsrksrs Sons got
kicked With . horse the Las. 81
last sssk and WAS hurt CONSIDER
able, tutis out again. Mr.. Bar.
ker lives On the J. J Davis
farm.
The Ed. preached 20 q very
large crowd on LAST Sunday q. the
Colony Tsbernacle aid it wss
made up Of the best ci:izsns Of
the eouDtry aud We believe that
We have u rlgh. " ssy u the
Ststs.
I'D. j. j. Williams Of Metz No.
10 visiting Mr.. Blake and Mr.. Bazs
Of pear whs'stone aud they were
oil out 10 hsar the Ed. preach ut
three o'clock meeting at the Ccl.
"ny Tabernacle On last sunday.
And ths I'd, Of the CKgs.rr was
much pleased 10 get acquainted
with I'd. Williams Of the METZ
Time Mr. Williams appear.
sDce are of the BEST, aud VS. be. !
lieve the mar 10 u the best, We J
know that he 10 visiting the brst
OF citizsns Mr.. Blake and Mr..
Bs1s.
The Ed. prsac he'd st tho Swsed
church Oh last Sunday. When
Que Mr.. Charles Linbolm asked
tbs question: Was it not only the
seveh nsti,ns destroyed that the
IHaelite. ~as DOT 10 m,ngle WITH"
Aud W. answered that It was oil
out side nations. And no said
there u no scripture for IT, and
We quoted him this; !.
10 those days also saw | Jews TIA, Eal
married wives o. Ashdod. ofAmmon aud
Of Mosb'
And Their children spske hall 10 the
speech 81 Asbdod. aud could no, ,pesk
In the Jews language. but according 10
'hc language "t each people.
And I eun,snded with them. and
cursed item. and smote certain II lh,m.
and plucked "a their hair and made
them swear by God saying. Ye shsa
pot give yonr daughters unto ,heir sons
nor take tbei. dAughtcr unto yout ,
'on. or Tor yourselves, Seh. IL 90
"a 20
Then he sald "tnsre il no Egvp.
hans named N them" Thon We !
quoted MIN this. ]
Now when these things we're done, ,
The princes came 10 m'. saying, The
people 81 Israel, and ibe priests aud the q
leviie" havs not srporard themselves I
rom the people Of the lands. doing
according 10 their sbomius,lOns; even
" the Csnusniies The IIi,ti,ea The Per I
z2ites The Jsbutiies the Ammoniies The s
hoabltcs tho g,p'isns and ihe
4 mOtiics.
For they have taken nf their dauph-
or Tor themselves and for their lons 80 '
hat the holy seed have mingled ,b etn 6
'elves with the people ~ those lands
res. the hand Of the princes rhd rulers
'aih been chief In this irespass (yIfa0
|--2)
Then no said Solomon took Pha.
'oahs daughter and ~ did not sin
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-09
A New Type Of Brick.

In a recent lecture before the Com
mercial club of Portland. Or. Sar
Francisco architect described the Bru
ner building. just finished in Oakland
across the bay from San Francisco. as
the highest type Of fireproof construc
ton. This is tall building OF re
enforced concrete. the walls OF which
are faced with brick of unusual shape
This brick has a groove cast on Its
inner edge. that the concrete may be
dovetailed in the brick as the walls
rise. The brick is the usual size. and
the wedge shaped groove is the in
vention Of an Oakland man. who had
observed how difficult 1t is to keep q
brick facing in position in concrete
wall in conflagration.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-09
Submarine Ball in Vienna.

A submarine ball is the latest at
traction devised by the Princess Met
ternich. Every year the princes.
opens the Vienna season with a bal
at her palace. This year she sought
the assistance Of well known scenic
artists. and the result was scene ri
yaling In splendor and ingenuity the
most gorgeous scene at panto
mime.
Every guest in devising their cos
tunes had to borrow something from
the fora and fauna of the sea. The
salons represented gigantic aquari
UNI. or. more correctly. the bottom OF
the sea. There were enchanted grot
tos. strange rocks, peculiar plants an6
beds OF coral. The dancers appeared
in costumes decorated with sea roses
eorals of the most delicate shades
and all sorts Of shellfish, including
Holsters.