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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-03

HELP WANTED-MALE.
BOY to carry out bundles: ono having =
RliT preferred Apply Room Is, warder
BOY with bicycle for ladies' tailoring don, =.
must DC neat and honest. 1894 X 81
BUSHELMAN-work tie entire wear -o,175
Tor a steady man. f31 9Th ST. n. ".
UsIIE II: 500 18Th st. \ w.
2cl-3t-
CARPENTERS-Tcn steady i77---7,-- -
nIst-class men need apply Applv an ar
Pe-lIeI SHOP rear lS-5 g ST. n. ". ocI-4t'
Capitol Automobile COLLEGE
! In connection with rnachtn. sbo, o
biaT1lSSi instruction up-to-dafe Ses ~
= y avs OPEN CAL or address I69 s,S -
-, so2s-7ts
CANFASSERS-A good oropo-7Ti--- 49,
ocs-s+a AN d 70 p M, i212 II 81 X ~
w
G0ATMAKERs. bushe7-7e1 80 -----
A. - KAUFMAN. Colorado Building ~
siJ..,, ~ \ thoroughly experienced o.
IN noor 80, 20, rI .ill.ll. Apply 10 Mr. Oliver
'--> iSf,i'G'S, 9TH and X
,----.---, oc3-3t
"a M <EI;- First-cIsss man on TT---I- -
..odlS' good weekly salary war -
,,Il-BEltI. s-S p y. W oc{- I'm
T S151 !, MAKER Irst-cfiss: caI A. c,--
: - go y y ~ ". oe2-5t
SAsH BOYs-We have good oDc1I7--- =
JOYS as hoor messengers and cash t'-ee i9I
promotion. Apply to HECTTT - rapid
- ~ }, 2lS-sl9-5ll lth ST. ocgl31
SOLOEED MEN ercIrsIvely. 10 1-a-- =
TO- r.'1 ne business We have good opepi6
M si, IL eoioFed men and can prepare ,.1,
month; small weekly payments viii 80 80 per
ATJToMOEsITff It'e S~ OF caA THE NATIONAL
oi automobile engineering fer c,i,aI s-hoo!
oents, 1909 5th s.. n. s. 80. Sl .tu-
-, - i-teIt- 'irst-class: strictly fo,
:--9-I-- BOX SiZ Time Office. oe8-st
81 - y liG = Apply c. ALVEY $40 g
+, T-TT-5-- oc3-2ts
iAIv Ira- A az. -t1rst-class l. CH8TE-
80. -L-2 Lth 50. n. w or1-q-.
MAN-Young. white. 10 NM -----------
-'l2i Address BOX 80 Times of7ca 1 s.e-
NAN-foung. must b. experf s,g77-----.,-
'i ol, ,sie"Titer GOLDEN & co. S29 ia p,o
MEN WANTED-YouuF- strong go -
90 -. ll.- easing business ON ali r-.Il-,t''
S.itH' permanent positions S-- 500 ~ e'-
~, ,o'i',td II" conductor on euoir,s,. ~
PaiIg.,N &c weight height Send gta1lp
"a 3 N ~ q, ' ,- non care Times office
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if 49, "AI'ini 'N-Mu-t b. f91rIT7g- -7-T-
.- i'9sui. Dbl .rs and able 20 Give go
.tr....',s. permanent position AMI. So
iiH-iii -" COMPANY, 5l3-5l5-5i7 7tb 81 .'''-'
PAPERHA NIGER Bring tools -----7-- =
'IH, W. y. JOHNSON 7O5 New Icrsc,- ,, ,1'
= w. oc2- &f'
PI,AINTERs AND PAPERHANGERs -,
ocl-3t'
!, FE5s7EER.-First-elass; good wages Sd5 18Th
uc3-3ts
PFEsSER--Good. colored. D. v LEW 100
y, ocl-3t.
S,oLICITORs-A few: good money f-- -
''sis. Apply after z r.. me- 1884 h 81
SEWING MACHINES repaired an ,-g,--- -
Nelioe ny an expert, no charge unless ,..., .l
ssilsned; positively not Interested ip a., 'I
or machines BOX 80. Times Office '''e
YOUNG MAN with wheel as coIIc---- - |
outside man. Apply 655 G. ST. second doa ,-''
oc2-2t
$A TO S25 WEEKLY WORKING FOR -.
-.''t' lh spare uWc- experience iIu1ar,.gs,,, 1
~ ll-uIdHce travelling or collecting DE,-r |
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wAETED-AGENTs
ht5ENTS wanted Tor high-class boaYfIC7--7-,
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Personal

MAHRlAGE PAPER-Tighest character in
corpoTated; 18Th year; 200 members. us,,e-
S Stea, sehd loc d. LOVE, BOX loo.
- - It,
G-Ao MI t-It SECRET Ignorance IS e,pcn-
r ROTH, Smyrna. Del Its
MONEY! viii loan y ~ ,s-bar T77C-7-- =
need ana you can pay me back weekly or
monthly charges are small and nobody
knows your business Address T7C,1 -
Times Office. 80 80
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Rug Weaving.
Messenger Service.
Home Treatment.

Wo1fAN's OFFER TO WOMEN
Cal or write TO p. =. DUNN. 1ia5 14fh ~
n w, for free trial % Mrs Surnr,.-s
7 dinous home Treatment. which are guaran-
leed 20 cure all ailments peculiar 70 women
aours % II a. m, 4 10 D. m. exceps
Wednesdays se2S n - =.
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Dogs, Pets. Etc.

WHITE ESKIMO PUPS. singing csrarie.
parrots, cats. dogs. guinea pigs rabbiis
goldhshes aquariums, &c SCHMIDT'S BIRD
> OftE-. ~ IN 81 sei7-tf
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MARKET
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

COMPLETE LINE Of groceries, fruits y-r-e-
tables and poultry; Chevy Chase delfve--
4 tuesday and Friday p X. CHACONAS =.
CO. 9Th and La ave Phones Main iid-rli
se29-I5t
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WAETED-AGENTs

80 , wanted FOR a hiEh-class boautic,,II-.
~ ,,l,H an" Illustrated dollar-s-ye ,,o,,i,,.g
L'dEa@lne Commission 30 cents 80, e'll =
dollar subscription. Write for agopt'. fS,h
ouihJ AMERICAN HOME MONTTFIy " r. re-. ~
Spruce 81. Now York o6s-I5i Is, -
ORIGINAL selling plan enabling ,o-, :.
maize az icast S. a day quick SOLE, 20
profits. WITTMAN'S SUPPLY E,,'IS; Dig
BOX i@. Allentown. Pa ' T. %.
WANT Ei)-Mdnuf5cturer' local rarT------
tive Ia handle bigh-class propositi6p 49, 49,
"a consumer, must be capable of carnlpr' ,,,,,
less lhah 500 monthly. exclusive tarrito5',. -
the right man AMERICAN ATi-sTi S-, t,F
MFG. CO, Dept. A.. Lemont IN 90, 'i
AGENTS. STOP look LISTEN TVI-
work for Othcrs2 ] know two prod,,~+s' ~ ~
consEant demand which because bulky ma,
beste manufactured locally: big profit: no con,
petition knowledge sold 90 only one i'm c,..,-
town. FIRST agent remittng 81 gets h.: otbrr.
fetutnedi you can put your last dollar IN
This business with absolute confidence of srr-
-. 60. ~. L.Oih Is. SMYRNA Del It.
AGENTS. The BLEED is the most rons-I--
able money maker. money sctter. money
saver on earth. Why2 Ask us! Particular
free. GENERAL SPECIALLY co $50 WA
nut st. Philadelphia. sell. &c. oc3. 1O.I7.s3l
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Physical Culture.

VLAYI SCIENCE OF HEALTH natu-,i
non-su gieal; cloth bound. 400 page book frss.
lecture Tor women Tuesday at 3 % ~
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FATHER and 3 school children want board
and room In northwest. $50 per month. BOX
sl6, Times Office oci-st.
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STORAGE

FOR SALE-Popc-Tole touring car. A.
ply TO j. L. HoLB. s-S New York ave. \.
w go e
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STOVE REPAIRING.

WHEN YOUR RANGE. IATROBE OF. FTrrs
MACE NEEDS REPAIRS CALI. MATNT 500
EMPIRE STOVE REPAIR co. I22S II \ "
Ep94-fF
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- 81 > W, 522-One or two nice. large
rooms furnished or uufurnished suitable for
housekeeping; heat. gas. and bath: reason
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r n. E, 83O-Two choics rooms Furnishes
Tor light housekeeping: heat light vater.
0ack porch' close 10 all cars: adults only.
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r 81. n W, i90s-Furn' 81 ed double room.
suitable for students, neal G. w Universitv
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CLAIRvOYANTS.
MRS. WTLLARD RTsHOP

PSYCHIC psrN-r---
GREAT REDUCTION ALL THIS WEFK-
extraordinary clairvoyant power combined
with superior know ledge Of palmistry en-
aoles r4v 10 read your life. infancy 10 Old
age, giving common sense advice In love
maria ye, divorce, and family affairs. how
10 fasctnate one Of your desire. reunite the
separated. remove evil influence; true PAIN
70 happy and fortunate lie Information
clear, concise. and to the point
7L-NINTH STREET n. WI
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g > T., A4-Nicely furnished rooms
WI NL,n COnNenienees; near Congressional M,
. A"fASoihUle. II
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'Vhe continuation of This story VIII
BE Found I'm TomorrOvy'S
Issue Of The Times.
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HELp wANrED-Male I'D remale.

STUDENTS prepared for college. private In
structicn' expert coFchin1 FiYt Service.
moderate. COLUMBIA. 81 ST y. " It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

foot bath once In a while. IT'S ton.
ic and purifier.
Don't kick on wearing uniform
pinafores. They save your clothes.
Wearing badges is also ali right. II
keeps you from being lost, strayed
or stolen.
Don't be ashamed to bring your
dinner from home. It's better than
you can afford 10 buy.
Keep your heads combed and
your necks washed.
Don't wear barber pole stock.
ings. Also. remember that hole
In your stocking Is "A luxury you had
better put off TIN you wear long
dresses TO hide &C.
Don't make heroes Of the ele.
yator boys. None OF them wear med
ais. and some OF them have families
TO support"
! think that will hold them for a
while.
(ContInued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
NY THANKSGIVING
WHAT SHALL DO TO MAKE IT
A REAL THANKSGIVING

How shall | spend my
Thanksgiving
The Star asked this question
in its editorial columns yester-
day. Believing that the con-
sensus would be helpful. it Of
fered prizes Of five dollars for
the best short answer, and five
prizes OF one dollar each for the
next five best answers.
Already number of replies
have come in. Some OF them
are not competing for the
prizes. Their answers are help
ful and suggestive. Among
those received are the follow
ing:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
BY MARION BAXTER
Head OF Wayside Emergency Hos
pital, Second av. NJ. and Re
publican n.


THE hospital will, on ThanksEiv.
ing morning. hold the largest
Thanksgiving service IN It's history
at the Moore theatre.
Personally. on that day, am
going TO be thankful that I was
ever counted worthy 10 come in
such close touch with the Wayslde
work. | am going to be thankful
that the nurses at the WaysIde hos.
pital are so tender toward the desti.
tute sick; am going TO thank God
for the rich people who come when
they are III and pay royalty for
their care on the top floor / am
going TO thank God for the doctors
who have stood so faithfully by the
Wayside, and for the good woman
who makes the rent on the hospital
possible for four years more.
I'VE shall eat turkey on Thanks.
giving. and the patients In the free
wards win eat precisely the same
food that Will be served on tho
private floor, and | am going TO
thank God reverently aud sincerely
for the thousands Of friends who
love and trust me. and for The
Star that shines true and steady for
the WaysIde."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
A DISCOURAGED poGr.

Young Henry Davidson, Of Burr
Oak. Mich. didn't like his school
teacher, and as he couldn't lick
him to get even, he sat down and
invented piece OF poetry and
mailed Il TO him X was only a
verse and read as follows:
His legs ar6 bowed. HIS back Is
bumped.
His nose would do for three:
His eyes are crossed. and oh, his
mouth.
+ II is a sight to see.
A nice, easy bit OF poetry. you
see. but the teacher didn't happen
10 think so. and so he brought suit
against the boys father and got
damages at the rate Of $500 a line.
Young Henry has gone out of the
poet business since that. Ills
father did things TO discourage
him.
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III.

I didn't follow Mr. Taffeta's adj
vice. The beginning he doped out
for me "a censor didn't appeal.
had touch of stage fright compli-
Gated with intuition that I'd better
20 slow.
SO, with his kind permission. I
made my debut as censor before the
cash girls. instead of before the
salesladios.
AZ the lunch hour | gives the
cash girl brigade a heartto.heart
talk. There's not much chance OF n
comeback from cash girl, and II
would at least be a start toward big
ger game.
Here are some OF the things told
them:
Don't lace your shoes with white
twinc.
Candy is not a substitute for
lunch. You are sallow enough with
out chocolates and Judges.
III you have tired feet, take hot
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make a eneeeas Of anything myself.
though. he finishes.
Underwood You've made a mess
Of your isfe. but you've had some
mcaaarn 81 happiness et LEAST on
married the woman you loyes The
woman | wanted married enGnf one
else damn hint
Howard Say. old man. ! didn't
come here 10 hear hard luck
story, came % tell one. II you
can't be cheerful. don't Say ans
thing shut az.
All this time Jeffrsea has been
Keeping the deeantnr busy, and
soon be fails over on the couch
asleep. Again The telephone rsnwp.
aud Underwood learns that . lads
IL calling. Leaving word for her 10
come up. he returns 10 Howard.
y HON he tries TO arouse hut the
boy Is dead TO the world. lie
draws = screen about the eaich
hufrisdiy. Just as the woman en-
tcra. II l. Mrn. Jeffries. sr. the
young mans step mother.
Mrs. Jeffrlss Enters.
II seems that nha has called IN
answer 10 a note from Under
wood. ia which he threatens 20 kiii
himself unless she continues "a be
his friend
eYou should not have written TO
me-. abe says.
When you broke your engage
ment with me you did not destroy
my love for you."
Il broke the engagement be
cause found you were deceiying
me "a you deceived others" abe
replied hotly. You are ma ineaps.
bic Of aisinterested friendship 40 OF
common honesty. DO you mean 20
carry cut your threaty
Underwood my life has no In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
BY RABBI SAMUEL KOCH
Head Of the Temple de tijrsch

Il am going to conduct patriotic
services at the temple from IL to
IL Thanksgiving morning. and the
rest OF the day ! am going TO act
as a good citizen should, which.
however, means that | am going TO
act az ! do every day. II the occa.
sion should arise will try to act
as q man should. No man should
taboo anything on Thanksgiving
day that he would not taboo on
any other day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
BY JOHNNY CLANCY.
Sportsman and Liquor Dealer.

II am certainly going 10 get my
share OF any turkey that may be
around, and hope 20 get out to
the football game and watch the
boys.
While | haven't anything ea-
pecial 10 give thanks for, I think
this Is pretty good old world in
spite of reports 70 the contrary,
and will give thanks on general
principles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
BY THOMAS KNIGHT


Though there should be no
Teasing on THANKSGIVING, the day
set apart should stu be day for
giving thanks. Everybody has
something to be thankful for
There is no one In all the world
who can't be thankful that things
are no worse. None OF as are so
wretehed but some one we know
Is more miserable.
Many OF vs. who labor and have
not riches, nor ever shall have
can thank the Creator for life and
strength TO work. home, wife and
children. whom God has given Us
10 brighten our lives.
What does Thanksgiving day
mean to me, a working man?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
A pralseworthy Motive.

Sybil- Why. you funny boy. you
have painted the snow brown. the
cows blue and the trees pink
Cyril Yes, know, and when I've
painted the sky green It'll be fin
lsned. You see. don't want any
body To think I've copied q, from
anything Chips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

Here Is the First Install
ment of the Novelized
Version of Charles
klein's Famous Play,
"The Third Degree"

klein'a famous play. striking. as
lt ala on Tho problem OF police
brutality, which II found more or
Tess w every great city In America,
has been rewritten as novel. aud
"a The Star.
IL Will DO printed In four INSTALL
menta. beginning today. Tho recent
charges vf "thlri degree" methods
BY Peter Miller IN Seattle. though
doubtless greatly exaggerated.
make this story timely Tor everyone
IA this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
~ CHARLES KLEIN.

II Is evening. Ia Robert Under.
woods art studio. IN Firth ay.. New
York. Underwood. a pale. nervous
man OF about 81. Is alone when Mr.,
Bennington Is announced over the
telephone.
send him up" Underwood calls.
This IL a surprise" be declares a
moment later. when hts guest en-
ters.
"My time IL short and my mia
sion a delicate one. said honninT.
ton. Il have come 30 warn you
that tho firm employing you has
learned that YOU have sold many
81 thcir valuable objects and kept
the money"
Underwood tries 20 deny Il. but
his visitor Il convincing. lie bega
for time.
well. they're coming tomorrow.
| promised 20 Lot you know. and
| can do no more. Bennington an.
swers.
Jusi then the telephone rings
and Underwood goes 10 the re-
ceiver.
II can't sec you'll tell you FIN
fiut he leaves the sentence unfin.
lshcd.
FITS that Internal nuisance. How.
ard Jcffries." Underwood an.
nonnces. and In another moment
Jeffries. young fellow Of about
%. evidently slightly under the In.
fluence Of drink. makes bis appear.
anee. and Bennington soon takes
AlH leave.
Young JcffFies u profnAe with
apologies for ''hutting ia
Sorry 10 butt IN. said leffrics.
checrfniiy. hut I've got hard luck
story need money badly"
Wants TO Borrow Money.
when my family kicked me out
Tor marrying che finest Eiri that
ever lived. my father cut me osl
with a piking allowance. which
told him 60 puf In the churs b plate. :
Howard rambles on. as hn helps
himself to the decanteI. on the aldo.
board Il want 20 borfbw couple
OF thousand"
why dnn't you 20 home and see
your faihcry aaks Underwood.
Howard--After being turned out
like a dos. with a young wife on my
hRnds--not much no I've injured
their pride. You know. father mar.
ried a second time loaded me
down with young stepmother.
You know how that il.
underwood--Yes. | know
Howard She's all right. but she's
so confoundedly-~you know her.
Say. didnt you aud she wasn't
there some sort of an cngngcment
onecg Seems 20 me H.
Underwood - don't care TO talk
about that matte.
The hoy takes another drink and
continues: The nnext little wo.
man IN the world. shc Il a little
crude. you know. and insists on
going back 10 work and I won't
allow that but don't seem TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

The fact that only thirteen per
sons have been killed playing foot
ball this year should be an add.
tional incentive for a fervent
Thanksgiving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
su,In-oN UNCERTAINTIES.

Are the neateat and most comfort
able. as we fit them Wrinkle your
forehead. laugh heartily. shur-ons
are on to stay on. Schuchard optical
Co, eye specialists. 1907 Second ava.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

II must be discouraging to Sen.
ator Aldrich TO find that 80 million
people are reluctant 10 allow him
to do all their thinking for them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

President Taft's fine new office
arrangements don't seem to expe
dite the Plnchot. BaIlinger contro
veray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

snubbubs: what do you intend 10
do with that lot you bought at
Swamphurstr
Commute. I arm thinking some of
making n fishing preserve OF It,
brooklyn lifc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

Prison chapiainF find that oil but
~ Inmates out OF several thousand
profess TO belong 10 some religious
denomination. lust how far back do
they have to slide no be bncksiidera7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

New design of s-cens pieces may
be adopted with washington heaa
on them. II Ia supposed there VII
ba room enough Tor a pretty iAit
likeness ~ George IL the designer .
initials don't take up too mneh
space.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

Brooks; Speaking of poetry, what
rs the best known of Aidrichs
works.
Rivers (buslly grinding out copy) !;
The Payne tariff, by all odds.-chi-
caRo Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

Bandits held up and tried 60 rob
butter aud cEE train IN Wisconsin.
Al the rate those valuHbles are ris-
Ing IN price. they'll soon have TO be
shipped In specials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

Teacher. And what do we call
those things that men like 10 see Fly
ing in the ARR
Little Claude. hazzahs,-puck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

The ultimate consumer Is getting
II again. The price OF divorces
has gone up in waiIa walia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

Going up 20 hear that lecture on
appendicitis today7''
Nav. am tired OF these organ re-
citaia. "--Eorncii Widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

Fuddy: Did you over notice that
successful men are generally bald7
buddy. Certainly They come out
on top.-~BOgton Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

Teacher; when water becomes
lee. what II tho great change that
takes placer
bright Pupil; The change in price
Red Hen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

Lightning entered Peoria. III,
dining room. made a complete Cir
cult without harming anything, and
went out This makes new quick
lunch record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

II Aldrich wants 10 reform cur
rency the same way he reformed the
tariff, why. he 10 evidently not de-
pending upon popularity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17

thought be in sympathy with thought to be IN sympathy with
Professionalism" PATRIOTISM
Yes you can't blame Taft though OF the points
which insisted thought be in sympathy with
patriotism One OF these points ordering the firing Of
CLAWS Another was defense Of Bangcr And perhaps still
points refusing allow the better TAFT
fire Balnger himself
On the first leg OF the noteworthy Taft trip Banger
Tafs and whispering Bangcr then turned him
Frank Hitchcock and what Hitchcock whispered lasted
until Joe Cannon spit tobacco juice and stogy smoke while at
the time whispcrngstl whsperngon the Mississippi
river voyage
BY the time Taft got Georgia naturally Balnger back
in Washington had recovered enough call somebody
a liar.
So ii Taft has failed in being like his predecessor. ii Is
probably all because he what he is by very small majority
When the TAFT pulled for final stop Balngcr and
Hitchcock lined mp the Washington railroad station and
red their purple Ascot ties with papatng hands while they did
whispering
Then they holed in slight discord OF Roosevelt 1912
conspiracy and ntmated confessng OF way that
after Ballingcr. Hitchcock would be a bonfire
Does Hitchcocks conscience hurt him? II must be.
It's plain that after MASKING things pulp in the last
campaign the roller grown iuggernau proportions
has kept right up the steps OF the White House Tat
very office crushing what people still prefer believe
honest desire Taft's part make good.
But remember. is what he is by very small majority
Wesley said So perhaps its better blame Taft May
be he's doing the best he can.
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Nor have they yet been able 10
whitewaEh the Ferrer bloodstain on
the CHASTITY 'scutcheon of spain.
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