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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
BROADWAY WINS
BY SMALL MARCH

SPOKANE. Nov. a--Bro4s.u
high school o. Seattle took p
South Central high Of Tits CITY p
football camp here SATURDAY ~
noon BY a score Of s to Q. The ~
vas CLOSE throughout. and N 2
suit was In doubt up TO IA \
minute. for Spokane. though hss
outwelghed. played splsnaia n
ball. and had tho plgskfn Ia an
way territory for the greats u
Of the second half
seattles touchdown cane ~
the first was half over. two ND
runs and 10 yards 81 straight a
ball sending the ball over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
ANNE BEST,
THE BALLARD
ELEVEN

Queen Anne rs. Ballard a
Queen Anne had everythIn, =.
q football team needs 10 M =
winning score Saturday afiens<. }
The game with Ballard. On IN.
fieid, and after showing -
brands Of gilt-edged foofhsH n
nexed The game BY the abess "a
sided score.
The winners proved good q a
The offense and defense. The ~
carrying the plgskin for long -
and the men executing many &C.,
ent forward passes for lonx zzsl
Az the open style u play -
Anne was especially good urIsr1
Of number ~ tricks that nrsrs
excellent ground gainsss M,
the scoring was done Ia tie opsp,,
half. but A single t0ufhaoxn lsIrs :
scored IN the second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

A Vancouver club ~ trying 20 arr
range meeting between Martin
sheridan. Of the Irish Americans Of
New York. and ellis. the Canadian
champion. for the ali-round cham
psonshin az a biE meet TO be held IN
Vancouver next August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
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SATURDAY FOOTBALL.



4 Notre Dame IL. Michigan Q, At =
\ Ann Arbor.
4 Chicago 81. Northwestern 0. at =
a Chicago.
\ Kansas .. Nebraska 0. Mt Lin- =
4 coin.
= Lafayette 6. Pennayiyania 0, at =
n Philadelphia. 4
: Harvard Is. Cornell o. at Cam >
4 bridge. =
= Princeton 6. Dartmouth Q. at =
4 Princeton.
4 villa Nova 10. swarthmoro 0, at =
4 Rwafthmofe.
= Yale %. Brown o. al Now =
n Haven.
a Navy o. Washington and jeff 4
\ erson 0. AZ Annapolis
4 Drake II, Iowa H. at DeH :
n MoineH
. Wabash Is. Purdue H. at La :
4 fayette.
4 Case II. Ohio State 3. at Co :
iumbun,
= Bowdoin 6. Bates 0. at Lewiston. .
. Syracuse 7. Tufts 0. al SYRIA 2
cuae.
4 Carlisle ?. George Washington =
9. at Washington.
a Oberiin 20. Western Reserve Q. =
4 M Cleveland
= Missouri 5. Washington Q. at 81 :
Louis.
4 Vanderbilt rs. Tennessee o. at :
q Nashville.
. Plttsburg 0. West Virginia Q. NJ :
4 N1rEantoWn.
a st. Louis 20. Miami 0. AT 81 =
4 Louis.
4 Tulane 6. Cincinnati 0. NJ New 4
Orleans
Pcnnayivania atate 30. Buckneli .
q o. al Philadelphia.
\ Denver u. Is. Colorado Miners 4
4 0. al Denver =
4 Colorado College 81. state Ag-
4 gf~m 0. nj Colorado Springs. n
4 Colorado Bs. New Mexico Q. az
A Boulder.
4 Kansas Aggies 80. Creighton ,. =
q al Manhattan
a Yale Freshmen Q. Princeton A
a Freshmen Q, at New Haven. 4
= Colby ~. Masne 9. ~ orOno,
\ Vermont 2. Amherst 9. al Am >
hrrSt
= New York H.. Rutgers 0. a. =
New York
q Wesleyan s. Williams Z. al .
Middleton
. Trinity s8. Htorts 0. Ri Hart >
ford.
= utah ARgies -. Fort Douglas .
Q. Ht Logan.
Carnegie Tech II. Franklin and 4
Marshal s. al PifsNhurE 4
New Mexico AgKies Arizona 4
g al ~ TaH1.
4 Union 4. Middlchury g. az .
A Schenectady
Knox IL. Beioit 10. a. Gales .
n burg
q Leigh ". lnvcrfnrd 0. a, =
Havrrford
4 virginia So. v. NJ T. Q. at .
Charlottesville
4 Kentucky q, X, AaryE 0. a, =
IGxingtan.
.s4s.xH HAH44k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
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/ Ao WoLoAsT 10
MATCHED WITH p,s,

= MILWAUKEE,. Nov
= WolgaFt. whom nany ,s.--lf
= be the master a Rs,, p,s.'lsFs b
= son. has announced ssa. ~,
= tends 10 hook 10 v.i,s y b.
y Pei. the French puesi9'. LEM
= he fights arowheaS." : bsipis
= Der ~. y" NoFsn-
: y, Wolgast says that b. ,,,...-
VIII fight the Frencs,,,.ss1fs lr
: Nsw Orleans. and that 80 q
has disposed Of tbs -, .sief b
he VII hurry 70 the c. ~ ate
90 a little training ursss..,.s "a
: 10 his light with Powell ''4as'1
= 344Ss..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

The New York day bicycle
race will he held from December s
20 II. ard the first Berlin race will
take place December 20 20 January
1. Another race viii also be- held
IN Berlin IN February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

Sherman, tho Dartmouth sprinter.
who was kept out of the inter-
champlopNlips at Cam
bridge on account N Il strained tom
don, is shaping his onda to close up
his college career by winning NEXT
year In at least one Of the races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
zoe Pair 35x34 Ball
Tip Loose Pin Old
Copper or Dull Brass
Finish SteeIButts,l0

Iafkel one
pair IN boz.
with screws.
you must ad-
NIT that a price
like this on q
staple that IS
sold every day
IL "a going
some Fl" II " a
bargain "cye-
opener" You
buy lower than
tho u % ater n
carload mr. g. g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

wisconsin and Minnesota aid not
meet on the football field Saturday
afternoon. The game gill Dc play
81 Saturday ncxt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

Pneumonia. Coughs, Sore Throat,
and all Lung Trouble. Leary's Com
pound. All druggists. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
A Handsome Davenport

This splendid Davenport for little money. 1t has good
spring and is well made throughout the frame solid oak
finished golden weaheed upholstered in fancy velour in
green red brown; and back well tued Special
price .... ....... ....... ...... ........ 500. so
The Davenport upholstered in imitation Spanish
leather S26.7 rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

The Marist school Of Atlanta afh-
ietie Idea Of training tho boys to
play games, no matter how young
they are. IL being demonstrated in
the organization Of prep school
basketball league made up OF dix
teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

level Act now or pay more later.
There have been advances, and the
tendency Is still upwards Thoy
should depart IN dr0ves at such ~
ures.
1oc pair 2hx2h Japanned Loose
Pin Steel Butts ...............5c
15c pair ahx3z. same MANI. sc
zoo pair 1x4 pld Copper or Dull
Brass Finish. same IOr
zoe pair 2 hxSh, same. Zoe
25c pair fx4. same ............Ia lie
35c pair fMx4M old Copper Fin
lhh, same .+tt+4t.,...s... Use
SIC pair 3ke. game ...s..f..,,..l ac
Sale ends November IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
ATHLETIC CLUB DANCE.

The Greenwood Athletic club Is
planning q dance at Montview hall
for nextFriday night, The proceeds
VIII SO TO the now club house fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
SATURDAY FOOTBALL.
Coast


\ Washington II. Whitman 0. AZ 4
b Seattle.
! Broadway 8. South Central high 4
\ 0. at Spokane. .
h Lincoln II. Hill Military s. at =
b Portland =
; Queen Anne 20. Ballard 0. at =
; Ballard =
; Tacoma 80. Everett 0. at Taco >
ma
\ Oregon .. MuItnomah Q. al =
\ Eugene.
h Aberdeen II. centralia 0. AZ =
h Aberdeen. q
\ Anacortes IL. Mount Vernon 0. =
\ M AuHc0rtNs.
b Auburn %. Kent 3. at Auburn. 4
b Garfield 0. Tek0a Q. At Garfield. a
b North Yakima 10. Sunnysids ;. =
, al North Yakima =
; Baker city 8. la Grande 5, az =
h Haker. ore. :
b Grandvtow II. Prosscr 0. a. =
/ ProEaef,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

No Wisconsin N innesO,s Cams.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14

There Is vacancy in the position
Of deputy warden of the county peni,
tentiary OF Caldwell. N, j., and. as a
salary of $3.50 goes with the lob n
may be imagined that there was quite
rush of applicants for the position.
which has always been considered
something of sinecure. The hopes
OF the score OF politicians with a long.
ing eye Tor the position have been
rudely shaken II not shattered. how.
ever. by the announcement that the
applicants would have to undergo a
civil service examination as to their
fitness Tor the position. That was
bad enough, Tor politicians, as rule
have no great love for civil service ex.
omiuauons. But what made niues
81 thousand times worse. and caused
Che majority OF the applicants to with
draw from the race. was lhe Official
announcement that no applicant wou. d
be considered eligible who could no,
suake a running hieh jump OF M
loast tour feet our inches. Imagine
q wellied politician making a running
high jump OF four leet iourl
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
Notice Notice

Get your ice from the ics wagon
on Saturday. We will positively not
sell ice on Sundays from Oct until
April /. Commencing next Monday
ice will bo delivered IN the business
portion every morning except Sunday
West End
Monday. Wednesday and Friday AZ.
ternoon.
East End & North Of r r Track
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday af-
tsrnoons. Please notify Us ct any
lime of any inattention or failure to
deliver. do not display cards unless
you want Ice.
You can buy Ice at the Plant any
day from Q m 60 g p N. except
Sundays.
2i7std Anadsrko leo Co.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
Cost OF Railroads.

Last year s56.OOO,O0O was spent by
the railroads of the United States for
cross ties. The average price OF the
ties was 80 cents. Forty.three per cent.
OF the ties we're OF oak and 40 per cent.
OF yellow pine. Owing to the growing
scarcity OF suitable timber, other
woods are being used after treatment
with various preservatives, and II has
been found that these treated outlast
the more expensive untreated oak ties.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14

~ . esasrai rule Tie vor,A las III.
- sympathy With pssssss vAe con.
nh ssksiss. ~ the tAsoSAtiess Who
ns<sf ssbs isso seasilsestioa the eeur.
ass ssssissa 70 svsseeus the ineorn
sssirs - yssisas iifs. ssissGs 10 intsr.
SsstsS - cevsrHies. 20 matter vAat
the immediate cause ~ motive was.
OF course. there are sscsptioas. ana
u 10 safe 20 assume that the man who
tried 70 somnit ssicids the ether day
st AaspstA. L. J.. win Ind thousands
% sincere sympathissru. He lived
with his aunt. Who 10 the mother OF q
little boy baby. named willie" Az
the young man explained In Q letter
intended to be his last message 20 the
world, his aunt drove him 10 suicide
BY sverlastingly resalins him with
accounts OF the wonderful things that
Willie did. Like many thousands Of
ctSer mothers In whom the otherwise
natural fondness for their child has
developed into a mania. the woman In
question never considered the posi-,
hility that the nerves OF the persons
around her might not be attuned to
the rawlings of her monomania, and
the result was that she nearly talked
her nephew to death,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
Many usea for Paper.

A manufacturing house makes light,
strong paper garments for hospital
use-buttons and cloth edges. There
are paper bottles. Paper horBeehoes
more durable and lighter than steel,
stuck on with cement. not nailed.
Thus II is invention, not pity and
prayer, that relieves the pain and
thralldom OF man and beast. Paper
reinforced with wire mesh makes
houses, boats, hospitals, etc. is fire.
proof, waterproof. heat and cold
proof.--New York Press.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
.4-UL G. C0AL TAR
vEo 7 ON FOR TWO HUNDRED
c-P EkTE 5I33TANczS.
20 rc.rfw ctc7-ic-i Trlur--h In ''e
Wcrtirr Un OF Useful PRODUCTS
from Nsterisl For orly
Con Erred 'Wctt3.'

row are ir~ilar With the CON
p.at. moss with NhrF tor"c~ waa.ct
i. cnls Of .eol' 'p GOV
4rAurmod nto "a tnb', lets IN
900 manufacture oi Sovay co-e
u is not so l0ng .R1.lbat ll works
7rro raging 'o n.vc o"c % 5y
nrOdrc's. then cailcd waste oiNct
'ar'cd away from the works. rhis WINS
'ar Nut only was no revenue derived
Ii1u Il, sut it actuc y cost mo1ey
,1 ct rid a. w. Now this tar is one
~ the valuHb @ by.rruduc's In coke
mukug. From every ton of corl col
ytrtcd into coke about nine Tons Of
co1l tar are Irojuced, and the history
0l chemistry tcrs OF no more sEillful
work than was done IN working up
useful and valuable products from
thls black sticky mass.
over GOO separate substances have
been Isolated from tar. or the FIRST
importance are anthraceno and naph.
thalene. Anthracene. in a pure state
Is n beautiful yellow crystal and Is
o., starting point for a series of the
soil known coal tar dyes Nophtha.
lene Is also the basis OF n series Of
dyes, but Is better known In the form
OF moth-balls. Although coal ,ar is
black, the naphthalene comes out OF
II as white as snow.
Two other important products OBJ
tained from the tar are carbolic and
crysyllc acids. The uses OF these two
products as disinfectants and germi.
cides need no description. But there
Is another use for carbolic acid which
is not so generally known. viz. that
transforming OF Il into picric acid by
treatment with concentrated nitric
acid. The picric acid is the base for
deadly high explosives" And, strange
ly enough. after you have shot a man
TO pieces with picric acid. you can
allBy his pain with the same thing. for
picric acid has q place in surgery.
Books have been written on the
products obtained from coaf tar. but
here we can but touch upon the sub
ject. and we may conclude with the
mere mention OF creosote oil for pre-
serving timber. etc. OF pitch for roofs
and for roads. OF pyridine for denatur-
ing alcohol. We must leave untouched
the great number OF complex chem
icals which are either used them
selves or are transformed into other
substances In q never-ending cycle.
BESIDES the tar. every ton OF coal
made into Solvay coke produces about
ave and one-half pounds OF pure am.
'nonia. which 10 equivalent TO about
70 pounds OF ammonium sulphate, q
fsrtiliser Of unrivalsd merit This fer.
tiiiser 10 made from the ammonia By
combining Il with suiphuric acid. or
oil Of vitrtol. or the amnoaia may be
csaverted 10 the liquid ammonia OF
the drus stores. or n may Anaiiy Ap.
pear - real iiesia smmsaiA. which is
pure amDOaia sAs iiSuoaed b.
prsseups Asa ecsa.
Further sses OF em@oaia ore O.
s~stiAg sAias Asa the care0aAts Of
Ne sshsr. wAtsA 1Ases possible ail
shs aoessN asssty eeafsstioss. TAs
s@AsAiA eAiosils used sn batteries
siss 10 sssiteA from The eoai shIeA
eess 10 mails csAs.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14

kAst Rrtssa can certAiaip boast uf
the smallest rsiirosd is the world. Its
entirs length 10 bat ave miles ana
the breadth osly tso and ons-haif
feet II employs the huge staR Of
ono sNard. one engins-drivsr. oos are.
man. and only one piAtsisysr; Sss In
wages is paid every wcsA. Il bas tvo
engines. three carriages. four trucks.
and a couple OF vsne. The engine
and lender together only weigh
seven tons. The fares are In proeor.
tion to the size of the company. aaa
average seven cents. all the way"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
Home Of TIE vil5 ee.

A Mild bees home, as we an irnow.
serves the purpose OF s,ot,-Jase as
wen as of place for the yoaug 20
gov and develop. The entrance used
y the bees IS often very small. bun
llW~Ys loads into a large room. rh,,
wax icr their honey and brood cells
is the only thing in the least ike fur.
nituro which they require. The nrm.
ar and more bare the walls and floors.
The better Tor them-St Nicholas
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
L0ST-An open umbrella, with
straight silver handle. Finder
leave st Democrat. ..ot,es: :and receive
reward. ia &c
Problem eS NavIaatIsn.

A sno' on Of the problem Of nav!.
gas'ag -'r~s'ss In which shallow ana
deep water are alternately eecountor.
Cd is sngy stea sy Mr.. C. J. Bartlett
Of Tsw Crieaps. He proposes the con
strnctiop Of q sabrnsss'hs sAip. which
10 designed 70 carry two eayses WIS q
IN assp vstes. ana. % sasosntsrtns
shallow us,er viii submerss. Scat the
sarsss frsa. sas tOv them through the
shsiiowss reacAse naeA basws 10 Of
I.sse tons cAPscit, ssl their loaded
draft b sISh, feet. TIE loaded Araft
Of the sAiD 10 10 fee, asa 10 sas nsht
sendtsiou che wesid draw s4x fsss.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
Keep Your BOOK. Balances.

Hetty Green advises women who
have bank accounts 10 keep their &C.
counts balanced and know where they
stand. Always try to have a be I
account. no matter how small. ,ur
here Is more respect for the won, an
who pays with check than ior N.
who pays with currency Re oe-.f
about signing checks and even orc
careful about indorsing checks Tor
other people.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
Historic Set Of Chairs.

A sum OF $500 was paid at Chris
ie's rooms, London, for set OF ten
Chippendale mahogany chairs, the
backs pierced with shell and carved
with foliage and conventional scrolls.
which at one time were. Il is believed.
in the possession OF Marie Antoinetts.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
Alumlnpm Wear WelI.

Experiments in abrasion conducted
at French mint have proved that
aluminium coins will be less rapidly
worn by use than coins made OF gold.
silver or even bronze.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
Hot Wlnda N IndIa and Australia.

" ''~'" "fiA FNSkIolid.
The simon, the mysterious. hot.
deadly suluhurous wind OF scnde
emo,hers and burns all life in its
track man or beast dead OF il. the
iesh fails from The bones even before
nortilcauon begins. Hot winds ia
Australia actually roast apples on
trees.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14

FOR RENT-Pastur for hores
100 acres one mile west and miles
south of Anadarko.S Owen Allis"n.
2O2 Std
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
cnlornd Nnts for EI,hIna.

Nets dyed blue are said to be more
effective In catching fsh than white
Ones.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14

FOR RENT Five room house three
'. blocks fIom postoffice. Inquire at
Coombs Bros. drug store.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14

FOR SALE-Furniture used only two
months, cheap for cash. Enquire
Bird door east Baptist church. 3xd
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
For Sale OF Rsas

oas enltA Premier No q Type
writer. psw. n. q. Rsbipson.
ieset q
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14

FOR RENT-ofice lrOOm. Inquire at
n Democrat Office 2l7tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14


Tse eIes.y fssnisAss vpows ss go
vsss ohis Ave Ger rant 60 gsntismsa
atA a
OsasAs vssss fss ssis hs Lsgs
nilIIosslsy. .iif 1sss hsis Street.
sAss tie. i7si df
Sssadwsy
Yoo can sss nice spplss for rs
cents Ger peck at Hsmmsrt q Ayres.
ais std
Fine Red Missouri Ben Davis
apples In car on the track near Stacy
Bottiing Works. See them and get
your winter supply
A. J. Bell Of Lawton will ret urn to
Anadarko in so days and will tune
your pisno for you. Leave your
order with Youngblood. Mrs. L. NJ.
Spivey or Mrs. Michals.
Don't miss the car of apples on
the track near the Stacy Bottling
Works.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14

For Rent. Two. room house in the
Highland addition. on Kentucky
Ave. "a month. Inquire Of
Mrs. Mary Slemp, at p. X. Cafe.
d6f.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
For Sale.

FOR SALE-2 l-2 vacant lots, we'll
fenced and choice residence location
on West Oklahoma Ave, close to
school building. $3.50 II taken
within two weeks. $3.50 down and
5000 on time. See Reece Agency.
2i4 dat 1tw
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14
Wanted

Wanted. Boarders at 405 East Cen
tral Boulevard. Mrs. N. o.
Archer. 6xd.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-14

FOR SALE--House and lot; rooms
and lot wsll-improved otherwise.
60-dtf r. x. Robinson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-18

about this surprise" and score OF
heads shook VigOrOusy-and silently.
The secret had not leaked out, as all
really great newspaper stories do.
Then the three teachers distributed
many pretty things that had b=en made
az Kindergarten by the children-au by
lNeS-fOT their papaS ana malnmdS.
III was "a tremendous surprise, and when
one after another of the pretty things
were dumped into the laps of smiling
mothers, the secret was Out-in all its de-
tails.
Then, when all Of the pretty things had
neau eiven OUT. the Christmas tree was
still heavy with presents. The children S
turn came. Never was Il Christmas tree
books and dolls and things. some of the
children had two or three presents apiece,
and the two tOW-headed tots who were
taken i'm and charmed We're laden with
pretty things.
Little sam. the Italian hoy. had me
chanical bug that jumped from his hand
and tried To hide among the oranges.
But Sam understood The discipline of the
Kindergarten. and didn't try To rescue
the bug. He let the teacher get it. be
cause had he started after il, he would
have tramped on sacred and forbidden
ground beneath the enchanted branches
Of tho tree.
The children sang the Goodbye, Dear
Playmate" song. and went out into a
bright ar. happier more cheerful world
than il had ever been before. The music
for tins TOllicking occasional was pro-
vidCd by the horns and the whistles and
the clicking of the mechanical bug be
longing to sam.
Away up Third West street, at the head
of the procession of children, were two
tOW-headed tots Fastening nOmeWard 20
display what Santa Claus had left them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-18

Two little tow-headed boys stumbled
across the snow and ice of Third West
street yesterday afternoon following a
score or so of other tots who were hiking
with unusual haste toward the Sixth ward
chapel The TWO little boys clearly did
not belong" but they followed the crowd
into the chapel
And what do you s'pOse they found2
There ia the center of the room, with
a circle of little red chairs all about it,
was the biggest Christmas tree any one
ever saw, reaching from the floor clear
TO the ceiling, and bending with the
weight of presents. Santa Claus had
been there and gone before the little ones
arrived, but even his presence would not
have added to the JOY. Nothing could
You see, the Free kindergarten assOcia-
ton. which has a school for tots at 432
South Fourth West street, prepared
tree and celebration for the pupils. The
school was too small, and the Sixth ward
chapel at AS South Third West was used
instead. Here Miss Nellie SheTmer, the
kindergarten teacher, and her two as
sistauts Miss Vera Feuger and Miss
Alice Gray, planted the tree, imbedded its
apples and bedeCked its branches with
presents.
The children were on hand early, as
was expected, anC really no one at all was
late. The little RED chairs were soon filled
with fOrty-tOur eager, eNpectant little
ones. and the happy circle about the big
Christmas tree was nearly ready to begin
were seen at the door. They didn't really
belong 10 the kindergarten, but they are
members of the school of humanity, and,
of course, they weren't barred. The cir
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