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SITUATIONS WANTED. !"

Situations wanted adver-
tissmsuts csc for ~ words. :
tifnss Additional space. Be per
line.
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WIKI WIN FTWE INUL q D
Do net trust printed time
tables In newspapers. For I
time Of departure and arrival
81 trains tsiephons King street
Station information Bureau.
Sunset, Main 274o. indepsnd'
eat ~.
4 tsttf go 4 = I
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TO ADvERTIsERs.

IIHHaIfI0HFIUn rnUn0f Dc HIfNH
after ~ O'Clock daily.
BALLARD ACENCY-P. It
Mullen. bt09 Ballard av.. opp
City Hall Phone. Ballard sos.
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av4
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. ftf.
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BIRTH NOTICES

Thomas To tho wife % NJ Thomas.
city January 10. daughter
Miller - To ths wife ~ ~ Miller.
city. January g. son
MattGf To The wife Of ~ " MaifeH.
1915 i2th NJ ~ January O.. daughter
navera 10 the wife % NJ W uaKnN.
city January - a son
ahlHeh To the wife Of w ~ ahiarh
tadt ioth n H. January 4 twins son
ard daughter
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81 Anthony In said 20 have lived
10 the age Of i05 years on ~ ounces
OF bread and water daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-11


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ntl ArcrlUN HAAN or VINE t-fTn.
~ AND HOUSE WMfNFff~8a
ST nfrkknVoN RA4.Ka.
iAsrkny ~ s4 "s ~ a,s ssr
ttai9eu oh dfssslnE Fntisa fhfffaagsgs
efsfeffs cp'ufnpies brass fesast ed
msisi h.es ans faii tss ssss sellass.
tre sissanf ROLLER 100 asaas en-.
sssIfs latest inpfrt - ss1tiaaaI fillns
estiHsf hafiAt asra. knabs EhifEesias
80 De- lisnes seel heaters. faasss
ssts. leather upholstered fafHlfafs ma.
heEaAs iaties. fsiainN hrds saes -.
Tension ish'ea. ehina estinsi sssins ma
svods etc sfr sale fsst rirss -
fussdafs Dc ~ iH sNafn Is Is u4rA
sttna. aurtionrrr Phones Main ibsl
ANorHgn BlG TOT oF nAnnAfNs
fNN ~ fEkN AT NEAYFEEH Ian.
iNl ACTION HOUSE 80 PIKE rs IL
TNEAhAF JAN fg EtaAans 4fat
hsds seea Springs ava mattresses. raassi
Nf Nnlash eAh hur~4uH aud van4naai4ss
Hfnntus mahonanr chiffonisfs haah Sc.
tent"f ishlss rpt hers siaueH diulaa
ssts ef huffei, table and chairs. aalasa
aua ueathered nub euafhas ss8tses.
sssE chairs isrr rsftains rlftarea fahf4
covers etc frs Brasseia eArpsfs AT
squares. russ Great Majestic ard aii1ef
saoa ransss hsaters Kitchen farpitstF.
- AZ kinaa : ~ senrig IN ,,..f,,i ~,
nifpfs A. the Fc1as ATE here Ne a..
rset ih' ssef euseefa ks ths preceding
ssss.
0setss,own Assertion enc sale. siaelss
on eummlsnion Auetian evefy Frisas 1
3 81 - bead horses 81 tisea s.s ran
hF.rarnen a.. asofss'ewu. n sts II
Ths knsis Auction Co. rlke AMI sirfh
wiii taf yuuf Goudn az best each prices.
~ sell ihem on commission. --lf
PERSONAL.
Es.6ifis sweais and fsihs iisisl
Elliott suite -, corner FiFst and r1ks
nr A. Jones sursoon chlropedlsf
Treatment paiuissH lfit Second af.
nis nafsalns 10 unfeds.med vstehs-
aud diamonds AZ tho London 1ewelfg
60, leh no a.. ns.t 9ay.s prns store
BUSINESS CHANCES.
~--=----------a->=-,'----
Paying picture business and lease Tor
% oe"d opportunity. Store At 1881
fhiFa Ii
WANTED TO BUY-FURniTuRE.
---~---~--~----.~----~--
10 NAANNNN eN NNMf M9nN furniture to
an adv antaNe call up our exchange de-.
partment We bur fer cash 81 trade al.
lowing literally buy your furniture ia
this department. save n deal The
0fufs. Rankin 60. Es Department
valdss Furn.. itie let AZ aasa lad soso
FOR eALE--HoRsEa
--.-------~----------~--e---->
The Manly boarding and Sale sfahlaa
Horses hired for all purposes. IN das
pr week liVA Western av. Phones
Main Eese. IND 1879.
FOR sALE-FURNtTURE.
aas-ssaasa,as-ssas--saaa
Furniture or acyen rvom modern fiat
fret hin. paved district three rooms
rented. which pay the rent. fine yard
front aud rear porch finn place fuF 4
home o. rooms Ina i02a ali
FOR sALE--Woop AND COAT.
--------.----------. ~------- -----@~----~--~-~
We can take care W you EVEN WHEN
COAL iA SHORT iN THE MARX ET
SEATTLE COAL FUEL GO. Both
phones o.
CoaL an kinda, delivered 60 ali parts
% city at reasonable prices Wainwright
Mcleod. Inc. Phones igla III
SEATTLE PUBLIC FuEL MARKET
co RND quality weight and service
@ lhtl y a.el
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THE SEATTLE STAR

oas esut psF seFT. sit ssnta Psf sess
~ fusnfF.nvs esnts fsf H1Hth psff-
aFsa ~ mail 81 faffisf NJ TEE eestss
To NAH. er AsrnfuFns~Fhs aats
ahah YHaF au6sefiptsna akFfFse q 90 TIE
1890 sahaf ~ each paper Whsn bal
s3fs arrives n your sgts ffpsian has
nnt aFafn bs~n p3ia N advagesA Fuss
a. faA u tAken fgnFn the itst "A FhAHAs
81 anta "a the address lahnl 10 a rsesata.
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Norwegian steamer Hendrix ID.
sen arrived today IN san Francisco
from Panama on her way 10 this
port for cargo.
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Ware your stomach Or II will
get you
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
nrrrEnwoKrn SON. Professional
is.fssssfs .nd iigsus.a Etasslmsss 1871
aehn.aa = H.slsae. anasstaA.Fs tiss
lis ~ Fhenes Mails zee ina aiss
nahn.f wsssan ca runsssl farsslass
fhisa A. ana reiteF.lis nuth phaass "a
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a Ffsf ni.s.ar Me- nsahes
In nsnrtns orkfarseea fa Private
G4 is~sqns copfri4hssd isssans sesry
IN 1k rise cisssss cd ssssss.
piiss IL
q GLASSES tlts
MTEHN OPTICAL co
End finrt tsfi HsFuna A.
satisfAeflan fuafahfssd Open evenings
Meas fn- shoes ~ cos price. d iHs
SsHtsai -uirA she's hspaa ahep ia
1hifa as neat Centfal hniiaina Cans
ard ace thea hfius feaf FspnifiaH aff
IAssis. saheei - s.neius cia~.ss
s ss.a sas i. 5sass u ssss '' -
an me man house r-pslslns - ~
4
eu aeass Randall I am ca4psnisr
riaHsss dysG. sueled. rsnsds, hss.
htereea Hfsd fsmedsied sac Peoples
nv ms.' sns sfcesfiss ssfrsf Z
ssssh sra lsne. VAL ~. inf ~ -,.ti
LOST AND FOUND.
------->----------------------- -s------=---~
Lost pssstoes 9Th The nihsruis
sises. 10 ~ saias ~ Jais uslslk. 81
as tt1 The nnfer viii pisass return
e hanh Unless same is returned wifhtH
flfs d.5s : ns~ book VII BE- issasa g
Loot pars sgown Contemporaries nag
hos c.ii V SO, nswsrd Ill
i.ess Hsvins. rass eook No afse
ftnarf return 90 hesisf Horton co.
ngown leather eoshssbeoA hapd par..
HH Madison car shout tfan Fflhnf even.
ia. call D $3.50 Reward
HELP MALE.
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Wanted 81 once. Young man. ts
81 is years uid 40 learn the I'D
sertlalnr business smali wages 10
start Good chance 20 advance
Call 81 iaoa ith Az
Wanted Short order cook. who ar
~sit tables Phone iisa III. is-K
FOR RENr-FLATs.
Olympic Apartments housekeeping
rooms. sac. range. hot water sound
xisa itie Western av
Two modern t.room nsts atth av.
sna isne e Phone E bIsi. -s.ts
FOR RENT FURNISHED
HOUSES.
-----=sa-aa-assei-sa-asa
For Rsnt Groom uufufnlshsd cottage.
: furnished housekeeping rooms single
housekeeping room 1909 Ninth ~
Afs NsarHon. =b-i1
Ths rent you ray on furniture In a rar.
riahed house. " applied on nneds purchased
b. YourfslL aud paid fof By the week %
Honth wouia soon enable Yeu % oNn it
We extend credit. WUoahenae 4 Plat
Furn. Co.. as PIKE street
THE nEvFnLr. iis1 IN Main sioa
FOR RENT -- HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS.
For Rent Two housekeeping rooms
With EaH range and heater $40 per
month, 2ios Western av Phone u 1Fts
-fi-1tl
two furnished housekeeping rooias
Rent 81 yer month 1893 Mlnar aY.
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COLUMBUS, o.. Jan. ll.-By Il.
P.-Gov. elect Harmon, democrat.
was today inaugurated as Ohlo's
chief executive. IN the presence Of
a distinguished assembly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-11

s2.so HATS. light eoiors,
brown and black;
choice sf.00
The Gibson $500 Has
now t.sst+4 xx.fO
One. Third 10 One Halt
or on All Suit Cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-11

N msasufinH mans deeds hy
Bis talk use inverse ratio
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s~-~--~-.----s---~---s ~----. -4-a~~~s-~--u~-~
We can take care W you EVEN WHEN
COAL iA sHpnr rs THE MARKE EFT
SEATTLE coal a FUEL co Both
phones 8l
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10

Twenty-Five or Thirty Daily Per
Capita VIII Soon Exhaust Timber.
The American people use up the enor-
nous total Of 7OO.OOO,OOO,OOO matches
a year, but a statement Of the number
Of cubic feet Of wood actually con-
vsrted into matches conveys a very In
definite idea Of the number Of trees re-
CURED for the industry, says the Tech
nical World. It is the general belief
that matches are the by-product Of
planning mills and other woodworking
factories, but as a matter Of fact the
best grade Of two-inch lumber is used
for matches, while sash, doors and
blinds are the by-product Of the match
timber sawmills. In single year the
manufacturer cut 225,0OO,OOO feet
BOARD measure) Of pine IN the great
lakes region. and one Of the 100 odd
factories used up 100000 feet Of sugar
or yellow pine logs every day.
The deduction Is that, In common
with other Industries OF the United
States depending upon existing oor.
ssts. the matchmakers are within sight
of a shortage IN the wood supply. When
he present timber holdings have been
depleted they. OF course. cannot be
duplicated in a generation and the PEG
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10
SEEN IN a NEW YORK TUBE.
Women Fight over n Merry widow
Hat in the Presence OF Men.

Women Fight Over n Merry Widow
Hat I'm the Presence Of Men.
Because the back Of her neck had
been tickled. by the brlm Of a Merry
Widow hat worn by a woman who sat
behind her I'm a subway train bound
from Brooklyn to Bowling Green the
other night a spirited young woman
arose and, using both hands for the
Job, tried to wrench the hat from the
head OF the wearer. the New York
Herald says.
well, Of all the insolencei" cried the
owner Of the hat, rising from her place
with alacrity and Shaping the other
woman's face.
LADIES' Ladlesi7 shouted a fat man
on the other side Of the car. "Remem-
Der there are gentlemen present.
As the train rushed through the tube
toward Bowling Green the fifty pas
sengers In the car stood I'D in amaze
ment while the two young women. each
Of whom was dressed for the theater.
5wayed back and forth in the lfveliest
light seen in the subway since some Of
John b. McDonald's temperamental
workmen quit assailing one another
With pick and shovel.
The men who were with the women
finally In prying the combat
lnts apart Ere this moment arrived
me Of the plumes on the Merry widow
lat had been ripped or, white Kid
love had been split and two brunette
'uffs had become separated from the
est Of the hair worn By one Of the
Dung women.
After the women left the car at
'owling Green station by different
oors guard picked up the two bru-
cite puffs and said be would turn
hem in to the lost-and-found bureau
Z the company. {
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10

! Somebody's talking down stairs,
he muttered. with a quick frown. TheI
a look Of surprise crossed his face. Hi
grip on the receiver tightened.
The unknown at the other end OF the
wire had asked question that greatly
startled him.
II was us this you. mother. dearl"
He could not quite catch the answer
OF the person who was talking at the
phone IN the han below. But he knew
who was there. and he guessed the an
swer.
Yes, mother, know what day It IS
It's one Of the days We celebrate. Hen
~ Is coming home early this afternoon
and We are going for a drive. and be
fore we return We Intend 10 decide
whether Henry Is TO stay here or not
A pause. The man at the extension
heard the soft murmur OF his wife's
gentle tones. Then the clear voice went
on.
Eyes, mother, II would be lovely 70
be near you, but you must remember
"~+-+~ AANHA- NNAta ntthN ~ VIVA NAAttN7 I
~ against fathers interests II be stay.
Cd here. The Carson company has made
him splendid offer. but Henry Isn't
quite sure that he ought TO take II. II
he doesn't We viii 80 back to San
Francisco
A pause
"iss. mother. wouldn't that be inei
md I'm sure Henry would be perfect
y wislng to Join with father and help
i'm extend the business. He did won
lerS with that san Francisco concern.
'ou know. Henry doesn't feel any
irudge- How Is fathery
A pause.
"Oh, m sorry"
A pause.
you see a change IN MIN? hope II
oesn't mean anything serious"
A pause.
Yes. understand. The business Is
70 much Cor him TO manage alone. and
has 10 one to trust wish he had I
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10

PIE OF this country may have to get
along with fewer than twenty-five or
thirty matches day each. as at pres
emit In their insistent way they win
probably demand that the practice OF
Germany and France be followed. that
foresters plant and grow timber espe-
cially for matches. This could readily
be done II forests were placed under
management and were no longer left to
run wild and produce cordwood and
brush TO fail before the devastating
forest fires, instead OF growing mer.
charitable timber.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10
wHEN Birds GO KoRrH AaArn.

Oh. every year hath its winter,
And every year hath its rain
But day is always coming
When the birds 20 north again.
When new leaves swell in the forest,
And grass grows green on the plain
And the alder's veins turn crimson
And the bids 80 north again.
Oh. every heart hath its sorrow.
And every heart hath its pain
But a day is always coming
When the birds 30 north again.
us the sweetest thing 10 remember
II courage be on the wane.
When the cold dark days are over
Why, the birds go north again.
Ella Higginson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10

When the buck harnessed his nos
squaw to the household goods she Oh
jected vigorously. ~
Move along. old grit. he said
giving her sharp lash with the win
Il had to cough up three blankets ana
four ponies before your daddy Womb
Jet me have you. They we're tho iasl
four had, so It's no more than ri,
that you should do their work.
bringing tho knout Into play again.
he headed her for another hnnt,rs
ground.-Detroit Tribune.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10

A lne book might b. written upon
the psychology OF royalty. containing
all the human documents that have
come down to Ne from the rulers Of
the past. Such book would make us
think more kindly Of those rulers
even OF that long line of the kings ~
Israel u whom we are told nothing
except that they did evil IN tho sight
OF the Inrd.--Inndnn Times.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10
sRUrUs. THE VEGETARIAN.
It-Sl-S-sFI1-FF-s-s-Fsvl-5-s-lss-ss.ss-

Twelve yeaFs + q lons time for
cat 70 live. unappgcclated. boz Bsusus
nrFeF sermc'i 20 miud TIE tsaas u
hls life had run saiaogAiy. Ia spite u
constant sibes aad lrrss fr1m 10 nsa
o. ths house. who had ~ iikins fsr
eat that loved asparagus above al
thiuss. aud refused ~ saon slis isast
iaieEes, in live nalnse
II you wa Insist on eaiiias Ain
Brute sliali hare 81 name kisn mn.
tuf' The srufie uisirtss had remarked
% trr husbanl oiir dag. whils 10
i-'aeeloFlus cat eas slilI a kiifrn -
hrutas b. Vas from that hour. . qurer.
b'<. unoreadius crraturs. that no only
declined % catch mics. bus utterly dis.
daln~i meat % a'i kinds dluins con.
tentcdiy every neonfimr So = plata
cold boiled potato. with PERHAPS = bls
u leifucc. - 90 special frasf,iays q
dish q asparagus
for years b. vas Z neixhboshooi
joke. harmless. anusinx cidlsy. %.
III one morning a terrible cammogiea
called Tho mistress % The house 10
her kifchen uiados. u secmci that
tho small kitteu belonged 20 the ncixh.
boz o. the north had soaked hrr fcnor.
snd the heree little buiidnx b~iouslnx
70 tho nciEhbor On tho south had crypt
under his. and now shc two wsro met
In u1cquai combat a. tho haek yard
where brutus had - long held peace.
ful sway.
call jour dos or Get him away.
luickiT the nclEhbor behind the north
ieuce was demanding exriteily. while
no nsixhbor behind the south fence
vas wrinxing her hands and protest.
ug that her dog would not mind. ami
10 would surely kill The kitten. and
What IN the world Gould they dol
Just Of this poirt ~ ycarold vcxe.
arian Brulus the cat without spirit.
ouscd from a peacrfdl suoosc 90 top
Z a barrel. and giving mighty leap
nt0 the midst o. the fray. Furnished
hat bulldog with n surprise
Il was snasiiuz. ciawinz mcrciicss
urprisc, Il shed blood aud causcd
owls " pain. but Il was thoroughly
1ective. for IN less than two minutes
sent the bulldog. whipped. sinking
ome 10 his own back yard. while Eru-
- calmly picked up the frightened
itten hy the uapc u the neck and
Iried u straight 70 IT, mistress
This done. be resumed the barrel
p an appreciated cat. and since that
omcut 80 siiken cushion IN the neigh.
'rhood has been too finc to hold Bru.
"a. the hero.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10

Henry. Bot OF course that's alsoge,her
impossible"
A pause.
you think father remembers tina,
IT'S my birthday, tool wonder Bn,
Of course that can't Be a pleasant 70.
membrance. know I was very aels.
wiiird- lie was not 70 blame n he
thought me very ungrateful. But n.
was very unfair to Henry. That Is
what I couldn't stand"
A pause.
Yes. mother. I have been very. very
happy with my husband. Al frxt The
struggle was a little hard. but Henri
never lost faith IN himself n.v.
er lost faith In Henry. I am not oplv
his wife. mother but his couadant and
his adviser. I wish father could know
how mach he wronged Henry. And I
wish he could know how perfectly han.
~ I would be II we were all reconciled
again."
A pause.
There. there. mother. don't do tha,
I can't talk to you II you are going 10
cry. II doesn't do any good 10 make
yourself miserable. know ron want
TO see me. but you promised father
you'd never look on my face again, and
you must keep your promise-uniil he
releases you from It. I'm my fathers
daughter when II comes to keeping
promises We must wait, mother. until
the happy day comesy
A pause.
Yes, mother. It seems a long time
coming. Wait. mother. the baby Is call.
ing me. III be right back"
The man at the extension phone hsd
lever played the eayesdropper before
This would have been a good time TO
AVE cut himself OF from couverua.
Ion not intended for his ears.
But he did not release the receiver
Mother, dear. here's somebody AZ
be phone wants TO talk TO you-onlv
o cant speak the telephone tongue
nd he's the smartest little rotv poiv
on ever saw Mother, dear. say
soberr very distinctly and let's see h
hat he'll do"
A pause The hand that held the 70. '
siver trembled a little. The mans
lme wss Robert, too.
"Oh. mother, he knew his name "A
'on as you spoke FL And he looked AZ
Q with HIS big black eyes 80 funny !.
ow he's smiling. You'd like him y
other, he's 80 big and strong. And
, call him Robert. What would faith. .
say II he knew7 And It's to be Rob
without any authorizations. The -
Arrest Henry and / ever came to quar- y
ling was when he called him Bob. He 70 -
'n's DO 1t again. u
A pause.
Yes. no says a lot Of words.- p
A Tause. -
oh, hos a fine walker"
A pause.
why, Henry says be looks like me-" .n
pause. ~
Sleeps beautifully and eats almost ~
rythingv n
| pause.
! kissed him twice. mother-oucs
you md once for father F.,
pause. bro
Yes. she's a very good nurse girl. #
all, mother have an idea Wait get
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10
A FILIPINO RECEPTION.


When IL was felt that the PHILIPPINES
were sufficiently pacihed TO warrant the
Introduction OF civil government Pres
ident Mckinley. In 1900. appointed the
Philippine Commission. OF which Mr.
TAFT was the head His early duties
In the islands took him 10 many OF the
small, out-of-the-way places that had
been In revolt and where many OF his
experiences were most amusing. Mrs.
Edith Moses relates some OF them IN
her 'Nonoficial Letters OF an Onclal's
Wife" AT one place In the province
OF Panay a public reception was pre-
pared for the commission. with a strIk-
ing show OF loyalty.
The town was small, but the people
had built four elaborate bamboo arch
es- One was three stories high. Ike a
tower. with balcony, from which two
little girls. dressed as goddesses OF lib
erty. waved American flags In welcome.
Under this arch the presidents OF the
town received US. and read a speech OF
welcome.
There were many amusing mottos on
the arches: GLORY and honor to the
Civil Commission. U. S. A." MANY
welcomes to the Hon Civil Commls-
sion"
As we passed under the second arch.
doves decorated with red. white and
blue ribbons were let loose A band
preceded Us, and after passing along
the roadway for some distance. we
found ourselves IN a great square. y
where a goddess OF liberty was seen.
enlightening the world. '
with a torch that looked like a big club.
She stood on a pedestal. on which were {
printed. regardless OF spelling. the I
names Washington" '.Lincon." 'AIcKln-
y" and "Tan."
The figure was OF wood, and we {
earned that she was a saint brought c
rom an interior town and dressed I'D
n secular garments for the occasion. .
The wore purple gown with a deep Il
lounee. and had crown on her head
nd an American nag round her waist. e
She was an extraordinary creature. %
ut she served as text for Judge Taft. b
rho, referring TO the statue, fondIy y
imagined TO be modelled after that OF u
liberty Enlightening the World. said 70
lch a statue was well-timed in Its ap- yC
icatiOn to this province and these III
lands; that liberty was a force much Sc
II did not mean license ia
do everything. but It meant that con tn
ton which prevails under a govern wa
snt ordered TO secure such liberty 10 pi'
e individual as was consistent with M
v and order. de
Judge Taft's addresses were ALWAYS tn'
and when they were dressed see
In the rolling. sonorous Spanish Of era
; clever secretary. and adorned with tne
, hourishes 50 attractive to the na- ans
e taste, they always made an i'm 'uf
'ssion- On more than one occasion lne
ave heard Judge Taft say that when slia'
has made a busInessllke statement sou
his plain Anglo-Sa style. he leans VA
k to enjoy the meIlifuOus tones Of !. =
secretary translating his plain talk wa
, the Oratorical Spanish dIctiou.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10

SANTA Claus brought mo little
baby sister for Christmas" confdcs
the small girl from next door. "IIa
did, That was nneiv answers tho
neighbor "Yes; an It's IN only pres
ent me an Freddie got that papa has
not broken already windin' It up an
shown MS how IL rnna.gJudgc.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10

that counts is What We live.
Love for God takes IN everybody else
II is hard to live any higher than
ne look.
Tearing one leaf out of the Bhl.
spells the whole book.
You cant tell how much . good ma,
Is doing By the pay be gets.
There are folks who cali keeping III.
ten commandments running into fsnstl.
eism.
We have never trusted God IN ear
nest nHtii "e haSe trusted Him ID ~.
dark
The character % Moses viii sim h.
a. good as new ehen the pyramids are
gone.
IL never makes mranness any whittier
70 bap'ize IL ana take IL into ne
church.
Every wife who has 10 live with
drunken husbaHd knows thar the dsgu
Il sim loose.
Lazarus did more sef the Lord Win.
our saying a word than Martha aia
with al her talk
When man treats his mule better
han be does his wife fhe devil likss -
bear him talk IN ehurch.
u would saften the push q The doo-
n the book axeni's face II 10 eoa,d
MY 49, the little hands that strsteh
Iut % him Tor bread
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-10

My son, you can make the s.n.
success IN life that have II you MN
only follow IN my footsteps
Perhaps So dad. but n DO IN bave
to learn to DO a lot OF slde.sfen,i i,,,' y
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