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working Girls Best Wives.

The working girl makes the best
wife in the world"
This is the firm assertion of Miss
Nary Macarthur, president of the
Women's Trade Union League of
Great Britain.
Miss Macarthur Is a remarkable
woman. Not yet thirty, sic has been
interested in trade unionsm among
women for more than tenYears, and
has practically built up te English
Organization, of which sh is presi-
dent, and which now nun5ers fully
100000 women. 1t is a vey big and
definite force in English laer move
ments.
And in defiance of all he doleful
masculine prognosticationsthat girls
and ONE who work dtside the
home are thereby united sr the nat
ural feminine functions d wifehood
and motherhood, Miss MaArthur re-
iterates: 1T is the workg women
who make the best wive@-and the
best mothers, too," she ads compos-
edly.-Kansas City Journal
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Skin Humor Lasted 2sgears.

"Cuticura did wonders fl me. For
twenty-five years ] suffeed agony
from a terrible humor, completely
covering my head, neck md shout
ders, so even to my wife, became an
object of dread. At LARD expense
consulted the most able doctors, far
and near. Their treatme& was OF no
avail. nor was that OF tie - Hos
pital. during six monts efforts. :
suffered on and conclued there was
no help for me this sideof the grave.
Then | heard of some one who had
been cured by Cuticura Remedies and
thought that a trial copld do no harm.
In a surprisingly short time ] was
completely cured. s. T. Keyes, 147
Congress St., Boston, Mass, October
l2, 'O9."
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.The Appian Way

The famous Appian Way was con-
structed by digging two parallel
trenches, three feet in depth, at the
bottom of which were placed two lay
ers of fat stones in mortar, upon
which a layer of cobblestones was
placed, also laid in mortar; then came
a course of pebbles in concrete, ove
which were placed large, fat blocks
of smooth lava well Joined together,
forming an even, uniform sruface. 1t
was primarily a military road, and ex-
tended from Rome to Brundusium, a
distance of $50 miles. So perfect was
the construction of this celebrated
road that it still exists in places as
good as ever. Notwithstanding it was
made more than twenty Centuries
ago.-Philadelphia Press.
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Edward and the Church.

an King follows the example of
cen Victoria in attending the SER
es of the kirk when staying in
otland. Like her, he is an Angli-
/ at Carlisle and a Presbyterian at
ckerbie. High churchmen have
N bitterly annoyed by the rigorous
hion in which the Scottish Episco-
Church has always been ignored
the court. This intruding and
~ pushing sect has never been rec
iized at Balmorai in any way what
II, and the hope that better times
lid arrive with a new reign has
n entirely disappointed.-London
It'll.
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Profitable Beach Combing.

Beach combers reaped a plentiful
vest along the Thames embank-
ut recently, the tide being so low
It in various places the river bed
IS barred for twenty feet. Fully a
ire were at work between Black
Iriars and Westminster, and among
the treasure trove found were foun-
tain pens, coins, metal boxes and a
dainty watch, which had been
dropped by careless s~ightseers.
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He Wasn't Home.

"Sure you weren't at home on this
date?"
Positive"
BE careful" cautioned the attor-
ney. ANY mar might make a mis-
take"
mo chance for a mistake"
why are you SO certain that you
were not at homer"
That's the day my wife's culture
club met at our ~house."-Washing-
ton Herald.
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TO Mischief Makers.

Eble complaint has been made
|rd OF Education of Upper.
To wnsllip concerning some
buildings being entered
Friday, after the close
ID Monday morning. Burnt
re been found scattered over
he buildings; cigaretts butts
vidences of smoking have
and improper language
he black boards. In one
Of ink on the teachers
red over the register. Three
n lettering around one of
smoking, the day on which
Of Education desire hereby
that if any person is candht
|ef OF this kind that he or
Fe the full benefit of the
|lso respectfully warn par
|ny Of their children are
ed with any of this mischief
lea, they will be prosecut-
Fhe Board of Education Of
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A "Fresh Air, King.

ing Gustav Of Sweden, who en-
na a visit to England, is a man
my odding ways. He is passionately
t1 of the open air. Like the late
WI Oscar, he is a mighty hunter
So a fine shot--probably the best
hts kingdom. He has taken
y to his military duties
happier than when in
one of the many regi-
which he is honorary colo
mans Life.
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Married His Assistant.

Lee H. Meyer, fourteen years with
the Westliche Post at st. Louis, had
as an assistant Miss Neoma H. Hard
away. He advertised for a wife, and
Miss Hardaway, in ~JerseyVille, III,
on vacation. not knowing the identity
of the advertiser, answered The
romance resulted in their marriage
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Note to Creditors

oALkA CotlTy ~SuRRoGATEs OFYIcr
Estate Of Joeph G. Summerill, Deceased.
q arsuant " te order Of Loren r. Piummer
tw Ssavsate 81 th county OF Salem, made on he
lion ~ lgsI Jay 4 October, 1908, on the applfca.
Ss'aseo u J0sepJC. Suinmeriil, deceased. NOTES rs
cea.oa 10Y glNt 70 the creditors Of said IA.
Ann Hssx n exE1it 10 the subscriber. Joglah
mar aalas ~ 0resaid, their debts and IA.
afiis~ Ts neainsts te said estate, under oath 81
81 shn siUa, " IN nine months from the dare
t,arrsd H ~ fder. or they will be forever
said Z S y .ISiH }ctiOns therefor, against the
n.... JO1tAH SUMMERILL. Execuort
Dated salem n. !, Oct. %. 1909. -~ssAo :
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4 Thrilling Rescue.

u.- a Thrilling Rescue.
sovs 40" pert 4 Lean, OF Cheny, Wash. was
savea from a frightful death is a story :
wr;.a. world. "A hrrd cold.n he
w1i.es, brought on a desparate limo
1rouDle that bafied an expert doctor here
men paid $40 to SIS a visit to a innr
SPecla,ist IN Spokane, whe did not helm mas
tnen went to California, but without
n TSan.. at last used DR.. Kings New
nnM 1very. which completely cured me and
IT," ! am a well as ever.n For Lunc
AscIole' Bronchitis, Coughs and coIds
snm.a., Coup aud Whooping Cough it's
9p,eale. 5Oc and $1.0O. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by B. Arete. johnson.
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Noticeto

ph1is agent LOT hier 4 English, OF Phtiadcl-
caisn, = Uhle& English Irish also AInsri.
can Net and wine Company's Nettfne' ~
>meri,l ao aines 4 Kinds q fishing gear, Sum.
csneapiy as dirshiy Of Uhier I & E EUagni - s a1s e.
M, ahd oier expenses. All orders BE-
naii VIII De prnptIy attended to.
lI.12st !, - =. HARRIS.
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The Newspaper Borrower.

rather sent me over to borrow vour
paper; he only wants to read it," s.Tell
INN I'm coming over to borrow his
breakfast; | only want to eat it.n-Far,n
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piles Cured in 6 to IA DAYS.

Twenty -fve-eent dinners are served in
the British House of Commons for such
members as desire them.
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If the seven longest rivers of the
world were placed end to end they
would lack SOC miles of e~ncircling
the earth. N.Y.-53
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Munyon's Cold Remedy cures a cold in one dav.
Price Csc. Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy relieves
In a few hours and cures in a few days Price &c
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces infiamma-
tor. alIaYs main cures wind colo. %. a hotfla
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Face Covered with pimples.

Il congratulate C%uticura upon my
speedy recovery from pimples which
covered my face. | used Cuticura
Soap, Ointment and Resolvent for ten
days and my face cleared and | am
perfectly we'll ] had tried doctors
for several months but got no results.
VIM. J. Sadlier, 1914 Susquehanna
Ave-, Philadelphia. May I. 1907
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Pazo Ointment IS guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
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itch cured in 80 minutes BY Woolfordss
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At druggists.
The Chinese pupil reciting his lesson
turns his back to the teacher.
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Two-thirds Of Russia's population are
peasants.
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The average weight of the heart is from
nine to eleven ounces.
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fmstrong, Messrs,
an Sagers, Earle
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M srt Hearn, Alfred
Morrison Munyan,
Z irwin johnson, Will
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recital of Mrs. Hanns
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pay evening, January 4th,
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Hams has BEEN elected
the New Jersey Chill
fety. Rev. C. j. Stock.
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y District Superintend-
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twenty-five years the population OF
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-10
FIGHT in THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GOES MERELY ON

commission would cease 70 exist.
Bing Right on the beezer.
And following this br0adside came
the report that Garry Hermann and
Barney Dreyfuss would desert the
National and place teams In the
American. This was a bluff and
neither said any such thing. But
both have come out flnt- footed for
Heydier against the Murphy ward
combination. Both realize that an
other baseball war IL not to be
thought Of. and I look for them to
not only block the scheme 20 defeat
Heydier, but 10 muzzle this pcrni-
ciOus little busy body
While fuming over criticism prior
10 the few remarks By johnson,
Murphy demanded, who's electlnE
n National league president. the club
owners or neWspapersg In reply
] might say. the club owners. by ali
means Mr.. Murphy. bat baseball was
made BY newspapers and should IL
happen that your conduct threatens
70 disrupt the game, II 10 probable
the same medium can pct the game
on the everlasting blink. Just let
this sink in.
| don't think Il needs a seer or n
trance medium to forecast the re-
election OF John Heydler and for a
term " al least three years. when
the league meets IN New York, De-
cember Is. have "A bunch that a
Determined effort will be made to
spike the Musphy guns end 1 Gin
cereiy hope II viii .succeSd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-10
SECRECY POOR POLICY

The act . that The actual gnnE tho aTcea
an aniemsx the whoop hnrrah dspay
tended the preliminary imh The fight
news but they accepting In spirit nccpetam. b
orally spnklng a everything that from the front ia
the
Considering hos much public the
championship the fighters bonahad
play when they applied chamber methods
articles JEFF an Intelligent aud has had plenty % oppor
aniy feel public he should
work bound Johnson
they would keYholes
policy. NM
No REALLY believes that The ngh, viii be The Desc
level
that the talk Of winners the
zina
those
that. both
lures. which haa one.third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-10
BROADWAY TEN N
GIVEN EMPTY
HONOR

The members q the Broadway
high school football team were voted
sweaters BY tho manabera q the
Athletic association. at a meeting
held yesterday afternoon AZ the
Broadway school. and the second
team men were voted second team
BIS as "a reward for their faithful
~ork during the past season.
Although the team has been vut-
sd sweaters. Il ia questionable
whether or not they viii get them.
Principal GciKeF Il not ia favor Of
spending any Of the money In the
treasury u the Athletic association
for this purpose. The matter Will
be decided for all time within the
next few days.
The players who Non the right 70
wear the school letter 10 playing AZ
leass four fun halves during the SEA-
son are. Capt LewtA q Burke, T.
Burka. Wilson. Seymour. Wiley.
Burt. Pntten. Presley Tyrer. Kerr.
smalley. Warren. Abbott and Smith.
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COBB TREATED
LIKE ROYALTY

ia Gettysburg he was toasted. wlncd
and dinnd. and the farther south the
trip went the more they cried for Ty
Cobb. signs ali along the route
spoke ~ Good Roads and Ty Cobb
one align reading Hurrah for
Coed Roads and Ty Cobb and an
other 1IoW do you like oar roads,
~ Cob There we're $50 people
on the tour. but the greatest base
ball player Of the day Ia the line o.
sensations was far greater than the
other isA people on tine trip. and
what f. better the las rather liked
20 hank ia the shade II tho most
prominent ~ Georgia citizens" ~
President Taft called him IN a
speech ~ Macon. Along the Ma
ttonai Highway the people we're 10
Interested IN the tour and Ty Cobb
that they campod AL night In order
That they might see Cobb rnea IN
the little blue Chalmers they knew
hs was driving"
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CALIFORNIA MAN
MAY HEAD
LEAGUE

PfTTsBuRa. Pa Dee le.--
william q Temple. ~ winters.
Cab. a former owner ~ the Pitts
burg club. may be the next presi-
dent Of the National league. The
name Of the Californian il being
prominently mentioned today as t
possible successor In the position
made vacant BY the untiinsiy death
% Harry c. Pulllam. and which has
been filled temporarily BY William
Hrydiar.
Temple has accepted an invita-
ton from Barney Dreyfuar. present
owner % the Pirates. 90 attend the
banquet he WIN give TO hts cham
pions at the Waldorf Astoria hotel
in New York. peccmber IS. Il IL
beloved that Dreyfues and other
nagnat.s will discuss the presidency
with him. Temple was offered tho
berth during Tho days before the
league was placed ia the hands of
the present governing board. but
declined
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BY TIP WRIGHT.

NEW YORK. Dec. f0.--The bitter
tight that ~ being waged over the
presidency Of the National league IL
drawing TO finish with the APP
proaeh ~ the league meeting Decem-
her rs, and the several factions are
as far from agreement as ever.
Charles w. Murphy says he wants
the National run on a business
basis: that he won't stand for a
clique. and that HE Is going 10 land
John Mont gomcry Ward. ex-piaycr,
ex-manager and now a golf playing
follower Of blackstone, In the office
OF president
And all this. In the same voice
that declared he does not intend 10
dee a clique run things. Evidently
Mr, Chubby Charles Webb Murphy
wants "A One-man league. with him
self the motive power.
Things have moved with kaleidO-
scopic rapidity In the National
league for the past few weeks. First.
this Chicago person, transpiauted
fire. y Cincinnati. where he used 10
write pieccs'' for newspaper.
comes out with q knock on President
Heydier. who. as at least one critic
wrote. has nothing but ability 10
recommend him for re-elccti0n."
Having poked his harpoon into
Heydler. Murphy blossoms out as
an advocate II Jim Hart. another
baseball ex. az his candidate 10 sue
coed Heydier. But Hart was q blind.
and after throwing him at the pub
lie for feeler, Murphy hied himself
70 New York and gumshoed for
John Ward. After attracting more
attention than n heavyweight cham
pton or murderer with the sob
equal on the job, Murphy sprung
Ward
Things looked rosy for the fellows
to whom Murphy plays bell wether.
especially when Horace FOgei got
Possession OF the Phlllles and the
announcement was made that he
would vote with Chubby Charles.
Just az tho conservatives, those who
have the interest Of the game al
heart. had about given up hope Of
seeing Heydler continued in office
tbat gentle dispenser Of awats. Ban
y. johnson, did a little work for the
good cause.
Ban Johnson Insureent.
Big Ban calmly announced TINT
Ve American league wouldn't stand
pr John Ward as president. and
mat II he was elected. the National
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tny Iaifed rr~ssl
NEW YORK. Dec i0.--JuHt from
the sunny southland. after having
made tho New ferk-tO- Atlanta
Good Roads Tour over tho National
Highway with ~ Cobb la tho Chai-
msrH- Detroit ear know a. "Oid Re-
liable" the ear In which WAS also
made the Denver-to-City OF Mckee
pnthnndlnE trip with Billy knipper
az driver. aud the Munspy Tour from
Washington 10 Boston and return
with Joe MntHUn az driver. n. I'd.
ION tho Spot" Epoonnr has many
interesting tales 81 Touring With
Royalty" as he calls tho trip with
Cobb.
NO one realizes" said Spooner.
how much they tdoiiEe ~ Cobb
throughout this country. north and
south on the Good Roads Tour we
had no sooner ieft New York than
the ovation % Cobb started. In
Philadelphia they paid him homage.
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HOO TIERS
WIN OUT

This Owls took faii out ~ their
old rivals. the Pelieann. last night.
anncsing two out ~ three Rnuaa
rolled on the Il A. g. alleys The
scores were on she iow side several
players being distinctly of their
hauVa.
Gardiner was high man and high
average. alth sQ2 and isi respect
lively The scores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-10

M'VEioH READY FOR
HARD FIGHT TONIGHT.

4 pcte McNeiEh. the clever !
4 lightwelght who makes his pro-
4 fesaional ring debut tonight, :
4 has pat the finishing touches I
= on hts training and Is ready 10 !
4 put mp the fiaht OF HIS life
4 against Louie Long when the !
4 pair meet before the Rushton !
4 Athletic club 90 Tacoma !
4 MoNeigh has hong string
a or amateur Victories 10 his !
a credit. and ne - expected %
4 giee Long one 81 the hardest
4 lights be has ever run up !
\ against. Longs ring cxpert-
4 cnce viii give him distinct !
4 edge on hls opponent. who
Z knows little of the firht game !
4 outside Of four-ruund bouts
\ and club smokers,
a MoVeieh and Long viii !
4 travel the round route to- ,
q night. Emil Shock win prob
4 ably be the third man IN the
4 ring. A bis delegation of Sc-
4 attle fans are planning To
= make the trip 90 Tacoma to-
= night
4 - a 4 A 4 a A a 4 4 4 4 a 4 A
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VAR SITY
DO WNE0

The University 81 Washington
basketball team opened tho 1903 sea =
son with a defeat last night. taking
the short end q a % ~ g score.
after a fast match with tho Y NJ G.
A. five on the university gym floor.
The game was n good ono
throughout. and up 10 the final
whistle the result was IN doubt. Tho
Washington boys showed bot Of
rial class. ard considering the short
time they have been practicing. their
showing against the fast and ex-
perianecd Y. NJ e. A. aggregation
was somewhat 81 a surprise.
The lineup.
N. &. A. Position. University
Berkheimer Forward Williams
Mullen
DE Chesne Forward Cook
Itigaby Center 81 John
Hoar tCaptD Guard Ratei- kesler
Metzier Guard Clement
son Capt
Goals from -Berkhslmer 5.
DE Chesne 2. Rigsby 3. Neither 1.
Williams J. Mullen 2. Cook J. ST
John 2. Ciementson 2 Goals from
foul--De Chesns 10. Mullen l. Ref
erce Preston Umpire Reser.
neutrality-suspicious.
Cornell Alumni field fund IL now
SO 900. and an effort viii be made
to reach sioo. 600 BY January 1.
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ANCIENT FAKE is
TRIED ONCE
MORE

OAKLAND. Dec. William
.. seely. man OF 70 years. was
taken into custody today By the
police and held in detInue on the
suspicion OF having been connected
with fake pool room
His habits and conduct are being
Investigated while the officers are
seeking 10 discover his confed-
crates.
The complaint. which resulted in
the arrest, was made by Frank J.
Curran OF San Francisco
A search waa made OF the rooms
occupied by the gang, in the Ohio
apartments. az 18th st. and Tele.
graph av.. where paraphernalia was
found in the form OF an unattached
telephone. which was rugged with
bell. some bookmakers' cards.
bearing the name OF Clark & Com.
pany. Seattle. and coin bag from
tie Syndicate bank. This bag was
labeled $500. and. when opened. was
found To contain iron washers.
a-a-.aa------.--a---A--~---~-
Heffuaunlter "a doing the best HIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-10

BOSTON. Dec. l0.~"Tex" Rick
ard, tho Nevada mining man and
fight promoter. declared here ycH.
torday that the battle between JEFF
fries and Johnson would take place
Ia the salt palace Ia Salt Lake City.
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fight IN SALT
LAKE--RICKARD

lie says he ~ satisfied with Eddie
Graney Tor referee, bat that no
other California; viii DO.
Richard ~ ~ Boston on business
connected with hlH mining Interests
IN the west,
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Detroit boWirfs expect 100 fise-
man teams 10 attcnd tho touruz-
ineslt tn that city IN February.
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