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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16


Through The open door Of ths tent
~ shelk iiderim one Eeta a glimpse
81 the plain where Ben.ifnr f. train.
Ing the Arab afseda for the chariot
race Tho Joyous comments % Sheik
ildeFlm and the cheers Of the Arabs
announce the success OF his efforts
as he enters the tent. 10 BE- met with
tho hAlfmocking congratulations Of
the subtle and dealgninE irHa
SimuuldeH. borne IN a litter aud
accompanied By the charming Es-
Their. comes 10 tho doWar OF shcik
Iiderim to acknowledge Ben Hur as
tho son of the dead Prince ithamar
o. Hur. for his secret agent had re-.
ported to Simonldss that Measala
had without doubt recognized Hon.
fur IN the Grove ~ Daphne and
that be had been made sure 81 Ben
Hur's Identity b. his friend Druaus.
who told Messiah the story Of the
Roman Tribune Arrins and the gal.
ley slave he had adopted after the
battle with the Aegean pirates
After hearing this confirmation 81
his belief. Mesaala has posted on
the walls Of Antioch the announce
ment that llderims driver IL ben.
Hur. a jew, hoping thereby 20 In
flame popular prejudice against him
ON account OF his race This IL the
proof OF Identity that Slmonldes
sought. and he hnstena TO Benhur
10 make restitution. Ben.Hur. IN
der the law. cannot refuse It, and
accepts. but assures simonides and
Esther Of their maintenance in hon
or and dignity. saying that they
shall 60 forth with him 10 Jernsh
lem and live In the ancient palace
OF the Hur family
From the banquet which follows.
Ben.Hur IL lured away by the song
OF Iras. 90 the brink Of the lnke
where tho fascinating Egyptian
plies her arts OF Cleopatra" Hef
voice is low and sweet with the
wildness OF the desert in II. and
Bsn.iiur unable 10 resist her wilea.
Joins her In the luxurious shallop.
Along the roadway that borders the
lake come Sim0nldea and Esther.
returning 70 their home In Antioch.
Tho song OF the Egyptian Ia waited
from the distance; Esther hears
and shuddera. The shallop gildes
into view and the heartbroken Es.
Their means and her head falls up.
on her breast. for she loves Ben.
Hur.
About tho great gateway OF the
Circus OF Antioch seemingly
throngs all Antioch. watching the
official procession as It enters. The
consul passes. his insignia of office
borne before him, and DICTIONARIES.
In full panoply. their standards dis.
played, mobiles, ladies and HYefied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
GARVIN,S CORNER
BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvIE
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Ing 20 run the office on a business
basis and carry on is details in a
business way As Tor the pras.
oncfs. 4 am golng % Try and treat
them as should want to b. treated
10 I we're IN their place II MF
Hodge carries out these simple dec.
laratiouA. both the People of the
county aud the men aud women
who are subjected "a discipline wiii
receiye from him a loving deal.
which will be strictly just and
righteous
Bob 10 not q refornner lie IL
meeting conditions ard trying 20
solve them satisfactorily ia his con.
science and the desire Of his bosses
the people lie appreciates thc
work of those who have preceded
him In this important office. and
simply wishes 10 50 conserve what
r. good and improve THINGS that our
jail will not b. Black Hole Of
Calcutta or dungeon like tho
one described BY the Prisoner o.
Chllion." ! hope Ne may under.
take a work for our prisoners in
King county Hke that being done
BY the city % Cleveland under IRr.
~ Cooley But more about thla
later
This is why Seattle 10 taking
about oar sheriff lie IL a simple.
minded man with a sound heart.
who wants 10 give this county the
best administration a. sheriff II has
ever had This IL a big ambition.
and 10 fuifili Il means an unusual
effort. Faith Ia a mans word IN
one OF the prime assets We believe
In Bob Hodges word So long ax
he does right he will never lack
for slauneh support When be
makes mistakes with honest motive.
be will b. treated considerably
That be will not do wrong lnteB.
tlonally his many friends believe.
A the proof OF the pudding il the
tasting. let US have faith and help
him and all our county officers in
their responsible work Boat Of an.
what has been said about Mr.
Hodge could be said aa approyiugiy
about many Of our public servants.
II II that he IL one OF US that we
look forward 10 a good. honest. faith
ful administration OF this office.
We bid him and all his colleagues
In the county offices GOdspeed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
STORY OF BEN-HUR

servants and flnaliy the rabbla-
Romans. Greeks. Jews and Arabs
hut all grouped Into tao fnctlons
ard showing for their fAvoritea. Cor
BcaHnr or for MESSIAH. Mesaala.
IN racing Earh enters from the
stalls 20 watch for iras. upon whose
conquest he IL bent She comen. nc.
companied BY the modeai Esther.
followed BY their fathers. nalthasar
and Slmonldes. borne In lliiera.
frae. contrary 70 the custom of the
pomen 81 Antioch. IL unveiled. aud
az the people gaze al her curiously.
she cxclalms In anger. What a
strange pcoplai Saw they never
wuman's face before Ben.Hur
begs her 10 veil her face. but she
scoffs Al him and they part IN an.
ger simonides gives Malluch. his
secret agent. 80 talents to be used
BY Sanballat In the badgering OF
Messiah into a wager against Ben.
Hur az 20 4 which n Messiah loses
Will nearly bogEar him.
over the course. through clouds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
NAY Is aoa honcE

Why IS BOB HODGE
Creating 80 much tsikf ! like him.
but thar has little 10 do wlth the
question A coal miaer goes Into
The shsriifs office. and the news
papers. home bodies. office loung
ers. street walkers. club associates
everybody begins 10 discuss his
administration
His life story is interesting. fIe
l. she thirteenth Of aixteen children.
eleven boys and five girls. Dunn.
barton. West Highlands. Scotland.
- bis birthplace. and A. be tells me.
= am Scotch to the backbone Hts
father vas a Wholesale grocer. and
one Of the boys Ia carrying on the
business now.
Only Bob 10 in America. Two Of
TIE hoYs arr IN India. one anperin-
tendcnf Of a large machine shop and
he other sailing chief engineer on
q liner between London and Calcuf-
In. Two are In South Africa. one a
lawyer. with offices IN Cape Town.
The other IN the Wholesale business
NJ Port Elizabeth The family has
demonstrated la power 70 80 and
d..
a miner for nine years was our
present sheriff He knows what
hard work ia He did rock work Tor
eleven months. Re vas eager" for
a. many more. Black Diamond
hnows al about Bob Hodge and
shat they say "A like the taste Of
chicken 10 a minister.
ASK ard il shall be given unto
yOn' IL one Of his maxima. He -
ambiti0us No one biames him for
that re asks earnestly. but works
harder. From January 3. 1903. until
July 81. 1907, ne went 70 school Tor
this office He served as deputy
sheriff all that time lie Is no green
horn af the business.
sheriff Hedge believes N the
American home. Some years ago be
wooed and won an American girl
he has four sons. and they are
uroud "a their father. William Is
IL. Allen n n. Donald Is and
Robert ir. is 6. They are going
through our schools hope to
enp them all enter upon an honest
and honorable life work" Expresses
his desire.
The man reflects the sheriff
What bob" Is az a man makes as
assured that he will be ~ county
officer. lie is a hard worker-the
taxpayers will get value received
OF energy and ability In service. lie
il good husband and loving faith
or. There will ever be- a human
aide to his activities. Sympathy
has 3 large place IN such an office.
and IL need not conflict with duty
A. any time. II society muat pun.
fsh one u It's members. give him
. sheriff with a heart, though be Is
firm and viii not stand for any
monkey business lie ~ Scotch.
and We all SILVER a BIT when II
comes 10 reason with a ScOtchman.
Let us hope that Mr. Hodge VIII
~ "anifher sort o mon.
His ideals for the office-~'i VIII
40 my dafy as ! think II ought 10 be
done. and will be guided IN my ac-
flons BY the statutes Of the state y
s. far as the people Of this county
are concerned. Il consider their In
seroats here 10 be- aa important ~
az interest n partners IN some
CORPORATION Ia thee am go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

CENTENARY or pog, GENIUS
THE STAR WILL PRINT HIS
GREATEST STORY.

The Star beginning on Monday.
viii print. IN six daily installmenis.
the most original Il not the very
greatest. story in the English lan.
guaEo The Murders In. the Rue
MOrgue. by Edgar Allan Poe.
This marvellous tale-~"thc moat
perfect detective story ever writ
ten first introduced the analytic.
dcductivo reasoning In the detection
~ crime. and created q school 81 Re.
tlOn which has found iia most uosa
bile expression In ouf own day IN
the popular Adventures Of shcr-
lock Holmes Hut white the
scheme Of the story has bean Col.
lowed b. endless imitation Ia many
languages, the perfect reasoning ~
Poo and hts immaculate literary
style ARD lnimiiahlc
The publication % the story by
The Star az this time IL not only
because al ita own value a. ever
LIVING literature. but also IN cvle
bFatiou ot the centenary OF poeH
birth. which occurs next Tuesday
January 10.
Poe's personality. as well as many
II the main facts Of his brief life.
are shruudcd Ia mystery and sub
icct "a diapnte. While he lived he
was far from beinE the prominent
figure that he IL today the great
sst. aay ncarly All foreign critics.
that America has produced Three
cities. in which he. living. wandered
homeless and hungfy new spirited
~ contend for the honor af being
hts birthplace But the best eYi
aence goes "a ahow that V vas ia
BALTIMORE h. VAS born. and from a
baltimore street he was carried an
conscious 80 the hospital where be
died
lie was born ~ an actor and an
actress HiH father vas a son of
Gen. David Poe 81 the Revolution.
The old wunarai had 1lsowned the
son because of his marriage and
stage life. aud never saw the Grand
son
Orphaned a. ! years. Edgar Poe
saa adopted BY John Allan. a
wealthy businessman OF Richmond.
Va. and chrsHisned Edgar Allan
The hos vas taken 20 England ~
school and travelled widely IN Pa
ripe he attended the University
Of Virginia and tho military school
al West Pcint The discipline ~
the latter being obnoxious to him
be played such pranka a. % secure
dismissal. lie overdid Il and got
siiami0sed also BY bis rich henntac
tor
10 had always wrliten some
poems that wsFe widely printed but
poorly paid for. Thrown upon HIS
own resources. his firat triumph Saa
The winning 81 A 800 prize for
story. he wAa connected for briaf
periods @lsh the editorshsp pf
nearly all the prominent magazines
uf bis day
Al p he married his beautiful
cousin. VirGiaia Ciemon l6 lief
long illness OF consumption. his
struggle 70 supply her with ~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

The mawemt yoke e. mAHe %
tucked cation 81 thn g-4iur Hf fhe
gown unAerisld Nith geld Or silver
tissne. and the sleeves sre often q
she ams order Waists ~ eotarad
rnnMHaeflur or chiffon lined with
Eutd ~ silver tissue aFe the newest
accomplishments % coat and Skirt
aslta The chlffah ~ nou44siine j..
~ sit eases. ~ the eolgf q The
gown.
n the alcohol lamp under the
rhsfina dish comes 20 artei nad sets
thr table cover ON fire. aa - ffHf
HnenttV happens suffuNafe tho
flames ~ COVERING them Win fteurt
THia is better than water Or hinth I.
cts 90 aHY ~ the either means aelfcd
munn 80 ektfnnuian a sudden IRE
anH not nniy auleker but imes infnr-
tDus than water
n your thread knata whiie sewing
rub the knot toward the needle and
not toward the work II you DO TIE
latter the knot viii aAzarodiy
tlstten.
For acute quiuay tie following IS
an excellent remedy CELEBRATE ~
potash. 50 grains tlurture 81 chile
side ~ iran , drams. Eiycerinss Z
drains. and distilled water enough
20 make 8 ounces. Dose one tea
spoonful everY hour unsil relieved
Embossed velvet belts In an the
desirable coiors c0ms With Gus steel
Nurhfna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

your gown" Belia-eNo. I can sic
ia H. New York sun.
Skiilful pilots gain their rennta-
ton from storms and tempesta--
Epicurua
It's easier Tor a girl 60 look like
an angel than - is Tor her 10 act
Ike one. -ChicnRu News
AiEy--~Was Wiilio's suitcase dam
aged auY BY water IN the accident r.
AeEFte-- Yes Every one Of the
u briA got soaked off "-~ bohemian
Magazine.
II takes n born diplomat to an
pear 20 be Interested ia other pe0-
pies Chicago News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

SE10- -
once mdniht dreary While pondorcd weary
While nodded quaint and curious volume OF fogoten lore
r o%s V a s 9n aa"o = i, @S e ss. a@ door
Only this and nothing more
An distinctly remember II was In the bleak December
And each separate ng embor wrought it, ghos, floor
From my books srcoale Of the
Nameess here for eyormoro
sisea sad uncertain ruaune OF each purple curtain
Thrilled filled with fantastic never iet ocorei
saints so%e o ea,reaaF entrance chamber
This Il u.s. and nothing more
Open here shutter when with many mr., aud nutter
t19 s stepped stately Raven OF tho sanity DAYS q
s vim mse o. fora Or lady pereeed above my chamber door
rorched. ana sat and nothing
Then this ebony bird besullus my sad fancy into smiling
lhoush Tbs crest be shon shaven
aoll me What thy lSrdly the Nshs puoaan
9'''A tho Raven 'Nsver".fe
w., hs Raven , Sssaas a. my sas soul into .mas
Then upon the velvet sinking oe,ook myself linking
What ,s'. grim uasan ghasuy
thus sat engaged IN syllable
10 the Howl whose Hery mi
TINS ahd more sat dyang with head reclining
ON TIE cushions velvet hRing with the amplght goang
Bus Nhoae velvet gfoatiur
SIZE shall al.
Then mclhouxht the air peumed
Swung BY sefaphm ufed floor
wretch cried h1 God bath lent theeby these angels hath
Resptercspite my memories Of Lenors
Qua Oh QUAR- this kind neponthe
Quoth the Raven. eNeycrmoro"
Prophet" said l. thing 81 oyili prophet
whether Iempe sent whether
bcsos'es yet All uhdaun~d this desert enchanted
ON this home BY Horror haunfdtel truly. impora~
u meFels there balm In Gisadfte meteil
ouoth the Raven. "NeyermoFe'~
Prophet said 4 Thing OF ayinophat au
BY Heaven ehuthad
TEL this soul with laden q
y shall clap nanted maiden whom
Clasp aud radiant maden whom
Quoh the Raven. "Neverrnere-
ne that sord Of parting bird nend" up
tempest and SKhtn Puonlan uhoe
Leave black plume token
Leave loneliness gnhrukpn the my
fake thy oeak from heart aad of
ouoh Raven.
Raven. nlttnE a stinE atm IL sitting
On the paid bust q paiaa door.
And his have Al tbs seeming
iampigh
And floating
shall be Mtsd-NkNERMOREi
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neccsaaFieH % ITO and bis ceae@lsaa
fiKht against thn demon that pGa.
aaaNed him gave 10 hia writing the
eomhre character that must forever
keop II In q class 20 itself
For The Raven the deathleaa
modern clasaie-hs received SO.
and wlth the poor comforts that
purchased h. FASTENED back 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

little Fordham cottage. where his
wife was dying Within a week the
literary world was noisy with
praise % him. but be heard Il not.
he was deaf to all but the death
rattle IN the throat of bis beloved
Anuabel Ice
Ills own iife csme 20 lts sad end
only three years later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

en- nThey
DERBY dlsturbaneeD
"isa dss 0sgar7 Your face looks familiar"
fea Adolf subbose face ss quite familiar getting
used myseiuf"
dune"
NO endenoely bat luck condemns apart
4 dnk cout hate you cordousy you
distance Bat dnk a apopiexy"
now"
Ask nod always your frentY
always a
An, haf Ind tried my rcpot0otlong-
Bah l yOult not down a cripple
-ind didn't always ha a high FOR your"
-fehs. high
Listen dtnd safe from drowning
Sure. IND ! yll Befer forgife you"
"Ach. ID iss late undit ia
Yet shout epltaphs
= dtnd gate a
-
YELL dime tell und VIII mi a
trumpet"
Den hart Of me"
Nod al all 10 hart
Much ohitched opinion Of
Alder all ferry chlltsh al OF
Yes, l hat cholera fnautum ii
Den led shake hauts eiuch frienshipi"
al right Bnt
"Und dot
no hitting Ia clnches"
fTARLEAuD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

The Doctor 60 patient. who Is
married TO o wife who IL wealthy.
but about twice his age and the pos
SCISSOR Of temper that makes his
life unbearablel You know, my
dear SIR. you're suffering from a
peculiar disease matrimonial dys-
pepsia. Your wlfeH too dch-she
doesn't agree with you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

The unluckH In love are said
70 ~ lucky az cards.
What good does it do en- They
cen gel out nights 90 play
Louisville Courier Journal
she Before YOU married me- YOU
said was the Hight % your Ar. .
lie fes. aud IL has kent nae busy
PAYING TIE Eas bills ever since 49,
Kansas city Journal
Progress. the 0roWth OF lntntlt-
Ernre and power Charming
Dishonesty Is no rrspectar OF por-
sons a~ Bancroft
stella Does your auto match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

Passerby- See here. You are the
man who struck me for dime
three days ago.
Beggar Yes. sir. but do me best,
can't keep me expenses any lower
than 3f-3 cents a day -iioston
TRANSCRIPT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

A hand made buckle Is one Of tho
latest eleganeies 20 add to my
iady's toilet They are made OF
wired buckram and beaded satin A
linen belt Is embroidered ia cotton
soutache and heavy dots.
The Wide rlCbe prevails, and
many changes are rung on the long.
straight iabOt, which is 80 essen
tial TO tho directoire coat.
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STAR DUST


Again Revised.
Mary had a little lamb.
Tbs moths attacked ifa wool;
She took q 10 the drug store
And vith camphor filled Il full.
The treatment killed the lamb but
The moths lived al the same.
30 they used itH fleece for lamp
wicka.
And the moths died IN the flame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

~ Ltaut not > NIohtmRfe,
Clara~Oh, my neN hat Is d
dream.
Aadxe Lot ue see Il. dear
Clara haVent got a. Didn't 1
say Il vas a DREAM
Why Ne Aoouahrsd Her.
Bob e going 90 marry the rich
bakers daughter"
lie wants the flour Of tho family.
I suppose
no think he win be- content
with ~ roll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

Peace hath higher tests Of man.
hood than battle ever knew Whit.
tier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

a happy heart Is better than a
full purse Italian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

Something az Good.
Patfen~i think shat ! ordered
Was homeless Goldfish.
Grocer Yes. SIR. that was Il
Patron Well. what you sent me
was Goddess fish bone.
I'm surprised Young Nugiiey
dldn't volunteer 90 play Santa Claus
az the school festival
Oh. he's saving himself % rock
the boat next summer
You can't cai your cake and have
Il, declared hls mother
Well apgEeefed the inalateni
boy. lemme tick the Icing OF "--
Kansas City Journal
Men 90 ieas than they ought un.
lesa they DO All taat they car Car.
lyle.
'Riiggins' baby must be a won
der
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne
Il IL the only human being know
II whose conversation be- ealnems
more highly than his own. Wash
lnkion Star
A friends dinner - soon Creased
Dutch.
links Il be 80 lazy. them
Hliaka Lazy Say. hts motto Is.
Never put off uii tomorrow what
you can get somebody else 20 do ior
you today &C hicago News.
Il Is better ends should go first
than last walpole
Your story has considerable
verve. dash and 60. yet Il breaks
down IN spots
Well. what do you want in an
auto story T"--f.ouisviile Courier.
Journal
Who hangs himself IN the chin.
ney should not complain OF smoke.
Herman
SHE They ve Just been married.
you know, and he kisses her every
morning az the door when he Is
leaving
Hc-"Of course
4 suppose he'll stop that as soon
as tho honeymoon's over
He'll have 10. She won't SO Ga
the door with him after the honey.
moons over fonkere States.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

Father. what IL an offlccaeekerg"
An offlcoaeeker. my son. is
man whom the office couldn't find"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

NfOllNS
And outfits ono.third OF the
regular price this week
Music Dept OF KOhler a
Chase.
c. n. ROSE, Proprietor.
1918 Second Az. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

Men 90 leas than they omRht un.
iesa they DO All laat they can Car.
Iste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

You can't cnt your cake and have
Il. declared his mother
Well Apggeeted the inaiatcnt
boy lemme lick the icing of "--
Kansas City Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

I'm surprised young Nugiiey
dldn't volunteer 10 play Santa Claus
az the school festival
oh. he's saving himself % rock
the boat next summer
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SoNlrthfna ~ 1000.
PATRON think shat ! ordered
was homeless Goldfish.
Grocer Yes. SIR. that was Il
Patron Well. what you sent me
was raiiaaa fish bone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

A friends dinner IL soon dressed
Dutch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
MR.. SKYGACK, FROM MARS

Ne Visits the Earth as Special Correspondent IA
Observations In His Notebook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

Who hangs himself IN the chin.
ney should not complain OF smoke.
Herman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

JlnkM-la be 50 lazy. them
hiiaka Lazy Say. hts motto u.s..
Never put off uii tomorrow what
you can get somebody else 20 do for
sou today "~-C hicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

Your story has considerable
verve. dash and go. yet Il breaks
down IN spots
Well what DO you want In an
auto story 1~-f.ouisviiic Courier.
Journal
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Il Is better ends ahould go first
than last Walpoie.
The new era., 1909-11-18
WESTERN CATTLE WANTED

The management of the Denver
National Stock Show is making
special efforts to secure as large a
display of feeder cattle for the com
ing show as possible, in order to be
able to supply the hundreds of cat
tie feeders who are coming to the
show for the purpose of buying the
feeders exhibited. This feature of
the show has always bsen of great
interest and last year the feeders
exhibited sold at very high prices to
the many buyers who were here. A
watch has been carefully kept upon
the feeding and marketing of these
cattle and as far as they have haen
heard from all have madabig money
for the feeders, The cattle feeders
have discovered that thereis more
money in the fancy feeders shown
at the annual Denver show than in
the best they can buy on the east
ern markets. The cattle exhibited
here have the breeding and health
and the minimum amornt of feed
produces the ma.ximurn amount OF
gain. 1t is expected that the prices
paid at the coming show viii be
higher than ever before as the de-
mand is likely to exceed the supply
Western cattle growers should bear
this in. mind and if possible arrange
to have load or two at the show
The date of the coming show is
January 8-l5,