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The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-20
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The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-20
GIGANTIC PURE FOOD SHOW

The great Pure Food Show and exposition Department that will occupy the first floor of Exposi- tion Palace and extensive space in the midst of the Livestock and Machinery Departments will be a stupendous feature of the Ar kansas State Fair this year.
 Already many firms both in and out of the state, representing almost every line of manufactur- products, are arranging for space in this interesting and instructive department.
 Now is the time for those who wlsh to reach the citizens of Ar kansas with demonstra atiOns of wares to get in correspondence with the State Fair before all such space is engaged. The same is true i'll the concession depart ment. The Fair Association has
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-20
NEW SECRETARY

Little Rock, Aug. 2O-At a meet ing of the State Capitol Commits sion yesterday afternoon Rem ton Tunnah was elected secretary to succeed Leham Kay, resigned The plans for the replacing of the work taken out were received and will probably be accepted this afternoon at another meet ing. The C0nlmiSsion purchased 5000 yards of sand 1t fraction over 49 cents per yard. Stone is being delivered from the Bates vile quarries in large quantities and the stone cutters are work ing upon it. Plans for the com- pletion of the building indoor to have it strictly up to date, will be submitted at a future date by Architect Gilbert who is still working upon them.
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AIR SHIP AT STATE FAIR

Visitors to the Arkansas State Fair this fall will have the oppor- tHHits of seeing a real airship in operation. Chas. J. StrObel the pione, aviator of the country, will make a flight from Oaklawn every morning, afternoon and night during the seven days Of the fair At night the ship which is 65 feet Ill length will carry a powerful search light, illumina ting the country for miles around. Flights will be made from the fair grounds to the govern ment's steel observation tower or East Mountain, a distance of over a mile.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-20
$50 A MILE

Ashdown, Aug. 2O-An agent has been here representing the Standard Oil Co.,, getting leases for right of way for the pipe line from Tulsa to the Gulf. The ag- ent is paying $50 per mile for right of way, with damages to the land where it may occur.The pipe is to be laid in trenches two feet under ground. The county will be considerably berefited by the pipe line passing through it as the valuation is a. bout S1O,OOO per mile, upon whiCh
 the corpora tion must pay a tax. Pumping stations will be placed every 30 miles along the route.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-20

applications for all classes of refreshment and amusement stands and these contracts are being rapidly closed.
 It is fully assured that every department and division of our state fair will be much bigger and better than ever before, and no time is to be lost by those who want a prominent showing in any department.
 Applications for horses, cattle, swine sheep and goat stalls are more than during any previous year. Fully $500 entries in the Poultry Department are in sight, and the thousands of feet in the agricultural, horticul- tural, educa tional and ladies u;- visions will be filled with a splen- did and varied array of choice exhibits.
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of room here for enterprises Of various kinds and plans are be- ing discussed as to the best me- thods of securing some valuable additions to the city. Factories using timber are especially desir- ed as the supply of the natural product in this vicinity is excep- tionally good. A cotton mill and a creamery. are also needed.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-20
BOIL WEEVIL BUSY

Monticello. Aug. 20 The boil weevil is all over this part of the county but does not yet ap- pear to be doing any great a. mount of damage What it may do to late cotton remains to be seen but the hot dry wea ther seems to have kept the frisky pug in check.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-20
WANT NEW INDUSTRIES

Mountain View, Aug. 20 A movement is being agitated here to secure more industries for Mountain View. There is all kinds
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-20
FRIDAY, AUG. 20, 1909.

Some are born to do great deeds and live, some are born to be ob- Scured and die. Arnold
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

ference ia a mad dos and a mad dos
scare, aueh az va hear about 30
much
1 Rabies. the disease that makes
doga SO mad Ia tho least under
stood Of animal complaints Tho
disease hydfophohiA. which IL hu,
man rabies. suggests another hoax
: II comes from two Greek words that
mean afraid Of water Mad dosa
are supposed TO fear wafer. uhen
In reality It ia tho glitter Of water
that they fear. II hurts thaif oYea.
vhlcA afs always affected BY fah-
los. For the same reason they hide
I In dark corners and under the shed
10 escape The glAfe Of day,
Another deg dAys hoas IL the
maidstone. That rsysrsd gseioai'
cal specimen, generality owned BY
the Indian doctor or the herb heal.
Or In the nest eounty, ones VS. sup.
posed 10 be = sure thing cure for
/ hydfophohis. But the experts tell
us u does On more good than .
piece ef betting paper.
Mutiles are still another hoax
Or c " faif, the noted Amsfiuan
authority on disease Of animals
says wire mafalns nov 10 use sili
not project against a mad dos's
bite A furious dog can snap and
hitH through tho wire, he declares
He recommends vlng ny restless
dOga
Even nos tho PaairuT treatment.
which il supposed to have safed 20
many lives. is being attacked b. Ia.
iaud. the great French authority.
| and doctors In this country. They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

lt's dog daysl
And those two words stand for
one OF tho biggest hoaxca ever
sprung on the world.
Few petaons who call this hot
weather dos days really know hos
the term started The old Greeks
whose pet Paris poodlcs weren't as
good.natured as ours. paid more at
ton,lon to stars than they dld to
spanlels.
80 they let astronomy 10 to the
dogs when they called the brightest
star In the SKY The dogaiaf IL
other name Is Sirius The Greakh
preferred to call Il the dos star be'
cause the constellation that Sirius
belonged TO looked 70 them like
one of tupiteFa pct canlhaa ruh
nlng q Marathon an over Mount
Olympus after a piece Of beef
Steak was hiFh In those days. too.
This bright bowwow star rises
with ths sun over the horizon In
August. 10 40 call this time Of year
dos days DoEatRr days would be
better.
Mad dogs cnuae more trouble In
hot weather than In winter. and In
some remarkable way people eot to
believe that the dsg star really
made dogs go mad
A. soon a. No tear tho july leaf
uff our calendars and August sihrcs
At Ne. tho face Of dos rises up
like a mind ghost. Then uc begin
10 watch every restless dos that
Kuta ia our Wy. even u be j. only
chasing the butchers wagon With
fond but vala hope
An the dog wants ID bis diauaf.
and yet we think he wania 10 bite
somebody.
Seriously. though. there are few
thlnFs the readers Of The Star
ought 10 tcmember. There's a dif'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
COOK, BUTLER AND PRESIDENT

The tasil has been revised
Ahich has revised upward the cotton cloth schedule
the wool and wooden cloth schedule
We will nav more fabou SIC per suit for our clothes
We will pay more for our shoes Shirts meat our
bread our houses our oo-and indeed practically every
thing We buy for Adrichs tariff theory which is embodied in
this new bill is a simple one 1t isl
81 would always lay tariff on necessares"
The tariff bin would have been indeed a Rhode Island
dream had not been or the determined assault of President
TAFT aided BY his chef and butler luncheon to the house
coneees breakfast to the senator's cold snack with Uncle
Toe and Adrieh led up 10 the memorable dinner which
the pesiient-suppored by chef and butereompeed sur
render and secured for the farmers artisans and housewives
Of our nation the boon Of "ecrtain Tree raw maeriab
True dad will be soaked by the wool and shoddy trust
when ne buys his winter handne down. also will mother be
bumned when she buys her cloak and sister Mays wooeu
stockings viii cost more hut thanks to the president and his
chef and his butler we can play even Suppose dads
tariff tax is sou and mothers is 81 IS and Alays Is Is cents
that nuts rs four to the bad But on the very frs, 10 tons
Of iron ore we buy we as family are even and the TAFT
eeravmateral victory will enable us 10 actually play on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
STAR DUST
le.h wIss safsI

ifa@Wili you ha mihff Your I'M
are II photographed On ny hNhfl
ahe Then take that for your AZ
nwar Hr-Taho Whatf tAr-IhH
negative Connie GUY
There Is little TO sas where tail
ors are true 81 ilanlHe
ila-f hear that Miss nauber ne
artist haH given up painting
Thought she was welded 70 hgr ART
Hha-Hhn was. but sbe got divorce
an the grounds n non support
New York Essging Telegram
We who ISLANDERS his HeiRhhofa
makes rod iot him.slf-pnioh
Dustin Seems Howe yer Ike 10
DO ann ~ daHe here Turin rulers
NatF faidum HhngHaaHhut me. Bus
"a q lot rather DO King bum dan
bum king Kansas CITY Times
Take out without putting ia soon
comes 70 the bottom. spanish.
sIiaw many childfen hass youf
said tie tourist hffahif Sumo.
exactly answered the tired lpnh NJ
woman You don't kHpN Not
Tor certain Wlilie'a Eana flshln'
rommfa breakin ln colt 0fofgiTs
borrowed lite fathers shotgun 70 ~
huutin. and Eamefaids Ann IL thinh
ini Of sIupin I never know hos
many I've got tlll supper tins comes
sos l can count EN- - Warrington
Star.
netfsf a rcd face than black
heaft.-foriuE.s'.
sfiave you ever been At the isls
phone In a sfufmF bm=YHs. ~
slfs edesslanaiiY calls ne Up Re
hqho,h SUNDAY hsIala'
Belle - lie iust san't propose
nellie Give him the mittsn. Belle
what good y milton for cold
feesi-eistsiaHa ~aser
A clergyman who uas not aystss
20 an occasional glass hired an ~
ifhmaa 60 clean out his cellar The
fflshman began bis work If
LrauEhi forth a lot - empty whisky
bottles. snd a. he iifiad each one
looked through V Il ths ssh. The
preacher vho wss wslAin4 On ne
lawn saw bin and asif They 40
said rai well there ts one sood
is,sf sitb iism whsa they sers d.
tnE TN. iiits
Quii - ilss men. and be firm In
ihs battia-iiemsr
Meas.
= shalt never speak To Jane again
The ntsau Ting
what's the natter
4 save her a pickle dish for her
wedding present and she got three
others lust iiks n. and. would you
believe II. mins was the one shs 81
changed Detroit Free Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

like tambourinoa whom swimming
sideways
Well. one friendly word led TO
another, and be datoa me 10 meet
him on the boardwalk In the even.
Ing after his days work was done,
For a minute had a suspicion that
be was a rollchair man. but no.
that couldn't be. He'd not be stop
ping At the Observation-Disclosures.
helm. But he didn't tell me what
his work was. Maybe Il ~ making
saltwater taffy mats one form
Of seafaring life. Anyhow ! don't
care, so long a. he Is a gent and
conducts himself like one His
name is MIR. Finn. and he wears a
yachting cap, ia say he Ia a
yaohtsman, but not every yachting
cap covers a yaehtsman lkian.
tContlnucd.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE
BY RATH

same salary he drew before be be.
came an "ex" -scnaiorf Also Why
the government, pays hin secretary
a salary Of 5000 a yeafi For the
best answers TO The above questions
the writer will pay. ont Of the reg.
ular office appropriation. five dol
lars Write on one side Of the
paper. had address answers 10 me
In carr Of thla newspaper.
i.ost-A letter addressed TO T.
K by a gentleman Interested In
tho lumber schedule. WIN the cap.
iioi eIneloye Who found that letter
please BUN Il. and say nothing
about the former United State,
senator whose name Is mentioned
In the letteri
10 you know what would do
II were Bill TAM would let the
AldriehPaync bill fall And for
these reasons;
ICE revenues arc all right with,
out any tariff revision at the pres
ent time.
Nobody could kick except the
special interests. and they wouldn't
dare.
business would be glad Of a
chance to go ahead under tho aci
cushioned conditions OF the Dinglsy
law.
The country has had its lesson az
TO tho meaning OF tariff revision at
the hands OF Ia friends"
The political consequences. now
threatening. might in large mea.
sure be ayofted.
TAFT would become a popular
hero.
WIN he see the ohaneeG
Did you know that the first sue.
eessfnl flight made by the Wright
brothers took place as long ago a.
Dec II. 1907 Such is the fact. At
Kitty Hawk. n. C.. on that date
the first Wright machine flew S52
feet against a wind blowing 20
miles an hour, carrying Wilbur
Wright, This was the first per
iormanoe Of a man.carrying. hcav.
lerthan'air. selfpropelled flying
machine.
Sincerely, RATH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

say that everybody Who has been
cured by the PAsleuf treatment
would have recovered anyNay. 30,
they argue. what's the Use 10 take
the cure
Deaths IN Chicago are more frc-
quent from hydfophobla than In
any other city Of Europe OF Amer
lea
In Europe thoro Is strict super.
vision over dogs The dnEeAtch.
ere over there are highly respected
individuals. and the chief dogcaich.
VI 10 a European town sears a
badge twice az bis a. the chief Of
police.
lie has a whole force Of deputy
dng.eatehars A dog over there
must behave himself. OF the nrtt
morning his master Will whistle
and then say Dos gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

Him and me have met again. |
mean the bronxed. handsome gent
IN SOL.
Hs butted into the linen room
NJ tho Peterborough Marbleheim TO
borrow needle and thread He said
he wanted TO sew something Nov
what does he want 70 sew7 He
looks more Ike a beach guard than
seamstross. iie didn't got all
bronzed that way doing plain SOW
Ing.
Excuse me. mister" I said. but
are you a buttonholc maker or do
you embrolder sofa pillows for pas
timer
mo. my little bowl Of clam chow.
dor" said he, u stitch bangles onto
slarfish 10 they will make a noise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

solved the problem for heads Of
large dry famliics
Every day the brigade comes
across tho Missouri river bridge with
light suit caaes and painting threats.
The weasbound procession moves
slower and In more irregular line of
march. The suit cases usually 60 In
pairs. and GOV, stubbs Of Kansas 10
trying to find way 10 stop the pro-
eerdlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

And many a man who looks wise
and says nothing Is unable 10 make
good.
Men hasten TO accept the mute
standing invitation Of a pretty glrl
who enters a crowded car
It's difficult for q Eirl who Is en-
gagged TO realize how luoky-or un
lucky she is Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
IT'S DOG DAYS, But DOG DAYS"
is THE BIGGEST HOAX EVER MET
REMARKABLE FACTS
ABOUT MAD DOGS.

Europe averages only ons
death a year from mad dogs
In Chicago alone two
deaths have occurred In 1909
from mad doc bites
Madstones viii not cure
or help a mad dogs bite.
Killing q Suspicious dog
that has bitten aoms one IL
unwise; the dog should be
Kept alive 10 watch fer the
disease,
n you think your deg IL
going mad, don't shoot Il,
call In a competent vrterins
arian and have him look at
the deg,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
in LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
BY NORMAN.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.--walkinK
up Sixth av. from Forty.second 81.
yesterday afternoon. | noticed that
something ahead Of mo seemed to
be attracting considerable atten.
ton. People looked back over their
shoulders and gginned. Other PEG
pie In d1orways OF stores and res
taurants smiled and commented.
Hurrying q trifie. got a look at
the cause OF the eommotlon. and |
will do the best can TO describe II.
II was a tall woman In a very
tight sheath gown Of black satin.
On her head she wors a tubshaped
hat that was easily two feet In d.
ameter and almost concealed her
head from View. Several huge black
plumes nodded from II. and the
whole contrnption could hardly
have been crowded into bass drum
without mussing It.
The woman had elevated her
skirts With her left hand NO that
they wero full around the hips, rath-
er tight Just below and her left leg
was visible up TO the knee. The
said leg was about as thick al the
ankle as a piece OF gasplpe. and at
the calf II was about az big as the
heftlest part of a baseball bat II
was encased In a transparent silk
stocking Her low shoes had heels
about four inches high.
As she turned Into Forty-fOurth
st., toward broadway. she flashed a
look backward Inside the huge
hat was an enormous mass OF false
hair Her face was 10 thickiy
painted or onameled that no trace
OF the natural hue was visible. Her
eyebrows were heavy black arches.
her lips bright red There was no
more expression In her face than
there ia In a hair-storc dummy.
These anomalies. these perver.
sions Of humanity. are bred IN the
night life Of cities such a. New
York and Paris. They are night
birds by nature, and attract little al.
tention In tho yellow.lighled lobster
palaces But when they stray Into
the sunlight and the herd OF hu.
mainly. they attract attention. even
IN a city 70 used to odd sights as
New York
About u B. m. | was standing at
the soda fountain Of drug store al
hiklh az md F0Ity.ionrth a.. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

WHY AUGUST 10
DOG DAYS MONTH

Ancient Greeks called sir.
ius, the brightest star which
Ia above the horizon with the
sun In August, the dog.
star
Sirius 10 In the dog con.
ISOLATION. a group Of stars
that the Greeks thought
looked like a dog IN the sky,
This star doesn't Influence
dogs 10 go mad but the hot
weather Ia August does.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

The political outbreak IN Mexico
will never b. understood on this side
Of the line as long as tho Tight is
over a vice president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

Any nation which Es,s i,a sport
out u sticking showers m tho cau >
gentleman friend can .spec, 10 whip
real mon when war Il declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

Hereafter when tho exposition =.
W. c. A. engages cook. he will
have to lay his breath out for aieo.
hol inspection every morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
Midsummer
Blanket Sale

Our bis safe Of Blankets Is
now on IN full force. This
means a considerable saving 10
you Anticipate your future
needs.
1914 Grey blankets. per
pair sttsstss+s4tst.4s.s. 5aC
ia Grey. Tan or White.
spccial ..s.+t..t..,,... DOc
IA Grey, Tan or White
Special ,.,......s..,. Si.15
ia Grey. wooifinlah
Special .....+ss.#.s... sf.B5
IA Wool mixed Blankets.
grey or white .....s,. $3.50
IA White. EXTRA large
Very special .....,... $50
ia white. Grey or Tan. 30 per
cent wool Our big sps-
eial .s.s...t..s..ss 50. 90
ia White Very special $500
IA Cotton Piaids. wool finish.
worth i5b0 Special s2.s5
ia Atwood Piaids. worth
$500 Special ......,,s $500
i2t All.wooi Plaida worth
1850. Special ...s... s5.s5
Crib jacquard Cotton Blan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

The English channel appears to
be- having a we'll sarn.d vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

WASHINGTON. u. c. july fs-
Dear Dad The ultimate con.
sumer Of steam yachts has had his
attorney q q, lobbyist IN town 10
SECURE the addition OF this daily
necessity 10 tho Taft ffea lisi OF
course. the imposition Of the 80 per
cant duty on imported yachts sill
enormously Increase the cost Of Nv.
ms 10 the Morsans. 0oalds and
vAndefbilts. and the rest Of Us
who'ye lust gotta have I'm. don't
cherknow And all was going we'll,
and your Uncle Nels was on the
poin, Of quietly yielding on this
DUTY, whsg q shlpyard pay frgm
game. and has ever since been
bowling like . tomcat
80, you see. there are all brands
o. ultimate consumers
Just "a raw material. ia such
only from certain points Of View.
The hide Of the steer "a raw ma.
tsrial" for the shoe manufacturer.
but IL the finished product Of the
farmer. crude oil IA raw material
for the refining company. but IA tho
finished product" Of the man who
owns one small oil we'll. iron ore IL
raw material" for the steel trust,
but IL the finished product" Of the
Iron miner coal il raw material"
for the man who owns a mill. but
II ls tho finished product" Of the
coal miner. It MI depends on who
Ia 10 be favored. and who Ia to bear
the burden Of the tax II the farm.
or. the oil we'll owner. and tho min.
er do not count, and Il Is only de.
sired to favor the fefiner. the steel
trust. and the rich and prosperous
owner Of the shoe factory. then II is
all right to knock on tho little
duty on the raw material" and
leave It on the finished product. Z"
And that seems to be the theory
Of the Aldrich tariff bill; 90 lot
her 30.
Won't somebody toll me why Jas.
A, Ilemenway, ex-senator from In.
diana. has offices In tho senate Of.
flee buIldlngi Also why he has the
rooms next 10 Aldrich's finance
committee roomsi Also why be lie
on the government payroll at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
August CIeOrOnes Prie,, :.
Wash Dren Good,

Al The fancy &c and "a.
dies Clearance pries ~,
The balance Of nc a., y
ira weight MADRAS; Il y
sfaae ''...,.......,.. IA.
All the balance 81 r. !, 4 lt
tiHie In good assort. y ~
mfnia ,.t.......,. ta,,
The balance Of tie INK ~
tiss dots coin spots IN
al elects a s0e quality
''''''''s's..........n.l
kaygst reinforced ,s.,...
BLACK and eolorsa en- CO. ~
the ii.15 and $50 kIss.'
special sale Prize. -. s,M
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Don't bulge II you alt at ease. 3
German.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
FROM DIANA'S DIARY

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