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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-16
HOPES save VOICE

Harry Paris. OF Muncie. who is wen
known in this city, having assisted in
several musicals. has gone to Kinks
vile, Mo-, for treatment for rheuma-
tism- 1t is feared that he win lose his
voice.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-16

Gary lnd Sept scommercial clubs from the
Commercial clubs in session here The first meeting called to ord
O'Clock
Steel
hundred guests will E. NJ Haas
Richmond whose subject
Commercial
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-16
Ehicago Crowds Line the
Streets and Loudly Cheer
The Smiling and BoWing
Head of the Nation.
CHlLDREN SING AND
WAVE THEIR FLAGS
Last Evening Taft Initiates
Roosevelt and Takes Down
The Big Stick, in Behalf of
'BaIlinger.
(American Newa Servicel

tAHrTIC"H 1~eWs oeFVIceI
Chicago, Sept. 16.-President Taft
arrived here at 11:15 today on time,
and was Immediately taken in charge
by the reception committee and then
began strenuous day. There were
great throngs at the station and vol
/. ley of cheers greeted the chief execu-
tive as he emerged from the Mayflow-
Or.
The police had hard time keeping
the crowds back. The streets from
station to hotel were lined with school
children waving small flags and sing
ling songs. The president, with his
face wreathed in smiles and hat in
hand, bowed from right to left again
and again.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-16
THIS WAS PAY DAY

Employees Of the Pennsylvania rail
road wore the elastic smile today for
this is the one day in the month when
everybody is happy. Pay day explains
it. A continuous stream Of employees
visited the pay car during the morn
ing and pocketed the little white en-
velopes with a sm1le Of satisfaction on
their beaming comtenances- The pay
car went to Logansport from here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-23
ESTIMATES EIGHTY
MILLIONS LESS

: WASHINGTON. December S.-Thos.
P. Cleaves and James c. Courts, clerks,
respectively, of the senate and house
committees on appropriations, have is
sued their annual comparisons of esti-
mates for appropriations for the next
year as compared with the appropria;
tions made last year, and also as COM
pared with the estimates for last
year, appropriations. The figures are
given by bills and show a total esti
mate for the next fiscal year beginning
July l, of 1919, 125,769, as compared
with a total appropriation in the last
session of 81 ,022, S32, DOL, and total es-
Inmates of that session for 81 ,05S, $751;,
500. The estimate is more than $780,
100000 less than that of the previous
session and almost $40 100000 less than
the actual appropriations of that ses-
sion. Comparing the estimates for
this session with the appropriations of
that, the principal falling off is an ex-
cess of $6,000,000 in the army appro-
priation, more than $IO,00O,0O0 in the
navy, exceeding $5,000.000 for pensions
and something over 81 10000 on the
sundry civil bill. The postoffice de-
partment calls for an increase of about
$4,000, 900, and an expenditure of So
942,247 is suggested on account of riv-
ers and harbors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-23
TRUSTS MUST SUBMIT.

New York Journal Of Commerce.
There is no doubt that modern indus
trial development tends irresistibly to
large corporate organizations and to
affiliations which will reduce the fric-
ton of competition where powerful in
terests are liable to come into conflict
with destructive effect. But the work
ing of such a system can not be safely
left to the will of those who devise
and direct its operation. 1t must be
subject to regulation, to requirements
and prohibitions of law at once etfec-
tive and enforceable. The adjustment
of regulation has not kept pace with
the development, and they must some
how be brought into harmony by adap-
tation to secure the benefit of develop
ment without an abuse of the power
that accompanies it or the sacrifice of
rights and interests that fall in its
way
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-23
WILL RUSH THE
SUBSIDY BILL
Favored Measure Makes No Pro-
vision for Freight Carriers
Only Mail Boats.

WASHINGTON, December 9.-An
ocean mail or ship subsidy bill viii be
one of the first items in an agreed
poeram of legislation which President
Taft and the leaders win try to have
adopted by congress. Two ship sub
sidy bills are before congress, one in
troduced by Representative William S.
Greene of Massachusetts and the other
.bv Representative William E. Humpn-
rev of Washington. The Greene bill is
a straight cargo subsidy measure, pat
termed somewhat after the eomprehen-
sive Frye-Hanna bill, and has been re-
ferred TO Mr.. Greene's committee on
merchant marine and fisheries. The
other provides merely for an extension
of the four dollar-a mile mail subsidy
to ships now eligible to the two-d dollar
rate which may ply between the Uni
ted States and South America, China,
japan, the Philippines and Australia,
over routes not less than four-thousand
miles in length. 1t provides for no
cargo subsidy whatever. This bill has
been referred TO the committee on post
offices and postroads, as last year, and
Chairman Weeks has referred it in turn
to a subcommittee consisting Of
Messrs. Fassett of New York, Huff OF
Pennsylvania, Smith of California,
Sperry of Connecticut, Finley of South
Carolina and Lloyd of Missouri. 1t is
understood that a majority Of this COM
mittee is favorable to the Humphrey
bill, which is that advocated with all
its strength by the Merchant Marine
League.
The bill was beaten in the house last
year by only four votes. Meantime an
aggressive campaign in its interest has
been conducted throughout the Middle
West, and today its advocates in con-
gress are declaring that 1t will pass
the house with not less than eight
votes to spare. These have been re-
cruited from the Middle West, and are
understood to come from even such for
merly hostile sections as Iowa. The
senate has always favored ship subsidy,
hence if the bill passes the house it
will become law. A story has been cir
culated that an attempt will be made
to pass the bill before adjournment for
the HOLIDAYS, but it is learned today
lIOIH du duGuUl1tdLlNO bhnb ho
legislation of any kind will be encour-
aged by the leaders until after Janu-
airy first. 1t is their purpose to await
the messages of the President on con
servation, railroad law reform and
amendment of the Sherman Antitrust
Act, and then map out a legislative
program which all statesmen who are
loyal to the Republican party and de-
sire to see it carry the next house will
be expected to follow. 1t may be tax
en- as foregone conclusion, from the
statements of the senate leaders, that
the recommendations of the President
relating to the three great topics omit
ted from his message will be of so
moderate a character that the leaders
will accept them and stand for nothing
beyond.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-23
s'Stone Walls Enclose

Christmas will be celebrated with as
much vigor at the county and territorial
Jalls as anywhere else, and fine pro-
gram has been arranged All the de-
tails have not been completed but Sat
urday will bring to. the prisoners what
might have kept them on the right side
OF barred doors had they seen it be-
fore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-23
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
Wenatchee Apple
Orchards

Have made money fast zee We about
lm proved orchards nov planting east -
Nanaichss They viii equal records q
Wenatfhes orchards
Terms 60 suit
W. a aurHERLAND.
suite taai fern hide 800 sd Az
WATER FRONT pRopEnTtra
1ft ACRES. ffonfinE nice lake Eoad ifu
pros rmrnfH stock tools etc O. 900
~ ACRES % maitland between as.
ai'ie enc Iscni.na fine beach, good
90 ACHES mainland between Seattle
and Tacoma unimpfossd f11t per
ft7 ACRES hair mile frontage on nice
beach. main channel between Tacoma
ana olympia fii per acre
~ Athht fronting pfettieei lake be-
tween Seattle ana Tacoma also on
new iuterufhsn survey no acres Ia
proved good buildings. stock aud
TWO ACRES. near FaantIeroy Park car.
Improved fine beach Is 400.
H0HENT MhL4HY
ale-s1o-gll Aiaska BIDS as -
-. e9rA e.. wtpows ~ chicken
street cars ana stores only ts1s Terms
So down g. month frse wood ana
wstsr gee Mfs foreman or Hendef-
line ~ Hlllmsna cashier. IN Times
Ni"Nh If
Farms AND ACREAGE.
FOSTER
40 minutes ride into eitg 40 sores 81
forier. level fine View good soil handy
e car zee ner acre terms
"a NEWELL, ifn Spring "a
Phones Main t0fe ina Ni8
,s.sere ,rssis llle Is cash. - wssk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

W. - AfAiAi4NA ~ W.
10 or 20 Acres
Fine Land
Aiass tafsafa. aaanif saad n y D.
ftlfs erif So Es aEfe Faanr -
B. rfQuam
So 0risatal niaeh
Six Acre Tracts
On vsssea fslsna absgs rea go -.
~ 80 frst r. q. sssss, iiff. -
FAY cd. txc
Feasth Fieaf sshihafn uiae
urur u coon urY ri,s assss
Faii~f tetesrn seattle sns Tareaaa
srfas fsrf. fiah saffsn isHa eFfes
fr.i .riass sfisss ~ ssaflg tsssl
go ps.ss = isns a sa sss-sssissiis
iaw nfiea tsea taer tsFms
M0nnWr wAArup
80 fte.tli Alssse hlas Ia =
uS.&tfA kcHNAos
tAgHK TIA rffH e. Ola la. hseaf
90 Hsatiis ~ Nstsfns. fifh SGT Sd
srrss as es.h Hean are q ~ meath
a IL NEWELL. Isa apfins ~.
rnenss aain tatt ina "it
u ~m ~.n pa ysa 70 90 ~, 80
-. ,so.s ssf. tras'. to H or r.ss
5a,s aorth u ihs eisr Iisuiss
Prize. ,sse PEE Acre
Terms 20 suit
OR tfsaeh ofnss s ss~ opsa rass
Green las ssf. set OF 81 Dsnuy Staten
Gene oui aunaar
HE oHn a co. iae.
les to Ilt Aissss mas
rhons. uain sffs tsa fi,si
branch ofncs waste ASA
Closing Out Sale
iges buys asrss - elder lsaa. ~ss,
- seattle nsnf saune fat cash, talanes
80 psf manih
tas buys large eisw ies IN rert o..
chard. sveFiaahins q 9 usFr yafe ana
sound e cash taisns. u ksr me ,ss.,
"feh"fa' ~"
vAauoN
ACHES good land aafth end Vaahen
"A Il NEWEiL ine aprinE o.
Phones Main tets tnf tsia
PINE LAND
We have = fFs.afrf tract luEt suited for
Z rioh ana deep ard ground easily
cleared Price ttoe and only fte
dawa. balance monthly 90 aHit
WRHr a WHEELER.
aea Cuiman Block
40 MfNUrEf iNTo CITY
~ ACRES CLOSE TO HENrYH CAR
30 minutes fihs into city. fine FieN
good soil $500 per acre eaHr terms
A 81 NEWELL. 100 NprinH ht
Phones Main AeiR ind tala
VAaIfDW BLAND
10 acres aae. haf mile from Chautaus
qua Beach On cnunfF road. fee reds
from school house. ne better fruit land
ia the state 80 irriEatinG $500 cash.
balance Ia or 30 years
HENRY PETER
zee New York. uids af-2Fx
DIRT CHEAP
cache TRACTS aernas the RAY
WEST or CITY Rich soil on Fshd
road ouif $50 per acre worth double
this amount very easy terms
a % NEWELL. i80 spring 81
Phones Main aeta, ind asia
For sale ny owner for 81 600 tsae
down. 40 acres unimpfaesd land. burned
and seeded IN season. near Redmond
washington. Address Conrad Carlson
Redmond Washington. --sf.tr
rivs.aefs tracts $3.50 good soil. welT
located g. down. 81 Is week. HefbaFt &
Viper. afhauefmnn Block, lie cherry II
See NJ Johnson
JUST SOUTH or THE CITY LIMITS
10 acres. Improved, good soil. fs zee
81 900 cash down.
A ~ NEWELL. tae Spring &C.
Phones Main SOS. Ind uia
CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.

on r4f ilnr ~ minutes aHf. 4 room
and GsrW0n piaa4sfsd cottage, iarEr iHf
2th. tlpg aoaH. 90 month. 1g ftaFf
BOYD bidN sf. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

" see See rEHrFaasn wrHerH H.
NMfH Neatass thfas laFEs rnastaa hsinw
"fM f@FNH FnMNF mtfE vuENmaFas ANf
fNia Ma#sAs flee ASA si4h eyes stair
~AF me riafr iH ffasf fnns9. fffins
fHnsI aafEsfafsf an e. Ffafa faIG faFk
ent ff=Hs iFHff Msf fHu Heff tafHs sd
fHefsla 4Esia lfa large Fiasfss snH ftnfs
tpffi. lsnsN fAasff NsfNfuNfl site Nas
NtfrfsF fali rfnasssa hAaHafreg tsanHFF
ifafs fafHare. hsssFaFnf ffmef tssasMfra
81 faf4 tNie property is nfet sa ass ~
FtHrf raftiraiaf ksM Dee an Fgaasf
street. fR7HrNf uafas tHaHf1 sHHss 40.
sg.saHssHfs g. assHaIs Fsfnas
ttff tHfi ~ m zeal $50 tIHeks aeufh
- pafe tsf@saa Fessannf sna tAatsn
avs HHFsHH
xME AAWTxuRM REALTY CO.
sifi FFsnsees As
sasfh ga =-ss.st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

NoTlCE TO SUBSCRIBERS should
Feuf cDpY 20 rna star faii 80 reach yes
~ e eciask aHf esaninE, please a. ~
the favor 90 san up ouf main efNea
and 90 3 rlueh aud We VIII send tNu
coHy az once h You should niiss lt more
thaH arre. please telupheue az every Nme
Yea Htiss OF
IA this nay We can BE- csrtain - Fiving
esq subscribers perfect sefeiss and
u Is the only way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
Snap

800 cash and $50 per month buys a
fine home New and All modern b
rooms. reception hall bathroom. pantry.
closets front and back paFfhca. hail 80
tween bedrooms nnd bath electric
lights cement basement. etc on int
f0Hio3. on grade one Block from Wal.
hunfufd car Price $500
81 r. DfNoN co
Main Aa-sItfs Third Az ind 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
Come Quick

Homsstsaas under frrisstion. level
land
p CfUugH
fta Oriental Hlndk
Naia ''ia led = ssai
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THE SEATTLE STAR

one cent per copy siN cents PEE weeh
er twenty tive eents per nNhth neliN'
erred ~ mall ct yarrtef Ne free copies
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SEE US
Sacrifice Sale

ina fruit trees and Hund 4 room ahs~t
one block from end ~ Meridian car lima
and tNn blocks frem Green Iaha 80
oaii 81 81 osth g.. ureen Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
Worth Your Money

tfnam house. sta has~usnf rsfssut
NHlH uafsf. NtrH. iat kHsffe lt.Fef 9gat
tfd ~ aaffhe sst aaa Wsst sfth =
"a Tfsn
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FoH SALE - MIscELLANGoUs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

a NfCE CoUNrHv PLACE afruss IaAa
WasnlFEnn easy drlHinr distance 81
Public Market wa Kirkland faffr ta
Arrea wsil Improved aaa heaffna ffaif
trees al kints n small frsifs aaad
fsfeom aeeting large harm AMI sas
sral euftuAdinEE tsam. tafasas
wagons Wfik duwa thoroughbred
bull TuunE Fnfk ehiekHRs hnHa good
oufri ef fafmiaF tools aad ifnH4s
fHruta everything sees 81 Zee
Terms Cali ~ fhe office aud We HiIi
drive ouf ara go if
nunEuT MAITHF
tis.sfa so kiaaks Hidr fa-aA
Yakima Waller fruit ranrh ~ sale
~ sHnhanHs in part Ter #eaffie property
Also fasFfH ramon fn same place ~
sale ar exchange would consider rlss
eaffanfs PEI payment See aHnff af Haa
ilHHeff 81 fremont station. Seattle
Both phones ind white zee. Sunset
n ifft -4t ae
EVEHFTUiwu READY TO nrEp
lfiHWT fN FlFe acres lees thar five
minutts sails from station. afafaa.
rHFfHfnrf school. etc. an cleared
fsoref ara rr.ss fenced srrb.rI -
go bearing fruit ffess az kinds n
email fruita frporu hause barn and
several oHfhaiidiuFs Price 81 see.
uhinh includes nnw chickens. farm
tools and household fuFuifarf
hUnEftT MAlInT
qis go ali hiasha nldg -7tsfs
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~ NAIL uSCRiuERs This date
Nheu vnur subscription expires j. Nn NE
Addfssa label q each paper When thht
cate afriVua Ia NeuF subscription has het
eNAln been vail ta advances NuuV we ne
u taken crow the itat thaueN nt aAse
en the address label 10 frsEipt
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FUNrRAI DIRECTORS.
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE - HEREBY uIvGS that the
RAINIER Pow EH ANu IRRIGATION
C0MFA NJ. q serpaFAtiun- hae@ apntlft
g tna Board ~ cuunsy cpsa lssiansrs
rieht anA privilege ~ taiia. ep@rafe Aaf
rtatntafn sYstEsa % gfis sad sire Hrse
fng fhs transuissi4n 81 sierfriritf ~
Akhsins Pesss 80 s.fsisss ta.' -
upoa rsrtktn hishwaya streets. alleFs
ana public places in rs epaHsr % hins.
n~rtnn4nr - pcins On the psst
qusFt~F ccrnsr % s@r - Twp % ~
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intsrssrtlou sits hisn~aF tsswesn SECS
ss.s 80 - = sssaS 'e g. ssrih aas S. -
tAsnra east Aliens tas nlEhNaY 90 iuffr.
.ssslau saia hirawss aith tbs mulary
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Of see IS. thsacs wasfsrif 60 highway
tss~ssn sscs Z ana thsaes ngfttrlig
and 81 thsncs usst &c HasfHarst
en ~ w-sssrn aa~ u So ; ihsaes
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nerth quarter rernsr Scr 20 thence east
sfis o. she y 3 coruer - aatd sseflan 3.
, 49, ' ssss s,o"f a.. az a' <; *.
saiass n les Msanss thene- sesfh 81
80 hlaswaY tbrpugh tbs csntsr ~ HsrN
: $40 III rs xenfsh wNAhinwten' tnsnas
aaa#h#FIY aiaag fhs hlxtway 70 TaWus
aNf4 Nns fsf EaeH secs - and 81 tHanEa
r en- Highway ~sst % Admiralty
a. rtaf ne 1Ith day ~ Anfa feaa
= Sac kn1r ~ 8 sflnca y M. has been
- ~ the bearing VI said application
ana fhs eanHt7sfatieu thereof in rnnls
nteatanafs 1fNNa m the NtnE NnHHsN
Caaff Maaas MHd a. whiFh time ana
plass aiI parsaus Interested therein may
Il beard
psns a. Seattle. wash. shls tn day
81 hefil 1879
roARO oF COUNTY CoMNfsatu Eus
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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-12
Lawrence Ladies Glee Club

The Lawrence Ladies Glee club Of
Appleton, Wis. will appear at the
First Methodist Episccp pal church.
Friday evening, February the Goth.
at eight O'Clock. under the direction
of Prof. VIM. Harper, Director of the
Lawrence college conservatory of
music. and also will be accompanied
by Mrs. Josephine Retz- earns, Read
er. There are thirty voices in the
chorus, selected from the lady stu
dent body Of the cullege. Prof. Harp
err is a director and baritone of ma
tional fame. Mrs. earns has the very
best of recommendation as reader.
The price of admission is SO cents
straight, except for students of the
schools and colleges. Seats for these
will be reserved in the assembly room
Of the Sunday school at Is cents.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-12
PipeTSVille

Pipersville, Feb. MIR. and Mrs.
Jay Perry recently enter aimed ccm-
pa1y from lxonia.
Mr.. and Mrs Breckenridge of the
town of Watertawn, spent Sunday
afternoon with Fred Mere and family.
Asa and Esther Goetsch entertained
number of friends Thursday evening.
Mrs. Bob Holland and son of Wa
tertown, spent Saturday with her par
ents and sister here.
Christ. Heuning and daughter, Flor
ence, Went TO Milwaukee Friday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Robert RommendeT
Mr.. Heuning returned Monday. but
Florence will remain a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ks,bere
spent Sunday evening with MIR. Henry
Schnltger and family of Affection.
Miss Viola Plum entertained com
pany from lXonia Sunday evening.
Frank and Ida Bohlmnan entertain
ed number of fri nds Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and MRS. Fred Holitz aud fam
lily entertained f NV friends ard re-
latives Monday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Rollitz' birthday.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-12
Friendship that flames goes out in
fash.-Young
NUGGETS

Genius is inspiration. Talent is per
spiration.
Do not measure Your enjoyment by
the amount of money spent in pr0duc.
Ing it,
Education turns the wild sweetbrier
into the Queenly rose.
4 vigorous initiative and strong self
faith make up the man of power.
Be sure that the honors you are striv-
ing for are not really dishonOrs.
What men get and do not earn is
often a curse instead of Il blessing.
You can purchase Il mans labor, but
you've got to cultivate his good will.
Ignorance itself is a disease. the
deepest, most treacherOus and damn
ing malady of the soul
Worry poisons the mind just as much
as deadly drug would poison the body
and just as surely.
While you stand celebrating which
book your son shall read first, another
boy has read both.-SuccesS Magazine
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-12
Lincoln and Stanton.

There was a marked contrast be-
tween LincOln's manner, which was al
ways pleasant and even genial, and
that of Stanton. The latter's stern,
specialized visage commanded instant
respect and in many cases inspired
fear. In receiving visitors, and they
We're legion, Stanton seldom or never
sat down, but stood before a high desk
as the crowd passed before him and
one by one presented their requests or
complaints, which were rapidly dis
posed of. He was naughty, severe,
domineering and often rude. When l
think Of him in the daily routine of his
public audiences the characterize ton
of Napoleon by Charles Phillips, the
Irish orator, comes to mind, Grand,
gloomy and peculiar."-David Homer
Bates in Century.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-12
One Clean of Sunshine.
is play is a rank failure.

His play is rank failure.
1t is a frost and a fzzle, and he
knows it.
The dramatist bows his head upon
his hands and refuses to be comforted
for it is his first funk
One by one his friends try to say
something that will console him, but
to no avail.
Finally his trusting wife finds one
sunny CLEAN in the clouds.
Anyway" she said, you didn't have
TO go through the ordeal of making a
speech before the curtain, and you
know you always said you would be
thankful beyond words if you could
escape that.'-SuccesS Magazine.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-12
DO Not Miss 1t

The young people of the First
Methodist church consider themselves
fortunate in having secured the Law
rerce University Ladies' Glee club of
Appleton, the seat of Lawrence col
lege, for Friday evening February the
18th. The club is composed of thirty
voices and will be under the direction
of Prof. William Harper, musical
director of the college. The club will
also be accompanied by Mrs. Josephine
Retz earns, wife of Prof. John Sea-
man earns, as Reader. The date,
February Goth: the entertainers,
thirty talented girls, Mrs. earns,
Prof. Harper: all of Lawrence col
lege. Watch for later announcements.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-12
The Imperial Ministries

The concert to be given by the
Imperials at the Turner opera house,
Tuesday evening, February Ie, will
be hummer and there will be fun
galore from start to finish. The en-
tire entertainment will be a continual
laugh, for the program has been
arranged to create hilarity. The line
up-you know them-have left moth.
mig undone to make 1t an evening of
rare enjoyment. Miss Mabel Mont
gomery will make her first appearance
in the city and astonish the audience.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-12
IXOnid.

Ixonia, Feb. 9, 1909. -Miss MauC
Erickson of Oconomowoc, was a CUES
of Mrs. H. Gullekson the first uf tn,
week.
Miss Viola NARROW spent couplt
of days in Watertown during the
week.
Archie Jones has been canvassins
in and about Waukesha during the
week.
Messrs. E. r Reese, Hugh Pugh
Horace Humphrey and T. M. Wingel
were fair day visitors at Watertcwr
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Saeger and son Loren
Of Hellenville, visited her mother
Mrs. Eliza Davis, the first of the
week.
Supt. A. j. Thorne of Jefferson
called on friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Pautz, ST., left OF
Thursday for Pipersville where she
will make her home with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Ziemer.
Misses Clara and Hattie Fennel
spent Sunday with their parents al
Pipersille.
Misses Florence Holstein and Jennie
Anderson of Oconomowoc, called or
Mrs. 7. M. Winger Sunday afternoon.
Ferdinand Gauerke was a Sunday
visitor in Watertown.
Arthur Hughes of Milwaukee,
called on friends here Friday after.
noon.
George Gullekson spent Sunday
with friends at Watertown.
Miss Vranie Dornfeld ofWatertown,
was an over Sunday guest of he1
aunt, Mrs. E. @. NARROW.
Mrs. 7. M. Winger entertained the
embroidery club Saturday afternoon.