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catalogue free. Michigan Barber Col
leGc, 81 West Congress-St. Detroit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
IF THE WICkLEBRlDGES
WERE IN THE WHITE HOUSE

There that VERY hInge wlckebrdgc
ity asked her nege. "A recipe Tor chow chow
ws be eaEagd BY the president
the social duties that Will fall her
shoulders. Its a good idea
Wen don't that II froalng cake, OBJ
w.
president would persisted hts wife
a good plan. whom would chooseg
mattar--shed have tough job of H."
wouldn't said bis wife sharply that
Cicero Indifferent
obligations Of
vEant guido
IN your ordinary elite. There
Something Of JOLT that
shifted wieklebfdge. You'd a faculty
department ehy Hum headlines: Imbecle
President becomes Stiff and Suited Hesitates Even
Nose Until His Society sharp Gives signal
Don't imagine such thing she corrected On the
he would make while attending
functlons"
Yep unrasirainad. Head
a
Bail o the
dom Pspler Palms
Wickiebidges would YOU Mira W.
all world had really de
social will
huh ~ BULLETIN. President Presents picons
Refuses Drinks
Prescribed Requesting the
Bn Department Director for Naagng Woman
your work."
s dIsgnsted Wit the no.
ti0n u seeing her spouse become president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
''A ,coGKD COX B 5TX

DREADED CHICKEN WITH
TOMATOES.
Cut two small chickens IN nice.
sized pieces. roll them IN bread.
crumbs. then dip them la beaten
eggs. and again roll IN crumbs
The crumbs should be- seasoned
with salt and pepper Fry the
chicken until tender Ia plenty Of
butter. When done place the pieces
on q heated dish. add a tablespoon
of minced parsley 70 the butter In
the pan and cupful Of milk In
which has been dissolved tea.
spoon Of cornataFeh. stir II over
the fire until slightly thickened
and the cornatafeh Is cooked add
seasoning II necessary. men pour
II over the chicken. gafnish with
fried tomatoes. and serve a. once.
FRIED swEETBREADs.
Two pairs Of sweetbfeads. one
erg. one.haif cup Of bread crumbs.
one large cFout0n. two tablespoon.
fuls Of butter, two tnblespo0nfuls
cataup. one teasp0onful beef ex-
catsup. one tablespoonful beef ex.
tract. one tablespoonful Of chopped
onion, one tablespoonful OF chopped
ham. one teaspponfui salt one.
half pint Of brown sauce and a
dash Of pepper
Wash and parbOil two good pairs
OF aweetbreads throw them In
cold water and when cold remove
the membrane. cut the sweet.
breads IA cubes ~ about two
inches. dust them with salt and
pepper, dip them IN egE and ron in
seasoned bread crumbs. Gut one
large cr0uton from the center 81 a
loaf OF bread, dip It also ia the
egg Put two tablespoons OF but.
ter and two Of flour IN a saucepan
stir one teaapoonful Of beef ex.
tract I'm q pint Of boiling water.
add this 70 the butter and flenr,
stir until boiling; add table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
HODGE AND The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The Star confcsses 10 more than an ordinary interest
Bob Hodge Il permitted to aid him in his campaign
for the nomination aud his campaign for election, and
believes that when the people Of King county chose him for
their sheriff they chose the who TO make the best
sheriff this county has had.
Sheriff Hodge office lie has made that fact
quite apparent only BY clearing out Of the county jail
refuse and Junk that has made that place breeding spot Tor
disease but by locking horns with the county commissioners
who from the day that Hodge elected have shown an
inclination to make everything unpleasant possible Tor
him.
The first act OF the county commissioners was to attempt
70 deny Hodge the right appoint the jail physician The
law holds the sheriff responsible for the physical welfare of
every prisoner IN the county jail And clearly Il just as much
his province say who shall attend them in their sickness as
Il say what they shall In spite OF the opinion OF
Prosecuting Attorney Nandcryeer who The Star regrets
say, have been taken tho county ring Hodge
yesterday the commissioners that he be
the boss Of the JAIL and that long he sheriff and
responsible for the prisoners he going remain the
boss
And everybody in King county knew Bob" Hodge as
well The Star knows him. they would thoroughly appreciate
the force OF that remark
Bob" Hodge popular among the who have been
for feeding the public roughs OF King because
he is honest
He isn't popular because he can, build the POI
ical fences OF who still be blind the fact that
under the direct primary political fences OF little
He isn't popular because he is "trimmer-because
he wall stoop the dirty little political tricks Of who
fighting him.
And there isn't any question 20 where the people viii
stand u this between honesty and eouponbetwcen
right and wrong.
The matter OF the appointment 81 the Jail physician ism
Of very great importance the public in general The CONF
misoners want 70 peddle out IN payment OF political
debt Hodge it because his by right and because
he alone responsible for the competency Of the who
gets il.
But Hodge is honest and clean ambitious gain honor
the best sheriff this county has had has refused be-
party 10 political robbery and declined allow
h.
be punished
That is the
The final answer wilt come when these county commits
and their advisers conclude that when they took hold
OF Bob Hodge they took hold Of something they couldn't
let drop.
JUST KEEP YOUR EYE ON HODGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
STORY OF BEN HUR

MesMaiA warmly for they have been
frieuda In childhood. bat al last
ghey fall "a discussing tbs Nmpfem,
acy ~ Rome and the pariing that
~ Inevitable comes. Messiah. Wild
with anger. departs swearing ven.
reaace GA hiz former friend The
Neither Of Hur. poescased ~ a pre-.
muniilon % coming danger. gathers
her ehiidfea a. her and cries Mes.
aaiA IL Runs and Judah hath lost
friend. bat shat II the whole world
forsake us - long a. this little
circle remains unhrukenf
This tender domestic scene r. IN
ferrup,ed By the biare of tfumpcta.
ANNOUNCING The approach % Grasus,
che nrv pFocutatoFy Tor 5udca "a
under the domination 81 allpuwer.
ful Rome Far and near the people
~ Jerusalem swarm 20 their house.
tops 10 witness the entry Of their
new master. nen.Hur aud TiFzah.
70 see the legiuns a. they pass.
lean upon the pAFapei Il crumblos
and FALLS outward Help Urea.
soui The procurator hath been
murdered In an instant the cry
"a raised. Il seems 60 come from
Mesnalaa throat that the stone
wna thrown hy nen.iiur. the Jew
There II rush Of aoldicry 90 the
roof terrace Of the Palace 81 HuT
and the young prince IL seized and
bound. and then dragxed away 10
slavery on one 81 the Roman gal.
lcyn. which II equivalent 20 death.
The ahrieking women are dragged
away o. the Tower of Antonla. there
"a be imprisoned until the coming
Of plate 60 be ruler Of Jerusalem.
fContinued tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Tho dramatic spectacle Hen.
HaF - novelty In atnfy and -.
eals aud a vide departure from
anything ever before seen on the
stage ia artistic innovations and Dc.
viailonm from traditions The usual
overture By the orchestra h omit
ted aud IN 10 stead shat 10 really
= pictorial overture IL presented
In this prelude 90 she play. The
Wise Mra ln the Desert" ~ sound
ed the keynote 81 the drama The
mnaic. composed By Edgar SIN.
man Kelley. IL both orchestral and
vocal AZ the first strains ~ the
great orchestra are heard. the cur.
tain rtaea. disclosing n symbolic pic.
tnFe depicting she opuleui power ~
Rome Ia contradlatinction 90 the
spiritual peace OF Jerusalem For
che choral music there were select
ed passages from the Prophecies 81
isaiah concerning the coming % the
Messiah. where Christ ~ referred
10 a. Tho iiKht 20 Tighten the
darkness III the people. The music
for this number hegina with the
theme 81 the prophecy and y built
nnon mn aaciert scale peculiar 20
Semitic peoples Arabs and Hc
bFnwM Ia which the Interval ~ the
augmented second II a prominent
feature. This Is tRkrn np BY the
invisible male chorus. announcing
The vision 81 Isaiah Following ~
heard A suggestion II The star 81
neshIehem theme az the words
Arise. shine. for the Elcry o. the
Lord IL risen upon thee. The or
chentfa then takes up the theme
Of the star while the chorus chants
tho text--s'The Lord shall rise upon
thee. and His glory be upon thee.
and the gentiics shall come TO thy
HIGHT and kings 10 tho brightness of
thy rising The symbolic piciure
here fades away. disclosing the
tahleau 81 The Wise Men IN the
Dessert" beside their sleeping
camels. looking across the arid
waste Of sand and watching With
Wonder and awe the npparition 81
the star ~ bethlehem Mysterious
~ II fittera, at first mere lumin'
aus point increasing In sire and
hYill{ancv and shooting forth fiery
rays 81 light until the entire hori-
ron IL Illuminated A. ia first
ahlsauartng becomes visible. Hug
rastioue pf the Star fhcme are
heard. developing into orchestra
fullnpss as the hght increases IN
Intensity. AZ this incident of the
drama closes, the tread Of the
camel IL simulated BY the orches
ira. suggesting the journey Of the
Wise Men over the arid wastes OF
the desert 60 the City OF David.
where the child Ia 60 be born whom
they seek aud would worship.
The Palace OF HUr.
Bathed In the glorious oriental
aunlleht. the flat.topped houses of
Jerusalem stretch away to meet the
olive.olad hills In the dim purple
ana gold distance. On the roof
terrace OF the Palace OF Hur all IL
serene. simonidea. the steward, IN
whose care Is reposed all the great
wealth Of the ilur family, comes
10 discuss with the Mother OF Hur
affairs relating To the vast estate.
Tlrzah, as playful as a kitten.
leases her faithful nurse, Amrah.
and the youthful judah. Prince OF
Iiur lHen-Ilurl diaclosea 90 his
mother his hearts desiro To become
great soldier and aid In freeing
Judea from the yoke OF Rome. Into
this beautiful picture OF home life
IN the Holy City comes Messala.
type OF luHolence and arrogance of
Rome. returning TO Jerusalem after
a long absence Ben-H ur greeta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
The Secret Service Arm
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United States Government

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Our Liberal Credit Service (nothng secret
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You're heartily welcome to avail yourself of this
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for anything selected from our complete and down
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Reginald Vanderbilt at horse
Show supper where hafhouzc sfra " b.
berries Figured In the dessert. told
"A strawberry story
zone 81 these dealers in rare
fruit" he began. said one morning
af the height 81 the dollhouse straw
berry season
Good gracious. I am ruined"
How can that bef asked the
mans cashier. The crop was excel
lent and the prices are unusually
hfnif
Yes. but said The dealer. Won
know how careful ! was 10 have tho
bottom ~ ms boxes built close M
to the fop7
Yes
And Just ~ the erou was ready
u gather tie head uurservman got
drunk and I had 20 engage new
ones
Yes
Well that new man went and
filled the boxes wrnng end un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

clyde Fitch. entertaining a supper
party in has beautifully decorated
New YORK house criticised with tells
ing scoru = drama be had recently
seen.
'-Fhr leading Incident was 80 Inn
nnNElhieF HHla he. that / was re-
minded ~ one - these nonsense ala =
loKucH You know how they run7
A young man. for Instance. says
10 a friend
For Ail her ruldueMa and auster.
itp. I have Kissed Ethel nrymm
Really doubts TIRE other.
Yes. really
nut how on earth ala you w b
flame that scy hHartF
"'f didn't infiame her icv heart
That would have been impossible
simply ainnuiaed myself a. tile Blar-
new atone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
Tur ron as TtrE moor

Harry Payne Whitney. the dav his
own aud ether noted huraemen'a rae.
ors were shipped for London on Tie
Minnehaha. said of the death Of rae
ing Ia New York
"a good many tuHkova have been
hard MT. A jockey told me last
week very sad tale az misfortune
I listened alphabetically.
"'Ah joe said I. when man is
down, few hands are extended to
him.
''rhe Jockey rs he chewed a straw.
smiled bitterly
Few hNnds-veH that's right
he said but think of the feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

You really ought TO take up the
study 81 reincarnafion. said the
young woman 81 great mentality.
"Not !. answered Mr. Dustin
stax. These investigations are CIV
ing me all the trouble concerning
my past that ! can handle az pres
eni- Washington star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
Free Instruction Mornings in New Embroideries
Including Wool Crocheting

In the Art Needlcwork Section, Second
Floor are displayed many beautiful patterns in
Pillow Coverings. comprising the best Of mate
rails Prominent arc tinted Covers for Repoussc
embroidery Burlap Covers in conventional de-
signs in blue or natural, yellow and American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
OPINIONS BY 1 S6s AsOuT

FoREeo "coURTEsles" AND BOOST WAGES.
BY Rev. Or. John A. Earl, Chicago.

The modern no hg for the lowdng and
Of vanished dancing and the gallant
~ Of a taiormade fop
give IN a crowded to a woman and
then think have discharged whole duty
ares model o yours
off Nith respectful gesture when you
with
expect work for less than would same
position.
Keep hats Hang onto In the
line Of Couesea nothing expenses
POWDER PUFF FINDS CHAMPION.
BY Rev Philip Fletcher 81. Louis.
RI young IS 10 be wnsome Young
ought % strive 60 % the best advantage mentally
morally and physically IL Ii all right of
God ~ bc ngly n an age Ike this Is bat little short
against God self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

The Newly Welded One. The
happiest momcuts Of my life were
spent az tbs Faiis.
The Divorced One fcareiessiy).
Niagara --or Sioux Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

INTO general store Of 4 town In
darby complaining that a 80,
which ne had purchased there wa
not good.
The ham is ali right. zeph Ia
sisted the Htufek 0oDgr
NO amt boss" Insisted the
negro. DAT hams shore bndF'
How can that be" continued the
Htorekeepcr, when "a was cured only
last week z"
TIE dnrkv scratched his head Is
fiectiveiy. ana finally uuKneatea
'ilcn nuabhe It's had relapse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Mr. NaNFet I'm going "a give you
q nice little surprise on your birth
day.
MrH. NagEct lndiffcfently)4 Yeaf
Mr.. NaHgct Yes. Can you guess
what IL iaf
Mrs NaERet Well. II you really
intend 20 surprise me, { suppose YOU
mean 10 actually give me some sort
o. blrthdhy present Hahob9th
sunday Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

4 like 70 VISIT there. They have
three lovely children
I'd rather Wait al a place where
they have a lovely cook - Kansas
City Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Hes an honest as che day Is
long
Especially IN the winter time. e
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Why didn't you succced7@
Too much money"
II dldn't know you had any"
Didn't Other fellow had it,
Nashville American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Miss oldgirls Chollie sent me
fitc pounds 81 chocolates.
Miss CauEfiquc on lie told
me he'd given four dollars TO char.
ity.--Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

And when. amid its ioiI and moil.
All for the common veal.
The meat trust thinks Of Standard
OIL
Ard Of the latest deal
THAT knocks that fine
Clear out of line.
The smile Il smiles Is real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

KnickerDoes he understand the
parts OF an autog
Bockcr--An except the upkeep. -
New York sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Stella when win she come out
~ socictyg
bella A. soon as her parents
break In New York Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Goes into everything with eiab-
ogaie detail
Does. eh7-
Yes. requires a whole KIT %
tools 20 make a mistake Louis
vie Courier Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
Apparel for vomen,
Misses and
ghffdFen.

Beauty roses tinted on art ticking and cream
linen. Stamped white Linens to embroider, spe
cially priced: 22-inch, 35c; 27-inch, soc. Many
attractive designs for eycet and French embroid-
cry. coral embroidery, Nallachian, Gobelin and
rice embroidery. All stamped on good round
thread linen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

~Many . man
who was yellow
has hia grave
kept green"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

mind dancing with her Instead of
me-
Hawkward-On the contrary. I
shall be only too delighted. Tit
bits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

spoonful 81 chopped onion. table.
spoonful Of chopped ham. teaspoon.
tul 81 salt, dash 81 pepper and a
tables poonfui Of tomato oatAup.
cook slowly 10 minutes Plunge
the sWeetbreada IN hot fat. drain
Them on brown paper. fry the Large
crouton, drain 4 also. strain The
sauce IN the bottom of the meat
dish stand IN the crunton: arrange
around Y the fried sweeibreadn
ana y yon Hike garnish the diah
with fresh boiled mushrooms and
send to the table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Hostess Miss Robinson has no
partner for this waltz Would you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

James Nhitromb Riley feilH of an
inquisitiNe lady who once Heard hf,a
AtY something on how pnoffe eafd
"11 tn' Profession % litsratiffe.
you have me- cause for coruoisIsts.
lee Wusi De very rich man
understand you got 81 4 ward To-
al you write" ~
IS madam. said Riley. WIN
~ low crawl but sometime
~ AT gay and can't think ~ 4 st.t.i
CharleGtun News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

poY'H done move Mintnh Wnehingt0n
Fufn whah be uAeter stand.
a -notfciH de congress folks.
Rum ail parts ~ De land.
He got To looking poorly.
Ne wonder When DO heard
So many people meutionin
Dat short an ugly word
Dat moxin' Mistuh Washington
Were shoiy fob Sc best.
has a 'aplciau 'twere a case
OF puasonai request
OF NASSAU George he heard de talk
ApaEstu roun' 80 free.
An den De 1es' curlcd up an said.
DIS ain no place fob ucr'
w Arlington star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Absent minded. ia ahar
Il should say so. she's the Kind
Of woman who would 20 10 a bridge
party without her rings He'll
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
STAR DUST

4 word From Josh wiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13
DOWNING, HOPKINS & RIVER, Inc.


era ri Private wires
Alaska aR
orders Executed for Inv Margins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

Now MARY heard the eapslvv's plea.
Ana tears stoud IN her face.
she oFe'a the rake the bird % free.
and pushed II into space
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

other birds are free. and why
Am I not like the rest
u we're outside l would rs
Somewhere and build a nest
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1909-09-01
Open from E a. IN. to II 80 p. m.
Cor. Bishop St. and Hotel.

high altar, at which the Pope
alone says Mass, is wonderfully
beautiful bronze canopy, support
ed by spiral columns, made of
metal taken from the Pantheon.
Ninety-fve lamps are kept burn
ing around the confessio, the
descent to which is by a flight of
marble steps. To the right of the
dome is transept, larger than
most churches, where the Gcu-
menical Council of 1870 held it's
meetings. (In the left transept are
confessionals for ten different lam
guages.)
1t would take months to see and
understand all that St. Peters
presents, with it's chapels, relics,
tombs, statues, mosaics and in
scriptions. eve counted twenty
nine altars.) There is no stained
glass in St. Peters and the light
filters down from above. Instead
of paintings on canvas, there are
great copies in mosaic of the
worlds masterpieces of religious
art. Everything in and about St.
Peters symbolizes that which is
enduring. There are no stations
in the churches in Rome, a visit
to the basilicas serving instead.
In St. Peters, as in the other
places of worship, there are no
pews, and at every hour there are
crowds moving around in the vast
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1909-09-01
9 to ~ A. NJ, 7 to 8 P. M.

St. John Lateran, really the cathe-
dral of Rome, wonderful temple
as rich in traditions as in art and
religious treasures, and contain
ing the tomb in which the ashes
of Leo XIII. will some day rest;
the church of Santa Prassede,
with its sacred relics; and that of
St. Lorenzo, where repose the
mortal remains of the sanity Plus
TX. On the feast of St. Ignatius
we heard Mass in the church of
the Gesil, and received Holy
Communion at the altar over the
tomb of St. Aloysius. After
Mass, we were conducted through
the rooms once occupied by the
great founder of the Society of
Jesus. We found our way to
Santa Maria in Ara Celi, which
is on the site of the Capitoline
temple of Juno; it is reached by
long flight of steps. and the ascent
on a warm day gives a special
significance to the name of the
church. St. Helena's tomb is in
the left transept, and is known as
Cappella Santa.
(To be continued.)