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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
GARVIN'S CORNER
BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvIN
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

ary war n also coinsd from the
mind 81 man that fire-stirriuk SEN
tcnce. Millions for defense. bat
NOT one cent for tribute To Use
feet ~ an unjust tax.
MHuy schemes 90 rni~inx taxes
have been proposed. We cannot
consider them here. ilut moro pub
iiclty as 90 how the TAX money Is
used ~ an immediate question A
rock cruHhor isn't much N itself
but " has been made wedge for
Improving the method Of using the
tnNpayer'a dollar. II this return so
the old paths becomes the cafnb-
ltHhed custom in spending the Coun-
81 FUNDS, perhaps we might put an
iunoccnt rock cruaher emblem on
The ballot or incorporate 81 in the
shields that are being designed Tor
the cityH use.
The i~..oa T. not 60 staas rock
cfushcrs. but 10 study how your tax
money should be- spent such tn
telliEonce viii lead 10 a better rltx
Ia % straight path. RiNhteouaness
consists as much in business meth
DDS ~ handling public funds as la
making sort speeches and tutoring
sincere prayers. Both are needed.
rhe prophet cried, "Moe e. ht,a
that establishes a city bv iniuuitN
Woe also 10 the taxpayer who does
not understand his counfry's sva-
tenn 81 taxation. We cannot ollni
nate II. We must have rock crush
era ana some other things We must
pay FOR thou. lot ua know wis
and how and what taxation means.
tNeFy body IL satisfied with the
way THIS rock cruahor ia going TO he
purchased Many uG ua may never
see ~ az work NJ we can see that
method of publicity. 90 advertising
FOR bids OF forms CONTEMPLATED hv
law" Ia use continuously az an our
offices whore tax mOucy Is handled
we viii feel recompensed for miss
ing a slight " that humble rock
crnsher AZ work
Forget the cru~her, hut sever far-
grt the system provided BY law FOR
buying a. trunhcra wear out This
business method should grow IN
popularity. The taxpayers dollar
flows steadily into the treasury Il
aVCumulAtca infrnuucntiy 1t IL hest
spent iudieiousiy. " viii hn spent
with creator. wisdom as the tax
payer himself comes 90 know what
taxation means and why II Is I'm use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
THIS NEAT LITTLE DOMESTIC
WANTS LAW FOR HOUSE GIRLS

ria0o tahO married some millionaire
Old enough 90 be- hof Rfadntnihrt Or
rAfhnf. she married hiH money!. TAR q
Isl plrka 40 hrr shirta and turns 90
hef nose al tho Hlkht ~ workinH
girl ~ e woman whose hands ore
"Aa Ions ~ the employers make
such a great distinction between
themselves ana the Hitl VINO - ~
an honest living Nv the sweat 20 her
zion wili remain unanived. such
peoplc cannot get good arr ~
work for them. aud N they Do get
one. they cant keep het 10 hiti
xiih any aelf-reHrrot nui pride WIZ
endure such humiliation ~ The aver
ago houaemaid ~ sub iepted 60 any
longer than she has 40 No one wants
to be a doF
f.sspa-es Housemnid@' tsion.
Now q word 10 the girls who
work fn the Kitchen. Why dnnt you
esl together and form r. union, ana
refuse 10 work from z 40 10 hours a
SEQ that me bin haa been pass
ed IT. the house. reducing Tho hours
~ work faf women in reHtAurantH,
hotels aud who operate mechanical
devices from ten 10 eight hours
ssansn the working houfs are only
eight. then why should thr bounN'
work ~ toll from be 10 ~ hours
nearly twice aa long 90 come elmer
workers. u 10 nigh time this met
ter was looked into,
aThesa arc hundreds OF glria 10
thf4 cltN who do not nprhh ihN
American Language swedish. fln4
nls4i German aud ~ niheg nation
alftiHs4 R0aN hard working FtF4n.
MANY employers take aANanthH'
these KlrlH brcnuHr they az" nWt
Ahia a. defend themselves ana
make them work iikH slaves Ana,
being homeless aifhHEnfh ~
strange land. the girls hesitate 70
make changes fnr they may 40
w0gaa. and put up with almost any
thtnE
issofnathinR should hn done 60 pro-
teet these Fifls. aud all the wnrh-
ing women, and shorten their hours
Of toll
=ft is woman'a right ana duty 20
demand iuatica."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

appeal 10 mo, nor does it appeal 10
any other self respecting girl
wasted though. Hard worker.
some time ago t applied for e
similar position nt one Seattle rest
denee rne laay y lne hapaa looked
a girl who W sHtlsfied with rough
and hard work who doesn't want
anything hettnr. want Co be the
lady, aud ! want the Htfl 80 eat in
the Kitchen Some girls get mad
when sou tell thrm that fH
"a ana NOT get mad. hnf Was
amuNed. nlraa her euuii " she had
known anything she would have
known that 70 does not make lee
lady 90 have someone "a wait pn her
u SHE was not lady nt heart
n decided did not want the ioh
And ! snppoHe the lady b. stiil look
ting for her ideal OF "a servant aeunH
who n Satisfied with rough and
hard work and doesn't want ans
thing better
Iioa.e Giri HAS Ambitions.
''Hone pcapie Do not seem 80 real.
lFe that The gifl who does house
work be- very much like any ether
Kiri she has nrr ambitions. har
aspirations and her apfFowa. She
Ia aenaiiive too aud knows her place
iy reminded by manner and locks
that YOU are only servant
yes. anig servant hnt in her
breast thruha human heart like
that 90 her mistress Aha was
brought Into this world Ia poverty
. circumstance not controlled hY her
mnif Nor nature - often refined
even N She does lack the outward
shine. the leweied hand. the polish
and the accomplishments 81 her mufv
fortunate tot, perhaps sometimes.
unfortmnatwl aiHieteHtthH lady ahe
moFNrH 4 say sister because tH
reality We are AN eniN ems great
human family, whether rich 81 poor
when will humanity learn 10 ar-
cUpt each Individual Tor what ne %
SHE really a. worth a. manhood ~
wumanhood. and NOT measure ones
worth ~ dollars eniyf
uaa.t. sMr.. newly nteh.s
MANY newly rich society Homan.
W hn uard 90 be Haeh =sitHHef 3n
her fafinef days. aud who had a for
tune thrust upon her through usaf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
eIksrp cot. Thi. Mean. Y.w. -

u @ anYbedy's business
~ e gentleman should choose
To wait upon q lady.
" the lady don't refuRe7
or 90 be Il ilttic palmer.
That ihe meaning all may know.
~ II HnHhpdy'H business
" lady has beau
= Il anyhodys business
When that gentleman may cnii
on when hu leaves Tho lady.
Or if he leaves az aiig
Or IL Il necessary
That thr curtain should he drawn.
To save from fuqther trouble
Tho outside lookers-onH
r. It Rnyhodyu business
hut the iHdY's ~ her beau
Rides ont with other ladies
And dpean a let her know
4 &c auyhody's business
iiut that Rentiemnna ~ she
Accepts another escort.
Where be doesn't chance 10 be9
II persons on tho sidewalk
Whether great o. whether small.
Il Il anybody business
Where thai person means Go callf
or n Yeu see n person
A. he's calling anywhere.
Is II any ~ your business
What his business may be thore7
Tho substance ~ our query.
simply stated would DO this.
IL 1t nnybody'n business
What Bnpthor'e business ia7
III Il ia, or NJ ~ isn't
We would really like 20 know
For we're certain. ~ 10 isn't.
There are 1uni0 who make N $50.
Los Angeles Express
/ Buy O Champion Gaa Range and
get q coal or wood range free at'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

ge..ie winasra--Agld1is word In
correct. Others d. X.
r~art Pstssr~sn--Nrithws correct.
Marguerite Hssk--Miadie wufa
Js-.s. aeri-s,y--Arisala word In
rs@y w..k---your answer IN.
correct first word o. X Sorry to
have ynn leave thu city lust aftag
starting III the eonteats Gant an.
nouBrc them beforehand
ssee. A. wiIissra@--Middie wnra
OFT.
Irsi.s f.@.-ss--Mlddls weird an
r.ouis~ y@ssat--Nnar a.
Jaksnis Hsrrett--Nane corrected
sass caass.-Fsrst. second, last
correct
Hsrs are -s-s- ef che sa.~er- re-
eetvedf
Ths steamer Minnesota salts
March tenth Inauguration 81 Pfssi.
dent Taft March fourth. Roosevelt
making preparations toward mpY
inR. yrcsidant Roosevelt leaves In
Match. Japan America exchange
free trade. ole Hansou's race traet
hlli. 81 Patrfcka Day Naraf tIfa.
tnaser heard ~ himl Roosevelt
seeking q hustiing start. RposeNqn
left tonight. and President sitsct
TAFT IL Delighted. Nousaveif sues
hack 20 Washington fnpt fof fepr
years ~ the saFltrati CpnGres@ AL
lournH and President TAFT i SEQ - !
away, President enters caphaL fE-
president eavaa--snnd % on I'll
No. the correct nnawer Il moi IN
the above nor ~ there any Heaf u.
rtzzLE EDITOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Cat"
Il ~ said. not unklndiy, that
Mime NaslmoyA's tremendous ar
tlstlc poweg il caught from the r..
line speeches
She purrs or roaH like the lion.
eaa tier tail. afnu0us body. her
tightly caught hair. her flashing
eyes her hands that may be- soft
pads nos aud Yenulnoue claws q
moment later all these suggest
the cat
NRzimova denies H. She Do.
clafea that ahe has not intention.
ally drawn her art from the feline
beast She doesn't even like cats
Hut an the critics insist that her
pufiingn. her physical contoriions.
her soft earezs and her tlgerieh
stage passions are true 70 the life
and the Ways of the cat Wherever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

this wonderful Russian Jewess
found Der expressive art. u Il GER
tain that Il n powerful and unique.
IN the dark blue iHbeu dramas, IN
which she ~ BOW appearing her
talent. shines a brilliant star
From obacnriiy on the stage OF
cheap Fast side theatre IN New
York. Nazimoya has IN five years
Jumped into the first rank Of her
profession f1ve years agg she
could not speak the Engliah Ian.
gnage SoA her words thrill her
audiences. She IL Due ~ the high
eaf paid American Actresses and
her friends lay claim for her 70
the title Of our greatest emotion.
al artiat
Did she seize the subtle habits
Of The cat 20 express lbrenH tire
mendonG ranges ~ emotion be-
tween love and haie2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
PlNyIlnDe :1s:s Q ,!IorieS]

Not many years aKo there lived
a ins soft pussy called Gray
Fuf HIS fur VAS thick and long
and Gray Fur was ~ proud of Il
that b. uaed to think that there
we're no other pusslea 10 the world
az beautiful - he.
Nos Gfag Par bad boon told
BY mMmma cat that little puaaies
muns be- kiad and polite "a their
friends. and purr softly and never
scratch unless \ big dog eomrA
along 10 hurt them
But Gray Fur said Look AZ
my lovely soft coat and my ycl-
low eycE and clean whiskera, I
cannot run across the hack yard
fence and climb dirty trees with
other pgssiee-~lm too handsome
for that And just common eats
~ around and pufr aud chnse
empty spooia. Tommer and Kitty
Cat and Fluff may admire and
purr with nae when I'm in good
humor. but they must keep their
distance aud remember who I
am"
And then one summer dag when
Gray Fur was baskink In a sunny
open window. something long and
queer flmttered down off the vide
window aill Gray Fur Jumped
back. and then put out one soft
paw curioaaly 20 see what Il was.
His paw stuck Then be put
down another pas 10 help pull the
first paw of. aud shat do you
think IN 4 moment he vas ali
tangled up IN a blk sticky piece
OF ny paper.
Ohil How frightened he was.
And the more he pulled the deep.
81 he got into It Finally he was
covered all over with 81. and was
running around the room meow.
las ptteonslY.
Fluff and Kitty Cat and Tom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

The new ioGues are small only In
comparison with the huge types of
head gear recently worn. Tha
toquc viii DO one OF the fayorita
modes in spring millinery Il is 20
be worn set well down on the head
and is TO be almost void Of orna.
mentation,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
MARY ON MODES.

Guimpes are as necessary Access
series now as In the days OF the
jumper dress. The only difference
Ia style appears In the sleeves
which are long and tucked or nous
quctaire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

OF course ! need not toll ron that
he talk Of a sea.level canal Is an
outbreak of the railroad lobby op-
posltion Senator kittrldge. recent
N defeated and soon 70 return r.
private practice CAS- distinguished
from the senatorial pFaciieel Of tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Bangs wisely % Ia love with the
iauHimay.
Wangn--s Was DC admitted So
FANG So but he ra7a the egla
bsss 4 " heat cakes Syracuse Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Every member Of congress has
had chance 10 eat free meal
Al the expense Of the lumber trust.
Two.thIrds have aYailed themselves
Of the opportunity The lobby at
me willard seeking ri have the
a. duty on lumber retained. has
conducted s. FassrOnOmic cam.
paien. also The feeds were con-
dneted 10 series The important
members we're fed first. and then
ne nineapofa. Mr. DefebauRh WAS
manager fof the iumber trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

&@sNA $3.50 49, go
The latest converts CO % the
canne ~ forest conservation are
ffe members ~ the lumber lobby.
10 be- found any nice evening nov
a. the rosnRda Of the Willard hotel
There Il Chas. Elliott DefebaHgh.
editor OF the American Lumberman.
published in Chicago. aud engaged
b. the National Lnmber Aaaufac
tnrers association 70 head the
Iobby. With him are I'd Hines Of
Chicago. !. - White Of St Louis.
FRED Weyefhauser Of Minneapolis.
IL Rhodes of Minneapolis. Victor
Beekman Of Washington. and 9th
ers. These are the gentlemen Who
are trying 10 persuade congress- 20
keep a g. duty on lumber Their
object 90 y0u believe them IS 70
apreserye the American forests II
IA not TO preserve their monopoly IN
the American forests. Bless ECU. no
II Il 70 preserve the forests. You
ere II works this way II We con
mnmers pay the lumber trust big
prtcna for lumber. then the humber
trust can afford 10 handle the for
egts aparingly. See7 They won 3
hurn and waste and devassate. ~
they have been doing for ~ years
They will suddenly reform. And
fha consumer Will 20 on paying the
biz prices. And the Canadian sup
plies will go on unlapped. And all
vii BE- az lovely as a lumber trust
4eeg
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Thr Woman 90 n.

fffm-Dnn't you think Miss over
ton carries her age remarkabfy
RefsF
a.r-Na. I don't she has drop
ped several years 81 u 20 ny per-
aanal know ledge. Chicago news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

This simple and effective cos.
tum" Is pleasing forecast OF
things 20 come. The lines are hong
and simple. and the only orna
meniailon II heavy embroidery OF
the same shade a. the cloth. and
loug lines Of small plain buttons
The circular skirt is without trim.
ming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

The two negroes were talking
about the chances Johnson would
have against Jeffries an the ropcd
arena
Lack nd knock him out easy"
said one
-How go figgah thntf7 asked the
other.
"nidn't Beht Williams OF williams
s Waikiki say SOL
Yes. WAS the reply. "hut VIII
Hams he's a comedy ahtlst AN they's
a diffrc between Cnmcdyfviu'
an pickin winnahs Ia prize fiFhta"
WANT--A farm or acre tracts.
See page G. eee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE
BY RATH

law. Is doing what he can Foraker
n-and-0uter-is assist.
ing
One Of the frnnicst things that
has come 70 my ears lately ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Dance tonight Saturday at
Leschi Park pavilion. Gentlemen.
soc: ladies'. free. o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Az 4 general thing when 4 fnAn
has more money sNHN Ne kaomH
what ~ 40 vita that lent thN snly
things he dpeHmf know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

You cau blind Hny nan ~ tifow
be gold dust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

~ TfIEATUEs PVT or
HDOM DNIt" SIGNS
WHY SHOT IDN-f TH0g.Lff
CfHsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Wangn DO you think that red.
hraard women are apt 60 be baa
tempered
ysftoA hatred hrown-hairet ana
ans other color natural ~ Arstu~
cla4 Syracuse Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Biabhs- In these days ~ e0mpa.
tition II r. hard for a man 70 eiilRA
mn iH fh~ world
Niabbs Yes. bat lta tougher stfIi
10 have 70 climb down again.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

~ an art exhibit uis pfics d
H. hung
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Wflfs-H.liy. dear. J stitched ~
The hole IN your trousers pocket tAst
might after Vom had gone 90 heH
Nov am ! not q thoughtful iittis
wffae
Husband Him how asa you know
there was hole IN my pyckrty--
Mam York Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
Limitations.

Nj scrsppinKton imusiuEiY As
i4rrufn said = man nag fool snfne
n else people an the time aud al ne
people some ~ che time
NJ gfrauufnaton thrisklf D. But
rsa can't fool me any ~ the unte'--
puck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

a prophet a. without hanor Ia
IFS own country" quoted Tire Wise
Guy
@aBf the worst ~ hiH preficnfnenf
IL that BE- can seldom afford 10 80
ahf0ad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Her Tha man ! marry must havs
a family hack - him.
lflm-Ha mlne' 7 have mother.
three girls and a little b0y.--t'lsys-
land Leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

~she doesn't know where Ter
baby gets hin had temper from.
~he doeEuty
Ne
That's strange Most young
mothers can piare thet sort ~ re-
sUouHihltitY tn trtce ~-fsNuiaNiita
gutfri er- Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

row between C. W Fairbanks and
Senator Jim Hemeuway IA you
know. Hemenway has always bnen
Fairbanks henchman. and dur.
sug tha late campaign be managed
the Fairbanks campaign Cor secur-
ing the vice presidential n0mlna.
ton he went 10 Chicago. opened
headquarters and spent some mon
~. Those bills have caused the
fuss. When they came In Cousin
Charley said be didnt owe them
lie ordered them sent 10 Hrmen.
KAY. Dear me" said Charles. 4
wasn't a candidate. Surely there ~
some mistake Then Hcmeuway
up.spoke. And the purpoFt OF his
words das not laudatory So n you
wans a Fairbanks testimonial just
TAP Hemenway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Even the detective Wsy bef1fne
mere shadow ~ hiH fgffrf self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

The trufb. in e uutaheiI is geos
BIT 81 chestnut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

aud mushrooms are 50 cents q
half pound Are you fond 81 mush-
roonIag Done two minutes In hut
ter. with a little cream added. hey
are delicious. Sincerely.
RATH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Mrs BoosfioM freBdinG fashion-
ahfe intelligence DE Qu~Hhn %
featheiH II sfiil Undecided Ton lRes.
Now ain dat ridirk iuHf
MF. Rnosflow u No. chile. An new
- haa been able 20 mex up nah
min whetheh hits hes 90 buhs ~
k5shu iafn --p Puck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Spring - here A flock 81 COW
birds Ia In Lafayette square the
other day. some bushes on Capitol
hill have put out yellow flowers.
Crocunea have pushed through on
the southern slopes and VOLTS are
sold on the corner a. two lunches
for a quarter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

a petition 10 have locks abolished
and the police force dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Buy O Champion Gas Range and
get q coal or wood range free. ats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
STAR DUST

- bis talk a.
iFHfr dads hgrh-
~ cot fhel.
= a"H htffa beaua
= res tfnif ~
them paaa ems
riEara whsa ~,
yWunH inca rmfl.
m fh' other hait
never @nB sbea ;
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28

Every one remember the fifth o.
November.
Commodore z. II. Ball is in New
YORK on business trip.
Some much needed repair work
is being done at the post office.
There are always a good many
people who keep the balance OF the
community busy wondering how
they live so well.
Capt. John w. Minor. A. G. Har-
wood and r. B. Geddy. members
of the James City electoral board.
were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Lee. of Car
son, Va. who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Leath. re-
turned home Saturday.
The Educational and Civic Asso
citation is planning a treat for Win
iamsburg Watch for the announce;
ments for November fifth.
If you never have been 20 Europe,
the country of Romance. on the
fifth day of Novembel you all viii
have a ohanoe-Sueet cars start a.
8 o clock.
Cashier H. N. Phillips was ia
Lynchburg last week attending a
meeting of the directors Of the
American Life Insurance Co.. OF
which ne is a director.
Don't crOak. Leave that TO frogs
in stagnant pools. A few croakers
though are necessary in every com
munity to measure the rate of pro
gress at which live men are advanc
ing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
Mabel Mckinley tObG Here.

Important among Theatrical en-
gagements in this city is the coming
of Miss Mabel Mckinley who is the
favorite niece Of the late Pre- esiden,
William Mckinley. Miss Mckinley
will appear here Saturday. Octob er
30th. at Cameron Hall. and will pre-
sent Grand Opera in Concert form.
The engagement IS one above the
ordinary and the organization is en-
route 10 Havana and are giving 90
Concerts between New York and
that city. This clever lady now is con
Ceeded 10 rank with our foremost
singing celebrities and even Nordica
Schuman Heink and other great
singers receive no more enthusiastic
receptions than is accorded Miss
Mckinley and she is always given
an ovation that only the big stars re
ceive and the critics hail her as one
of the greatest singers of modern
times. Miss Mckinley owes her
wonderful popularity in concert work
TO the remarkable beauty and purity
OF her voice. her impeccable tech
nique and her radiant personality,
her voice has the limpid freshness
and purity of pearling streams and
she uses it with the beautiful precis
ion of an instrument. The engage
ment is manifesting interest among
our musical loving public and grand
opera right here at our own doors
will be most welcome event.
Reservation of seats on sale at Will.
iamsburg Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28

As if to shake a red flag in the
face of an enraged bull. President
Taft has announced in the west that
be will urge the next congress 10
pass a bill providing for ship sub
sides. It will be useless for htm to
do so. Taft has lost the confidence
OF the west and any suggestions
coming from him now will be re
garded with distrust. He has IN
measurably hurt himself and his
party by telling the people beyond
the Mississippi that Aldrich is a
great and good man. and he has
hurt himself and his party more by
defending the recent tariff legisla
tion. AS one of our exchanges
very pointedly remarks. if the things
for which Mr.. Taft sands for in the
fu1ure are as good as the things he
mas stood tor and approved since his
Inauguration, then God help the
country. Lebanon IS. D. Inde-
pendent.