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HELP WANTED.
(Continued.)
AGENTS WANTED.

MEN am, ladies, useful household
articles, sell in every home; big
profits Agents making $4,000 week
ly Write today. Henry Martin 6:
Co, 1923 Greenwood Ave, Chicago.
Z 1 2wkS
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FOR RENT, OFFICES.
FOR RENT.
ROOMS AND 6OARD,

BOARD and room, 4l9 10Th Street
% tt
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TRANSFER COMPANIES
uPHoLsTERING z REPAIRING

K. VAN KAmPEN-Parlor furniture
upholstered and repaired. vanishing.
attress making. carpets cleaned. nt
and laid Estimate submitted on 70.
quest Phones Ind 6G1. Bell SS3-X
2769 Volker Ayo.
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" A.; EED-IO BUY

wan IED-Good team of work horses,
ogden Sewer Pipe C Clay Co.
6 25 1wk
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T. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-Rooms 407-40S First National Bank
builGing. General practice.
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JOSEPH CHeZ-At ttorne ey-And
Counselor AT Law. 40 and Al First Ma.
lional Bank Bldg, Ogden. Utah. Both
,hOnes. Notary,
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POULTRY.

SAVE the little chicks from 'S.ii0o"'
ton, bowel trouble, diarrhl uo
Conkey's Chblera cure In drlu
ter is Cuarahtf 'r
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n. c. HoHN-Attorney-at-Law-Ot.
fees over Badcons Drug Store. seek
the business oil all parties: am at
toTpoy against all corporations and
C0onopohes Prepared to transact any
eaG all nnds of legal business.
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FOR SALE-Grocery stock and Or
tures cheap. Gail after 6 ?. ID. 29o!
" ash. Ave. p L
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HERE THEY ARE!
HARRISON AVENUE
VAN BUREN, AVENUE.

We have for sale number of lots
IN Capitol Block. half n block north
from the Twenty-iifth street car line.
one block east of Sacred Heart Acad-
emy, some facing north. some south
on Capitol Ave; all 80 feet wide and
running back 13S feet to an 1S-foot
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FURNISHED rooms with board 2333
Adams. 3-l7-u
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Mr. Munnimaker,
Care Standard Classified Columns =
Through a little Nunnimaler Classified Ad. IN
The Standard / find poor location is obstacle
have learned low to make customers hunt
Yours truly,
Electrician
Write Mr. Nupnimaer care Standard phone him No.
56 whenever YOU want anything.
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NOW Is the time 20 get your homes
cheap. Call 3196-A Ind.
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WATCH-MAKER & JEWELER

j. a. eELTZER-Fine Watch Re
pairing. Good work a specially. Salts
faction guaranteed. =
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

F. c. WOODS & co.-1st Nat. Bank
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r. S. Observation-Disclosures at
Law-314 and 315 Eccles Bldg
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S. T. CORN-Attorney-at.Law-2O7.
ms First Natl. Bank Bldg.
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sHREEVE & MAOsEN, list Nat, Bank
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MoNEY-Advanced salaried people
witnout security, on easy payments.
Drake, 410-l1 Eccles Building.
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". J. -LawyeeNotary
Probate and Real Estate LAW Speciai.
lies First Nat Blk. Bldg Phones.
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CONTRACTORS g. BUILDERS.

C. STUART.-2952 Wall, Bell 373-x-
Estimates furnished free OF charge.
General repair work a specially. Prices
reasonable
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MASONIC.
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

Wasatch Division No. l24. O R c.,
meets second and fourth Fridays at
2. 80 p, m. In X. OF P. hall, corner
Washington avenue and 24th street
All brothers are cordially invited to
attend.
GEO. ALLEN. C. c.
D. l.. BOYLE, S. and T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21
ne WANTED TO BE a LA WYER
BUT BECAME NEWSPAPERA7Ak
PRESIDENT or tina NATIONAL
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION 10
ALSO A FARMER.

VIII II Mayes started out to be-
a lawyer 20 years agu, but he
changed his mind and got into the
newspaper business and hos been
strictly In It ever since. He IN
now editor Of tho Daily nulletln In
hfoNawood. Texas, and ho 10 preHl.
dent OF the National Editorial al.
ISOLATION.
Down In nrownwood there Ia no
body Just like WIN Mayea Ito
takes active part In everything and
knusa every body, llo Ia firm In his
belief. little eccentric perhaps,
but after one u those Texas farm.
era gets TO know tho Bulletin odi'
tor and understand him. Mhyoa has
another sworn ally, every time, for
MaYea II something Of a farmer
himself. not only in policy, but In
reality He ownsk couple of real
farms. and days when there doesn't
happen 10 BIO much doing MAyoa
Eeta out his oyeralln and his old
aAtaN Hat anu Hhah'H Ah' WV w
Like nearly everybody elHe In
Texas. Mayes ia a Democrat. and no
doubt bis views on tho tariff are
progressive ANYWAY. whatever he
thinks he stands up for and that ia
Just what has made him tho big
fish In a puddle OF 1900 down In
HroWuanad
Aayea Is small In stature, never
theiess. but his red hAif and Hcant
eyebrows emphasize tho keen do.
iermiued look In a pair Of shining
blue eyes. the Kind Of eyes that so
with a man that accomplishos
things MaYea has been a member
OF the Editorial association for
number Of years and has worked
his way 10 president Of that body
from the office Of second yice.prcs
ident, to which he was elected
three years ago, He's going back
TO Texas Just as soon AH tho trip
through Alaska IL completed. aud
then he Is Enlnk 10 tell all those
farmers down there where the host
farm land In tho country IL and all
about the great northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
KIRBY TO MITCHELL

Iohn Kirby. who has succeeded C. w. Van Cleaye
arehioe OF all labor organizations which to be the
business OF president OF the National Association OF Manu-
facturers sent an open letter to John Mitchell recently
In this letter Kirby ubs salt into the open wound OF labor
relations BY tehearsng story after story OF alleged labor
ourages How many OF them real labor ouages and how
many are ordinary crimes faxed to look like evils resulting
from strikes no one say is interesting however that
the week that saw Kirbys letter published bomb
throwing between protected and unprotected gamblers
In Chicago laid the labor people and we may look LOT
Mr Kirbys next pronuneamculo list this among union
enormesior he is evidently, Of those overwrougt souls
whom the ordinary rules Of evidence mean much or little
according to the way his mind is made up.
For all that union labor has been guilty OF outagcs IN the
past We should be glad believe that will never be guilty
in like manner agauhut not so optimistic human
being On the other hand unonsed capital has
been quite guilty OF outrages quite awful any OF which
labor may accused and quite many Of them We should
be glad think that these things but the blind hate
Of men like Kirby and Van Ceave orbds any confident hope
The Van Ceaves Kby Gomperes and Mtehcls arc thrown
into by forces greater than they and greater than they
may know aud made fight like and dogs in pit Per
haps one much blame another And at bottom, VIC
common citizens much blame they for make and
unmake institutions and institutions make labor troubles
Kirby declares that his seeking protect peace
iul aud awabdng citizens in their oodgvcn right to labor
Does he know what tina, means9 Docs i, only that
every has right work s,rkebrcaker or otherwise
for him and his associate employersl
Is odgiven right to work for someone else only'
II that IS all it to. it worth fighting iorp
Ii the God-giyeu right labor that God has ae-
corded the sacred right compete with each other
for jobs be given they please by other then all
that necessary the reesabshment OF slavery eoun
try for the employers organize closely that they list
name number tag and all the aborer who may desire
work and give work refuse ii they please.
II that is all there the Godgiven right labor, God
IT..
OF eouse Kirby may urge. the world is wide and labor
may find employment anywhere. But ii is not true The
world is wide but is owned Labor has ceased any
world
Kirby will throw himself into the fight for the striking
Of the hand Of monopoly from the ownership Of the eah he
will show himself capable Of looking both sides Of the
shield Labor and productive capital both exploited by
monopoly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

but at lsaa, be could find out onos
and for all.
DO you hnos." no said. Il have
deceived you. There IL no Clyde
Matthew'S ! am the owner OF this
housed"
Your cried the Girl.
Yes" answered Charlie. and thsH
dossedly went on, and ! wish you'd
explain 10 me what you mean BY
advertising for rent house which
doesn't belong TO you and for which
you aren't the renunE agent
For a moment the girl gsscd at
him ip establishment, thsn laughed.
Why she cried. Z wasn't ad,
yertlaing TO secure a tenant for
your house, was advertising 10
find the owner mona Of the neigh.
horr know who the owner was
Look at my ad asain-dont you see
I advertise that ! want 10 rent this
houae--that want TO occupy itf-
"wslll" gaspsd Charlie. and thsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

person trying to work aomc kind
OF a ncv.fAnkied graft on himf
She was Inserting an advertisement
In the News offering TO rent his
own housed inwardly Wellington
could not help smiling at her au.
daeity.
ia this eorroctf" Charlie asked.
reading the nd TO her. WANTED
TO reut house at 80 Elm st. Boz
10. care the News"
Yes. that's right the SRI 70.
piled You've got the riEht mum
Der. 80 Elm at
Charlie sasped What nerve. and
what a pretty woman 10 have such
nervel Surely Il wasn't possible
that she was guilty Of any At.
tempted graft-she must be tho
Innocent victim Of some unsorupu.
lous gang, he reasoned. Again
Charlie smiled to himself II was
such an impossible graft with all
the vacant houses in town, II waa
well-nlgh impossible TO rent a
house He himself could not find
a tenant for No, 10 Elm al. How
then was this glfl going TO do II
and whore did she expect 10 make
any money!
Within the NEXT few days the girl
called several times for answers TO
her ad. but none came. IN this
time she and Charlie became very
well acquainted Charlie grew 10
care for her considerably. AZ last
an answer arrived. The girl read
the letter aloud to Charlie.
4 am Interested In your ad, tho
letter read II you will call at 30
Elm st. this afternoon at 1880
o'clock we will talk things over.
Have Charlie Wellington OF the
News office. who Is my agent. call
with you. Yours truly. Clyde
Matthews"
@Will you go with me3" the girl
asked, when she has finished.
Sure. answered Charlie.
On the way TO the house Charlie
managed to convey TO the girl an
milling Of the feeling he had for
hor To his delight she apparently
reolprocated this feeling. No one
was waiting for them at the house
when they arrived there. Charlie
the front door aud thoy In.
apscted the interior. Il was a most
delightful. cosy little place.
oh. I'm In love with ~" cried
the girl.
Again doubts nssalled Charlie.
WINS II possible that she was a
CRATER? He could not believe Il,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21
MAJOR BYERS
lnTEnDER


Il observe theirs Il a dreadful
scarcity OF print paper. remarked
Major Byers during his repast In
inns lunch wagon.
What's print paperf asked Jim.
Paper they wrap butter prints In ?
That" replied the major but
exposes your lack Of Information
Print paper IL what newspapers are
printed upon"
"oh. ! thought they were printed
upon presses. said Jim. 60
ahead"
no. the supply Of cheap paper
stock ia growing limited In this
country" continued the major.
The price Of paper has risen even
more than the shortage jnatifies.
they say. The old newspapers that
have been read aud discarded can
be worked over Into new paper, but
unfortunately the ink with which
they are printed makes II 80 dark
that Il cannot be utilized by the
publishers. II IL could. the problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Nothing pleases some women
more than an opportunity to feel
sorry for others
A man never knows what he can
do until he tries, then he is often
sorry he tried.
Lots Of men who talk knowingly
OF labor and capital never did the
one nor had the other.
When a man has had occasion to
employ flrst.elass lawyer, you
cant convince him that talk Is
cheap.
No, Alongo, the money used TO
maintain the naval submarine ser.
vice Isn't taken. from the sinking
fund.
II girl can pass her 30th birth.
day without detection she begins to
think the dates In the family record
may have been slightly mixed. Chi.
cago News.
When man begins making flow.
cry speeches It's up TO the woman
In the case to nip them in the bud,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21
THE FREER LIBERTY

In times Ice thss~ 5-.5 Eivs .. agis msn
Ones more 10 ssa ~ sch = - sSr I'm
And Yofkiown-tl set o. s-yins feet
In Waller Forke's " a. 9fintE I'D bid
ia catch the elden step. hsb IA zen.
To sound again the ckii that rsE.
The green Nev England hills. tho Paul Rescret
OF magnificent alarm. 10 sake to lie
The snms-r Of these later days that dream
OF Gain. while TORI greed and alien foes
Assail Dearest eitsdeis
In time.
Like these God give men. not hays Of Enif
With feet 10 tfampic and hands 10 clutch
Our thfoats but men EroaihsArtad men ~hoss store
Ia not aroek With niohinsa from tho mouths
OF children. msn. not money uongsrn.
Not auctlonssrs Of honor. patriots
And not Pizsrros thrrling with tho lust
For lands.
God sise men 10 write Hts will
In lass for all siika, not for rich
And for tasarua. not for him
Who steals princess ransom and for him
Who pifer ioavss smother Give Us laws
Tha, have not eyes to watch the fitting scales
OF Justice. decree for him who sails
Ills toll and him Who buys God lead us hack
To ali the fathers olssn paths vhereffom
We bindy wander Ia these dollar days
OF ours back to the faiths fathers held.
To stern. ms~sFTins goals Of honesty.
God ave us Independence days asain
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a great light flashed into his eyss
N rou like this house 90 much. .
hs cried. why can't you-~hy can,
We marry and live
He stopped. overcome with en-
barrassment Then he laughed hap
ply. The girls look was sufficient
answer 10 his unfinished question.
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across bis lap, whom a typical roust
about approached
Here, sport" said tho longahorc.
man. handing the millionaire q cou.
pie Of pennies. don't want no pa.
pera. but you can put these in your
kick"
Rice thanked his be ->iactof, and
seemed TO derive considerable
amusement from the experience.
which he says Is not an uncommon
enc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21
REFLECTIONS or A BACHELOR.

A girl always longs for the sailor
hat style except for sailing
The strongest argument In favor
Of reform Ia tho hardest pain.
Tho sure thing about a voman's
complexion Ia maybe Il isn't 40 sure,
Every man has q chance somo
time 10 make money. but he has a
chance ali the time 10 lose H.
The reason a woman knows the
baby IA going to be a great man IL
his teeth came in Just like all
babies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21
A HOUSE
TO RENT
eY FRANK u. WILLIAMS.

Charlie Wellington. advertising
manager for the Daily News.
glanced In surprise from the wan,
Ad ha held in his hand TO tho pretty
young lady who had Just handed
It 10 him Was this pretty young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21
CHARITY TO MILLIONAIRE.

DETRoIT.-A recipient OF char
ny at the hands Of a ragged dock
rat was the unique experience Of
Jerome r. Rice. a millionaire OF
Rochester Z Y. here Rice. who
Ia an iH travels In a wheel
chair vi attendant lie was
sitting arr. waiting for a
boat, Wiib several newspapers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

, Perhaps It Is for the good OF the
service TO inslst that Lieut.. Sutton
killed himself. irrespective Of the
facts In the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

While Il may look fearful. the
bust OF Jim HiIi probably will re
fraln from doiefully Informing US
that We are going to the bowwuwH
IN the course OF the merit sir
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

80 you're feeling perfectly well
again, aud never touched the nrdi
cine ! gave you. ahf You mAde
grave mistake. Bra Tibbs, a grave
MISTAKE How 50. dprtorf' why
n YOU'D taken nv medicine, yepd
hnya known what cured you. and. aa
II IL. you haven't the least idea -
fAfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

The bar association looks upon
d. Wolfe as one In lawyers
clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

In comparison with the swindlins
employment office man. the biz
nit, and bunto artists are positive
philanthropiuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

Kind .hsartsd maidsn Fishing Tot
a stray penny In her pafssl~-t sup
misfortune keeniy.
Hlind mendirent--aYes, Indeed. The
Lord only knows how I miss the
pleasure of being able 10 look int
the beautiful faces Of the hsndscms
and lovely iadies who are Kind
enough to dehats-
kind hearted maiden tfishihs out
. shiiiinkl Here. poor fellow. tsks
ihis I'm sure you are dsseffinx-
straps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

The s,andpa,tsrs In France los,
cut by a decided majority Of cpl.
theta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

The Wright asroplane Ia the best
on the market Accept no subati.
tute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

MY wardfa stelaimsd the British
society waman HHsFsa an announce
msnt Of The marriage Of another
member ~ uBf nobility to an Amsfis
eau concert hall singer fancY isn't
"a tafflhlef oh. I don't know. re-
piled tho New York girl. tbs aver
age soubfsits doesn't deserve much
sympathy e. Catholic Standard and
Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

At least Gen. Weaver can speak
With the authority Of a man who
bas tried and found out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

The world Is like staircase soms
60 up others 70 down Italian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

Al lhlnE. are fall Of The Fodal-
Aristotle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

The werid IL perfectly beautiful
for II 10 the work u Gsd.=Dlosenes
f.aeftiuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

IAN did. said the big grain
Hpseulatnf. was to take advantage
81 an opportunity we'll an
swared Farmer cofntoasei. Hthat's
al Captain Kidd used to do
Washington Star.
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n.n.it.

~nid that young eeupis just mar
rtsd take a flat
4 don't know about the couple. I
kaow the bride DID Baltimore
American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21
STAR DUST

awhsa % rsyi-ii
80 eh iidhaod's
hniinta, n haunta
iesh abeui IN
same. hut thsrr's
aonstbia' missis'
It's thi childhood /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

Instructor - what do you know
about ancestor Worship HfiEhfeys
Its a Chinese religion pfartieed
BY the nrabmins Of Rack fiaYs-Hsfs
ward i4mpooui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

WIGS -dssi I'm hot; the perspira-
ton i simply pouring down my
spinal columns Nass-rss got a
rrtrh In my back. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-21

A dogs bark IL generally worse
than bis bite but. unfoftuHEtsiy. .
mosquito doesn't hafk
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Tub Dress
Specials

4 sersieeable Ginghan. IA,
trimmed With woven horde, ~
heavy lace IN yoke and eoil,,
AZ ssss.fs+ hmm. AZ N
A pretty Empire. dotted nm.
lin. With woven border I'm.
ninga. lace yoke and Dit.
neck. al .....,....... san
A white lawn Princess. u,s.
Of alternate bands Of eyeIes IN.
bfoidefy and Val. lace. M,
collar. at ....s......... ~ "A
A neat one piece Linen Drsss
panel back and front. braided,
yoke OF lace. and Dutch ned
AT .ss..-s ..ssss..st.+. SAX
A Coat Dress Of pure linen
strictly tailored buttons from
collar 10 hem. large pearl I'd,
ton trimming; lace yoks ~
high collar. a, ........sf2.5
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-11-26
FOOT BALL
Local High school Defeats oconomowoc
by Score of to o.

Local High School Defeats oconomowoc
by Score OF to o.
The Wauwatosa High School team
again showed their strength when they
lined up against the strong Oconomo-
voc high School team, by defeating
them by a score of z TO 0. The first
half ended with the bali in the center
Of the field, neither side scoring. After
about fifteen minutes of play in the
second half, Ralph White, with splen-
did Interference, made touchdown
at5era spsetaeuiar thirty yard run.
The visitors cut-classed the local
team in line plunging, but Wauwatosa
made big gains around their opponents
ends.
A misunderstanding, four minutes
before the end Of the second half, caus-
ed u Slight ill-fee!ing which ended the
game; the Oconomowoc team leaving
the field. Ehe Wauwatosa team say
that the same decision was rendered in
Oconomowoc's favor twice when the
local team played them at their grounds
but they let they let it pass by.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-11-26

An ordinary womans waist is thirty
inches round. An ordinary mans arm
is about thirty inches long. How ad-
mirable are thy works, oh, nature!
Liberality never killed u town. Every
public enterprise ought to receive sub
staptial support and encouragement
When You give dollar towards inn
proving the town, you do not throw
away your money, but simply make
good investment,
The Town Board of Waawatosa has
granted franchises 20 the Milwaukee
Light, Heat and Traction Co, as fol-
lows: On the section line road between
Sections IA and s from its intersection
of Burieigh Street, south to the South
Fond du Lac road; on North Avenue
from 59th Street westerly to the inter
section of the Lisbon road; Western
Avenue on 35th Street from the Mil
Yankee and Watertown Plank road to
Canal Street; Vliet Street from the
western limits of the city of Milwau-
lSee to the eastern limits of the city of
Wauwatosa This covers practically
all the franchises asked for by the
street railway company SO far
A mossbacls, gentle reader, is cross
between the fifth century and fifteenth
He is found in fossilized form in nearly
every city in the United States and still
lives He raises his rents detests "A
boom, loves to have other people bear
all the taxes, hates to have new en-
terpfise, despises anything which
smaclSs Of progress and won't help
a newspaper boomits own town. There
are several varieties of mossbaclt, but
none of much use to town. They are
as the drones to II hive of bees and lik,
the Industrious bee, the live business
man should avoid these drones and
patronize those who are an adyantag,
to the place they reside in.