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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
CITY CAUGHT
BY CRAFTY
FORGER
UNKNOWN MAN NABS
JOHN O'BRIEN'S
SALARY
Quietly Walks Away From
City Hall With
Stolen Money

Because clever forser succeed
"a ~ obtaining from the city comp
iroiier = department two salary war
ranW auountlng a. SIS. intended for
another man, and Afterwards sue
ceedea ~ caahinN both warrants a.
ihe city trsaeurcrs office. the city
officials are now inafitutlnE a sya-
ten Of obtaining genuine sigma lures
from every city omplaYe. NO that By
comparison of signatures they can
prevent future bunko games Of tho
kind.
a man appeared az the city comp
tfpiier's office on February 3 and
nN'Frn fag tbs December salary war
rant ~ John ofirisn. employed on
ihe Cedar river pipe lins. lie sign
~ khia pane. secured the warrant.
aud rAahed u az the treaamfer'A De-
partment on February Is he
called and asked for John OnrienH
salary warrant for January. like
wise gafting that and later cash
ing a.
City Makes Coed
few days later the real John
- wi - VI anu HNH*A ANf
HE three salary warrants There
whH ouiy one left THE other two
were gone s. the finance commit.
tea vas appealed 20. and passed an
ordi'nncs approprlatinK money 90
make good the amount involved In
the mistake
Aua beEinnlns with ths next
rlenlhif pay day. tomorrow. evvry
stngleFp " The city must sign q slip
befsre ha can apply Ter a warrant
Th~u Ms signature vii be- com
pafsf with the signature on tie
esip. snd b. this msans tt "a believed
tla@t a yapelilion ~ thlA forgery can
be prevented
Teis is the first time since the
sfsirel nos 20 use was aAopiog that
the city hAs been yieglmlard on sal
afv warrants. and THE smplUyeF
themselves are not hold 90 much
70 blame a. fhs System
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
LOSES TEETH
IN FIST FIGHT

J n Kenny. a real estate broker.
lost two teeth la q fiatic encounter
with y Grant. theatre cmploye. on
Pike -. yesterday afternoon.
The eomhatants were placed under
arrest BY Patrolman Mort Grant
paid q fine Of SO and costs IN police
court Kenny was discharged.
Kenny told the court that Grant
hit him without proyocation. Grant
insists that Kenny used impolite
ianguaEc ia the presence OF women
And ! hit him. said Grant.
And ! lost two teeth" said
Kenny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
. WEEPING
DENEALS
ATTORNEY FOR STANDARD OIL
DENIES EVERYTHING IN
PREsENT CASE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April -Moritz
Rosenthal who planned the Stand.
ard Oh companye defense. entered
sweeping denials today IN the fed
eral suit to dissolve the Rockefel.
Ter holding company
In opening his address in the
United States circuit court he said
that he would conflne his remarks
to the Law which the government
seeks 10 apply in the case.
Hosenthal denied that there was
any proof In the record OF the case
Of any conspiracy with any railroad
since 1887. He declared that there
was no proof that the Standard had
ever received rebate since 1887
BY any secret process or otherwise,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

Years day n Christopher was badly
burned about the thighs and abdo-
men. Since that time he has been
In the Wayslde Emergency hospi-
tai A few days ago he was re-
moved 10 the city hospital II Is
absolutely necessary that we skin
some person to save Christopher 4
bacon.
Now " some good humanitarian
who feels disposed 60 part with
several square inches OF good.
healthy skin win come forward. we
would consider it a great favor II
Is needed TO save Christopher llfe. ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
ALLEGED ROBBER Is
PUT ON TRIAL TODAY

Claude Turner. charged wtth rob
berry. vas thia morning brought b.
fore Superior Judge Mitchell CT
Ham Turner - alleged a. have
persuaded Arthur nixeiow 10 &C.
company BIN to Lake union. whore
be held the latter up a. the posnt
q a revolver. relieving Bigelox 81
tfs0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
AUTO TAKES QUEEN ANNE
HILL ON HIGH GEAR

that a s,earns could climb the nm
on high gear.
IL dld climb the hlii on the high.
with Or Mooley and driver Peter
son of the Stearne garage a. PAS
senEsrs, and u ala q az the aVefnge
rate Of "a miles an hour. which 10
going some
Wooley went along as referee. and
he paid over the 500 be had bet
WHOM murmur GnNgaNe dih
likewise. but his mouth WAS open
and his eyes staring
IL b. seemingly a Feat impossible.
but Manager Hatcher Says that hts
car can DO "a with four passengers
Just 49, easily The car used is two
years old. aud ln that time has run
some f3 o0o miles. according TO Rep.
rescntatiNc Hewitt, who owns IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
HIS DOG MUTILATED

Because his dog Was detailed
Chas Stuck asks the court 10 award
bin sos The case came up before
Judge Orimshaw IN department No
2 this morning on appeal from the
justice court
Stuck says hts dog lost a portion
OF its tail as result 0f being run
over b. a street car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
CLERK ROBERTS TO BLAME
FOR GLADNEY'S RELEASE
FAILED TO NOTIFY
SHERIFFS OFFICE
IN TIME
Forger Made Good His
Boast That He
Was Safe

Responsibility for the release ol
Joe Gladney. aelf-confesaed Grim.
inal. lies ~ the door on Clefl bal
Roberts. Of Judge G0fdous court,
and the prosecuting attorneys Of
flee.
Roberts was derellct in bic duty
In not notifying the Merffa office
that the case was 10 be called Wed.
nesday morning and the prose.
cutting attorneys office, either by
design or through carelesaness,
blundered ia failing 10 acquaint ~
self with all 81 the evidence In ne
possession Of the sheriffs office.
Was Not Notified.
A. told IN The Star yesterday,
the Gladney hearing was held bs
fore Judge Gordon about ] O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon IN spite 81
the fact that Clerk Dal Roberts
says be notified the shenffs office
az 10 O'Clock the previous morning
that the case Was 70 be called the
next day, no word 70 this effect
ever reached that office The first
they knew OF the hearing vas al
1913 O'Clock p m Wednesday. and
az soon az he could possibly do so
Deputy Sheriff Zimmerman went
with Hart. the member Of the gana
of forgers who confessed, 10 Judge
Gordon's court
clsdney Made Good.
Gladney made good his boast that
he was Strong IN Olympia. By
producing witnesses Ia an effort
10 prove that ho was Ia Olympia
ON January 30. the date on which
Hart, IN his confession. claimed
that the gang was IN Renton In
addition 10 HArt's evidence. the
sheriffs office was prepared to
brine witnesses from Rentou. who
had seen Gladney ia that town on
January 80. the dag IN question. Il
was impossible, however. 70 pro-
duce these witnesses IN the half
hour allowed the sheriffs office,
between the time they received
notification and the hour Of the
hearing
No Conferences.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Lundln had not conferred With the
sheriffE office aud II was upon
his motion that Giadney vas dis.
missed There WAS, OF course. nothp
ing for Judge Gordon TO do but 70
grant the motion.
In view Of Giadney's boast. when
brought 10 the King county jail,
that he had no fear OF a conviction
on the charge against him. that
be vas no common petty larceny
man. bat first class bunco
artist" and that he had police
circles IN Olympia and elsewhere
fixed. there are good grounds fof
the suspicion that perhaps Mn
Gladney vas telling the truth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
DOCTORS MUST HAVE IT TO
SAVE THE LIFE or X.
CHRISTOPHER.

Wanted Some skin. Apply TO
the city hospital"
1--WE want some skiu-about two
square feet 81 a. and we want u
quick"
This was the ubaHe hurled from
the city hospital this morning boy
physicians IN charge.
you see. it's this way" explained
one % the physicians. ION Now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

VALPARAISO. Neb.. April g.
developed In a mass Of flames. the
Union Pacific weEthonnd train No
u succeeded in reaching this city
last night. after tho mail ard bag
gage cars. vith their entire con.
tents. had been burned The re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
Pa SSENGER TRAIN
a MASS OF FLAMES

naming cars were saved with dif.
fioalty.
No one vas seriously burned but
the mail agent Was compelled to
leap from the speeding train TO
save his life.
Sparks from the locomotive are
supposed 10 have caused the fire.
A large quantity OF mail was lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
OREGON TOWN is
SC0RCHED

MARSHFIELD. ore. April a.
The city warehouse az North Bend
burned at an early hour this morn
ing. the fire starting from an un-
known cause. The contents % the
building were also destroyed en-
failing total estimated loss OF
$50. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
NEVADA COUNTY GETS
DEMOCRATIC MULE

'.s"C0LN, Neb. April s--Ciua
\ 9 ksmeralda county. Ney., 70.
wy 4e notified thar William
,'AaAnss Brysn's prize mule has
~ asafdsd 10 them.
ns male vas presented 70 the
. ~. candidate during his
80. .. esmpaign By his Ainnesota
y psfs He stated that II was
sssonle the property o. the com
s. sntl which registered the largest
s ..'..g,era'lc gain 70 the presidential
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
STRUCK BY AUTO
AND GETS DAMAGES

Bessie N Keys was awarded dam.
ages IN the sum Of $3.50 by super.
Tor Judge Wilson n Gay this morn
ing She brought suit for $4,000
against n y Jordan. as a result Of
being struck by the latterH auto.
mobile November go 1908 Mrs.
Keys had just alighied from a
street car az the corner Of First aud
University when the auto struck
her She was bruised about the
legs aud arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
HITCHCOCK DEAD

WAeHiNaToS. April ? ~Ethsn
Allen Hitchcock secretary ~ the
interior under President McKinley,
died today At the home ~ his SON
in-law. Commander " 8 sims.
4 = ~. IN this city
It's death had been expected for
soms time az he had been critically
90 Of kidney trouble, resulting from
q cold contracted AZ - Bouia seven
weeks ago Tie was born ~ Mobile
Ala. September 10. 1855.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
STANDARD OIL LOSES
ITS Fight FOR TARIFF

ton VIII be glyen considerable
prominence In the senate.
Lobbyists were busy about the
capitol today and tho saiieries ~
the house and hAliRayn were
thronsed with people.
Representative Foaa. OF iillonia.
attempted 10 set before tho house
petition frpm Chicago against tho
lak on gloves and hosseFy. but there
was objection aud the petition re.
mained before she house only Ia an
Informal way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

GIRL PROTESTED AND HAD
DADDY ARREsTEo-coURT
SAYS DAD HAD A RIGHT.

DETROIT. Mich, April e.
Justice letters has upheld the right
OF father to administer the old
fashioned spanking 10 his i7.year-
old daughter Margaret Grain,
aged n, had her father arrested
for disturbing the peace. Drain
told the Judge that the punishment
was part Of an effort 10 keep his
daughter away from cheap theatres,
aud the Justice decided that moder.
ate spanking Of young women OF
N was permissible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
ROOSEVELT is
AT PORT SAID

PORT SAID. April a.--For.
msr President Theodore Rooae.
welt. his son Kermit, and the
members Of their African hunt
ing espedltlon arrived here al
. o'clock this evening. Al
members ef the party are IN the
best Of health and having =
bully" time.
Francis Warrington Dawson.
aboard the Admiral as staff cor.
respondent % the United Press.
reported today that the voyage
here vas without Incident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
ms ai,.a Pres.

fHf nttea Efess
LONDON, April 81 terrific OK.
ploalon Or dynamite near the
cathedral of ST Peter In Rome TO.
day Injured 70 persons aud de-.
stroyed portion Of the Borgpio
palace. according 20 a bulletin r..
csiFed b. the Exchange Telegraph
concern The explosion IL said 70
have shaken the foundation OF the
worlds greatest and most Imposing
cathedral Improper storing %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

Valdez TRAN was announced. aa the
winter road IL said TO have broken
up. NJ. y. Heney contractor for the
Copper River railroad. was aboard
as We're also Abe Spring. president
OF the Tanann Mine owners assoc.
citation, and A. j. Grigsby. Of the
Valdez Dock company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
KILLED BY
AN AUTO
tBy United rrs-1

PORTLAND. Ore April g.
Driven al high speed. an automobile
in charge % J. II. Ponnya. an en-
pioye Of a real estate firm. ran
down and killed Samuel LAUDER. a
tailor. ponnya was arrested and
Will be charged with involuntary
inanHiaughter LAUDER leaves
widow and two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

wAsHINGTuN. April a.-upon
motion Of Chairman payne. OF the
WAYS and means COMMITTEES. the
house In committee % the whole
this afternoon placed petroleum and
iis products on the free list
An amendment adopted Wcduea
day had reduced the tariff To- / per
cent al yaiorem. The Standard Oh
interests have been fighting for a
retcntioa 81 the tariff The qnes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
MARIE DRESSLER is
OPERATED UPON

CHICAGO. April o.. Marie Dress
Ter. the actress underwent an oper-
alton here yesterday. A growth ON
the tonsil was removed successfully
Her physicians sax the operation
will result in restoring her normal
voice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
CRUELTY In
ASYLUMS

DIES MONIES L. April s.--Ths
house has endorsed gha special in
frstiTafins committees reports on
cruelty tn inmates IF state insane
asYlanlH. and denied ibs formal re-
quest 81 the state beard ~ eoutrpl
80 - allowed 30 maka . statement
The report states thai naac women
we're hud1iea "a a roam. fhas others
were plunged into fre-coid baths
and that ere Wmrnan waB attsph Al
By a negro attendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
VICTIM OF JOHN eARLEYcoRN.

OAKLAND, Cal. April 81 M.
Poston about 60 years OF age. who
20 years agO was regarded as one
OF the most brilliant attorneys OF
this state, today was taken 70 the
county infirmary, a charity charge.
lie is alleged 10 be a slave TO drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
PUPILS TO HAVE
BATH EACH WEEK

CHICAGO, April "A hath for
every pupil in the elementary
schools once a weelS--if he needs So"
is the motto under which the board
Of education is proceeding Ia an an
precedcnted movement Tor personal
cleanliness In the schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
GETS SIX MONTHS
FOR THEFT OF
TWO CENTS

spRihoFiELD, Mo-. April
a.--cieveland Carroll. a Pulaski
county lad employed az q mail
carrier, has been sentenced BY
John =. Phillips, Of the district
court. 10 serve ais months IN
the Missouri state reform
school for the theft Of 2 cents.
Carroll was given = letter TO
mall and the eoppsrs with whieh
10 purchase the stamp. 10 10 81.
legged 10 have destroyed the let.
ter and tteisn the pennies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

But recently arrived, a shnde
huHtlod up TO ST Peter.
NY good man" said he, will you
tell me whore I must go to get
souvenir postcards?
And 81 Peter, cycling him Rourly,
told him where he could 40 to-
ArHonaut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

The waiting room ~ the Colman
dock la being further adorned with
mural paintings ~ water csenea and
boats of every class from war ves-
gel 20 sampan. at cost 10 the COM
pany Of something Ike $1,000 The
large dome f. being painted with a
massive scene. surrounded BY the
signs ~ the zodiac The effect is
watery to cay tho least, and a trifle
catchy az regards ones breathing
on first sight This viii make the
Colman waiting room far and away
the most beautiful on the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
BIC CROWD GOES NORTH.

with the departure last night 81
the steamer Northwestern, the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
us MUST PAY THE
COSTS OF PROS
ECUTlON
r,o.sable Was Present
When Alleged Swind-
der Caught Him

On a she NEST peculiar cases
4 soubls fraud came 20 ighi to
= vAsn /. n Wright foreman OF
4. National Meat company. told a
a. weortsE that he had been bun
- a. a sis5 check BY L. ,
rssa ~Ale The latter vas under
,,,s snd In custody Of Constable
Aaaaea
soxea. according 20 a com
ssiss now on file az the proseeut
a ssiorasy's office cashed cheek
- noe u me Spokane Grain Co :
snee When the paper proved %
Nsorthless he Nas arrested upon
mfrant hy Constable shannon
Wrsxhs now comes 20 thu front
"a "a story that Howell came
IL place OF business In custody
4 ,bs constable and cashed q check
A. taS II order 20 save himself
- prosecution al the hands 81
~ spokane Grain Co.
WnxAs claims that shannon
,s<x the paper was worthless, and.
Mshermore. that he was perfectly
nsrlnnt what Howell wanted the
arnss sor.
Ne says Shannon Laughed.
.Wnsn the check came back
ra,set n. s. F. Says Wright.
1 xsns 70 shannon and made a
ia hst be only laughed. and said
a. tAey we're In the habit Of dolng
~ saca things every week
Hosell net emily beat me. but
y passed worthless paper on a ply.
artn u the Shafsr building ard
gron Herald. the tailor. FOR SEQ
ssrA. - the fellow Was allowed
70 naks AS getaway because hr
sssslsk tie Spokane Grain CO .
,krk uish he money b. grated
scm ne. and ws we're net aware
4 us sliiainy ungii be vas or Ia
Nraiana
He wAs Introduced % me a. =
rn worth sTs.oea and who Vas
rsking preparations 90 exhibit a
L. herd o. sheep a. the A-Y p =
gAs naturally interested me. and
v became good friends We dinsd
xgssher several times az his ex-
c.. aat I thoaght that he vas
AK
nsss Pvt Up Money.
-Aner / had enc complaint a.
md / vas informed By the psuse
nsnx attorneys office that Ia Or
ssr b aprrehend Howell { would
hare d put ~ the necessary cxs
Nnsea d the trip. This. ! believe
! ~ b accordance with the Lac
a tka sabiset. and I grew siiil
rers suspicious when Constable
snannan informed me- that if !
nsst 70 pat ~ . little bauch ~
nsrey b. could have Hoveii back
ERE a. once
whaf kind q jastice have Nc
tsrs IL Seattle u Il takes money
B ~ ~ even san chief Of D..
<tirrs Tenant. bat he gave me
\ andersland that money was the
srw essential n matter Of thla
szEgrteF"
Resell has two brothers IN bill
~ Nont. who are reputed 10 be
v~4Ifhy.
r<pafy Prosecuting Attorney
~ II Perry who t. handling the
~ fsF the state. made the state
xxas thaf Wright would have %
ssf 70 the money n he wanted
k<sil ersrsdlted The amount
>u<sxsafT would have % be sniff.
csf - pay the expenses of a dep
~ ihsFs and back and the prison.
Ns fare a. well which IL much IL
tzxssz 81 the amount Of the one
<Asrk csshed
WASHABLE shannon. when seen
o. Afternoon b. q reporter Tor The
kus. admitted the truth % the
fzisneass made b. Wright. and
rh seemed 10 consider II q good
fks % Wright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

tss tnitea rrrssl
LYONS, n. y, April s.--The
court today ovsrrulsd = melton
70 disrlss on states evidences
the ease ~ Georgia sampsen.
accused - killing her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

Tho steamer sbawmut, the big
Seattle vessel bought BY the gov
eminent last winter for use NJ "a
transport, arrived yesterday IN New
York, five days behind her sister
ship, the fremont, which loaded
cargo here for that port, and made
tho fun run without stop Both
boats will enter the service imme-
diately and will probably return TO
this coast with coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
LET THE STAR FOLLOW YOU

n you change your address tell the carrier telephone
-. star II yea the city let The follow you;
~ year PAID IA advance, Tel Main 1890; Ind. s4t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE?

Don't forget 70 give the carrier your address sls
phone The Star. Main 1850 a. The star will
liVered you ms,tsf where you 90.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-19

each other. Had they made mis-
take? Surely The father of such
boy could not be wholly bad.
Meantime one neighbor gave Bob
some seeds. another showed him how
to ridge up his sweet potatoes to the
best advantage another taught him
how to put bud into an orange tree.
Later. when his peas and beans began
to approach maturity. they frequently
stopped and took his truck into town
and soll ii with theirs.
The winter had passed. and early
summer was apnroarhnr. and still!
there were no signs Of the elder Croft
| fprs. Mr.. Window told BOB that his
7 business must have been more diff
cult than he had expected Likely he
would be back before long Bob never
heard the full story from any one,
| he had been at work for Mr.. Win
| dom for several weeks. grubbing pal
metto. and was to take his ray in
Young orange trees. He had to leave
home very early and did not return
until after dark. Mrs. Window usual
/ " forced on him small basket of
provisions or filed his pockets with
oranges.
One evening as he approached home
he fancied lie saw some one leaning
against the fence. II was too dark to
see clearly. and for a moment he stop
ned irresolutely Visions of thieves
and robbers rose before him. but the
thought of home made him pull him
self together and walk quietly for
ward.
The figure did not seem to notice
him. AS he was about to pass by a
broken sentence caught his attention:
we're diff'runt now and dressed up,
but we're mine. mine only ! dasn't
come to We. never done anything to
be chased eff like a bear and never
be let meet Bobby. Poor little Bobby
II expect he's done lost before now
and | can't see him any more"
The boys heart seemed to stop foI
moment and as half sob caug!:'
his ear he Sprang forward with a pas
sionate cry;
"Paw-oh. paw. ye have come"
For some minutes they chung t,
each other in silence. Then Dob dis
engaged himself from his fathers ARA:
and stocd back TO survey the massive
figure,
"Ye arc big. paw, iust-surely-htg
And now well lie pardners and make
the orange grove. I've worked fo
the trees If Mr. Window"
MIR. WiEdomr repeated the man il
a daaed tone Does Window know
l were a-comin' back?"
"up lowed you were a-comin' befor
long. and ne helped me get in th
crop be did
Flowed were a-comin' befor
long again repeated the man. Blu
who's jumped the place. Bobby. an
done all this ERE fxin'? ] amt feelir
hard on him. lad. cause he's take
care of We only just would like t
know who's TO live on the homestead
/ It were rnine-the only bit of groun
/ ever really owned
Bob looked at him wonderingly.
why. paw. nobody's been here bu
me. We are pardners. ye know. an
Mr. Window lowed I'd better loo
after the place and fix it up agains
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-19
FASHIONS DoINGs.

Vaaaries of the Fashionable Sash
Drapery-Natty Suits For Boys.
While some women have tried the
effect of sashes of the gown material
with thin stuffs. few have thought OF
using cloth in this manner. The re-
suit, however. is very good If the
cloth is not too thick. The sash falls
In gracefully with the drapery scheme
and does not strike Earring note. as
is sometimes the case with sash OF
satin or other material on cloth cos
tune.
For small boys there are very natty
little suits ot Jengaline and others
made on the Buster Brown order for
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-19

bows of ribbon. MORE hats and those
If satin are widely seen.
Whether or not the leg O mutton
sleeve will return is not so serious
problem as the skirt question. Ihere
is. though. every evidence that this
sleeve will prevail, but not in its OLD
fashioned glory There is no doubt
that the manche that is gaining in pop
uarity is the one that loosens up at
the elbow. 1t is snug below, lifting
like glove to the wrist, and is not
rut off until the curve of the hand is
covered.
The blouse illustrated is a very use
full model. 1t is good style when car
ried out in both wash and wooden fab
rics and in silk is particularly attrac
tive. The wide revers over the shout
ders are especially becoming. and the
sleeves are decidedly new.
JUDO CHOLLET.