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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
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pear Misn Grey Recently / got
into an argument az 10 food values
~ milk and bananas held that
milk Nnuid sustain life longer.
while the other party declares that
bananas Will VIII YOU tell mo
through the columns ~ The Star
which SIS right
f2l Also win you please ten me
how 70 curl plumea which have be-
come very straight
BROwN EYES
A.-Mllk contains al the elements
necessary 90 sustain life FOR an in
definite period. Bananas are con-
sidafed less nutritious than an equal
weight ~ potatoes and although life
could undoubtedly be sustained on
an exclusive diet % bananas. they
do not contain an the essential eie-
menla for a perfect diet
cd The piumcs can b. curled with
a very dun blunt knife Take a
small quantity 81 feather and draw
the knife carefully underneath. hold
ing this feather under the thumb.
n not too straight the plume can
be- made 10 curl gracefully By shak-
ing Il gently back aud forth over tho
top ~ a stove Scatter a little salt
over the stove and shake tbs plume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
A TALK WITH WOMEN
ABOUT THAT BROTHER or YOURS

Every man needs help TO fight the
bBttie II lie.
4 sisters sympathy after o.
mothers love. f. tho most powerful
Incentive 70 youth From the care
Hest time II has been womau's ou-
enlargement and sympathy that
have Inspired men 90 Do and dare.
John Adams said that every man
who lived great iife must have
had "a good woman near AZ hand 20
counsel him a sisters love
breathes word Of uuaelnshneHs
and holds win potent charm out
side tbs home wallis
You can become tho guardian
angel of your brother you can lcad
him out Of tho ways ~ temptation
and place him On tho road ~ vir-
tue Make virtue ao attractive ns
embodied in you that when be- con
fronts vice Boz viii be- repclied by
it, loathaomc mien
Woman ia 10 man an object ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
.AQ,LAYTIN1EM
- STORIES%
WHAT BECAME OF THE sPRATs?


Dear Little 30 poopi
We we're 30 sorry 20 disappear
90 huFrledly from you and al our
Mother Goose friends iu Goose
Land or course you kngw my bus
hand, Jack. never could eat any fat
10 he was always az thin na could
be. while ! lived on fat. and finally
grew 80 large had 10 have the door
10 our house made bigger 40 !
could get IN and out
About this time aloug came a
circus man Ga town when ho saw
Jack walking beside me 40 the
street he offered him ever 80 much
money % be- tho living skeleton"
IA the circus. and was 70 be The
RAJ lads So we took up tho
offer.
We do nothing all day but sll
pa a platform. dressed IN gauzy
apunglod clothoa. aud let people
stare ~ MS I am sure lots ~ them
don't know that We are really Jack
sprat aud his wife
One day a bear got ont of hin
cage. and all The men tried 90 catch
him But h. ran right over % Jack
and me when the bear saw Jack
DC stood on HIS hind feet and struck
Jack with his front paws
And What DO you Think Jack
WnH 20 thin that the bears paws
clapped together just as n q, were
hugging him. and Jack slipped down
through his embrace just az easy
as could be-
! was terribly scared. but just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

Colorado Fuli suffrage
New Zealand fNuli suffrage
1894 Ohio school suffrage
luga bond suffrage.
England Parish ard district
suffrage 10 all women.
1895 South Australia F0il nnf
fraEa
Denmark Votes for eoun
cilnrn
1895 Utah aud Idaho Full sui
frMKa
isas ireland Suffrage to ail o.
uces except 90 parliament
Minnesota Library trustees
Delaware school suffrage
France suffmEr fuF women
IN commerce. in voting Cor
judges in commercial
1900 Wisconsin school Suffrage
West Australia Fall suffrage
81 8ll wumen.
1901 NeN York 49, TaxuaylnE ia
towns and villages on local
tas matters
NorHaF Municipal suffrage
1909 Federated AusirAila Fuu un.
uanai Nnffranm 20 at WON
en-
New South wales State amf
fraRe
Iceland office holiinx power
granted
1908 Kansas iiand Suffrage
Tasmania Ful state sui.
ffaHH
1905 Queensland Fum state suf
1906 Finland Ful national sur
grnss and eligibility 20 o.
1907 Norway Parliamentary sur
ffaEs
Sweden Eligibility 70 muui
cipai oIuec
Great Britain Eligibility a.
mayors. aldermen aud coun.
ciluFH
Russia numn franchise o.
property holding women
i90s09 Florida. indiaua. Michigan.
Mississippi. Oklahoma --
School suffrage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
WHAT is CAUSE
OF YOUR FROWN?

l. q from tomperf
Arc you auiky aud diHeoutentsd7
Does life seem too poor 70 be
werth sniieT
d. You frown knowingly. With
out earring Tor ruined looks
Are yea Indifferent % she fact
thai souF reputation Tor good dis
position suffers AZ each fraen7
DO Suu ftnmn uncourciuuaiy from
haiti or defective eysaiehtF
% you realize that each ffnwn
lessons your chances for popularity
You unv rot 30 so cross az YOU
look bui the world Is not Ealng o.
'ahs thr trouble 70 discover b.
pid Yaa ever stop % think that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

np one aduires frown. therefore
not The features ~ a Venus and the
I Tor Sowing lines between She eyes p
I DO you know the frowninE habit
lessons your chances u success 49,
a workerY a smiling oountenance
and the good disposition that gen
orally accompanies Il count for more
IN tbs business world than the
fFowner wiii ever believe
Whatever makes those frowun. he
Z a. temper. envy. frctfulnsns or had
eyes, 81 b. 40 70 the frowner 20 fight
the canas, II VIII take patience and
! constant wetchfulnoss. but u can be-
done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

back and forth being very careful
not 90 allow 10 o. rc0rch
Dear Mlss Grey Would you kind
iy give me "a recipe for making
shrimp saladG Oh
Either canned or fresh ahrirnps
can be- used cut celery into small
pieces using double The amount II
celery az you have shrlmps Have
! yolk ri egg. cup u olive oil
quite cold Beat the oil drop By
drop into the egg yolk Cut the OIL
BY adding ? tablespoonfuls u vine
gar. : pint 81 cream and also add
a knife end ~ mustard. 4 salfspOon-
fui ~ salt pinch ~ cayenne. 2 tea
sp00nfuis ~ powdered sugar and y
tcaspoaufui % onion juice. II not
quite enough. add a little more vine
gar. Or a better plan f. 90 moisten
the shrlmps with vinegar before the
mayonnaise ~ added 20 them and
the celery. Place each portion Of
salad on a green lettuce leaf and
decorate with rings u raw green
peppers and pim0lae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

Prospect or contempt according 90
what hc knows ~ his sisters mind
and heart The greatest injury you
can DO your brother in 10 lead him
% think that women are tnninR
ana heartleas. frivolous and indo-
lent. living butterfly existence.
and seeking nothing bat pleasure.
u you have allowed your love FOR
him 90 grow cold. rouse yourself
and rekindic the flame " slsteriy
affection n the cord which bound
you ia he past has been cut gather
up the strands and reunite them.
connecting him again with your life
Friendship and love are the home
flowers They transform 10 into "a
bower ~ beauty and iheir fra
GRANGE exhales a perfume that
bfeathea ~ happiness
Sister. IL Us for you 10 BE- queen
~ your brothers heart. Compel hls
love and homage by the aweetnesa
~ your character and the virtue of
your life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

r. = seae By April 80 SO.
tan'ea arr covering the fash
AsiflciS. whiie the shirt
aAAs'z es0 Joined the saf
<sliag ne strike are visit
p sansn q he east side
= seraio EdHnrd Bracket.
= ne activity 81 New
sMM has Introduced d Bill
legislature. asking that
'ia'ion BE- made from the
- pssHFy % dsfrays the *
I feferendum election. 70
as'Feapeer Z. 1910. 10 which
auat III vote On this ques.
- ~ Sani 10 vote
80 . nov u committee.
neeiisg considerable an
ias suilraSisis elaimsns
- a slec,ion msght resuii
Nagment against their
lafEe number 81 women
~. - 2 ~ + shown b. ihe 10.
sAet AFa Clarence Nncka,
80 g GOV Hughes recently
=. -. +. sAoasd that over 900 Dos
=. soa#a IN The state. n "a
80. Rave declared thrm
7 a1or q suffrage
- i -. -. ho~ being taken IS
- win Be Laid b.
ksislature when en-
-. a'a = Introduced for final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

then the bears trainer came up
with a rope and caught him
Dear me. but ! was glad that
tlmo that lack was 30 thin. because
b. didn't even Ect scratched
We Ike u very much. travelling
about this way bot the other circus
people have % work dreadfully
hard
! hope your sheep don't get lost
any more How n Tommy Tucker.
aud does be rull sing for his sup.
per- Come and see ua when you
can. Lovingly.
MRS JACK sPRAT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

sift tuwefhHr enc cup 20
q pastry flour and a. teaspoon
. ~ salt with a knife chop Ia
q "a eap ~ lard until e rsaem
. bies fins meal add very grad
. nails "a cup Of ice eafef. mix
= ughfiY aifh The knife. turn
. on a FIGURED board. roll out.
. 900 over the outside IT q but.
q tered pie plate. prick several
. times Nifh "a fork and bake
q When oold nll wifh sliced
= bananas. aqueeEe over them
= the juice % half lemon.
= sprinkle eith powdered sugar
. aud decorate with whipped
. cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

dued in % good atifr brooze $50 chat
thty may be as light ana fluffy M
when new
a spoonful ~ ovglli ~ q gallon
~ watsr Hill GOT tho e0iora Of az
most amy goods soaked i'm IL pre-
vious To- washing
m your rugs curl up PM the edges.
thny can be- made fo De- flat by
dnmpenlnR tho ourlod edge and
pressing with a hot Iron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

q Beat the yoikH o. 3 e9ss Bn.
= az light. add IA cups a.
. graduated sugar. the Juice
q and grated riud of half q lem
. on. ~ cup OF water and
4 cups flour. mixed and siftod
4 with teaspoons 81 baking
4 powder and rs teaspoon o.
. aalt Fo'd In the atiffly beat.
q en- whites and bake In layers
FILLING Put ! cup % water
= aud f2 cup Of sugar in
= saucepan. when boiling add
. cups Il finely chopped figs
= and cook slowly until soft and
. smooth Spread between the
4 layers when cold
= 49, tsth go -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

70 use cold cod hniihut Or other
white fah remove thc bones and
r1ka d and srfnnHe it in layers.
with bread crumbs and seasoning.
m buffsfe1 baking diah. Cover
the too with butteree crumbs turn
m bot mlik to mg.Htou sufficiently.
sprinkle Hraied cheese over and
bake
Comforts and quilts should bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

Make q white nauee, three
. tablespoons butter, four %
. flour ard a pint % milk Sea
. son with salt and pepper Add
q unr quart of raw potatoes
q sliced. and mix thoroughly.
= adding q small onion ard
= chopped green pepper u not
q the season FOR greea pepptFa
. use more black pepper Put
. IN a huttsrod dish and bake
= from tts 20 2 hours In a
moderate oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

Simplicity u nov having IT, day
Ia little afternoon garments These
are made with sleeve aud bodice
In one. The only trimming being a
plated friil 0f net OF lace which
edges ihe cnilnrlosa top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
Brussels Sprouts ard Beet
Salad

= Soak the sprouts Ia sailed
. water for ! hour. drain. cook
= iu saltsd boiling water until
. tender. then drain again and
a chilli Place in the center az
q salad bowl surround wiih
q dicma cooked hses#. pour
= French dressing over the
whole. and loi stand ia a cold
= place Tor ~ hour before acry.
. los
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

She's her HORT upon o. "a hnt for Easter day,
Buf though her purse a slender aha STILES her damay.
And here haf ripping the old from che shelf.
She eli show them an abe can trim bat herself
SHE stripe the years bonnet and alters % in shape
And proceeds the outlines fFnaher huea
And with q uatve aldl aud Unborn sense OF art,
sho bntheiy puts together the hat she took apart
Let othor riohor buy creation" from abroad
And afffy 01unt their dollars Invested Ia the guldi
Bu' bappy her genius she realizes That
she her husbands worship ln her homemade hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

ZTlRES@5Y}0NI
DAILY MENU.

4 DAILY MENU.
a Breakfast
4 Baked Apple
4 Corn Flakes with Cream
4 Soft Boiled Eggs Ham Toast
= Rolls Coffee
saaas-ae
4 Dinner.
q Vegetable Soup
4 Curried Veal Boiled Rice
4 smothered Potatoes
4 brussels sprouts and Beet
4 Salad
4 Banana Pie Coffee
4 supper.
A Baked Creamed Potatoes
a with Bacon
a Raised Biscuits
4 Canned Strawberries
. Eta Layer Cake. Tea
4 Ham Toast.
4 Toast a thick slice OF bread
4 thoroughly and butter Il on
= both aides Crate some cold
= boiled ham. and put il Ia a
= stow pan with two hard boiled
4 egEe chopped fine and mix
. With a little mustard. Heat
: the mixture hot and spread u
. on the toast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
l!!ASHIONS


aa@ Of broan arc
- s'ADe'ies are more and
49, bracelets. se, v,,h ose
s'ssious stones. . are '1 ~
49, naksa a more s,,ur,iy.
as.ss,. spsn than The sllk s65
|mh . cotton mixtures Thsse
s..la ..' n a vide variety "
--
las new bu,,o.
e wood. hIehiy aol
sAqsl'liely ialsld 4'5s
: alsn quite unusual.
PING and form
M evolution 81 a.ss,.
yht severely ..,,
siag uay Y e,a,I.. .'.n
aa sleeves rbo = '' /. y
| shape, VIZ gs,,. Y.
N ms~ 'laaheu AMI s,l.,
sss y. ~ fal length. som .'.'' ,. 4.
a's'rs i've, tarn b ,''',. , ,al
/ - &C are vida ana .i7, sa.. NE
| hs,.' .aa lace. win i'' fsi 4' a..,,
Y bands 81 geloe, i.', .,.
\ ~ silver or ' gr.,,,,l aa,In
/ o. 10 Ioa a.slAt n ". z,
lhe gown. ie5...
sntly maze - , laagee.
lsstgrs frs,. = !. 'abfle'
l'gep i..s.. = I, l.aee.
~ lhe as6s,s. '.fed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

1MNfANA WAL
4 Melt 3 tablespoons q butter
= Va a irving pan. add / large
= alleed onion aud Try until
= brown Add 2 pounds ~ veal
q cut in small pieces. let cook
a minutes. add ! tablespoon OF
q curry powder mixed 90 a
smooth paste with cold water
= aud STIR and cook five min
utea longer Season with salt.
. pour IN cup OF boiling water.
cover and cook slowly for
= about two hours Jus, before
= serving add the juice Of half
q a lemon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

q Baked crsariod Potatoes with
Bacon.
Peel and cut cold baked 10.
. tatuca into thin slices. put
q them iu a huitrrod baking
q dish. season with salt and
= pepper. aprinklc with tea.
= spoon 81 flour. nearly cover
. with milk. lay thin strips 81
. bacon over the top and bake
q ne hour In a moderate oven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

To a sick friend was sent very
useful little reading article II was
long strip o. white muslin rib
bon. on which clever little articles.
cut from papers and magazines.
were pasted The ribbon was rolled
and was convenient 20 unroil and
read A. Il was novel. filled with
wltticism 81 was sent 10 another
person. and thus made It's rounds.
and gave pleasure wherever Il went.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
SIORuhher RainooaLs SOS

Nnr spring and Sumfuef wear,
Tor travelling motoring or walk
Ing. these MorCrriFed Rubber
nainrnnfs. which can be puf in IA
waist beg are Invaluable. come
iu brown. gray. navy and black.
light az q fes thor. yet lmporfir
uts Co tho hardest rain. Every
woman should have one when
they nre priced like this $1,000
values Tor f616
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
25C Cotton Crepe

This ls the new "ser-
ppufine" creme. On a
choice assortment % ~
Oriental and floral de- H
signs for kimonos and ~
dressing sae4uos SPEC
cial for TIE Birthday Sale az i6c a
yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
Zoo White Waists for 90

Amazing values in new 1910
Lingerie and Tailored Waists 90
fine. sheer lawns. iinsuc and
FlaNou, plated and tucked or
lHViHblY trimmed with dainty
lace aud Uwhruidrriea values up
"a s. 90 Choose from ten differ
ont styles "Wednesday az esc each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
Zoe GaIatea Cloth

Best quality zoe Gala
tea cloth. in plain col- a "A
ors. figures and stripes HI
"a great bargain for the
Birthday sale al itc a ~
yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
EoMrNS GREAT QUESTION TODAY is.
SDO WE REALLY WANT RIGHT TO VOTE?''

Are Taking Census of Suffrage Opinion Among
~ New and Bill Before Legislature Statewide Reeren
=, 8 women at Polls Next November
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

,laerHrnsoN~eRAY co.
s'ikr 81. Near secosd Az.
siaerHEHsoN-GRAY co.

With It
he tract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
zoe Dress Saline

Comes IN black navy.
gray and red grounds. q
surinkied with neat FIG Ehh
uTrH- A regular ENr HFEH
Saline priced for the . w
Birthday sale al Ice a
yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

The improved pie pan has "a blade
fastened % Tho center which roe
wolves around tho bottom Of the
dish beneath OF pie crust when the
end proruding from tbs side n
the dish " moved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
Csc Black Hose

Womem's $50 Cotton
FlecCed stockings. rib
bed and plain. with rib UH
bed top. fast black. all "
sizes. in tho birthday ~
Sale az lee a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
35C Black Hose

Boys 35c Fast Black,
Extra Heavy. Ribbed H.
cotton Stockings. REIN j"
forced heels and toes.
all Sizes ln the Birth- . ~
day sale at only zoe
pair Almost two pairs for price
of one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
$500 Spring Suits $19.75

A special lot secured for our
HirthdnY sale. Newest spring
models. made 81 soif-eoiar strip
"a serge. ia navy. blas and black
The coats are lined throughout
with guaranteed satin and beau
iifuilY tailored collar egfcctivo-
ir trimmed with mulra Silk
skirts 81 thr latest cat suits
made Go Hfii FOR SO Ha Special
Tor the Birthday Sale as 1873
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
Notices Tor Rings.

WUIIVW" TOT TTTI"1
ON thee, my choice, do ne.
loice."
MAY God above Increase our
love"
"Not two, but one. til life is
done"
"My heart and ! until I die"
"As gold is pure. so love is sure "
as long as life your loving
wife,
Love rs sure where faith IS
pure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
OutOf tb0WBdODOf
-

There is a mistake that girls SIN
IN their teens OF tho very early
twontioa often makc-aud one
which has cast a shadow over many
lives
Thoy feel 30 Infinitely older than
their boy friends 0f the same age
that they see no harm ln being be.
wiidcrluRly kind and permitting
thom many little privileges they
would never allow 20 anyone five
or 10 years Older. unless they cared
for and meant 10 marry him
Hut this l8 an and entirely wrong
"Hlys" Of that ago are boys 200
longer
Bo as nice la you IKE. but treat
him lu merely the friendly pleas
ant fashion sou would amy man who
is nothing to YOU or one day yol
may awake 90 Che fact that ~ is a
mans heart you have BEEN playing
with-a mans life You have spoiled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
CSC Boomers

chn8reu'a BLACK Sat
cen HioomerH, made &c "A -
unud quality material NJ
airna 90 10 years ~.
save tho llttlo nue'H HON
good clothes ANA fHNe
mothcrH work regular csc value.
nor tho Birthday SALE lac gar
mfut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
soc SuSpCnderS

Two pairs FOR che price
~ one Good. depend
able auHuruderH. two AH
Kinds leather and web IH
auda actual Boo aus- ~ w
uenaarn for mo Birth
uHv sale. lbc puir None t0 doal-
afH
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
A WORTHY CHOICE.

II Virginia wishes 10 place the sta
tue Of Robert T.. Lee in the Washing
ton han or fame as one Of her two
foremost sons. there seems To- be no
reason why she should not do So The
public may criticize the selection on
the basis OF merit. believing that
Thomas Jefferson. for example, was a
more illustrious Virginian. but there
ought not 90 be one word against Lee
merely because he happened 10 stand
with bis home state during the Civil
war That unreasoning prejudice
ought 10 have been dead long ago.
70 is hardly necessary to review Gen.
Lees lifc 10 show how fine south
ern gentleman hc was with his oll
world courtesy, his high aims. and his
equally high endoavor. Those who
are not familiar with it can find tho
facts In any standard biography Of
Lee. The south would hardly rever-
ence his memory as il does were Dee
not every inch man; neither we
believe. would Virginia seriously pro-
pose 10 erect hig statue In the capitol
.at Washington did She not think IT.
worthy place beside the heroes #
other states.
The lllinoisans who call Leo another
Benedict Arnold ana fortunately
they form "A very small minority Of AM
orleans, north or south-forget thut
tho Virginian never joined cause
and betrayed It.. lie resigned from the
Union army because be could not COM
maud if In a war against his own peo-
| pie. Ills duty he felt, lay IN serving
Virginia. and if he was wrong II was
% wrong Of conception, not one 81
/ principle
Let Virginia attend 10 her own ar
| fairs Lee is her choice, and thlt
ought 90 be- sufficient II there are
many who arc disposed to he agtated
about IL. thcy can work off their agita-
ton IN seeing that their states. II Sc
/ lcctions have not already been made
choose favoritc sons who are worthy
10 bc found In the company OF such
a manly man as Robert +. Lee.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
SENATORS BY DIRECT VOTE.

Michigan viii for the first time par
! ticipate in a senatorial primary next
year. The primary is admittedly only
ladvisory-so far as law Is concerned
But the primary viii be final. conciu-
sive and binding SO far as the opin-
ions of the people Of the state of
Michigan are concerned. There are but
two candidates for the republican
nomination. There win be no possi-
bilities OF evading the result The can
didate with the most votes-totaned
for the entire state-win be the
choice of Michigan republicans for
senator. That choice must be ratified
in the legislature. IL is SO plainly a
necessity that II scarcely seems worth
while TO drive II home.
The next United States senator from
Michigan must be that man whom
majority of the people say they want
when they vote on the question next
September. There is only one pledge
that any sclf-respecting candidate
for the next state legislature can make.
There is only one pledge which the
people should accept And this one
pledge should be publicly required
from every candidate in every district
in the state:
Il will. as a member of the state
legislature, vote for that candidate for
United States senator who receives a
majority of the votes east in the whole
state, by my political party"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
This is MY 43RD BIRTHDAY"

Bishop John l. Nuelsen of the Meth
odist Episcopal church was born in
Zurich, Switzerland. Jan. 10, 1867. He
is the son of the Rev Henry Nuelsen.
who was sent from America To Ger
many as one of the founders of Meth
odism i'm that country. Bishop Nuel-
sen was graduated from Drew Theo-
logical seminary IN 1890 and later
studied at the University of Berlin.
He entered the Western German con-
ference, became pastor at Sedalia, Mo,
and was afterwards transferred to the
Northern German conference He was
made professor of ancient languages
at St Paurs college. i'm Minnesota. and
later became professor of theology IN
Central Wesleyan college at Warren
town. No. In 1899 ne was made pro-
fessor OF theology I'm Mast Theological
seminary at Berea. Ohio, which posi-
sion he held until ne became a bishop
last year. In 1901 DR.. Nuelscn served
as one of the American delegates TO
the Ecumenical conference in London.