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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-14
Naval Stores.

Savannah. January 13.-Turpentine. firm; 591aQ6oc; sales none; receipts, 4O1: shipments, 213 Rosin. firm; sales. 2o5s; receipts. 1916: shipments, 4527; stock. 14s,- 579. Quote: B. D. E, $40; F, A25Q 4.s2h; G. s4.s0Q4. 371a; H. $4.35@4. 40; I. s46O; K, $5.7o: M, $6.10; N. sse5; window glass, s6S5; water white. T.05.
 Charleston. January 13.-Turpentine. firm: z. Rosin, firm. Quote, A, B, c, s4; D, 4.021z; E. $40; F. $.15; G. $4.171a; H, M.2o; I, $4.55: K, $5.65; M, $5.s0; N, s6.15: window glass, 6.25; water white. $6.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
Billy Buck

You know that Billy Buck goes, does the flock -
That trait has made sheep the classic example OF stupidity
"Folow the leader" is the sleeps sole claim TO fame
II Billy Buck the railroad track Just in front
OF an express whole flock follows Billy Buck not lett to
suffer alone for his folly
Ii Billy Buck takes a notion to straight ahead and
tumble over canyons edge and fall hundred feet 10
death ON inevitable rocks below Billy Bucks flock in
stupidity folly also fall the precpce and die on the
below have their devoued by coyotes and
obo wolves.
Are you shecpa
YOU follow the horrible. depressing. uuprogressye
deadening stuluiying thing called precedent
you republican, do YOU follow the republicans, no
how we'll YOU know that the republicans wrong'
YOU democrat do you allow the democrats TO lead
YOU by nose rocky the democratic road2
Shall You forever and forever follow BILLY Buck
Won't you learn that Billy Buck is getting in the
way Of railroad trains falling over prcepices2
You do need to fear Billy Buck he has curling
horns aud aggressive bangs You do fear him But Tor
which remains be explained by wise yet
earth YOU have natural tendency remain
OF Billy Bucks soldiers always in the rea. rank always doing
what he says.
It takes courage break away from Billy Buck You
will be called all of unpleasant things people will in
that you crazy that you have sinister motives
that you seek selfish gain by blazing path II you
can't stand criticised your place
trotting along toward the umpngof place behind
Billy Buck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

10 such gcistenabwesendliche Piau.
dcreien.
Slowly we crAwied across der deB.
erL Suddrueely Adolf paused him
ssluf and cried. 4 see "a
'vot sees your" gArgled. dsnk.
ing "a wana our COLT mine ad last
"Csrstcnhaehers nranerei.- hs
bubhled. und fell fainting TO der
floor. bcllrfinE he WASH In der tap
room D-n ! knew be hat seen a
mirage Of brewery.
refifcd him b. burning a shoe
unter bis nose. una we pFoceedet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

suffering untold secrecy
= Wish l bat some nice fruit "
moaned Adolf in hiss deiirium
Yeas. I Wish hat some mara.
achlno cherries. too. conceded
After trafellnE "a miles In a cir
Gle. Ike a protEol. We came upon
running water Den ID waaa a race
between ia 20 see ylch coult
fAirAt reach ia und wash our
parched hantkerchiefs in ID
Also. We knew We wBss close 10
our COLT mine. brcoaa We fount
growing 4 lot 81 gotten rod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

when a girl marriea Ia haste it'n
sometimes her last chance
II cleanliness r. neat % spdlinraH
most trampa nust be aRn0Hties
The small boy makes home run
y hen he hears his father calling
him
A retired burglar tells us that a
lot ef safes are not what they are
cracked up to b..
When a nvw Eiri cofnnN 10 a small
town all the boys sit np ard take
notice
Have you afways done the best
yeu cpuidT You know very well you
haven't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
Nv FREQ seAAEFgR.

In Der Desert. somcvere We
can aod conceal Il from ouraelufa
We are Loaf NIT no pinnacle TO
guide ms. Eferyyerc We look IL der
same scenery. und NO animaleulae
but lizards und unapinclcss cactus.
nah' NJ We az, nod haf a colt mine.
und 81 We know verc III wass. uHd
waas deere already. We voult nod
tolerate dias nut AZ ia lss, Ia ISIS.
Ia looks like We ias dree touaant
miles from land. und ould here der
sun IL iT0 degrees centipede we're
IA ISIS shady but der only ding vieh
las shady iHa our paatA
Der sun beats down NO fiercely
dot ia voult cook Aduira brain ~ al,
cohol hat nod already az, ii Hiss
flesh Is beginning To simmer
Ad falTst Adolf trank aikRM water
he tot "a waaa slivoyltK or Hun.
gArlan prune branty becosa Is tasted
der same 60 hiss lntoasinss Hut
soon efen diaA waAa consumed init
our burst.
Efen I feit der defects OF der heat
I dlnk my mind wandered. but Id
coult nod find der way ouid OF der
dessert
Hut you ought TO haf heard der
ratings Of Adolf nlss IL a weak
samhie
Emil. noeh einai nleaae. nod
such a high collar on der negst Won.
Proaltl In Cannafadt hab ich mein
Strumpf yerinr'n Hoch der culm.
bacher' ia SchmalEgesichti Jctzt
wollen wiz wicdef clnn aaufrn.
kreux and Qurr. hin und her. eli
ia schocne Schnltxcibanki Geaund.
helti"
IL vouii BRING tears ~ der face
u cuckoo clock to listen unmnvad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
RunDou,n?

Ayers SarsapsTills Is tonic. II does
not stimulate. II docs not make you
feel better one day. then as bad as
ever the next. There is not q drop Of
aleohol In IL. whea you take IL you
obtain the steady, even gain that
comes from a strong tonic. family
medicine without alcohol.
Al vess Ssetsr oil sissi hyes'i .Sar,ass.
ssiis. fst hgrs ssAsf ks fkials Of q so0 n
d snfiuslp fxs (,sm aioshal Ayr O..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

III.
Seeing that fell for the condl.
tions Of Grandma chutney's will. the
lawyer. Mr.. Snuff. arranged to have
me lei into the old homestead to
get the wheel was TO ride 20 the
bank In order 10 collect the legacy.
The old house stands at the end
Of the main street in Pea Vine and
has green shutters and climbing
roses over It, regular sunset haven
OF old ladies' retreat. one you
wouldn't spot exactly the place a
once madeap circus cyelist would
choose 10 wind up her days In.
Which goes 10 show that ali women
are alike when they're too old and
inflrm to be different. guess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

when I'm 20 m be content 10 sew
carpet rags and look out Of a win
dow al the ducklings. too.
Well, | painted up into the attic
20 find grandma's bicycle. but I
didn't see IL. The attic was full Of
antediluvian junk. but no sign Of a
bicycle. There was an old hoop
skirt, and bound volumes Of Godey's
Ladies' Book, and a croquet set. and
wax flowers under a glass case, and
a backgammon board. and an ala.
baster clock with spiders living In
II. and a halrcloth sofa, and a
musty smell-but nary bike.
I wonder how I'm going 10 con
meet with the legacy II don't find
that wheel.
(Continuedb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
Dey Arc in the Desert : Ach. Such a Durst

Sagebrush. Sagebrnsh. Fiery
we're und Nod a Chance 90
Trop Off der Water Wagon
Vot ISIS der Use OF perishing
ct You Can'd DO Id En-
ehoyably'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
King County Politics

When the King
afternoon Indications that will The
Wilson supporters stn eonndcnt
aboahlug the
heard from the
identified
Even the Wilson crowd force through
hEh VIII develop the aproionment
The privilege OF naming plenty OF delegates The figures returned BY
the sub committee have the
mitteemeu
VIII n. candidate
announced that be w thai
office $4,000 he County
issued EXPENSES
be cut $4,000 annually without the public suffering
At steiners Hall nerbay the Republican
wards will hold meeting tonight county
candidates have
already held
worth attending
Preparations being by the County
make the the Friday Of
A. Tacoma Beavers
attic. viii be the speakers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

Ohio democrats made an early
start in forgetting the presidential
qualifications OF William jennings
Bryan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

As the self-eonstituted watchdog
OF the city treasury. Councilman
Sawyer reserves the right to bark
ut the moon Il be wants to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

The postal savings bank bill the
president got through congress Il
calculated 20 make the supreme
court fldget.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

Among those who so Tar have
not received an Invitation 20 call
at Oyster Hay Is the strictly legal
secretary OF the interior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

The legitimate profit in trunk
murders Is not enough 10 justify
a bright young man engaging per.
manently in the business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

Only the most crcdulous viii
take Il for granted that spring l.
over and summer has officially be.
gun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

This is the advice handed 80 Col
Roosevelt by the undergraduates ai
Cambridge
80 we're ready for you. Teddy, but
take uy good advice
Though sin Il really naughty. We
find " rather nice
And when you come 10 speak 90 us,
10 Providence name
Give the go.by 80 the sunday chap
mirHi0nary game"
Stores and factories IN Cubs now
have TO close a. y. m. week days,
except Saturdays.
Il want a few colorsd illustrations
~ benta and tomatoes"
life elxe y" asked the artist
"Oh. dear. no said the ssedaman.
These are % g. into a seed esta-
iogue"
New York, Nsss Jersey and Penn q
syivaaia pay their governors an - b.
nsal salary Of $4,000.
n YOU can't pick the winners, pick
tho losers and bet against them.
London had population 81 $4,000
~ iT&o. In which Ysaf there we're
ans deaths from smallpox.
There ere 27o known active vol
canoes IN the world. bot most Of
them are too small 90 be dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
FROM DIANA,S DIARY

oIpiekIes Is Notified Legacy
and After She Does She Wonders Why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

For new. modern furnished rooms
a; iow prices. call The Virgins. 500
Virginia " and WcMilake ax zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

Stores and factories IN Cubs now
have 10 close a. 8 p. ~. week days
except Saturdays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

There arc 27o known active vol
canoes IN the world. bot mos. 81
them are too small 20 be dangerous.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-20
MORE WAREHOUSES; FOR WOOL
National Wool Warehouse Storage
Company is Rapidly branching.


The National Wool Warehouse
Storage company. composed largely
Of wool growers of the northwest.
and principally of Idaho, has branch
Cd out in business this year. and in
addition to its mammoth warehouse
huilt at Chicago. has leased LARGE
buildings at Boston and Philad, T.
phia in which a large amount Of this
seasons clip has been stored and
considerable amount sold from the
two markets While the sales are re-
ported light the price received is
two cents better per pound net then
was offered by buyers in the fell
here. and there is every indication
that the market will be stronger af-
ter the state elections, according to
-advices received here by Samuel B. r
lantyne, one OF the large stockhoI T.
ers and officers Of the company.
Owing to the fact that Ia q
amount Of foreign wool was sold IN
the eastern market last year by the
big wool dealers who sought to do. "
the Wasehouse storage company in
IT'S infancy. there was an over sun
ply on the market which left a con-
siderable surplus on hand this spri1s.
and as manufacturers have been "
ing light thus far this season no gregt
amount of wool has moved, altho rl
the Philadelphia warehouse has sold
a considerable amount Prices in tna
east range from IA TO % cents. ao-
ccrding to the grade. the average ie-
ing is cents. and the business out-
look for the winter is considered
bright.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-20

King Hill Extension Irrigation Com
pany Ask TO Sell More Water
Under Project.

AT a meeting of the state land
board last Monday an application was
made by the Kings Hill Extension r.
rigation company for permission tc
sell more water rights under their
system. The application was denied
by the board in accordance with a
report submitted by the state engin-
Ger advising construction and enlarge
ment of the present system.
The boldness and effrontery of the
company operating in the eastern
part of the county beats anything
every heard of in irrigation before.
When it comes to manipulation of
interests and Juggling with the rights
of others they have any promoter in
this section of Idaho backed off the
boards.
When they first embarked on their
present enterprise they became in
terested in the water holdings of Har-
ry Gard which they secured on an
apparently fair and square contract
for sum stated at $4,000 and a
paid up water right for 80 acres of
land under their system. When the
time came for payment. or rather
several months after time, specified IN
the contract, Mr.. Gard asked for
settlement and received the usual i'll
sidious and evasive replies character
istic of their dealings. On being press
ed for settlement he was told they
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-20

would not pay him as they did not
consider the contract of any worth
or consideration. He brought suit AMI
the case will come up before the nexy
torn of the district court
The system from the King Hill
source is inadequate and of no val
he to the Medbury tract. During the
past summer pretenses at irrigation
have been carried on in a most dis
couraging and desolate manner. Wa
ter coming down in a very limited
and small quantity not sufficient TO
irrigate the smallest garden. This IL
spite of the fact that the settlers were
urged to cultivate their land and aIs-
ficient water was promised to irri-
gate all crops ready for water Tae
failure down there this summer has
been complete and the financial loss
has been very great, and owing to
the financial condition of the corr
pany there is no opportunity for re-
ddress.
With this appalling condition ey.-
dent the company at a meeting of
the land board about two months aga
went before the meeting and petit
ftioned the state to take the system
over as completed according to con-
tract and relieve them of all future
obligations. The board sent its en-
gineers into the field and found that
the bitches, instead of being suf-
fcient to convert 300 inches of wat II
were sufficient to carry only halt
that amount. and. needless to say,
the application was promptly AMI
properly turned down by the board
In face of this difficulty and other
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-20

Some people may call running in
to debt horse sense" but others Will
call it mule sense.
Looks like the Ballinger whits-
wash has soured
Gilbert Hubbard; The hAsev cf
scoin needs the service Of "a r.pni-
cure.
The on.g way some peop'i viii tv-
or make the worli better is to leave
IL.
Did You ever see a man reading
the church page of a daily paper wigh
nc covers worn off.
There are a lot of people with no
struples about seeing the undertake
en- starve to death.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-20

that are apparent the company has
again appeared before the land board
and asks to sell additional wa-er
rights under the system. 1t seems
that compliance with their contract
with the state land board and some
consideration for the settlers under
their system would entitle them %
more respect and possibly some favors
from the people in the future which
they might find to their advantage
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-20
Mohammedanism Gaining Rapidly.

Mohammedanism Gaining Rapidly.
Cons antinople Oct. 19.-rhat Mo-
hammedanism is gaining converts
more rapidly than any other ra'is
ion. and that it has a greater num-
Der of adhereni, in proportion to the
time it has been in extence. than
Christianity, is indicated by She fig
ures compiled ly Turkish neNsl a.
pers in making a census of Mosltlls
in all parts of the world.
According to these figures. %
practically complete. 27O,OOO.OOO
people accept Mohammed as the pro-
phet of God and the founder of the
true religion. OF these. Turkey prop
er has one-tenth, or 27OOO,O0O, and
there are about the same number in
the sultan's Asiatic and Afican pos
/ sessions. Twenty-four million sub
jects of the Great White Car" pro-
/ fess the Moslem faith and look to the
sultan of Turkey as their spiritual
head. India has 6O.OOO.OOO follow, rs
of the prophet, China 4O,OOO.0OO,
Java 25,OOO,OOO and the Philippines
and South Sea Islands about mil
lion.
While these figures, from the nee
essity of the case. are only estima r,
many European observers believe
they are conservative. If so. Moham-
mechanism is the second religion, num-
erically, of the world, as the disciples
of CONTIGUOUS and ancestor worship
ers are not believed to exceed 26O.-
100000 in number Hindooism is es-
timated to have about 2O0,OOO,OO
adherents, Buddhism l5O,OOO,0O0,
ana Polytheism 12O,OOO,OOO.
The number of Christians, active
and nominal, in the world is placed
by various authorities at from 400
100000 to yJv,OOO,OOO The relig-
ion of Islam is progressing far moro
rapidly in many sections of the world
notably in India, China and Japan
than is the religion of Christ The nb.
eralism influence of the Young Turks
. has been felt ia religion as we'll a,
in politics, and many of the inteler
ant and Objectionable features of to
Moslem faith have been modified. Tn,
spirit of liberty and intellectual pro
j gress in Turkey has been manifest
ed by the formation of a consider
able school of intellectual agnostics
rationalists and higher critics, VIII
are performing the same service 70
Christianity. Until the deposition 81
Abdul Hamid "infidel" was nam,
applied only to Christians and Jews
since every turk was of necessity
a Mohammedan. Now the rationalis'.
and dissenters, not aligned with an,
faith but confirming their attacks prin
cipally to Mohammedanism as thu
dominant faith, have grown sufficient
~ numerous to establish a journa
and support a school in Constants
nople. Here as elsewhere, however
the great masses cling to the faitf
of their fathers. the dissenters. rep
resenting only the intellectual few
and many of these cling to the forms
and ceremonies of Islam
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-20
The New Idan-h a
Leading HoteI of Boise

Lending Hotel OF Boise
Political and commercial head
quarters. Entirely remodeled.
THE IDAN-HA GRILL
Caters to the best. First-class
trade only. Moderate prices. Table
d'Hote Dinners daily.
Two blocks from depot. Centrally
located.
ROOMS 81 UP. EUROPEAN PLAN
Running hot and cold water in
every room.
lDAN-HA HOTEL CO., (Ltd.) Props
CHAS. II. CIRCUIT, Manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

-.,ee~F~z~-f>iNsa~H~f ~
49, e-rsstsF ceaft ~ tae state q
ssaa y rs casa'y q SINS -
s.,,., Il tAs estate = sevsrtas
y So. Na faasd ORDER
- h hsaf fHai account and
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asss 4xseatar a. the estate e
- tssaaaaf. hagAHE fliHst fH
+s.f - nnsf q fNnnt ant Rrtltten
- - 49, shtf sata estate Be- RES ln q
~ +, - sfaasa ant IL ready faf
s...sse.,n q IN gas.igs theFeat afianS
4. ..sssas satfisa ~ law aef aA4
ssaras % tae eagt te8t stiA Hette
y - tlrth Facts saffif.a % aate
~ssaslsusipa &c the srsii-e ai SAID
vaERwoaE oRpEBEp b. tie
49, ~ pefsane Interested in TBS
y ~ sas4 @eefrtne AfH1a. De
- = IS sggssf before tHs sala
- rsais q kinS Cnurff STATE 20
ssss.sea Al he rsuFE Faam % the
- feeaffrnens q said eeaFt ia 80
- = ia 1sth aAY az 1ans. 1919 a.
Z. 80 a BIB aesssA a GO qf sAt1
- ssn GrA thsse g. saa@ Gauss z
= a. hass way saia siaAl aressias
- - - siiasei ara a. order =
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rrRrHER ORDERED nat q
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= <sss 4akEe siaesa Be- htHk Eaantf
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a.s,lsx 40 a4anfnsst Bnf wrr8 Ter
- sss.,srasiss Nseat before the said
~ - n fvas 1914 On Tbs seattle
- ! assraass srlafRd ard pahlishesi
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RongRr " LINDSAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

LARGE TRACTS or LAND
NEAR SEATTLE ron HALE
Oh EASY TERMS.
Rive sores ~ gaoa rh situate s.rsui from
aotit perfect uto uo pl ohtsfu ranrlt
community leaon tan. saah. balance nonu
tHff e.
FROM tha rhHtt
90 be- upu
ni.h enc % ant Whr! au De- eafth when
w sate rslns to cash. taau us iana
$3.50
iis' ss,,s Or soo Lao iss miles northeast Or s ev i"i ~
E,aelt d,nfnr raa weeks b cheaper
rer aete n lna anl,hne Terms llo cash baanoo 30 month
woe a'a"A'' "1f''nV assi,n
O.
strand hot 'au o. pufehasei Tor than zoo acre
$3.50
hlos arse haf sore situate Hoh Green Lake
t. ~ u 4ti lef eNta ltge ass,raeis 3 s,'h rttq3s
500 eheaprrand
$3.50.
. large raci VI 100 feet artuai 'front.'
,.ste % desp vsia rbs adlons sery oil summer
81
900
ifp ~ actual waterfront rich adoinlnr
terms tomt sba would IKE sbo sou
%
Rs %
OLE HANSON a co.
1ital91ttai4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
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