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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
LONGWORTH
OPPOSES
CANNON
Is This the First Step in the
Administrators Move
to Eliminate Uncle Joe?

BEVERLY. Mass. Aug. ts--Fol.
lowing closely upon political confer.
sness AZ the summer capitol yesssr.
day, Congressman Niehoiss Long
worth of Ohio today announced his
determination 70 oppose Cannon Cor
re-elsetion as speaker % the house
Of representatives.
y shall oppose cannon's rs-slee
ton" said Leno~orth, "snd ! shall
do 80 IN q manner that I consider
proper ard effective Cor the settle
rrsnt 81 controversies in my party.
ns~siy. in the republican caucus"
'ln view Of carnon's uneauivoeal
declaration that he intends 20 be
candidate for the speakerstip Of the
next house." continued Lonaworth,
~ think u Incumbent upon those
candidates for membership IN the
house who have made up their
minds 10 state their respective pc.
sitions publicly. Since Cannon him
self has established His candidacy,
do net propose 10 dodge the issue.
~ made up my mind before the
adjournment Of the last congress
that Cannon could not be reelected
speaker. That opinion has been
strengthened since then. | am not
referring 10 those who opposed him
when ! say thls. but 10 those who
have been supporting him. think
they Will support him no longer. I
am absolutely convinced that N
there is a full attendance al the
republican caucus, Cannon cannot
be elected.
~ have genuine affection for
Cannon as . man and an honest re-
speet for his splendid fighting qusi.
tiles. But repeat that ! shall op.
pose his reelection, and further,
am OF the opinion that his re-eioe-
ton ~ impossible. want u dis
tinctly understood that aay this
solely on my own responsibility ard
upon the suggestion Of no one else"
Loneworth was especially anS-
ious that the last sentence be EN-
phssized.
BY those In . position 20 know,
Lonaworth's action is regarded as
the adnlnlstration's first move 10
eliminate Cannon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
ASHTON SENT
ON TRAIL Of
POINDEXTER
Tacoma Stalking Horse,
Following in Insurgents
Steps, Meets Very Slim
Crowds.

SOUTH BEND. wn.. Aug is
f'olotsextcr spoke 10 two immense
and enthusiastic audiences In
lavfs county yesterday. addressing
an open air meeting NJ chehaiis In
the afternoon and a night meeting
In Tire Ceniraiia armory. Though
the afternoon meeting waH an Inn.
provised affair. big crowd sat for
an hour and q half IN the brolllug
sun and listened
The rencflonary allied candidates
have set James Ashton. the Tacoma
Atzsking horse. on Poindexter'a
trail Ashton spoke last night In
Aberdeen ard speaks tonight here.
BsiaE informed that the Ashton
meetings were exceedingly slimly
attended. poindeXter left word to
day with an Ashton man that II the
Tacoma candidate would only join
him and speak from the same plat
form. he would be glad 10 divide
time with him. as well as furnish
him the crowd. IF Ashton wants
10 reply to my arguments he wants
to address the same people" said
Potudextcr.
Mr.. Poindexter speaks here to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
MAYOR GAYn0R is
BETTER AGAIN

HoBokEN. NJ. j.. Aug. is.--
Alarming rumors OF sudden
change for the worse In the con
dillon Of Mayor William J. Gaynor,
Of New York. were allayeo some
what today at ST. Mary's hospital
BY the issuance OF the following
bulletin AZ $50 i. m.
THE mayor spent a comfortable
night and 10 sleeping now. His
pulse. respiration and temperature
are normal"
Secretary Adamson today issued
the following statement:
Mayor Gaynor Is doing remark
ably welt While Il ~ true that
partial paralysis has affected the
right side OF his throat. being caus-
cd by swelling OF the glands. all ir-
ritation practically has subsidized. ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

There are 40 many little things a
woman requires for her dress, and
yet things that man might think
unnecessary for his own wife. no
matter how much he may admire
the costume Of another woman. This
man was one Of tho husbands who
thought wife doesn't need any
money for little personal expenses.
II was enough to give her "A living
She got the other things. ! am sure
I'm that Instance the mere wish for
little extra things for her dress was
the sole cause Of her wrong doing. 4"
Il earn the money and It's mine"
so his wife pays for ribbons and
laces with her soul
wife the Better Manager.
MY husband turns over all his
money TO me-" said Mrs. Harry a.
Seymour. 1924 card av, wife Of a
clerk. Il give him so much for to
bacco and car fare and lunches,
and when he needs clothes, I go
down town and get them. can
take care Of the money better than
my husband can, and he thinks 80,
too" she laughed.
Il think the family fund should
be managed by the one that has
the better business ability. In our
family that happens 20 be the wife. "
II get 81 a day for food for the
family" said the wife Of a tailor,
who did not wish 81 have her name
used. MY husband pays for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

When Attorneys p. W. Wlllet,
~ o L. Wllett saw the state
~, indicating them In last
tssts Star they gave The Star the
haowsng statement for pubIica.
tn:
We knew, al the time the form.
article appeared. that The Star
y been misinformed. Mr.. O. l..
8H'ett. who alone was familiar
sxA the case IN question. at that
Inc vas out Of the city. so that
= innediate attention could be
Stsz the matter. We felt. too.
pa time would straighten the
z4'tss out, and we relied upon the
Afness of The Star to yindicate
Ehen the truth became known
IN Results show that we were
lsthed In relying on that spirit
y hirness. We are proud OF
VA We did In the East pike and
y lzih Az. cases, and We defy
s'Io1e 10 point 10 a single thing
saich Te can Justly be blamed
~ clients are not the ones who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
ONE MISSING TN
A DAYTON FIRE

DAYTON, wash. Aug is~Ons
man 10 believed - have persisted and
two others were severely burned IN
a fire to-day which destroyed the
Alliance livery barn. the Welnhard
block and the Northern Pacific grain
warehouse For q time the bust
ness section was threatened
The fire was started IN thr Al
lance stables by trHmps. While the
firenen were fighting the fire they
heard the agoniHed ucfcams Of y
man within the farming structure.
Noe MaKee and n n brown,
dodgers IN the weinhard building.
were rescued by firemen. Both
were badly burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

\ un..Aeg Il was due 10 the adj
= 4 Mr. Ieffery's abilities or
= he firm OF Holt q Jeffrey
~slxhtway began to prosper. and
80 contracts were 20 be let their
- vsrs well thought Of BY the
80 Al public works Since that
'...sfsi time the history OF the
- a the firm Of Holt 4 Jeffrey
.ssas interesting and suggestive
.ssIsx. which reading. however,
-, only 10 large figures and
~ sarmises and conjeetures.
And 70 Such Others, Etc.
Ia Be automatically exact. as
nc - startling. Holt a Jeffrey.
a. October s. 1907. has been
rsrsea contracts by the city
49, total 10 the respectfully en-
rrus sum OF s79s.4s5.2l. with no
.ss,ion or consideration OF their
re<natraet for the Denny Hill
sxfsfe.
Is 4 side hight on the prosperous
.rser Of this young firm. Il may
= stated that the removal III these
usr 90 yards Of dirt from Denny
81 q y cents makes the job
swsh sI,is7 sac TO Holt & Jeffrey
a such others as bold an Rnony-
mrs interest IN the firm.
Tnss subtle Sixth Sense.
kha notable ara considerable
K: fhas Messra ttolt and Jeffrey
sr- pessessed Of a subtle sixth
sus&. prescicnce that tells them
- srssr ard sequence Of tire let
4 ~ q public contracts: which
azsss them 10 know that ~hsn a
nnrzet for q cut ~ let, THAT
HERE TEL
MERE WILL Be a cONTRAc 7
M a FILL. ard they have in
Hssly sarnised shat the dirt
psn from the cut can be readily
ND 10 build she fill.
ysat this cosncidence Of cuts
VI Ills never induced the firm
Eoii 4 Jeffery to make any re-
hrlpn In their bid figures may
IA detail too trivial 10 be worthy
I nnsideration. but II IL fact,
nsrtAsIess. testified TO by the
sgsxnsnfs levied against prop
~ owners.
Hoe the Game Works
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

where the public may come and
gaze 10 its hearts content and
Capt r. w. Johnson may gloat
over josh X. Mcintyre.
The launch was the cause OF
the long drawu.out suit between
Johnson and Mcintyre for the
possession OF the famous Copper
Guleh Mine No \. which johnson
finally won In court last June.
Johnson and Mcintyre engaged
IN the Tightening business nj
Nome back Ia tho days Of tho
gold rush, aud shipped launch
from Tacoma 20 do the work.
The business did not pay and the
launch was beached. After IL.
ing on the beach for year.
Johnson took out the engines and
placed them, IN two other boats.
In the course of time he
traded one OF the boats for
supposedly worthless claim.
This claim is now the Cop.
per Gulch No s. which has
already produced 81 500 600.
and shows no signs OF stop
ping.
when the mine turned out 10 /
half interest. on the strength o. h
from Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

and gas bills, and spend Il some 9TH
er way"
(But would they II they had money
OF their ownG)
1--WE have no trouble about money
matters in our family In my is
years experience have not had the
problem 20 solve. l get what | need,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
Improvement Club Meets.

special meeting ~ the Rainier
Heights Improvement club VIII be
held AZ Oltman'a hall, at gath av. s.
and Lane IT.. Friday. August 70. at
4 .. m. Matters of general interest
20 the South End people VIII be dts
GUESSED. including the present vice
conditions % the city. and the steps
necessary 90 eradicate them. Every
resident 81 the South End Ia invited
20 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

of T.
The Iowa. Kansas California
n
pin n
al in
he goth o. fedealb
barrel His
ito the o his
to the tees wi avail m
t e
IAN msugn conere Misguided a il
De o
20 meeky
will for Humphreys
do in O
old and his
crew. ee m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
NEBRASKA RESULT
STILL I'm DOUBT

LINCOLN. Neh. Aug. Returns
from remote districts indicate that
the democratic nomination for gov
ernor - IN doubt Mayor Dahiman
Of Omaha and Governor Shaiienbcr-
ger are now running neck and neck.
Dshlman carried the cities. and was
believed yesterday 20 have secured
the nomination. A. most OF the
counties not yet heard from probably
win favor ShallenberEor. his man
ayers claim his denomination.
Congressman Hitchcock easily out
distsnced Metcalf for the democratic
senatorial endorsement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

their husbands for the money. Such
law ~ a good idea"
What Is law for one Is not law
for another" said Mrs +. u. West
200 18th av.. wife of a dray and
express man. Women may be as
much AZ fault M men. Sometimes
they are given money TO pay taxes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
SAVING PAPERS FOR TAFT.

= BEVERLY. Mass. Aug rs ,
. II President Taft has I
. broken with Col Roosevelt IL /
= IS not sppareat a. Beverly ,
. The president has gone 10 ,
= hopedale. where be will spend /,
= che night as the guest u Gov ,
= Draper Of Massachusetts,.
. Chas u Norton. secretary ,
. 90 the president. declined 10 ,
. discuss the report he IL ,
. reading all the dispatches and ,
= carefully saving them for the /,
. chief executive ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

and generally have sense enough TO
know whether l need Il. I am as
interested as my husband Is In
meeting a bin or accommodating n lit
tie property. l know whether no
has money or not. and what we can
afford. am as free 10 draw upon
the family fund as he is"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
President Gave His Consent to Plan to Snub
7. R. in New York in Exchange for
superintendent Defies Ex-President.

NEW YORK, Aug l8-That there is open rupture
between President Taft and Col Roosevelt and all possibility
Of the latter endorsing the administration has departed the
consensus Of opinion OF political leaders here following the
reports in OF the New York papers that such break has
occurred.
The staff correspondents Of the New York World, tho
Sun and the Herald writing from Beverly all declare positively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

the 5.Sa7 geo yards Of earth at 81
cents a yard Grant. Smith. Stil
well a Co. promptly sub.let the
contract At 22 cents a yard TO Holt
a Jeffery. II may be well 20 men.
ton right here that the property
owners are paying Grant. smith,
Stliweli a Co. 5 cents a yard for
removing the Denny hill. or t2s9..
.---=s---- --a-sa>-sss=-s-s~-~ss~s-
Continued on Page Three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
BANK cLEARiNos.
Portland
Prlnters 10 elve panee.

The printers Of Seattle are Civ
ing a dance az Dreamland Tuesday.
The proceeds will go toward fitting
up a club room down town for the
compositors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
MAKING THE DIRT PAY BOTH WAYS

illustrative and somewhat of
'front.'
In uree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
cHAPrER 1.

there In this fair and hIly
frHs working
With the
- ~. ether two o. contracting firms achieved
engineers office this time
A.. ~ assistant 20 City Engineer Thomson. Mr. Jefe
.x resigned his departure city engineers
80 ard soon Noted member firm
go Lottery Mr. Mcclure having, intents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
IN MILWAUKEE,, s7s,ss7


WASHINGTON. ID G.. Aug !
! is-The population Of Nil. !
! wRukee IL 373.S57. according !
! 10 statistics given out today !
J by the census bureau Dcs !
! Moines. Ia. has ss.sss iuhabi- !
! tanta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

highest authority that the gap between the president and
his predecessor suddenly has wdened result of the eec
ton OF Vice President Sherman temporary chairman OF the
republican convention OF New York and the rebuff OF
Roosevelt in the selection. ~
The correspondents unite in saying that the plan
known and approved by Taft and that the result of
political trade whereby the president receive the help
OF the New York machine in the elections in 1912
Roosevelt turned down by of 20 TO IS by the
republican state committee favor OF Sherman, of the
most startling political mancuvres in
Roosevelt does endorse the Taft administration says
the Herald today The final break with the selection of
Sherman temporary chairman OF the Saratoga convention
These from absolutely authentic
There will be further peace between Sycamore Hill and
Beverly.
WAS DEAL BETWEEN TAFT AND WOODRUFF.
Those close Roosevelt charge that the Saratoga Incl
dent the result of political deal between Republican State
Central Committeeman Timothy L. Woodruff, William Ward.
New York republican national committeeman and Vice Presi
Sherman the hand and ats close advisers
the other BY the OF this deal Woodruff be
elected chairman and Sherman temporary chairman of
the convention Woodruff pledged Taft the New York dele
cation the republican national convention in 1912
for Tafts present support
"rhe erstwhle president will crcse openly whom
his in the White House But would
surprise those in close touch with Roosevelt the colonel
finds himself in such position be forced become
candidate for the presidential nomination in 1912
The World comments follows the situation:
BREAK IS COMPLETE BETWEEN MEN.
Between Taft and Roosevelt who made Taft there is
complete break that appears wide that bridge be
Continued Page Three)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

Galiatin. Mo.--TuFuer Wilson shot
and Killed Alonxo puGner on ths
streets Of CoffsysbuFE yesterday
Digger was postmaster % the vii-
laxe until last September. Wilson
found a note under bis wife's pillow
from DuExer. which resulted IN Dug
ger losing the postmaatership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
Put Launch i'm Glass Case

NoME Alaska Aus ls-Tho steamer Mnekinaw win san
Nome tonight with the famous launch
VII be taken 70 Seattle and carefaly enaconaed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18

The seamless sleeve In peasant
style still holds It's own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
Roosevelt Forced Commuters
Hand.


The Roosevelt followers
think the colonel displayed
unusual strategy Ia allowing
bis name 90 30 before the
New York republican com
mltteo. forcing the committee
10 reject him and making the
administration show It's hand.
Roosevelt IL now allied with
the insurgents openly. as
they view the situation,
Owins 20 the fact that Gif-
ford Finehot and Congress
man Victor Murdoch Of Kan
nas consulted with Roosevelt
over the speech he viii de.
liver at Uuaawaioinic. Kas..
on August 81. Il is believed
that It viii be the former
presidents declaration for In
surKenry.
That such q declaration
would mean that the chance
for harmony ia the party has
gone and would add tremen-
dous impetus to the lnsurEent
movement. n the general
view 81 the politicians here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
DESERTS WILSON
FOR POINDEXTER

cENTRAI.IA. Aug. fs.-At least
two prominent local republican lead
srs were Won over "a Poindsxter
and the insurEent cause al last
nights meeting Herman Young. a
local capitalist. and candidate for
county commissioner. heretofore
supporting Ashton. r. now Foin-
dexter snouter. and Rev. H. ".
Thompson. a member Of the iegts-
iafure and charter member 81 the
John l.. Wilson club. has come over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
COAL MINERS
WIN INCREASE
IN THIS STATE
General Raise Is Granted
and Western Men VIII
Get Same Pay as Those
in Eastern Washington.

The coal miners and the operators
% THE state have about come 10 an
agreement which will BIO signed up
this week. whereby the miners will
receive an increase amounting 20
about 81 Dor cent
Fof the past so days Thomas
Burka a representative u the Min
ern union, has besn holding confer
cnces IN Seattle with Secretary Catz.
Of the Washington division OF tho
United Mine Workers. and the
agreement IL the result Of several
compromises. The miners wanted
an siEht-hour day from bank 20
bank. and wanted the days work 20
begin when the miner reached the
mine. The eight hour day was de-
niod and the uIne 81 beginning the
lays work left for further aajuoi-
alton.
10000 Miners Here.
There arr about 10000 coal min
erz IA Washington. most II them be-
ms employed 10 the Northwest I'm.
prevenans rompanys mines AZ Roa-
lyn eie Elpm. Melmont. lhe Pacific
Coast mines "a Black Diamond.
fTusburE. Franklin. Burnett. the
Wfihesan Coat 4 Coke mine az wiz
kcn8n. the Commonwealth mine at
South Willis and others ~ she yicin-
ity The Washington miners will
have the same scale az those IN the
r.ast The oaai miners In the MID
Ola West hsve not settled their scale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-18
7. R. AND TAFT BREAK:
PARTY IS SPLIT OPEN
Ex-President Busy Con-
sulting With lnsurgent
Advisers -- VIII Take
Place as Their Leader
Before Nation.

WASHINGTON. Aug IS
That the next few days are
apt 20 bring u sharper division
IN the republican party be-
tween The conaefyationists
and the radicals. with TAFT
leading the "old guard" aud
Roosevelt leading the pro
gressives." IL confidently ex-
pected here.
The statement that Roose-
Welt and Taft have broken. ls
considered az unqucHtionably
authoritative That Beverly
was not surprised Il indicated
by Wee President Sherman'a
remark yesterday that the re-
lection 81 Roosevelt as the
temporary chairman Of the
New York state republican
convention was an admin
istrBtion victory This ia re-
garded by politicians here an
tantamount TO q declaration
OF war
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BREAK is COMPLETE BETWEEN MEN.

Between Taft and Roosevelt who made Taft there is
complete break that appears wide that bridge be
CONTINUED Page Three)
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Continued on Page Three.)
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On The Streets OF Seattle
When Day Breaks

Ssgins the March of an Army of Women and
for Toll
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
GEMS WORTH OVER MILLION
Mere eagatelle 70 South African Wis
ltor who Wanted No Protection
Hostess Worried.

Edgewater Park. y. J,-GeneFal and
Mrs r.. Hurd Grub emitted a sigh Of
relief when Mrs. John Joel OF South
Africa left their residence and took
with her necklace valued at more
than "a million dollars,
This necklace has caused the
Gruhbs ten sleeplesa nights because
to Mrs. Joel the gem was of So llttle
value that she refused 10 place it IA
% safe deposit vault or allow her
hrotherlnlaR, General Grubh. g. no.
ufy the police that the Jewel was Ia
thr house.
Mrs Joel la the slGtor 20 Mrs
Gruhb. aud is the Nifa ~ one of tho
Iarmer partners 0f African diamond
Etus barney Hrfnato Tier husband
trustee af che ua Beers com
..uE aud rtruted la bs worth maFo
.a.n ... hHdfra miIIIau dollars
L.H ars IDeI arr.Fei lf Edf.ua
.. Uk ma Hma aE4 ah. carried
..f HaHI case EeH# Wqrth Hnfe
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
MONKEY MADE LOVE TO GIRL
She Boxes His Ears When He Tries
to Kiss Her-Slmian Bites Her
and Lands In jail.

Paris-As 20 work girls came out
of a dressmaker's shop in the Rue
Boileau at midday an arm encircled
the waist of one of them
The girl protested Indignantly. The
too-gallant intruder was well dressed
in a frock coat, gray trousers, top hat.
patent leather boots and wore smart
gray suede gloves. But he was a
hideous little person.
The girls began making fun of him,
when suddenly he caught hold Of one
and put his face close to hers. She
boxed his ears, and he dropped on all
fours and bit her leg.
There was panic. The girls rush
ed off shrieking, and two policemen
arrested the aggressor. The creature
was a chimpanzee-th pet Of an ex-
plorer living near at hand. He was
captured after struggle, and carried
off by his masters cook, who went to
fetch him at the police station, where
he had spent the night.
An amusing item of the story is
that the police magistrate got very
angry with the monkey when he was
first brought in because he refused
to answer any questions and turned
his back on the official table.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
FIND LOVE AT FIRST TOUCH
sightess Teacher and Pupils Ro-
nance to Result In Wedding
Character Attracted.

New York.-The same hands that
guided his own over raised letters In a
Brooklyn library will soon be the
hand OF William Gooshaw's wife, 1t
was said the other day apropos of the
romance of two sightless lovers.
Miss Beryl Clarke, with big brown
eyes that don't In the least betray
blindness. admits the truth of the
statement, and that 1t was love from
the first meeting. Miss Clarke Is In
charge OF the school for the blind at
the Pacific branch of the Brooklyn
circulating library, and she will wed
William n. Gooshaw Thanksgiving
day
While the pupil pored over books
with raised letters the teacher sat ut
his elbow. and Dan Cupid succeeded
In clasping tho hands OF the two. Il
was attracted to Mr.. Gooshaw." she
said, by his personality. his charcter
and intellect, These are far moro i'm
portant than looks"