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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
RAILROAD ACROSS RANGE
Senate Grants Right of Way for Line at
Sparta, Wis.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March d
Especial. THE Senate today passed a
bill granting a right-of-way TO the Mil
waukee. Sparta & Northwestern Rail
way company, subsidiary company of
The Chicago x North-W esterr road.
across the United States artillery range
and manelIver grounds near Sparta.
Monroe county, Wis.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Guardsmen Promote Officers.

NARINETTE, Wis, March 23.-At
the election of officers by Co l. First
regiment. W. y. e.. the first lieutenant
was advanced TO take the place of Capt.
Hugh Bresnahan. who has withdrawn
from the company. Second Lieut. John
Portertield was elected first lieutenant,
and First Sergt. Harry Leanna was
elected second lieutenant
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
CARY ON GAS PROBLEM.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March "a
Special Chairman Smith Of the
House committee Of the District Of Co
lumbia has appointed Congressman Vii
liam J. Cary as chairman Of tue sub
committee which will sit with tie com
mittee Of the Senate and investigate
the gas problem Of Washington, ID. &.
The other members on the House sub
committee are Congressman Oliolt,
Kahn. Rothwel and Gilmore.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
SIIEIEI1

ST LOUIS, Mo. March 24-CattIc-lr-
cctpts. 40; steady; native beef steers GOO
WS.10; cows and heifers, 3.59G7 80; stockcrs
and feeders, 430uG.3O. Hogs-Keceipts,
600. II arkct strong; packers, l0.G0Gt l0.9O;
butchers and best heavy, 10. 75GD11 90 Sheep
Receipts. 1000; market steady; native
muttons. 5o0QS50; lambs, 7.25G11O.GO.
CUDAIIY, Wis, March 24-Rcreipts 1000
hogs Market slow. Mixed packing, IO50aIo ~;
poor To good heavy packing, 10. 6O0p10 80; medium
ana butchers, l0.Som1o.9O; select packing and
shipping. 10.S0@ 100; fair to good light 10 40
WlO.I5; pigs and rough. 3.00@1O.40 Represent a.
tive sales: AZ hogs, average 271 at 10 80: 30
hogs. average 21o at 1910; 63 hogs. average 2O2
ut 1880; 81 hogs, average 22l at 10 S5; G2 hogs
average lS4 at 1915: 66 hogs, average 1875 at
! 1880; 81 hogs. average 1T3 Mt 1910: Al hogs
average 2Ss at 100; 76 hogs, average 155 at
1850: 81 hogs average III at 1859
CHICAGO. Ill. March 24-CattIc-Re-
cripts estimated at 1900; market strong {:
becves, 5.I54S.70; Texas steers. 5.OOlUG 40 ;
western steers, 5.0017O0; stockers and feed
calves, S.25d9.75 IIogs-Receipts estimat
ed at 1900; market weak; light. fO.4Jm
1873; mixed, 1O55W1O95; heavy, 10000
100; rough, 10.60010.75; good to choice
sales, 10.SOG 1880 Sheep-Reccipts esti-
mated ut 5000 market steady; native. JGU
@9.0O; western, 5S0qS.9O; yearlings. s O0O
$50; lambs, native, S.7J@10.50; western,
8. 50IC1O.60
OMAHA. Neb. March 24-Cattle recent. 700.
market slow TO l0415c lower. nutive steers,
G.00@S.I5; cows and heifers 4. 406l6 90; western
steers 525aI 90; stockers and feeders. 4.0UGq
bulk. 10. 55d10 90. Sheep receipts, 1900 market
steady to strong; sheep, 5000 %; lambs o. IS
WlO.J0.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 24.-CattIe re-
ceipts, 1000; strong native steers, G. SOFAS. 30
native COWS and heifers, 3.5Oa7 20 west prn
steers. 6.25llS.25: western cows. 4 OOM6 so Hons
receipts, 5000; weak: bulk, 10.3G@iO.7O. sheep
receipts 1000; steady; muttoEs, 7.256ns 60;
lambs. 9.0oM10.15
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Milwaukeean a Shoplifter.

MONROE. Wis. March 23-Louis f.
SAKE of Milwaukee was fined 500 and
costs, amounting to S136, in Justice W
T. Saucernan'S court Tuesday, after
pleading guilty to petit larceny. The
complaint was made by the Huffman
dry goods store after 5000 worth of
silk stolen from the store and found in
the mans suit case was identified. SAKE
lifted a $50 bolt of silk at the Miller
store. but slipped il back when he real
lied that the was discovered. L. A
Mock of Milwaukee came here to appear
for him
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
TOWN GROWN COTTON.
Yield of One Stalk Equivalent to q Rate
of Five Bales to the Acre.

During the last year The Star has
published many stories Of good cops
grown in Ebert county. One farmer
would come forward with n production
of a bale of cotton an acre. another
with two bales and Il third with three
bales. But the best record made during
last year in the production OF cotton
was made by town farnicr. Maj
J. f. Stiiwell. who picked III Tia" rate
of five bales an acre from this entire
cotton crop. says the Elberton Star
Maj. Stilweil did not make five bales
of cotton all told. for the simple reason
that he did not have an acre OF cotton
in cultivation. His cotton crop consist
ed of one lone stalk in his garden, but
on that stalk he produced two and one
half pounds of cotton. The major says
the cotton ought 10 be planted IN rows
AZ feet wide, and should have the same
distance III the drill. Taking that as Il
basis. it Is easy to calculate how many
pounds of seed cotton he would gather
from an acre of such stalks as the one
above referred to. According TO our e'ii-
culatiop it would be 800 pounds, or
more than enough TO make hve HUI
pound bales of cotton.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
FOIL PIERCES FGNCER.
Wisconsin Elan May Die from Wound
Received in Friendly Bout

CHICAGO. H.. March pa Special.
Pierced through the left lung by a
broken fencing foil, Roy Baldridge of
GAINESVILLE. Wis. may die from the in
jury. He was fencing in the Illinois
Athletic club gymnasium with foils
tipped with buttons. His companion.
". Eckert of Chicago Turnremeinde,
thrust 70 BaldrI ge's breast and about
two inches OF foil snapped off just as it
touched. Eckert could NOT check his i'm
retus before the jagged point entered
his partners chest.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Windmill Fatally Chozes Man.

DEPERE. Wis. March 24.-John
Jacklill s,f Pine Grove. assessor of the
town of Depere. was killed while at work
on the windmill which had got out of
order. His clothing was caught in the
mechanism He called TO his wife to
shut off the power but his clothing had
heen wound around him so tightly that
10 checked
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Useful Charity.

'.Sne is very liberal in her charities, y
said one woman.
Yes" answered the other: liberal,
but not always practical For instance
she wanted to send alarm clocks 10 Afri-
e.: to aid sufferers from the sleeping
sickness. ashington Star.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Bows Kill Fifty-three Snakes.

MARINETTE. Wis March %. =
Four small boys, Anton. William and
Lawrence Ganter and Francis Flaherty.
killed fifty-three large pine snakes Sun
day The boys. while at play near the
city limits. uncovered a nest of the rep
tiles The snakes were numb and half
frozen when dug out, bur they neverthe
less put UP some fight. The four young
STEERS. none over II years. are making Il
claim as champion snake killers Of the
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Drunken Man Loses Leg

POUND. Wis. March 23.-[ Special.
While alighting from a buggy Ben
Foster fell and broke one of his legs.
He was drunk and when some men
tried 10 get him on his feet. with a
man on each side. he was compelled
70 walk toward the stable where they
were going to let him sleep. The bones
punctured the skin. He was taken
twenty-three miles to Menominee. Mich
where DIR. w. Ii. Dohearty amputated
the lie. below the knee.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Epson Salts Basis of Suit.

KENOSHA Wis. March PA mil
lion pounds Of Epson salts was involved
when the court called the case of the
Charles Cooper company against the y.
X. Aliens Sons tannery for trial. The
dispute is over the amounr Of Epson
salts. which the company uses for tan
ming to be placed III car.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET

Choice timothy hay, 17.OO017.5O; No I
Timothy hay. 10000 1850; No. > tibotby
hay. 14.J0M 1J.C0; clover and mixed 4OOI0
14.J0; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie
14.0pUl4.Je: No. prairie, -. 1914 90; pack
ing Lay, 7Io0S.00; rye straw, 9.GOGI9.JO;
oats straw, TV00SG0.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
IINGS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: butchers steers. good
to choice, 6.25aI.6o medium to good, $500
GO; hciferS, good to prime, 53506.5O: com
mon to fair, 4.6od3 p; COWS. prime. 5.IOu
Go; good To choice. ASSOC 5O fair to me-
dunn. 4.35It5.2I; cutters. 3.SaGD4.53; bologna
bulls fair 10 good. 3.5005.7o; Gamers. ;i.I0
W3Sl; common, light. 4.250J.OO; feeders,
''.;i3U1.SI: Stockcrs 4lOG5.25
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Heavy Penalty for Girls Attacker.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. March "a
Henry Clifford was convicted of assault
on Goldie Woods. girl under A. .Iudge
Wickham sentenced the prisoner 10
twenty years ut Waupun penitenfiary.
The or me was committed last October.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Agents

APoKANE IRRIGATED LAND COMPANY,
Scontroilinc 20 coo acres Of irrigated 4and IN
sfba Snokane Valley, have appointed Us state
ssSents for the selling OF their property THESE
Iorchsrd lands are ideal in eTery featIse, be
Anp dftean miles east OF the city OF SPOKANE,
shsviuc excellent steam and electric rosa Ia
4riIities and soil that is considered the very
Sfnest by competent experts FOR the sueceSssm
s-stsinv Of araies small fruits, garden truck,
5etc The fact that the orchards lie In such
3close proximity TO the city OF Spokane make
tat an ideal suburban tract and also affords
ready market for its products. A Ermer can
teasiiy produce from $3.50 70 $500 acre for
the f,rsr few years In garden truck and from
.rhere on net income of from $3.50 20 5000
per acre from apples. etc
Agents having ability and high standing Ia theiI
re.pecttye communities viii be appointed At
stractiye commissions paid capable agents,
land II you are interested, kindly write US i'm
,SmediateIy J, n GRANGER. 4o6 Railway
HEx Bldg. or WM. II. CUDWORTH. las Wis-
kcpna.o Ste MnEegsse. 49,
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25

CALNES-Lowcr: choice to prime S25D
. 60: fair to good, LONGS -; medium light.
6.5VUI.50: throwouts. 5.O0q6OO
SilEEI'-M Market steady; lambs, good to
choice, 7.50dS.2j; ewes. good TO choice use
qI3O: clipped ewes, good to choice COCO
100; full sheep. 4.o0GJ50; cun lambs. 625nl
SO; bucks, 4.5On5.75
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
MERCHANT BURNS TO DEATH.
Businessman Is Consumed
When His Store Is Destroyed.

LA CROSSE. Wis. March 24.-I Spe-
cial Hans O. Thur, a wealthy mer-
chant of Arendahl. MINI. was burned to
death in a store early today. The build
ing and contents were destroyed. with a
loss of $4,000.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
MILWAUKEE sToCKYARDs REPORT

HOGS-5Gl0c lower; closed weak; prime
butchers aud heavy. n.SO@1o9O; shipping.
$50 TO 2ol lbs. lo,do21O,70; fair to hest
ml0.10; fair 10 best packers. IN. 4o5r1o 10:
pigs, 100 10 l20 lbs. tOOp6lO %; govern,
mcnt and throwouts. 2O0d6Op
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25

-Manchuria,s area is slightly greater
than that of the combined area OF Iowa.
Minnesota North Dakota, South Dakota
and Nebraska Gr the total area devoted
annually 70 corn, wheat. cott@n, oats and
barley In the United States
The city of Winnipeg i~ literally
built over swamp.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Recention at Southampton.

SOUTHAMPTON. March 24.-Learn-
ing that Col Roosevelt will said for New
York on June 10, from this port, the
mayor and the leading businessmen are
arranging to tender him a public recep-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13
OBSERVATIONS
LOOKS like it would be a green Yuleude.

LOOKS like it would be a Yuletide.
If haven't been nunced really belong in our
best society
IN the frenzy Of buying Christmas gifts forget that the gas
bill will be due January
ALL grades Of refined
pounds! More glucose for the Riddles Christmas tree ~
NOW the scientists tel US IL dangerously germful to
shake hands with pretty girl kiss Oh thanks We
will play safe hereafter. "'
"5E happy and will be says Frances Hodeaon pr
nett new philosophy that but me good and
you will be lonesome" Ever try II?
WASHINGTON D. c. will educate every child In tho ,,bt
schools 70 living fryt,,
Jacks. And that safe sane. too " ' "''"S nap
EMMA TREhTiNL $500 a week opera singer san. ,ncoo f.
New York streets and collected for days work She sn6
that big is mostly for repub ton WIN ''' 'ou"u
IT'S fortunate Arizona Mexico were not barpesod n
single state lhey could a
zonas 10 % years ahead Of New Mexcos "
AUSTIN GRAVES, Of st. Louis drew life inpreoprert "a
prize Tor being his lawyer mani Moat anv 81 foua
lawyer eoud nave hung the juror Austin
DUPONT powder trust senator OF the committee to
eommlttee- extortion's cheaper than whiewash. *
oosRhDS OF garment makers verge starvation
IN CmaEo Adrch says banking crying OF the
bank. ' " '4'0 ''i"''Ni"h u"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13
Try This Home Made
Cough Remedy


Mtt uae pint - arhnulsfsd sasAf sin
v ntat ~ Warfn natsr ana sflf faf =
iniuufrs Pct ~ naases ~ ptsss so
ceats uerthl b. a Rint battis. ties sda
me HuEar srrup Taks a tsssH-ssrfs 81
0serf one. tWa o. three beers
Fas rlu find tat fhis slnpts rssns.fF
iakra hold 81 caush nsaFa aaaeAIF fhaH
argthluE else Fus ever used ts.saiff
Gods dep seated suaEn Inslas - 90
bears HpirnsiH. Sea. faf shnaHtna
ceaxh. chest t-afna tFsursltia snd sfhas
throat tfnuhirs ~ stifauiatrs fhs sppe.
its ans "a siiHhtiT iasAtiss. whteh hsiFs
snf ruunh
This Fseips makes ulare aaa better
cough aTrup thsn rpu rsufd aaT rsaay 4.
made Zoe ists u kssps perfectly Aaa
tastes pheasant
Pines is The ness vsfnabis rsnzanfrsfes
egn1 Hnund - Norway shftn piss extrass
and - Firh IN Euiatrsi ard al the nkgaFai
pins eirnsents which are ma hnal8nw - he
mssnbFaaea Oahsr preparations allI not
wufk 90 fhis fofngiA
This play % uaAktuE rnuxh sFFun Mtth
Ftnsr and sugar eyrsE Ter ssfainsa
hWnar1 has proves % papaisr tnruwxh aag
she unfted States ana F.2naaa that q is
pftsn irnltatrd. but The otf suaaassfal
farmai has never besn s4uaisd
Some % the bsst hnBNn Seattle araE
sgsss. such a. uaFtsii Drug Co aisfsib-
utars ana othsrs thfuk 50 ssll 81 the
Dove recipe that thsY KnaFAnfss 81 10
sivs satisfaction o. rsfaud the purchase
price Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13

After witnessing the first two
acts OF "Mary James Pa" at the
Moore last night. was undecided
whether an artistic temperament
in man lustlfioa an II years de.
sortion Of said mans wife aud two
children.
So ! asked Max Figman. who
plays the part of the artlatic tenn.
permanent man. II he believed that
such man. In real life. who did
such a thing in real life lmeaulng
the II years desertion. should DO
taken back TO the bosom Of the
family that had known him not for
that somewhat extended period.
In real lifef" repeated Max
Figman, Well. now. III tell you.
over Ia Helena | met a lady whose
husband IL newspaper man She
told me that she was very glad
that she had seen this play. be.
cause u gave her a better under.
standing az the odd temperamental
makeup OF her husband And I
personally know two other men
who are exactly like Hiram Per.
kina, the man la this play who
runs away from the wife and two
Riddles. and who comes back"
Now. while IL Was very conYine.
inE 10 ait there Ia the star droas
ing room and hear Max F1gmAn
radiato these charity rays for HIS
hero In tho play. sill pause long
enough IN this bright little essay
10 remark that readers who are
shot fun OF temperament aud
genius may find other ways Of dis
playing this genius than In running
away from tho home flrraide Tor
n long years
one is apt 10 change In II long
years. and besides. such disappear.
ances occasion some annoyance 10
the police and no amount Of irou.
bic 10 the family Not all wives
and childer will take back tho
prodigai dad as pleasantly as does
the wife OF the hero Of MARY
James Pa"
The fact that Mary James Pa
IL n newspaper man may offer
aome exteuuatlon. as SIT F1Eman
points out. but u scarcely condouca
the IL years OF miserable missing
ness. Five years. at the most. ws
should say. would be sufficient.
Mar FiEmAn presented a spec
iacic % beautiful domestic calm In
his dressing room at the theatre
tie is the only actor Whota I have
visited this year who carries hia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13

II isn't always that the aar., a,
izen" Is also the best citizen 49,
stun more rarely are they both !
mantle same woman. New q,
leans has long crowned one "A u.
women the best" and .'flrnT IN.
gen, and the men and boys ara !.
enthusiastic in their HOMAGE a 4.
the women aud girls.
To the world she Is Mlss saphi.
Wright. angel OF mercy and IN.
70 New Orleans she Is Saint Sonia
She Was born IN hopeless poserv
the year after the clvll war III,
childhood days were days Of psTs.
ical pain and suffering. She ~.
a cripple from birth.
When "a. to help support ber
mother. she began teaching a school
Of girls IN her mothers cotiaes
Her school for girls grew. and Tier
she started the Iirss night school IA
New Orleans. started Il rfght IN
her own home. and conducted 4
after spending the day teaching her
girls school, class In the normal.
and while she herself was a stuaen,
at the normal.
Her night school for men and 70.
men. and the boys and girls who
work during the day. has prospefs1,
and now has over i.70e "paplls.- Nc
one who can pay for tuition Is 40
eepted. for Il Is Miss Wrght's IN
tention 10 provide instruction fr
only those who are too poor TO bsy
books and pay teachers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13
STROLlERS' COLUMN

Miss Lillian Russell celebrated
one ~ her annual birthdays last
Sunday Yes. you heard correctly.
"one" Of her birthdays. because the
star celebrates every year two an.
niverHaries Of her arrival on this
plane Of existence.
She waa born on December 4 sew.
erai years ago Just how many she
never mentions. not because she dis.
likes taking the public into her con.
fidenca. bat because no one believes
her when ehe discloses her real age
Her other anniversary Is celebrated
In June. She picked June because
she likes TO see roses around her
birthday cake. Also In June actress.
- are usually resting, aud It's twice
the fun 10 have a birthday when
all the folks are around.
Miss Russell reached her nmp-
tieth year IN San Francisco Sun.
day morning az the witchlnR hour
~ 80. and she received congratn.
iatory kilograms from a host OF
stage friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13
A YARDsTIcK FOR STATESMEN

The session Of viii be brief yet viii
able people the Of American ssaeananshp
make their plans for 1912 accordingly.
parties tho leaders uf both
republican watch particularly the
ton Of YOUR OWN SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES,
these four vital questions:
Ship subsidy
Ballnger
Physical valuation OF railways
Disposition Of the advanced constitution Of Arizona
which will probably be de-
congress. which the
oyershadowng OF the tmeSPECfA PRIV
mEGE VERSUS POPULAR RIGHTS They supply a yArdstoek
by which and parties be measured.
The and the party that ready TO give millions out
OF the public steamship companies ready
Bainger official
10
tho
aspirations Arizona democratic ENEMIES
OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
There's the yards,ick-dout forget H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13

own dressing room chair Rather
nice idea
Tho chair ia built 40 that one
may stretch out and nap. OF read.
or accomplish the necessary facial
adornment Ia perfect ease and
lazy laAaitude
Mrs F1gman spends her even.
laEa ia the F1gmhn dressing room
Last evening aha was occupied
with some dainty embroidery 10
make SOMEBODY a happy Christmas
And upon quitting the room. in
spite of Mar Figman's spirited de
Tense OF his genius hero. laid a
quiet bot with myself that he
would never emulate the hsro's ex
ample aud eraporats for IL long
years.
II may DO recalled that make
u a pornlciouH custom 10 delYe into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13

the hurrid past OF the folks who
find fame on this page Of The
Star. To tell the truth. became
so interested In Mar Fikmans
claim that Mary James Ma did
perfectly O. X In taking back
Mary James PA that I forgot 10
ask him whether he wanted 10 be
a policeman or n hack driver when
be was In the Kindergarten. this
being Canned Interview Question
No ~ ~ every really professional
interviewer
So. n have fallen down on this
part Of X this time. you mus, be
satisfied With the little observation
that one doesn't necessarily have
10 desert ones family for II long
years just 20 prove tina, the divine
fire Of geniua shoulders In ones
breast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13
PARCELS PosT-How IT WORKS

English newspapers
hint Of
In limited application o ma on tes.
English farmers advertise delicious
from Jersey FIAT chickens thoroughly
genuine and tell half your butchers bills
and buy direct from the farmers while Fishermen them TO
Fish fresh the parcels post
This the direction OF
Ing the people from the special prvgen this
the monopoly OF the far
reaching possibilities Of good masses
~ brings producer
deman and reduces the evils Of the cold
minimum supplies charming
prices for the producer
BY all let have the parcels post extends
further than the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13
THE jokes ON THE LORDS

The English tories thought they
stem the tide Of radcalm in England John Redmond
the United States and raised a
win allow the to down
this onslaught dirty
Then that irreyeren chap took stump
He wanted know when tory
Of American dollars He held them as ar
euniou lot whose chief business ia life
heesses and he produced table
received than s20OO00000 in wedding
Then England campaign argument can stand up in
the face Of nationwide guffaw yet
had 20
The joke the lords.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13

The motives that cause women
20 take cooking lessons are decided.
~ varied nowadays said a cooking
teacher. In a single class have
a good example Of this. Two pupils
are demonstrators for gas stoves
and the company pays for their les
sons aspreclaiing the help Il will
be 10 them In advertising gas
rangca Another pupil IL employed
IN the editorial office % a maya.
zine and takes cooking lessons as
a means OF writing inteiligently on
culinary subjects. Still another is
preparing 10 undertake the cater.
ing for large boarding school and
IL anxious 20 understand food values
and Eet tips on marketing. Two
more are business women just start.
ing Ia housekeeping and eager to
learn miniature cooking. Not an
engaged girl In the whole class.
while couple OF years ago only
prospective brides we're ever found
In a cooking class"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13

he can be no bashful" The picture.
which Miss Dcnamore says is al.
ways suggested by the song. II pre-.
scented herewith. The tune goes
like this: IRA. Ia. hum de dido"
Try II over on your accordion.