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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given by tho city
council or Salt Lako CITY OF the iutcn-
ton o. such council TO mako tho follow
ing described imurovcment. 10 wit:
Extending and laying sewcr lateral o!
vitrinod pipo elcht ts) inches I'm diam
cter In Gregory court. connecting with
The main sewer on State street between
Sixth South and Seventh South streets
in sewer district No. >. and defrny tho
souttcrs portion OF the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at four hundred thirty
one and 65-lo0 (s43l .e5) dollars or 81 loC
$50. 91) dollar per front or linear foot OF
abutting property. there being 445 fee,
hbutting said improvement. by local
assessment upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the following described
district. being the district TO be affected
and benefited by said improvement
namely.
The south side OF the north s. feet OF
the west 1a5 feet: the south side OF the
north IoI feet Of the west IS feet OF The
cast 13S feet; the north side of the south
ts rect OF the west 10 feet Of the cas-,
1S5 feet. md the north side OF the south
% feet OF the Vest i65 feet of lot
block 2f. plat A. Salt Lake City survey
All protests and objections TO the car
ryiDg out OF such intention must DO pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot and
block. or description OF property to the
city recorder on or before the 18th day
OF November. 1910. being the time set
by said council when Il will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may DO made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF Sal,
Lake City. Utah
Dated October 10. 1910
b. s. RIyES. City Recorder
Sewer extension No. 2s5. tio3s
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ACCORDION PLEATING


= NBUEs1 AND SIDE FLEATI\Iy
Mrs. NJ. ". Jenncns. SOB East Third
SO. 81. Bell phonc lIis-Z as05o
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN GOLD
COPPER MINING COMPANY.
Notice to Present Claims.

All persons who have contracts with
TIE Green Mountain Gold & Copper Min
iiIS company. corporation Of Etah for
IN" purchase OF treasury stock of said
corporation, and all other persons hgy-
Ing unsettled claims against said cor
PORTION are hereby notified and re-
qupsted 10 present sworn statements to
IN" undersigned on or before tho 2oth
day % December. 1911. showing tho ma
turr and character of their RESPECTIVE.
claims, and II contracts for the purchase
of stock Of said corporation. the nuuber
ot shares by them agreed 10 bc pur-
chased. respectively. under such con
tracts. and the number. date and ag-
Ercgatc amount OF tnstallmcnts which
they have paid on account thereof
GEORGE, T.. BUSCH
Sp"ciIl Auditor Appointed by the Court
to Receive Claims Against Said Com
panY.
Dated November 30. 1910. xil
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the Cisv
Council Of Salt Lake City of the inten
)on OF such council TO make the fo,loW
Ing described Improvement to-wlt:
Constructing and laying sewer lateral ~
vitrlhed pipe eight (S) inches In diameter
In Strongs court. connecting with the
main sewer on the north side OF Fourfb
Ninth East streets, in Sewer Distric, No
]. and dcfray the nbutters' portion OF
the cost and expense thereof estjma tod
at i've hundred nine and 1I-iOO (s509 iE
dollars. or oS10o tso.9s) dollar per front n,
linear foot OF abutting property. there he
ing o19.5 feet abuttinR said improvcment
by local assessment upon tho lots or
pieces of ground within the following ds
ScTibed district. being the district Ia I've
ment. namely;
Tho east side OF the north 1sj5 foot
OF the west 4i.c5 feet of lot .: the south
side OF the east 80 feet of tho west
1926 feet or lot q ,hc west side OF tbe
north 1Si.5 feet Of the east 90 IS feet o,
lot 9: the west side OF the north 1o2
feet OF tho south 1855 feet OF the east
80 feet OF lot :. all In block Il. plat B,
Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections 10 the ca-
r7ing ont OF such intention must he
presented In writing. stating therein 10,
and block. or description Of property. 20
the City Recorder on or before the eth
day OF December. 1910. being the time
set by said council when it will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
By order OF the CITY Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated October 2f. 1910
3. &. RIVES city Recorder
Sewer Extension No. 2S6. 1925
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DIED

BRDWN-At 1863 South Second West.
November so. 1910 of Erights disease.
Elmlra Brown. born December =, 1858, In
Msn'i. Utah wife OF y. a. Brown, black
smith, on West South Temple street.
Funeral services Friday NJ II n. IN. from
the family residence. Friends ar" in
vitcd To attend. Intcrmcnt In Mt OllVct
cemetery,
PENDERGRASS-I this city. Novem-
her 80. Katie l., wife OF r. s. Pcnder-
grass. in her 32d year. Funeral services
win be held from tho <. -. Evans NOR
tuary chapel. IS South state street. Fri
day, December ?. at p, IN. interment
nriNHlc.
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

SAFE STORAGE-FIREPROO WAnr-
house. equipped with autornst rio
sprinklers; low rate OF insurance: house,
hold goods packed and stored MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments.
HEATED STORAGE VAULTS for niopos
AGIOM0BILE ELEVATORS and storage
stalls. Pool-cars shipped 10 all Doints.
expert packers. Lot us figure with YOU:
prices lower. X l. Stores Co Rel
Exchange 49, Ind l3 n,oIoa
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD COWAN co.
$50 So w. Temple. Bell phono ifIa,
x1o5n
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Pleads Guilty to Murder.

MUNCIE. Ind. Nov. 3o.-Arrsigued in
the circuit court today on the charge OF
having murdered his father by beating
in his skull and throwing him into q
well. Benjamin Smith pleaded guilty.
When asked by Judge Ellis whether he
would prefer IN" court or jury to de-
tcrmuc his punishment. Smith said he
would gladly leave u 10 the court. SEN
tcmCn will hn pmsSnh iomnrrow.
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Md II accordlnCe with law and an
order OF the board of directors. made on
the 18th day OF November. 1910. SO MANY
shares OF each parcel OF such stock ms
may be necessary will be sold at tho
offico OF the company. 3.5 Atlas block
Salt Lake City. Utah. on the LIST day Of
December. 1910. AT IL O'Clock noon of
said day. TO pay delinquent assessment
thereon. together with tho cost OF ad
veTtising and expense OF sale
CHARLES CHRISTENSEN.
Secretary.
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PAIR OF HORSES. 100 TO 1900 LBS.
each: . 20 =, years old; must be sound
and fairy we'll matched: cheap for cash
Call Bell phone 800 call nj corner 7th
South and Third West Bissinger & Co
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GOOD JAP WANTS 4 POSITION AS
cook or porter Address Gil, Trib-
une. t35Oe
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Return Mining company: location OF
principal place of business 325 Atlas
block.
Notice-There arc delinquent upon The
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 6. levied OH the 10th cay
OF October, 1910. the several amounts
set opposite tho names OF the respective
sha archoldcTs as follows:
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FUNERAL NOTICES

AIRlNGTON-Funera services over
the body OF Timothy T.. Harrington,
who died I'm this city November rs. 1910
VIII hc held at DDonncll & Co.'S chapel
today Thursday at p. IN. 1ntcrnent
Nj CEIXnrN
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WAETED-AGENTS
>NN>N~~-N~~O
RONS ANn cIDI :

BOYS AND GIRLS.
Earn beautiful gold pin. purse. base
pal or hne book, selling twenty (e0l To-
cont sachet bags 10 friends: beauties. soil
easy. Send 10 cents postage. We trust
YOU. Can give Salt Lake reference Mrs.
Jaques, 1912 Broderick ST.. san Francisco,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
e.nbalmer, IGi S. West Temple. Phone
1919. v493
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DENTISTS

DIR. L. NJ. /iEYSOR, 2DO-2oI BoYD
Park bldg. l62 South Main Bell s96I.
Ind. 11T-R. moia
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THE QUADTROUGH- -ALLCOTT co.
Offering modern residence for funeral
purposes. Phones 1858. 5si Main st. r2003
NJ. E. COLEMAN. EMBALMER AND
undertaken. S3S East End South. Ben
phone $3.50, Ind, l932 1888
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PIANO TUNING

-1~>--~>>"-->--~~~~~-0~~~
u. BERT ANDERSON. BELL. PHONE
1917. Piano tuning, polishing. repair
ING, tJ22
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

WARREN PAUL. HAVING MOVED TO
oG W. Sd South. first door west Sani-
tarium. will, for 90 DAYS. aell you furnl-
turc. carpets. ranges. Mt the lowest pricos
that can possibly be made in Salt Lake
II VIII pay you 10 see me before huving
or selling, fc64s
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WORK AS PORTER IN FURNITURE
storage or packing company. Address
p. Cosy hotel. MURRAY. Utah. t857e
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HOUSE CLEANING

~-~>>~-->-~-~~s---~-~-s - I
MODEHN HOUSECLEANINC. Cc..
perience5 house cleaners: theaters
ices and ianltor work attended 10 4
tl9i-k.
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WANTED

WANTED SITUATIoNS-MAL
JAPANESE coy WANTS GENERAL
houseworll in family. 81 Richards ST
Koccki. t999S
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


STENOGRAPHEK AND OFFICE GIRL,
statesmen and jewelers. for December
Apply now, with references. j. II. Ley
son Co, "3S Main street. 1857
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TEACHING OF MANDOLIN

L. ~. MITCHELL. TEACHER OF MAN.
dolin; private lessons given: hours 10
to daily. Room 3e3. Constitution bldg
ri0O7
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EXPER1ENCED Girl. FOR GENERAL
housoworE, small family. Call morn
iirngs. No Prescott apts. 6,h Z. and 2nd
So. 1882
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WANTED
WANTEp-FEMALE HELP

LADIES TO BORROW MONEY On
thelr diamonds from Uncle FRANK;
EAST Srd South. Ind. phone 9o2 100"
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WANTED - STENOGRAPHERS AND
oookkecpers 10 register with the On
aes"ood Typewriter company Tor posi-,
1nhs. No charge for the service 10
Exchange place. Newhouse bldg s@'2s
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ENGRAVING

SOCIETY. WEDDING. COMMEhCte.'
best work: reasonable prices: Prpr
deliveries. Pembroke Stationery 20,
W. 2nd South. Salt Lake. LIZ
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Marriott. III. Recorder. .
q ARGENTA LODGE 40
m and A. M.-At Masor<
" temple. corner Second a..
w and First South streets a.
Tuesday OF cnch mont
Members or sister lodges and soiournS~
brethren invited. F. II. Cracer, w
Moses c. Phillips. Secretary
MI. MORlAH LODGE NO. .. F AND
hd:-Masonic hall. second Monday =.
month. corner First South and Sersr
East. Members of sister lodges ana
1ourning members IN good standIne +
Wtcd; r. i. S'mpkin W. NJ: cbrisrontJ
lDlehl, Secretary,
WASATCH LODGE 80. IF. AND
Masonic temple. corner First Co.
snd Second East. Rcgulnr ruest{n,s -
ond Friday OF each month. Member
sister lodges and sojournnE brethren ~,
olaliy invited. A g. Wherry. w n
a j. Lowe. Secretary
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE OF ~
world. Salt Lake CITY lodge NJ q
meets IN the Moose club rooms .ss sc,,,
west Temple, Wednesday night e o.cisu
r. r. SARGENT. DIotat~s7
:. b WEIGH, Secy.
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 So. State.
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TPAINED NURSE

MRS. r.. FREDERfC'KSON TRAINED
Nurse. Mem. Mod. ASSN. Ind. 1851. 40
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

= =
HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. "
fee Duvn's PAPER store: work Hu.t,1n.
teod. Ind iii5: Bell 1854. Wv
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during thoIr spare time; experience an o
necessary; reliable help only. Apply 213
w. Srd South tS12l
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ASSESSMENT WORK PART CASH
part interest or all cash. Address Geo
Tribune. ya0
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST RUPTURE TRUSS. BETWEEN
Ord and 5ih West on ith South. 49,
West ith South. t3bqS
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
nent First Congregational church. We
Est you r position FREQ OF charge. Tcle :
phonca Ind. 1865. Bell 5S22 t27iJ
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QUICK SERVICE AUTOS.

GET THE PACKARD AUTO TRu<
10 do your hauling. carloads our
cialty. kockhiil-IrviGe Transfer Co Il
1851 u1
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

WE CARRY EVERY MAKE OF MA
chino. f35 10 500 machines for $40
each: drop-hcodB and cabinets: repaIr.
Ing OF oil makes Come 10 23 w LIST So
Young K Raleigh Bell 50es: Ind. 1858.
s156e
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING co. ISL so
State. Bel! phone 5e35. Ind. I73f. r2zl0
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COLOEED MAN WANTS JOB ASl
porter or houseman Address GIG.
Tribune. to5as
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SHOES. SUITS AND ONERCOATS, !
Call Edward Green. Bell phone 5O2I |
Ind. 1918. tosso
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SECRET SOCIETIES

Ell KALAI TEMPLE. A. A. o. N NJ
Regular sessions held al Maao-
temple. corner Second East and ri,
South. the third Wednesday in a.
month. Sc:ournire mobiles invited 10
tend. c. w. Morse. III. Potentate. n
Marriott. Ill. Recorder -
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THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
The Omniscience (?) of Our Courts

The superhuman wisdom OF lawyers the moment they get
the tradition OF American lite Cine can lam
haste the lawyers an he pcscs but soon as they become
judges they above criticism This as It should be
The omuscience of is shown by recent dees-
ion OF the supreme of Virginia there story - u
Years ago Mayor McCue OF Charlottesville murdered his
wife He was tried convicted and hanged lie had IN his
prosperous DAYS lie presumably for the benefit OF
his iam, rather than for any selfish purpose But when he
hanged the insurance companies some OF them resisted
the payment 81 policies the ground that payment under
such would be encouragement OF murder ana
therefore against public policy
Now mere man. with only human wisdom, would have
said Rats The would have said that the assured
would be able find direct way OF getting me
avas his the hands Of the people he loved
and wished benefit than by numbering their mamma and
trusting 9 the courts to hang him ior H.
The grave and reverend seniors the supreme bench
Virginia pierce through the ialay Of the man who remarks
Rats with supreme wisdom that commands our reverence
"No" saws court let these babies have this money
that has been paid Golfers OF the insurance company
for their bene-vould induce crime We in the awful
future saturuaa Of battle murder and sudden death men
whose insured find that they get their nsur
anc money their loved by the simple OF get
TING themselves hanged OF course. do this would
the beneficiary OF the policy dearly but that
the very danger Our people love their children and wives
very dearly Therefore they would rye in murder for their
sakes lovngcst the nurderouscst It's clear that
these babies must 60 the money their father paid in for
them Let 60 other babies whose fathers have not been
hanged Decision Tor the defendant"
Daniel Judgment whole Old Dominion bench
full OF Daniels
Isn't fine think that the brains Of our courts work
along tness Wouldn't you thnk-honcsty now-that
the buffers ped the mush the skulls OF their hono
that morning il YOU didn't know that such an operation was
physically difficult
And-oh no Don't tell rs that its Jim Crow state court
that did this thing The United States supreme court decided
the same the way years and Il still
the law Of that great tribunal
only fair say that the Illinois supreme eou-made
up Of elective Judges and gifted with the supreme wisdom
OF the federal courceny gave the babies the funds that
had been bought them They say that the other decisions
"border closely upon the absurd
Absurd Heavens-hey either abysmaly idosie, o.
too wise for the ordinary mind
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physical efficiency should receive
the support % all people A church
member who owns property that "a
unsafe or unaauitaTy. and who for
the sake Of higher rent neEleeta
70 provide his tenants with fho
things which common deceucy do,
mands deserves 10 be disciplined
BY the church and scoffed AZ BY
those who are outside the church
For chiidren's Sake.
How can you expect children
who are born and who grow 40
among The most degraded surround
lnEa 20 be- anything but vicious
young men aud vulgar young
women? Money which a municipal
ity appropriates Tor beautiful public
buildings. FOR parks and play.
grounds. for the planting and pre-.
screation Of trees. FOR the abolition
Of unsiahtiY billb0ards and The cree.
tiOn Of tablets 90 mark historic
spots IL money weli spent
Josiah Strong has said that in
the average American City there
are more law-abidinR men than
criminals, more people Interested
ia pure government than IN cor.
upi more good men than bad
bat we have bad government be-.
cause Of the bad citizenship of
good mem
Who are the men who stand IN
the way OF reiorm7 They are the
ones Who vote mechanically for
members o. the city government
without stopping 10 consider whom
Tho candidate represents. whether
be- stands for d special interest or
whether he represents the average
taxpayer They are the men who
haven't sufficient interest to vote
one way Or the other. the stayat
homes, the blanks. the spineiees
creatures who can't walk 10 the
polls and register their convic.
lions.
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"Ah. iaddle. therell be mucklc
coins on o. a Thursday morn Al
the deppo Harry Lauder. tbe
Draw Scot. ~ill come on the -
train % ale twa shows 20 the boauY
lads and laseIes o thu borQ And
maybe the pihroch Will not nklrl
10 Hlelnnders and fsowlanders
alike when II II NELSON. vic his
clAymore. and Matthew Dow. Wha
puts up the wee BIT hooaea. an
Willie Cameron all gang doun Nith
kii,iex and baTplpcH icadin the
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I have a aad duty 70 perform

I have a sad duty 10 perform
II Il to pass an eulogy upon my
friend Bodflitter.
Poor Bodflitter. lie and I were
fast friends-but ! was the fastest
Of the two
Bodfiltter had only one fault
That fault was dellberation, say
vas" because he hasn't that fault
now lie has cured himself Of f.
In the past tense. therefore. Bod.
filter was the kind Of a man who
would alf on a track 90 see a train
SO BY.
The only thing that saved him
vas hia inability 10 win bets For
Instance. n II was four-track raii.
road. he'd always blunder and cit
on one o. the tracks the train WAS
not using. lie never could pick a
4 TO 1 shot And when he'd pick
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clans 10 shake the hand ~ HaWyl
"Dirna - ken HRFryY I'm sArss
ashamed ye hee such cognoraee el
Harry. from Auld Reckie. aha gioa
80 monY lAwfa whrn he sings Stop
Yer Tickiin'. Jock. and eemitateu
lad vie \ wee blf too mnckir
~hnskY under his belt uIi yer fair
choke 4 your gllllctF 'Tla meny
a pulr bodY ~ iDsc a thssr sad
ness the nieht when harry coomes
fra the wings and tIekisa them a
4 the ribs
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AEe1CQAZYLOG.

= single track railroad the trains
wunidn't be running
However. fate finally overlook
him. IN spite u his elaboration
He saw me on the street the
other day aud started 10 cross and
speak 10 me. vas IN my autnmo.
bile
In the middle - the street he de
Eberately stopped Haw some
thiuE akin 10 injury pass over his
face. Il was not resentment II
was not distress. II was my auto
mobile
Poor nndnltter, I helped 20 pick
him 40. OF course he had scented
danger. but when the danger IL an
automobile you get the scent after
4 has run over son
Al last accounts iiodiliuer Was
stiil In grave en ilf.on That is
10 say. they bad cmhsimed him.
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MINSTREL NUGGETS

Say. kastuB. kin yo' tell me do
diffrenco atween a wife who buys
her husban' a necktie be kin wear.
and a sufiraget who am engaged 10
be married ?"
We'll. Why am dey a difference
atween a wife who buys her hus
ban a necklio he kin wear. an a
auilraget who am engaged 10 be
mnrrled7"
Well, one got a wonder fob Il
man, an de odder got a man fob
Wonderl"
WIN dc audience please give our
human baritone dc silence while he
sings "A Joy Bird Fluttahs IA Nah
Heart When Dogs Chicken on Nah
Stummiek
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All 81 which means. when trans.
lated. that Harry Lauder will come
10 Seattle Thursday morning and
that he Will BE- met ~ fellow Scots
n n Nelson. Matthew Dos and
William Cameron. IN kiits
There viii be other Scots there.
~ well az bAgpipors and personal
friends
All will gather. with the rest N
Seattle. az the ArmorY Thursday
night. January 20. 20 enjoy LADDERS
inlmicable Scotch fun.
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If a man look sharp aud aften-
lively HW SHALL see fortune. FOE
taeash che is blind. she o. not In
visible Bacon.
Harvard g. 10 have = chair 81 play
HriahtinR The asuai seat 81 play
WfiEhting iR un anxious seat
Aged Minister wa says he will
come back 20 America n 1883 ~ he
does. i viii BE- as mummy.
Homes ~ dlanaaur have been
found in Utah The faithful. hos
ever. ~lil not ndmit q "a Older than
t4a book % Mormon
Two French murdersFH were en.
posed hg finger print MuFdofnra
should wear uitfeus
The American eagle mntd the or.
ntor. knows no fear" Yea" said
SIR Sirius Barker, THE American
eagle ls mt~hfY lucky Any bt4d
that isn't good enough 40 eat has q
right 20 congratulate itself these
DAYS. w Washington Star
Tho idea q. lt seems. 20 cut Off
size lnHnrgeut cunaIeHsmen from
their base of suppliss
Maybe. after an. Poet WIN watson
ls n little Off mentally. lie has e.
turned Co one ~ those high priced
New York hotels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

rather why have you kept me
waiting Johnny
Johnny a man dropped a dime ln
the gutter
Father Did % take so long 10 find
lf9
Johnny NO but / had ~ walt
until he went away Philadelphia
Telegraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

Lots Of people woaldn't feel A.
hosne In these United States u
Binger Hermann were not being
tried somewhere for land frauds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

Somehow the information that
the telephone company has been
oheating the public did no, come
a. a bolt cut 81 the blue.