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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
The Abandoned Baby

Could YOU believe that baby abandoned doorstep
In an areaway the elsewhere has better chance
OF surviving the ills of childhood and reaching maturity than
the average baby cared for by its own mother
You would think possible that child turned adril
at birth LETT ont in the cold would have. physically
better prospect Of lie than the baby in It's mothers
But Il is the fact It's strange but
Figures furnished by the New York Association Tor the
Improvement OF the Poor show that in that city only II per
cent abandoned children die under the OF two while IS
per cent of an the children the city die under thar
To quote the general agent OF the association; "A found
ling today in charge general committee better usu
anee risk than child having the OF its own mother
Why do the children abandoned doorstcps fare better
on average than those that have their mothers earef
Because the founding is kept in where it has sot
heient FRESH AIR
Because it kept reasonably and evenly in winter
and cool in
Because it fed sufficiently scientifically and above all
regularly
These are the simple reasons assigned by association for
the fact that the child which would 20 have the least
chance growing up heahuy really has the best chance
II is an antique stock Joke know much about
raising babtes maids Well the fact is that corps OF IN
married women especially trained are teaching the mothers o
New York feed and otherwise Tor their babies and
thus turning thousands OF scky and e'u infants INTO
healthy and happy
Although phauhropists contribute literally and skilled ply
scian give their services free maintaining pure milk depots
and consultations in which advice given regarding under
nourished babies there deouragng failure on the part OF
mothers avail themselves OF these advantages The more
successful part the done by the trained nurses who go
into homes seeking scky babies and prevailing upon
the reluctant mothers o adopt better methods
Mother-oye the strongest passion known TO humanity
and vet there striking commentary upon the beautiful de-
veopment brohcry love the fact that phlanhrop'e
institution do better for child than the average
mother can
Perhaps some day that brotery love viii be developed TO
the point enabling every mother herself to do Tor her own
child the best that be done.
Let US hope So would be philanthropy its highest
perfection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
King County Politics

At twenty years domination county power
the board simply
attendant the meetings with effective participation tn
The member from south district the
the eotee country politicians have always things they
September republicans hayg opportunity
change this order things The welfare Of the city
conduct Of county affairs
In the South district the republicans have Hamilton candidate
aons HanSon xj win ne nons,inr ana e.ctoD VIA ta
election South district would
who would be able transact the coun business without always first
The city district has Mckenzie candidate who win
In bringing about me new order Of affairs y place q
NE Will have representative who viii demand that the taxpayers he
Be spent say " ' manner II " '' '0uH" money '''H
To vote for other candidates than Mckenzie
maintenance Of a minority clique in county politics.
Edgar FOrty-sseond
pass grind and more economy from
our lawmakers The university should be taken out politics
Gers and Judges local option direct LEGISLATION and the income
Of Rice candidate on the repuS
cn ticket for the state senate will speak the subject
dresses U. r. Nesz win preside. ~
Candidates prosecuting attorney be put hrouqh
Of Commerce oeioe b s me rooms % the Chamber
to members Of The organization Practically republican
at the meeting.
Considerable debate concerning time for fro
notices OF candidacy for the direct primary September County
tor case makes the definite announcement that he will
notices Of candidacy on and after July l5 The
Case had considerable difficulty determining on what day to close
tne 9g Ihe direct primary Law provides that notices candidacy
mary election Sunday August ~ days the primary
day Monday August Is - ''O'0 o" 9A'"
vanderyeer solution and 10 abide by p attorney
written opinion Instructed Case to receiving
''o 50 there no object in filing at any par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
THE DAY OF THE ONE MAN
DENTAL OFFICE HAS PASSED

The dentist who. all by himself
filled your teeth. pulled your teeth,
made crowns. plates and bridges Is
fast passing into a well-desoryed
eclipse.
For so vast Is the Science OF Den.
tlstry that no man IN single life
time can perfect himself In more
than one OF its branches. II 70.
quires years Of the closest study
and most intense concentration of
effort TO learn how 10 properly flt a
plate. how 10 treat and save aillng
teeth, how 20 construct "a gold
crown that will last, or a bridge
that will do real work. And folks
who think are coming 10 consider
the old-time general dentist in the
same questioning light that they
consider the general medical prac-
titi0ner.
They know that the best dental
work can be done only by Special
istsmcn who have devoted a life
time Of study and research and ex-
perience 20 learning how 10 do one
thing IN dentistry and do # per
fectly.
They come here because they
realize that this is an association
~ Specialists where only perfect
work Is performed and whore the
unvarying rule Is kindness.
A written guarantee with all
work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
1905 Third Az, NJ. W. Cor. Union ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

Wandering carcicasiy through the
Marvellous Menagcrie. or FarraE0 n
Foreign Fauna. IgnaiE tFgrybeAn
found iltiie 20 amusr or Instruct.
But when nv halted 81 front -
kokn. the royal sianrac white eie-
phaut. his eyca sparkiea snap
snap just like that.
Blaming with hunar be produced
a plug ~ rich. brown ssaman's
Choice.
4 will give this 70 eiphy." Elggied
iEnatz. 1t viii b. good Joke"
What more need be said
fThe Enid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

Tom and Jack both pr8puseA iaHg
night" said tho FIRST Elrf
Which ona dld yuu accept p
- was w. excited AZ the fisas
really can't remember. hus y nieh-
ever our calls tonight must be ihr
one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

tss support"
A boom has been started IN Penn
syivnnta o. elect Ruhe WaAdslt the
diamond hero. lieutenant governor.
This viii probably lead up b. the
organization ~ national party
Nith this ticket In the field
prenident Ty Cobb. vice presi-
don't Napoleon f.At0is.
iIonus Wagner would uudouh'ed-
81 hrAw the RerroiHFyship 81 state.
ana SILK pIAufhiin could slip IN
AZ Judge ~ Tho supreme court
German military authorities have
perfected an automobiis thst will
run either on lsnd - IN tire water.
Have you ever loved before7~
asked tho coy maid
Nea said tho youth. "hui not
before a chaprrpn, two small broth
ers and get bulldog
And then she suggested trip
dossn th~ old lanr g. see the stars
Averages wages paid 10 coal miners
In Scotland are from 80 70 ~ ~ss1c
n don't know whether 20 believe
yuu nr uut Captain Bunk" aaid
Mias BeHtytr az the summer reaort
q understand you we're engaged 10
times last summer
~oh thnar werfn1 real engage
meats" said the captain. Those
were just sham nkifmiHhea'
There we're 800 guests 81 the
marriage o. young Theodore Reese
welt
Nat Goods in'a wife viii aiiew bin
- attend fhe pfite fisht az Reno
Knowing @hAt we DO q both Nat
and Reno. All w~ can aaY la that
She - very careless Mifs.
There arc mere than fear million
.ssrasn engaged IN farm work IN
Germany
" might wtn over good many
votes Tor both parties n Mr. Hryan
would stamp the country Tor the &C.
puhiicana and Mf Taft Tor the dsm-
ecFafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
STAR DUST

"Daene Fortune. take good no
tos. never bragg o. hsvia' husband
to- support"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
TWO-Minute Vaudeville
on FRED scF4AEFFER.

FRED scHAEFER.
a a Chinese
THTD-sufe. / ate aom auup
sLAP-Any dumpinFa IN F
THuD~Nns only poached
sTAp-uid chop aueyf
THUD-Yea. thought De an easy commit
sues.
sLAP-u didn't prove fatal. dld az
THtn-Nos they used stomach pump and Il
sLkP-nid have 20 for mcaif
THUpNeyer chased the chuk a
while the Confucian ita height
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

The divinity which doth hedge a
king explains the Tcutonie reti.
csnce 70 admit that the kaiser IL
suffering from set OF ordinary
hnllA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

Even II the law doesn't prevent
II. little boys owe Il 70 their fingers
not to set off flrecrackers as bis as
rain barrels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

" might win over good many
votes Tor both parties n Nj Hryan
would stump the country Tor the Fe q
puhiirana and AIS Taft Tor the dsfn-
ecrafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

Col. Roosevelt likes the Cobb
direct primary bill. The incident
may now be considered as closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

pared 70 her YOU look like a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

After July 4th comes July 5. with
the inevitable 4 told you sos"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
ScoId 1t

is your hair acting badly these days7
Wants to leave you? No use seoId-
ing Ill There's only one thing to do:
coax Il, feed It with Ayers Hair
vigor. It's an easy way to stop fall
inR hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

NJ mail. aat ~ ciiy-i yeas, sat
tnaaths. 1901 manth. ahe. Entered
80 seattle, WH@h., possibilities, -
sauond class matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
Does not Color The Hair

Hhes your Doctor says. "fVefis Haif
Ytsor q ne beii hair preparation on ne
market. p" that ends a. Ayss 90.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that 4 special
election will be held in the Town OF
Manning on Tuesday. December 9th.
1910, at the Town Hall. to determine
whether or not the Town OF Manning
shall issue bonds to an amount no!
exceeding Five Thousand Dollars, to
draw interest not exceeding seven
per cent. and 10 run for a period OF
not longer than i've years. 4 portion
OF said bonded indebtedness OF about
One Thousand Dollars 10 be retired
each wear. The purpose o! issuing
and selling said bonds is 20 raise funds
with which to liquidate past indebt-
edness o: the town and for the i'm
proyenent o! streets and other mu-
nicipa! purposes.
s. J. Bowman. l. l. Appe!t and c.
J. I.esesne are appointed Managers
Of Election.
Bv order Of Council.
4. C. BRADHAM, L.S.l
K. c. WELLS. Mayor.
Clerk.
Manning, S. C.. Oct 81. 1910.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Decree.
Cecilia L. Hines, Plaintiff,
against
J. ". Cochran, George A. Cochran.
Carrie E. White. Martha Stone,
Mary E. Stone, J. 4. Weinberg. j.
Z. Davis. Leighton Ellis Cubbage.
Ladson Gentry Cubbase, Lidia
Lucille CubbaSe. Jane Ruth Cub
base and Arthur Murray Cabbage,
Defendants.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF y
Decretal Order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Clarendon County, dated the
10Th day OF October. 1910, will sell 70
the highest bidder for cash, on Monday,
the 9TH day OF December. a. D., 1910.
the same being sales day. 10 front Of the
Cour, House at Manning. in said Coun-
", within legal hours 0. sale, the fol-
lowing real estate:
All that trac. Of land in said county
and State, on the north side OF Big
Branch. waters o! Black River and
bounded by lands cow or formerly rs
follows: North by land OF T. ]. Tis-
dale: East by land OF 4. 4. Rhaire;
South by land Of the estate OF Dyson;
and West by land OF J. E. Tlndal.
being the land conveyed To P. G.
Cochran by Louis Applet by deed,
dated the Goth Of November. 1900,
less sixty acres OF said described tract
OF land, cut OF from same in two par.
cells OF fifty and ten acres each, in
with rough diagram OF
the said tract OF land attached to the
will OF P. C. Cochran, which two par
GELS Of fifty acres and OF ten acres are
bounded as follows:
The fifty acre tract on the North
by lands OF Carrie Cochran: on the
South BY lands OF w. T. Touchberry;
on the East by Big Branch; and on
the West by lands OF J. W. Cochran
and by lands OF Carrie Cochran; and
the ten acre tract is bounded North
bv lands OF Carrie Cochran; South by
lands of W. T. Touchberry; East by
lands Of J. ". Cochran; and West by
lands OF the estate OF J. K. Tindal.
Also in the event the lands remain
Ing. less the said two parcels OF fifty
and OF ten acres, do not bring a snf-
ficient price TO pay the debts and eI.
penses set out in the said decree. l
will or the same day on the same
terms sell the SAID two parcels OF fifty
acres and OF ten acres rs herein above
described.
Purchaser TO pay for papers.
<. B.GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

These good the purchase
other piano player piano ia
regular retail Time OF credit check limited
be applied purchase made
1910 Only credit check be applied the
purchase OF one piano
The one price Davis Piano plan
bulwark It the plan that money
the mystery buying We
object mpressns this plan minds hence its
that this will
spread 1t presented
people desiring piano To home without one it of vital
prizes Why you: Nothing could
Great
men judges and prize is we'll worth striving
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

POST CARD
promised nickel he
mother
ma know morewo worth fifty cents each"
said the
much? casually
the
You have the best heard Of
I'll jail with that sum And ne did, the client
broke" uu -.
caaled
from the.ch with a under his
eIsyeoI chaps sadA "whachaw doin'
awe pail replied Reggy I'm committn suicide"
"0hn Reggy it. Couldn't Teathe!'
"a n
The sun., 1910-06-25
LEGISLATORS OFF THE JON.
Only Bhree senators . nd FSuF Asssmbl,
men Present ~ Fridays session.

Only Bhree senators . nd Pour Asssmbly.
men Present ~ Fridays session.
ALBANY. June EX-SENATOR Grat,aB
Of Albany presided at the Senate session
to-day. senator Kissel Of Brooklyn wa
the majority leader and senator Harts
Of Queens was the minority leader. In
cidentally they we're the only Senators
present.
In the Assembly. Brad Lansing Of
Rensselaer, presided and Aasemblyman
Cheney Of CattaFauguB acted a. ma
iOrity leader. There was no minority
leader. for the reason that not a Demo-
cratic member was preBent. There were
two other Republican members present
out Of tho $50 Assemblymsn.
Aasemblyman Ward had another Of
bis regular session Herbert ParuOna biIls
intrOduood. Il Ia the one which chanrpl
theprDvislOn for the custody of the regis-
tern Of voters In New York city and Dro-
ytdes that the Superintendent % ElsCtiOns
shall GET . copy
The Ward bill permitting the o,4tting
down OF eloCtiOn districts IN New York
70 - not 10 oKcsed $50 vOtera cach va
amended 20 ~ not % take eject until
January next.
senator Harts introduced the Hearst
uiileran City Democracy primary reform
The sun., 1910-06-25
BOY SCOUTS REQUIREMENTS
Tor OF THINGS TO DO iND RE
TO BECOME 4 MEuBER.
y. Thompson Setoa Tets One Of the Or.
ganiEhtisRs That Dan neaT'l. Net
nAden-PoNcll, is the originator of
the Organization Methods Of WoFk.

There ars a lot of things you nave o.
do to 10 a regular first class hoy scout,
a. was explained az a meeting of Ons oi
I tho divers organizations at the West Side
~ NJ G. A last night This II tho OTgani-
zatiDn that calls itself the Boy Scouts 0i
America and Las Oiilrrs AZ i2t Fast
TWeny eighth street. with John l.. AlcK.
andsr. secrctarv. and =. Thompson Seton's
book a. an authority IL will be- hardly
nec-ssary a. keep thT many organizations
separate In your mind hecaIss Mr. seton
said last night thar he holrd they would
all get together.
Jacob Riis Was last nights first speaker
and told about his work among the gangs
of Hvington street and expressed himself
a. very much In favor Of tho srOut move
msnt Then Mr.. Seton told how the
movement originated with ban Beard
lOng before Bahsn- Powell sysr thought
Of Il appropriate bushes from D. B. on
tho plHtforml Il sssms that Baden
Powell only put the finishing touches to
q work that had already gained headway
In America. and that now that hts bDOk
had oovered the field pretty well In
England and the thing seems 10 be a
sloceas We are EDing IN improve on it
over here a. most things from England
are improved upon when they Get over
ssas Patriotic cheers
Also the youth of Rivington street can
scout around without iourueying to Cen
trail Park. One game that thcy can play
" looking in store windows and telling
what they SO there. Then there u aaving
peOpbe who are overcome by sewer gas
las aet forth In the mannan, Or who est
run away with In carriages. And II the
youth beCOmes prOfane then. according
to the manual " has a mug Of water
poured down his nleeve. Therg Is another
inducemeht for work the naming OF the
scout lfa kid lps cursed With the name ~
\Fatty Mudd for instance all he hEs 10 do
j. 20 10 ont and le worry Ohservant and
cheerful and help a lot Of PEOPLE and
them h. comes hack entitled sHawkeye"
or -Old DeerfO0t' or something fancy
like that But he must never forget N
smile and whistle under All circum-
stances-
These things were explained 10 an en-
thuEiasiic audience last might hy VT.
Seton, who was followed hy han Beard
Mr. Beard told about whai mighty fine
fellows those Boone { rocket Bowie pen
pie were ard incidentally resurreCtet an
old time Clifford Pinchot who reiOlced IN
the name Of Johnny Appleseed, and
whom. according 10 Mr. Beari. we are
In danger of forgetting to-day. Mr.
Appleseed went around planting orchards
IN Indiana for nothing ard most folks
thought that he yis rather a simple
person.
The subject Of Boy Scouts will be pur-
sued a another meetirg IN the same place
or July !. When. hesiies Mr. seton John
l.. Alexander will speak
The sun., 1910-06-25
UNCLE JOE ~ Peril.
Breathes Impure Ar Enough When IN
Speakers Chnlg 20 knl a Dog.

WASHINGTON June - This hall Of
TIE Rouse OF Representative. said
SPEAKER cannon in calling the lOdy 20
order at 10 o o'clOck this morning. would
l,e the creates, legislative chamber on
earth 70 We could get pro1er ventils ton
and 'y N" hj lnction process. could
restrain members frozi talking during
business hours Ar cannon then laid
ilefOra tho House y report from Elliott
Wood I,-riutendent Of the Ja1itol.
10 tho rTsc, that tests had defpo lstratei
tha. during 10 sessions Of the House
wiiOavrr occupied the Speakers chair
breaih-d air impure enough n Nil dog
Speaker aaron anr Ounced that % far
he hadn felt any evil sfeCts.
iu i.s e1urr Nr Woods protested
. '~ NJ. r'smby-s eavinE the lobby doors
uToy saving th-f this spoiled the entire
ve O.. lrtion E"F.en Of the chEnter
SiNsr thouf9nd cubic fest ~ fresh ri.
which b. pvmTrf int the chambo-
col. 90" minute does not. on artOunt - the
'len doors. have G. chanC. b. hlow the
poisonous gases ava" Tie report. which
wa 'ighiv technical. show ed that while
~ "utv PATS 0f q certain deadly gas in
the az IL s1Trosei "a be the health limit
ths Spegks- brcathss forty eight parts
every day ho u IN tho chair
The sun., 1910-06-25
WHITE HAVE BILL SIGNED,
AlsO mn 70 Put an IND 10 Joy Riding
and several insurance Measures.

and several Insurance Measures
ALBANT. June 2G-AassmblymAn Whit
ney's so-oalled white slave bills were
signed to-day by Gov. Hughes. Under
them /, is made felony TO import women
and girls into this State for immoral pur-
poses. The penalty is Imprisonment for
from two 10 twenty years and a fine
not exceeding tsOOO. The maintenance
Of a disorderiy house IL made a misde-
meanor and when the lessee Is convicted
the lease Of the premises shall at the
option Of the lessor become void.
Assemblyman TOOmbs's bill designed 20
put an end TO 10y riding also has been
signed. Il provides that any chauffeur
who without the consent 81 the owner
shall take. use. operate or remove from a
garage Or other building any automobile
or motor vehicle is guilty of grand larceny.
The Governor also signed several in
suranoe bills. One Of them anends the
Insurance. law IN relation 10 the surren-
dered and lapsed policies Of life Insurance..
Another exsmpts from the provisions
Of the insurance law religious orders and
corporations organized solely to provide
Tor the support OF relief Of priests, clergy
Or ministers Of any religious denomina-
tiOn or for the support oithuse dependant
upon thsm. The third amends the in
surance law by prescribing the method Of
valuing life insurance policies.
fourth insurance bill signed provides
that any officer or director Of q life or
casualty insurance corporation upon the
cooperative or assessment plan or 0f a
fraternal beneficiary society. order OF
association. who shall sell his position
~ ofhcer or director for any money or
valuable consideration shall he guilty
~ a felony II the money consideration
shall be more than 95O0. and Il eas shall
be guilty OG a misdemeanOF
Othfr bills signed include one strength
ening the law for the registration Of
real property titles under the Torrens
system. and bill providing more stTin-
gent methods FOR preventing and fighting
forest fires
The Insurance laws signed also included
the following
Authorizing the Insuranoe Department 70
investigate and regulate Lloyd- assOcla-
lions
Providing for the ssuance Of standard
policies by health and accident companies
Increasing the supervisory powers Of the
State Insurance Department over CON-
panies Operating IN this state. particularly
as 10 their hnances
Prohibiting the organization In this State
hereafter of companies for the purpose Of
insuring on the cooperative plan Of live
stOck
The Governor also signed tho bill Of
Assemblyman Foley which increases
from SUcJ 20 $40 .OOl the fine % he i'm
posed against a corporation convicted
u violation % the DOnnelly antitrust
law. and senator Davia's bill requiring
aUCH CHOneers 20 keep books and records
for Inspection by local authorities was
also signed. AssemblymAn Chanlsrs Is
Bill was signed which amends generally
the charter Of the city Of POughksepsis.