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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-07
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RooMING HOUSE.


BOOMING HOUSE
- Foaius Eead farnttugs. sinkis ana
houtsksspias sqaras. ssry eiass y. Sod
Grafton rsnk tift. wltu . fssrs lease
Hrt sp on lease - - irfiHasd IN sale
eTfos. piles fl.ate. sta fi,Tee essh.
~ prSoS ! co. II, usr.en -
s,sei ara noas eso stsek Al Is cents
vssa pias bs,fois' alsk
small spaes 70 iss. suitable foF s'efssa
r ID oRhfES
tis Central mas
FoF sais-~sasics shes repair shop. wi,h
f,ii Ilas u rnarhlnerY Owner uan,s 70
auit business. ard Wln sell cheap. Ad.
dress B.tls rhe atAf
Firsi class shoe shop feF saies eeed
location. as reat a snap for the rlsht
mar Inquire D.tk. care htAr
Ma. Nth III zoe can lend A. Fpod
business opperspaity b. cauina East vie
Ask for nfown. --
Neat markell " frsmoni. Adjoinins
rrorary, with a good rsfri ssrator raut
40 object butcher wanted. North lsst
Fcf seis sheap~csndy Kitchen. call
lsii wessiake
Maslas slcture show. with stage for
sale cheap. Boz 81. Monfoe. WISH.
FSr sala OF rent ~-Hisoksmlthshop and
tsoia Auburn. Wash. v. o'Neiii
FOR sAlE-RooMiNG HOUSES.
~~~.~~~sN~~~@~-e~~ Ns~N~sr~~~rsc~rN~~@~0~
it.rnona roouaiHE houss fur sale. teee
farniiure nearly new. watkins distance
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ElINERAl nIREc1oRs.

nUTTERWoHTH a SOS. NxafssHlenal
plreetofs and licensed Ehlhal<@ era as-i
fst. epp Moore theatre Beth phaner 50
Bonaey Watson Go, Funeral usrsrt@r4
Third NV Ane UnivegSify 10th phones ~
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NEAR EVERETT fNTEnuRrA
iio ACRES, good level land. tieo per
acre
FIVE ACRES. overlooking the sound
near Richmond Beach. All highly i'm
proved $500
TWENTY ACRES IN cultivation
IS, Gee
FIVE ACHES near Lake Raninger
partly improved Groom house, 81. SEQ
ROBERT MALThY.
sts-a9o-sai Alaska building
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FOR RENT

HOUSES.
/ e~~>~~~~~~e~-@Nr Nr>~s>e~NN~~s~s~
WEST SEATTLE BUNGALOW
! New. four rooms madern, Two bierhu
TO ear glinhsf hriek fireplace ht'ee
~ a. r. YorNa.
I nt uaiisy
/ room s,rictb mudetn nicely finish,
I ca polished rnsr bushes little NUT
/ sooa nsiahterheed block from tae
car tines $50 s3aa rlnrliss Place Oct
OF Green Lake ear at kenwuad. and
Meridian car az asth =
| ror itsni iiy on nsr modern e.feem
house full concrete hafrHsnf laundry
trays n paved district srisnaid view
minutes from Pioneer square Inquire AZ
| tiet stfh av, corner hpfinE %
| viii rent yaur property and tahs
care Of Il and saaraaise satisfaction 70
assiass sS' A% ssaa nsah Mas nNia
ista Ind tsai.
Modern cottage. fnotas basement.
tiete stf West ttth. fremont ballard
car
rwo.reem eatisss. rear, wsstiaks ard
| Virsiaia sts g. pee meath Phone Main
Fos fsut thrss.fuom eotiase Wet -.
| attic seed view 81 city, enc tfetk from
ear. % % per month fhpus Adams az.
ror Rsa, s.reem hoasaio~ pansry
4
tion laauifs Tor Montgomery.
For Rsnt--s raams ananFse faf :
families iza1 Weller a. Phsns Main
ssei.
tfeon modern house anehsiF aetsd
view % aound and eitB itat iith
To BE- vacant aboai Maa feth Rect tfa
ia fsom sotiaxs. ~ Efth ~. V bik
% Nadiaaa car East seps
Modern sla.seem hease. teat SIS Easf
4
MedSrn s.raasa house wtth ass faasr.
aise eoal range. se1i lsane So SO
MedsFn ssosms rsni as tei Ess,
| atth -
s.reon farnishsa eattars ~ rsni iss4
3 Alder
Vos nsnt I.reem naadsgm haus~ SEQ
month y fegf
s.roQm modern euitsK-. electric Hehfs
and sas FanEs tsaf nafton az
Paf Hsat - roam house ssth hna
Maften Phone Hast 1884
Madsrp Fesin house. nies ieeAiioa.
Hrtt kiaE 49, SO
FURNISHED HOUSES
~~~~~~er~~<~~~NNr~r~f~r~~ ~ce~~~~~~ese-~sf~r~Ne~~
The rest yea pay on tarniture tn far
niseed he9es. u Spoiled On Ge1sts pAf
chased - yoasssif ana Pale fps ~ shs
e zen it We ettsnd f.edlt Meeaseaae
rtatt Furn Co. as iks -
Fof the sumnsf. q fpafa hoass Ma.
dFeaA district paved piano nsnssfH
1 aitrsHtltns ftn fgnd az fhene - A&AE
eisAn asssia.sfeatas wlsh % uithput
riane tets ftks o.
usafgtgssaaIFa
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Two reliable. Trustworthy. visiting.
honest Trumpet Mediums" are now in
the city n you Niah TO communicate
wish your departed loved ones and II
you Wlfh 20 hear beautiful songs sung
BY the spirits Of departed ones. then
form a class 81 tweafY or twenty five
ladies Or gentlemen and I will call al
your home. here This class can meet
with these Trumpet Mediums" and give
you N Opportunity 70 witness this great
pheuomeua. Call. phone or write 10
J speckert. Attorney at Law, ao9 Burke
ffark
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& ACRES NEAR EVERETT FOR 1850
We have for sale a tract Of 200 acres
Of land which We are placing on the
market at sac per acre Adjoining land
sold off three years ago for more money,
We guarantee this 20 be the cheapest
land In the state everything considered
Soil IL rich black loan. Lies level -Four
miles Of the city limits Of Everett Terms
t9h cash. balance 20 suit you. Free alb
stract. warranty deed. Perfect title Of
flee open evenings
OLE HANSON 4 co,
s1f-alh-3i6=ai1 New York Block
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FLATS


F1TsHWFtfI 1T M 7 y - =
tffA NfnN - a.feasa suft~s uatl
beds sas FanNes steam hest tis meath
Use faarsfaan fats mndrsa. aas
fRnks hfleN HniaiuA4 ssfF fuHeertfAt
Heat reaaaaatir James STAR. YeAi~F
Nay ear Apasy ftf .ist
! hirriY faratahes fi&gs % rearss faf
sale fgsts pinr a. nsaf sen a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-07

Nan1urI WafEun FtUfrh u tue HpffIfs
ualisrn sill give lts monthly entertain
ment and concert az Efks hall Alaska
bniiding on Tuesday night May TO- a.
.. m y. Carlos Mckfiister Ida
Michaela MARION Cr00eii Lou r Cole.
Dr. Eduard Franklin Cobb. Rev. e. =
Stevenson Hrs N g. Wilson Ethel Har-
Tison the scherp Sisters. Miss Sargent
and A = Speekrrt Will sing songs make
remarks. rerite poems, ana DO other
things % entertain those present Music
eili - furnished b Gafrick's Orchestra.
Admission ztc
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cHiIRch NoTIcEs-

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Samuel watson Charch q True
splrisuaIiaua meets on the second fiopf
Of the Arcade hul{diuG Nauday Afierftnea
and night MAY sfh ieke. e fifa RI
A sper&rrf viii ofeu the Sunshine
Glass Tor children Childfen % Hpiritaai-
lists and al chiitfsa are welcome 20 at
tend this class A ass y. Carlos Ne
AIlfsfer viii deliver a lecture enfiti9t
'-Creeda At - . m ksv q }. Stets
snscn. the distin Euishsd California ora
tor Will lecture MS subject being The
Only Way Violin solos vocal music
and sacred songs before and after each
lecture Messages - Isr Eaaard Fra8k
lin Cobb Rev e. stevenson. Mrs.
MARY Fairfield smltn. Mrs. O. "
Shsineg Mr. ~ G Wilson will answer
Questions tn sealed envelopes and uill
psychometrize and also give other tests
Everyone welcome Admission free
These meetings taks place ~ the Arcade
hail
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WEST a WHEELER.
ses cOfAAN BLOCK.
FIyEACRE yIEW FARM-

WV f'tA RNAANa
FIVE-ACRE VIEW FARM.
Five level acres or GOOD rich coil, 4
mile from thriving town. ~ miles from
Seattle. aee feet elevation with perfect
and everlasting View from Mt. Hood to
tween Everett and Seattle. only 500
feet 20 the sandy, density populated clam
beach. Prettiest location on Puget
cut the price 10 tpks. on terms IL You
would combine profitable farming with
pleasure address postal 20 BtT. Star
YOu WOULD Buy
u you really knew the future % this
land and countrys-har hills rich IN va
rioua minerals, the fertile valley await
inE ana Transformation Of meadows Wild
60 great fields 81 golden Erain. orch
ards ~ trnit gardens Of vegetables $50
so7 l1IiEhTY BLDG. ann AND UNION
1850
Two and one half acres Of GOOD rich
summer home. Terms s2b cash. bal
OILS HANSON q CO.
slt-si5si6-si7 Nav York Dleok
10 acre tracts. under the Tieton SOW
eminent canal land cleared, water on
land, ~ ready 20 plant potatoes and
trees this year Price tioo TO sibo per
HoDoaoN a NELSON.
Main selt. 2s2 sullivan NIX
HALF ACRE TRACTS. with view OF
sound. near new Boulevard and Tacoma
JUST SOUTH OF CITY LIMITs-tsoo
small part cash, 1850 per month
puNnAh aso New York Blk. Main 2se
Ind 7sa
For saie--Part TRADE. iso acres irri-
gated land. with perpetual water right.
abundance Of water. This IL "A grand
tract price. tsb per acre VIII take good
Seattle property aa part payment VIM.
Oiiard Tacoma.
Government farm free official iig-
pare book, Vacant Government Lands %
describes every acre In every county In
u. How secured free. 1910 diagrams
and tables All about irrigated farms.
Price 2be postpaid. Webb Pub Co.
Dept s3t. 81 Paul. MINI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-~-~~~~<~<-----~.~~~~-- --~------~----~-----~e-~-
The Apostolic Faifh Mission - open-
ms IN y nrm hail At z@s Jackson q
tetNeen second ard Third. t.raaiHF
workers from Portland Nisaiau siN b.
pre#ant On 4undaY sud following ul9hts
~ nVanxegisfir services The sick are
invited to come aad ne hezied ~ the
power - God and auuls seekiHs na1ea
ticn and the baptism ~ the Holy Ghost
Aeetinx eYsry nighf except Satatdaf
Doctor ana Mrn Hsrdman ard shsls
family desire 10 express their heartfelt
appreciation q the sympathy rxtsuaec
20 them Ia their rsrrnt bereavement BY
their numerous kind aad i8Siag friends
especially the guests q She hawthefnf
hotel And the ch0lF % TFinity fsrtHh
ehurch ard 70 thank thani far the beau
tifuf floral offerings presented a. the
services.
Esheluan 4 wilson. carpenters AM
tonkara @lndew ard door Hrfeens a sRs
eisity Main t179 Ind sisi
Mother Wants horne fnr 5-NerSss 93d
BABY girss h9Ht eelnpiesieued @AEe
Hixhesf cash price pait f6r farnifofs
Of al kinds MAin asa
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N~~sNsNsNs~N@@NsNFN Ne~@~~~NNSNs~s~
WEST SEATTLE BUNGALOW
New, four rooms. madern, Two hinFhH
por month
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We stu have n few lots left In Green
wood Addition at the above price $40
down and 50 monthly. PuGET LAND
co, fib-is White Bldg
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FARMS AND AcREAcE-lcontd.l
80 ACRES
NEAR SOUTH PARK.
CAN DE PLATED INTO QUAR-
TER. ACRES AND SOLD WITH
THE FOLLOWING RESULT.
l. r.:
ia0 TRACTS.
$3.50 SELLING PRICE.
5000
240
$50. 900 GROSS.
$4,000 COST or LAND.
$4,000
$500 LESS EXPENSES. ETC
sr6.b0o NET PROFIT.
SEE WHAT A NICE PICKUP
THIS LAND rs FOR Zoo.
AND THE BEAUTY OF 1T rs
YOU CAN HANDLE 1T WITH
1880 AND THE BALANCE IN
8 YEARS. WITH A RELEASE
CLAUSE RELEASING ANY.
TRACT BY PAYING si25. IT'S
A PROPOSITION WHERE you
CAN MAKE THE LAND PAY
FOR ITSELF AND GIVE YOU
A NET PROFIT OF sl5.50o
THIS is A FINE LEVEL PIECE
OF LAND. COVERED WITH
BEAUTIFUL EESe AND
WILL SELL FAST. COME IN
AND TAKE AN AUTOMOBILE
RIDE OUT TO SEE THIS SNAP.
JOHN II. WHITE CO.
407 ORIENTAL BLOCK.
MAIN 2209. IND. 1892
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Los- ANo rcUNr

N0-~y~~~sc.~sN-~Ns~-~
\ gold fob. J - g. on noth sides.
sac ward SEQ Lane e.
TIE a RIGGS HAIR GROWER
AND CURE Co. INC. 1915 aRD Az
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HELP WANTED-MAIF

l.
-~~~r~N~r~~e-0-Nrecs~-os~ >ao>N~~~-N.0~~~N~
WANTED-sg PUFif.B 20 take advan.
taEe 81 this offer Prof Henry Little
champion ballroom dancer and instructor
Of the world VIII give one private lesson
and six class lessons for the small sum
Of SEQ This offer good for 20 days
only Classes every Friday evening AZ 3
Private lessons BY appointment Dancing
academy o. Labor Temple. BiKih and
University - Both phones. residences
phone. Ind y 1918
DON'T BE LONEHOME- Interstate In
Producing Society Tor respectable people
Only reliable marriage agency Many
wealthy members References given and
demanded Personal introducilona Hours
m % o. m. sundays Included
Nay paper Ice. Box 2bf Seattle office
80 VENDING Hotel 1918 FIRST av
Young man wanted ahcut ~ Or 10
years 81 age. who IL capable. willing and
hustler Must be Willing % DO office
work collect. etc. and have some kn0wi-
edge Of steuo9faphy ana typeWritinE. A
good chance for advancement So per
week 20 start. with good chances FOR rap
ID advancement 70 the right party Ad-
dress p-i9b care Star
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sa0a
acres OF bottom land good sen - :
good orchard land as there = y
state: terms. SIC cash. balance - -
month
OLE HANSON a CO.
ait-1iG-SI6-gl7 New York Block
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ACREAGE FOR RENT.

-Four acres. improved and cho,ssa,. 81
house and barn, located IN 80 s,rehl'.
per month by the YEAR } asivs " -
Included az $50 per month ca"
ttTs
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g ACRES &bb1.

House harm and spring water. One
half cleared and on county road; one,
half mile from school postoffice enc
stores Sc round trip fare TO city. Fol
particulars car Room :. Tlmes Bldg
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LOO

$500
one acre % most beautiful water front
situate near Eremertons ne fine water
front. as nice sandy beach az beautiful
location and surroundings a. exist CA
Puget sound. terms. $50 cash. balance
60 suit you.
OLE HANEON a CO,
sf4.At6-a1g-gif New York Block.
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AGENTS WANTED.

RAGN WAN z ~
4e~~~e,~r~~~Nee-~-~~~~~~c No-~~~~e~~~c-~rs~0
AGENTS WANTED. BIO MONEY
ExPENaEF PAID; NO EXPERIENCE
HEQvlHEp; VARIETY PoRThAITs.
BHDMIDEg PHOTO PILLOW TOPS !,
10e; FRAMES At OUR FACTORY
PRICES; CREDIT GIVEN. Gaia LOGtE
And SAMPLES FREE. RITTER ART
STUDIO. 1914 w, MADISON, CHICAGO.
Ill.
TWO LIVE, HEsPONsfBLE SALES
MEN 20 handle an attractive real estate
proposition. This Is a money maker for
the right man
GRANT q DAGGETT.
40i Central Bldg
Men (or women - a day, sure all
year raising mushrooms in cellars. sheds
bo1as. etc. big market. free illustrated
booklet Hiram Barton, West fsth st..
New York
Free Sample-Agenta only Faucet
Sfraiuer aud splash PreyeBter. send a.
stamp fmailiug cost So profit daily
and upward let " prove n. u. A. Seed
% Heade st. ~ r.
salesman. 10 sell staple line 10 ali
dealers Permanent place for producer
Commission proposition with t8h advaHe-
"a weekly y 4. RICE 4 COMPANY.
Detroit. Mich.
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HELp WANTtD-FEMIE.

Rates in this column are 1 cent a wori
Ten words 10 cents
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slfsF.N-s4l AlaEkh tteitolnk
,. Hanson. my friend irofn Nses.
Alaska. wants me 10 offer for
days hts five-acre home place cicte
town Fine for fruit aud chicken ~
ing. some fruit trees. hourv, seod - a
one COW. all his chickens houfene.
goods. farm tools etc. ssEt-s5t 80
ana balance IS per month. see pr S.~
auu. 1853 Bond st Everett.
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. will rent yenF property and tahs
care 81 Il and auaFaatee satisfaction 70
10 naiofd and tenant Try me w
jackson. zof American naak nias Aaip
fsaa Ind SAL
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Want 10 men "a once 70 cut trusb and
wood ffs9 day Also Intelligent man
- show land. iise month Want ons
sairsnsan zprakiuT ~ Scandinavia Ian
Euakes See Bennett, "a wharf az nrsfu-
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Prof Stevens Sss Method Teach
80 Ing DANCING Euarnntsed IN rris
ri waite lessons Days. evenings Trial
al sIWays free Fourth ard Pine -
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FaF NfHt ~ uwmaF. WudeFh tsfonu
house. full concrete hasrmsnF laundry
trays ia paved district splendid siep
Lake Washington and mguntsine 40
minutes from Pioneer square inquire AZ
llnI 1Llh aN. lnIner .NIlnE ~
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10 ACRES tSse, :. .,r,s
owner will sell either ; or ~ -
easy terms. on good road, about 49,
from nremerton; standing tlmhsss ~ III
cleared good. rich soil Er'eNAs
W. A.ah -
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/ aeheFn cottage fpotas. basement,
tiste saf West ttth. Fremont Ballard
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RELIABLE MAN
TO shsW ard sell land Experlenns rot
necessary. G. a Graf zes Liberty bids
run8sfsa peafaffirr
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-06-18
The DrysaIter.

The drysalter - that mysterious
tradesman-was at the time of the
great fire a dealer in sailed or dry
meats, pickles, sauces, etc! but he no
longer drysalts, but sells instead
drugs, dyestuffs, colors and chemicals,
and even buttons. His changed bust.
ness is due to the fact that the gro
Ger" and the italian warehouse man.
have captured his original trade. al.
though they have mercifully left him
the name. There are many other
businesses that are equally puzzling.
Probably most of us know what a
cordwainer is, but what is an uphoIder
and what does he uphold? One re-
members the imposing "Societe
Anonyme des Ramoneurs de Paris, !"
which SO impressed and mystified the
inhabitants of Clare market until they
saw the familiar brushes and sticks
which proclaim the chimney sweeps
usiness.-London Chronicle.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-06-18
The Stony British Glare

Lord Crewe made very interesting
little speech the other day at the an
nual meeting Of the Atlantic union, a
society which works for the improve
ment Of Anglo-American cordiality
and of the relations between English.
men and men of other nations general
ly. He said that one grave cause of
international misunderstanding was
our notorious stiffness, of demeanor,"
and he referred to that delightful
drawing by Du Maurier in Punch in
which the table dhote of a foreign
hotel in the slack season was depicted
as populated only by two Englishmen,
sitting at opposite ends of the table,
glazing speechlessly at each other. All
that he said was true enough. We are
undemonstrative. We are not men
and brothers the whole world round
as we should be-, and as we shall be
when Robert Burns millennium comes
at last If we may be allowed to say
so, we can hardly picture Lord Crewe
himself responding with a leap into
the air and a joyful howl to the How
do, sonny?" Of an Ontario mine mana
ger He would probably smile charm
ingly. bow most courteously and ex-
tend friendly hand; but the colonist
would take all that for GOODNESS and
the Atlantic union would have to ex.
plain.-London Evening Standard.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-06-18
"Rwano Tumbon Defined.

Capt Fritz Duquesne, an African
hunter of no narrow fame, was tell.
ing some members of the house about
conditions in Africa. why he said.
"in one place where Colonel Roose-
velt passed through, the frost was
nearly an inch thick. That Is where
he went to get some of the best ami.
mails
Whom did you say" interrupted
Congressman Hawley of Oregon.
Colonel Roosevelt" answered the
captain.
'I thought he was called Bwano
Tumbo,'" suggested HaWley.
you see," said the officer, hesita-
ting slightly, 1.-The white men do not
like to call him Mr. Big Belly for
that is what it means, you know
All who heard the explanation
Joined In a round of hearty laughter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-06-18

clowns capered to queer ypranks, and,
| as always, the circus was pulsating
| success-a gaudy, glittering success.
After the concert, Erickson and q
friend found themselves leisurely
strolling through the menagerie tent.
A mighty elephant. almost the peer of
the famous Jumbo in size, interested
them. Its crafty eyes were sparkling
with intelligence. It's calm, calculating
survey Of the curious ones who gath
cred to do It honor, was majestic,
regal. It's swaying trunk, vitality rest
less, raised itself above them occa-
sionally as if delivering benson.
A tinkling cadence of girlish laugh
ter from behind the youth again
caused the erratic heart vibrations in
his breast, responsive to only one
maid, and Erickson turned His face
flushed as he gazed at her. She was
with all elderly person-evidently her
father. Her nearness caused the youth
to fear for himself 1t seemed to him
that he must turn and crush her in
his arms.
20 what great BEAST" The girl
turned to her father. Il wonder if she
is CROSSE"
The elderly person looked inquiring-
ly toward a keeper who stood at some
little distance
Not at ALL" answered the attend
ant. "Mildest hammered animal in
captivity, and the largest. Bess here
knows morn some folks, she does"
The girl stepped daintily forward, a
smile curving her red lips, and the
pert little nose of hers wrinkled in
amusement.
I'm going to feed her." she said
The elephant graciously accented an
absurdly small bon bon, and seemed
to wink a knowing eye at Erickson.
who glared enviously.
The tiger is QUIT" A hoarse voice
raised the cry and in an instant the
tent was mob mad. Women screamed
and tainted. Children walled and
men cursed. To add to the pandemo-
mum. the gasoline lights flickered des.
perately in the wind created by the
beAAAS-S1AASASA Sio"u-duu went out
A feline scream rose above the noise
and an animal chorus quickly resDond.
ed. Elephants trumpeted. Lions
roared. The camels lifted their voices
in uncapny shrieks. and excitement
was the order of the moment.
Erickson, stricken dumb, suddenly
recovered himself and reached out
blind arms for the girl. His first
thoughts were of her. She must be
rescued at all hazards
Just as his satisfied hands came in
contact with her, a velvety something
brushed curiously across his face, and
then suddenly dropped to his waist
their waists-and the two were lifted |
high in the air to be placed gently on
the back of the elephant
The girl gave a frightened half |
scream, and her little hands convul- |
sively clutched the arm of her COM !
panion.
''What-wha-what is it?" she gasped.
Erickson thrilled at her touch.
Don't be frightened" he said. THE
big elephant has picked us up, and,
tor some reason, placed US on her