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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

Grand 80 Coronation OF King
George V. and Queen Mary: The
Sherifrs Brother" drama: Trans.
portation In SIAM" travel: THE
Sublime Pardon" drama.
cireuit-"The Little Rebel" war
drama: The Passing OF Dappled
Fawn." drama. Interior OF Tin
Mines" educational. Her SacrI.
flee" drama.
colIseum-Beoinnlnu today. this
theatre will present vaudeville
features az we'll as photo plays.
The insiee Brothers. Miss Pearl
Palmer, and Miss Georgia Dubois
will appear this week.
Dream Rescued in Time. T"
drama: Tanning Of the Shrew,
comedy: Tested by tho Flag. war
drama
clreuI,--"Her Sacrifice" drama.
Transportation in SIAM" travel;
The Little Rebel" war drama :.
The Passing OF Dappled Fawn.
drama.
ci,y-"The stepsister." drama:
The New Editor" comedy drama:
The Battle Hymn OF the Hepub.
lie" war drama.
Lyceum-'The Quaker Mother. "
drama. How tho Story Grew. %
comedy: THE Sleepy Tramps.
comedy drama. The Star Spangled
Banner" war drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

orand--"The Sublime Pardon.
drama; Tin Mines" industry;
The sheriff'a Brother" western
drama: The Little Soldier OF
a." war drama.
idsaI--"Mexican Rose Garden. .
drama: "Higginses Versus Jud
sons" comedy, "old Indian Days.
drama
Eshlblt--"The Stumbling Block.
drama: "Tho Ransom" drama
Told In the sierras." drama.
oason - Ills MiaJudgment.
drama. "She Got the Money"
comedy; "The Cat Came Back.
comedy: THE Primal Call" drama
National - "rabrin's Wife,
drama. "volendAm. Holland.
scenic; Two overcoais. comedy :
Barriers Burned Away" drama
The Indians Sacrifice" drama.
Bilou--"eIll Determines TO Co."
comedy: "shor,sighied Miss Prim.
comedy; The Kings Fayorite.
drama; "A Pair OF Pants The
nashful Son"
coliseum-"ln the suitsn's Gar.
dem" drama: "Groucho'E Quiet
FOURTH" comedy: The Call OF tho
Open Range" western drama.
Wsshlnaton--'fE Evolution in Wo-
mankind" drama; Turin EXIT
bition." scenic. what the Tide
Told" drama; IAN for Big
Order" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

RENO. New. July IA two
days carnival began here this
morning II will celebrate at once
the i35th anniversary OF national In.
dependence. the 50th Of the estab-
llshment OF Washoe county and
the Goth OF Reno as legal black
smith shop for knocking Off marital
shackles.
While the official program was
not given out early this morning.
II Is reported that IL will be led by
a group OF beautiful Divorces scat.
tering alimony TO the winds. Then.
drawn by Wild asses. will follow a
large cage filled with cx-husbands
who were foolish enough TO bring
suits for divorce and who. OF course.
lost the counter suits
Next may follow a cavaleade OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
SLEEPING GIRL MAY DIE

vANDALIA, ILL.,. July 4.-When
Miss Hazel Schmidt woke after 10
days OF almost continuous sleep, sat
up on her couch and talked with the
family Saturday. II was believed
the spell had been broken and that
she would soon regain her normal
condition.
The hopes of her parents and
friends have been shattered, how
ever. A sudden change came over
her early yesterday morning, she
began TO show signs of sleepiness.
and soon lapsed into unconscious
ness She has not been awake
since
Her body Is not peaceful as be-
fore. Her body writhes with seem
ing paroxysms OF pain and 1t re-
Quires two attendants to hold her
In bsd The physicians say there Is
little. II any, chance for recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
Deaf Mutes
Make Merry
az ). FREDERICK mEAcHER.

Some OF them arraycd In full
evening dress. rs deaf mutes. nov
in attendance at the state conven-
ton. went through the mazes OF
the grand march. auadrille. Virginia
reel aud prize waltz. at Labor
Temple last night. Miss Seaman
Of Everett. and Mr. Hammond OF
Tacoma won prizes as the best
waltz dancers.
Seattle Jared well In the election
of officers. as follows: President.
Prof l.. A. Divine OF Vancouver,
wash: first vice president, ].
Frederick Meagher. Seattle. second
vice president. David Krouse. spo-
kane: secretary. Prof W. Hunter,
Vancouver. Wash. treasurer. w.
s. Root. Seattle.
An alI-day picnic viii be held at
Woodland park today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

garet Ellington Sass 20 40 ,nat;
her saddle horse travelled In n box
car attached TO a passenger train.
In tho Fourth of July parade will
be a squadron OF divorce lawyers.
whose stecds will champ gold bits.
The committee In charge OF the
celebration considered engaging
half Thousand rcd Indians To ride
IN the parade, but the lady mem
bers OF the divorce colony object 10
this. They insist there would be
nothing significant OF freedom.
either national or matrimonial. In
the Indians presence.
THE poor sauaws." said lady
from New York seeking divorce.
have no more liberty than WON.
an with ~ children In Harlem
flat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

the bitterly wronged married won.
en- who. having come TO the parting
OF the ways. have come here neces.
sarily. Theae ladies'. 10 prove their
shrinking femininlty. will ride
astrlde--no side saddles for them.
Many are practising for the parade
now Every evening groups OF fair
cquestriennes. usually unaccom.
panied by male escorts go dash
Ing around tho country on well
groomed horses. Some livery
stables here make a speciality OF
providing saddles horses and are
doing a land office business. A
few OF the Eastern women who
wish TO try. try again and have
sought the courts here have
brought their horses all the way
across the continent II cost Mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
PASTOR BURIED PIES
GIVEN Az CHURCH WOMEN

The Rev. Murray WrexleT. pastor
OF the Union Reformed church OF
Tidoute. Pa. for two years accept
ed with smiles all the cakes and
pies the young women OF his con-
gregatlon showered on him. Tie
didn't want them. but didn't know
what else TO do. Sexton Donlan
came to the rescue. and made n pie
graveyard In the far end Of the gar
den. Every night he buried the
days surplus OF pies and cakes.
Telephone men. Ia placing pole
yesterday. unearthed the awful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
Ch0kED TO DEATH
ON 4 BEAN

fuy Tailed Pres. Leased Mtr.l
VANCOUVER, o. c.. July Ain
spite Of all the assistance that med.
zeal aid could render. Ruth irene
lee. the young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. !. w. Lee Of this city. died at
9 o'clock last night. death berg at
tribu,ed to choking while she was
trying TO swallow a bean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
AZ the Pantaoes.

The Seven samois Arabs IN a Sc
ries OF astonishing acrobatlc stunts
head the bill at pantages this week.
Billy "Swede" Hall IN back again In
new sketch. Made Good" and
had 90 trouble In proving f. Good
singing and clever dancing are fur.
nished by the Five Gardners, and
Jolly" Bob Ferns and his songs
went big. A good run OF pictures
closed the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
REWARD HUNTING
THESE TWO MEN

A good substantial reward Is
waiting for the two miners who
some years ago found the cabin OF
George T. Powers. Memphis. Tenn,
in which some letters and papers
were found at the same time. So
says VIM. f. r. Ready. OF 22S Elm
st.. Leavenworth. Kan. who, in q
letter to Mayor Dining. claims to
be an heir OF this Geo. T. Powers.
The two miners. whose names are
unknown to Ready. are said to be in
Seattle. Ready wants them TO
notify him at his address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
$50 A WORD TO
CuSS The POLICE

II costs $3.50 word TO cuss an
Atlantic City policeman, according
10 the schedule established BY Re
corder Keffer. All John Turner
said TO Policeman Boone 20 set ar
rested was damn" When he was
arraigned. Recorder Keffer an
uounced "Seven.flfty word Is the
rate" Turner paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
BULLDOG ADOPTS A
BEAR CU6

A female bulldog belonging TO
John Bodine OF Verona. y. j.. has
adopted black bear cub brought
from Canada by Bodine's son. All
OF the dogs pups recently died. and
AS soon as she saw the bear cub
she took II into the barn. II took
kindly to its adopted mother, and
Is thriving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
SMASHES
into Man

VIM. Brown OF Everett lies at the
city hospital with a broken arm
and an ugly cut over one eye. A.
A. PhInney. secretary OF the Phsn-
ney Realty Il Investment Co, was
arrested for violating the auto speed
ordinance.
The accident happened at about
1870 this morning. when the car.
driven at high speed up Pine st.,
between Fifth and Sixth avs. hit
Brown, who was crossing the street.
Brown has family at Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
BILLIE BURKE PRETTY
AND CLEVER As EVER

One OF the largest audiences or
the year was lmmenaely pleased
with Billie Burke In Mrs. Dot" at
the opening OF tho brief engage.
mont az the Moore last evening
Billie Burke ~ simply irresistible
as the dashing widow OF u defunct
brewer. The charming comedy.
written by tho English chap who
turned out John prow's Smith" Is
aa sparkling as glass OF iithla,
tho tang In there. aud the pleasant
taste sticks after the curtain shuts
the scene from view.
The supporting company Is CAPT
tai aud Mrs Dot" has established
a record for particular excellence.
The engagement closes tomorrow
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
At the orph.um.

The Wise Rabbi" presented by
Vim. II. Thompson. Is this weeks
headliner at the orpheum. lie gives
IA splendid Interpretation of the
character OF the rabbi. and incidon.
tally makes strong argument
against the ordinary attitude to
ward the Jewish race, Dan Burke
IL some dancer Ia spite Of his 60
years. and his company of Aolllc
Moller and the SIX Wonder Girls
are dancers. too. Patsy Doyle no
compllshes the feat OF talking con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
TO HAVE PUBLIC
ROOSTER FARM

There has been such protest
against the Growing OF ROSTERS In
Buffalo the Buffalo Poultry club
proposes to establish public roos-
ter boarding farm outside the city
limits. II is estimated that 10000
persons In Buffalo are raising
chickens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

For tbs eonvenianee 81 our readers, We
have established agencies nj the follow
ing drug stgraai
y. ~. Maiien. ttoo Ballard Az. phons
nnliafd a09.
tseHn Pharmacy. corner 18th av. and
nc Pine East ttta. Ind Cedar i2zf.
Mountain View Drug store. eornsr fArd
ana Aurora North 57s, Green o.
Fremont Drug Co., Fremont av. and
south Park Pharmacy. a2zb Dallas ar'
Sidney 1873.
Cherry street Pharmacy. corner sara
Cedar tta
AIasas Drug store. Atth and Green
wood ay. Phone North Ga.
Ads taken up to ~ n m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
SELLING ICE I'm
SCENT PIECES

muEciE. Ind. July 4.-The
Temperatures here for the last
three days have broken the July
records Of a decade. To add 10
tho suffering. there 10 an Ice
famine In Munele. The fac.
tories are selling Ice In five
cont ploces and compelling
their customers 10 come TO the
factory TO get II. The only es-
ception made In the small
pieces doIed out 10 In families
where there are young children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
AT the Theatres

tinuously for ten minutes without
moving anything but his lips. Bees.
sic Bown Kicker makes the audi.
encc warm up TO her In her cute"
child representations. Louis Stick.
ney'a miniature circus act takes
well with the kids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
COME

TO the Yakima wild West show in East
South Park; July g.. at 1880 .. m and
$3.50 D m. VIA horses shipped here
from Columbia river desert; two notori-
GUS outlaws; best riders in tho state.
Admission 25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
At tho Empreaa.

Bill At the Empress this week IL
wen balanced aud entertaining
throughout Edouard Jose. IN an
emotional play entitled Father"
was capahly supported. Watson
and Dryer. late OF THE Red Mlll''
company. proved laugh provolsers.
Prince Makarenko and little gypsy
girl sang well. the latter also being
a graceful dancer. Some difficult
stunts With barrels. with good com.
edy effects. were furnished by Rob
iuson aud La Favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
THE SEATTLE STAR

20 mn, na6m6iifs 'IlS 10 dsis
when your subscriptions expires IL on the
address label pf your paper. When that
date arrives. II your subscription has not
again been paid IN advance, your name
Ia taken from the Her. a change 81 cate
on tho address label IL receipt
ny mail tstrietty IN nAsnnesl 30 cents
month up % els months, sis months.
VI Toi one year, $3.50
fiy mail. out ~ city. 80 cents per month
up 20 .is nonihsi ala months. ti.70i one
year. ta1s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
TAKES POISON

LOS ANGELES. July Mixing
quantity of stryohnine Into a
supposed early morning Fourth Of
July spread. Henry Kelly. SO. con
tractor. committed suicide early to
day after trying 10 induce his wife
to partake Of the poisoned food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
The MARKETS

The feif.wirG srs rne average prices
ae.ted by the feesi ~hot~saiers - local
10 f-s.hne.s and geaefai eseeiisnee. but
these prices. unless otherwise tndtesf -
are tee strictly firsf srads>A
HE. aad uffer--sefIlnx rrteeL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
QUEER THINGS in THE NEWS

truth. The Rev. Mr.. wrexler Is Wis
iting in Philadelphia. and when he
comes home. ! a. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
DENTAL WAR
CONTINUES
The people get the benefit.
Prices for hIoh-class dental work
90 begging at prices people can pay.
operate on your teeth; the com.
blne operates on your poeketbook.

There is 'ust one way left for me TO
win my Dental fight IN this state and
that IL by continuing 10 tell the people
about II. when the people pu, men in
human rights more than they do tho
dollar. dentists will enjoy liberty. The
Dental Combine. like all combines IL
powerful know how powerful " II.
and how weak !, IL when the people are
aroused Ask your legislator why Brown
did not SO, his Dental law passed
From now until the next Legislature
meets will bs at my dental offices. 7ia
Fire, Avenue. every day from s.ao a. m.
10 p M. Your dental work will be
done by specialists IN my office. under
my supervision. nj prices that viii make
tho state Dental Combine gasp for
breath.
work. but with the hlsh-priced state
Combine Dentists for less than half
their price I guarantee my work. they
do not guarantee theirs My large prac-
ticc enables me 10 afford a specialist In
each branch OF dentistry TO serve my
patients. this makes the combine Jealous.
THO state Dental Combine was or
ganJzed ton years ago this spring for
tho purpose Of charging high prices and
Keeping Eastern dentists out OF this
state By denying them their license. For
ten years I have fought this combine.
was betrayed In the last Legislature.
shall go 20 the next, and the fight VIII
go on and on until | win.
Come Ina and have your dental work
done at your own price. Send your
friends TO me. He careful TO cut this
adj. out and bring Il with you. as people.
especially women, are being robbed by
dentists on First Avenue who repre-
son, themselves as being my assistants.
| do not know whether these dental
dumps are being started by the com
bine or not. so bs sure and come 70
7i3 First Avenue, Union Block, offices J
to 10 and ~ to 20. over l.. W. Suffers
Jewciry store, one door south OF the
Postal Telegraph Building
open evenings until and Sundays
until for people who work
EDWIN ,. BROWN ID. ID. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

ME- H0sENGUIl6 USDEHfkKfNh 90.
Corner eth and uHions Main 1907. Ind.
fTea FREMONT OFFICE, all7 Pre-
mont az Phones. North 40, orssn ~.
nurrEHwOhfH a son, irofessienal
Directors and Licensed Embaimsfs 1891
lst. OPP Aogfe theatre Both phanss sts
H0nnsy Watson Co. Funeral Directors.
THIRD AZ, and University Both phones ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
FOR Observation-Disclosures

0~S~.~~~~.~.~>~>~>~~~~~ ~S~r~~>>~>~~~~~~sr~~>~
All kinds OF store fixtures, counters.
shelving. etc. made at % Bell st. Phone
Ind. 1906.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

Frozen goodness-Seattle Ice
Cream favored with Mapleine. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

Frozen goodncsa-Seattle lc
Cream favored with Mapieine. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
rARMs AND ACREAGE.

BUY A CAMP SITE. ONE HOUR
FROM SEATTLE
Two blocks from Sound. near dock
sweeping view: pretty trees and shrub
berry. free clam beach: fine bathing.
grccery store on land; price $500;
terms So per month.
OLE HANSON a CO.,
sii-1b-te-i7 New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

We are offering Tor trade 1870 acres Of
the best land IN the state Of Wash
tnsfon highly improved and In crop
value t4a.0oV. No membranes. VIII
trade for income property. apartment
house preferred.
PUGET SOUND BROKERAGE co.
ifsT-s-s Empire Bi3g
Main tES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
LOST AND FOUND.


$4,000. 900 TREASURE.
Wanted More investors who wish
to become rich on the return Of
the treasure ship Hesper from Co
cas- Island. with FIFTEEN MIL
LION DOLLARS. Share. zoe. In
blocks OF 20 TO 100 or more.
Other expeditions. claiming to
possess Hackett's secret. have
failed. Captain IL here and win
head our expedition. Call for cir
culars and blank application
forms at Headquarters OF Cocas
Island Hydraulic a. Treasure Co,
Inc, OF Seattle. 507 Maritime
Bldg. oil Western ay. Main
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
h0MEaTEAna

S~~NeN~~~>-er~ee>~>-e-e ~~>l~(.~~~-~->.>.~.
We can locate you on an exceptionally
good homestead or desert claim IN one
~ The best fruit sections Of Eastern
Washington. Can 70 see orchard Views
ana get particulars
THE pEHHfNH LAND COMPANY
III THIRD AV IA IA f4e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

.Ns~~e4~~S~e~N~~~N~~4 N1~~e0N-N~~e~N~~oee~
Ladies' hlsh grade suits. $40 and f4s
value tto and tss. IN blue serge. ehssio
and Wofsted
wARNauofDT THE TAILOR,
IN Burke BIDS 4. ttff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

Iost-Sots book coniainiaE check Tor
trs and check books. on way frvu
t1th and Terrace Court 20 second ard
cherry Return TO iies Terrace Court
East 1919. and receive reward.
FOUND Fsmais Boston bull Call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

personal
s~-~~~~S~~~s~S~~@~~~-~~ ~~eN~S~~r>r-~~~s~~~~~
RUPTURE CURED DO not wear
truss. permanent. abspiuts. without opsf-
alton or detention from business o.
iaboFg over one hundred eases cured past
two years. from ass ! year 10 ass 70.
The Harvard system. SOS hhsfsr Bids
itlt second ay., seattle.
STYLISH MAkE-OVER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyed. cleaned ana re-
blocked. Flufnes cuffad and clcsnef
Alteration Dept New and old gar
msHts sci Arcade
LADIES kEM0DELiNG PARLORS
New Earmsais made and old rsmodeisd
Latest styles Prices reasonable. as
Arcade Bldg Ind 1. SSH.
Arcade BidR ind l. 1911.
Mrs Yea Hifkeft, graduate nidwife.
home cpnnnamsnt. female disorders sue
cesHfuiir treated. physician " required
ftni VALLEY. corner Eastiahs az. Tahs
Easiiahe car 60 valley ~. Prom ! 20 J.
WANTED EverY0ns suffering from
BLOOD % SKIN disorders Of any hind
20 call Tor free trial bottle Dr. Nckords
a. - a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
pHosEs' MAIN 1857. iSp -.
Don't be iun.iy Join our matrimonial
bureau ttft Seventh az. room ] WON
IN free this month Phonc T. tisI.
INTRODUCTION SOCIETY.
Removed "a ga Seneca ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
rAeMs Arp Northumberland,
HUM EHEEk Eli
ATTENTION WANTED.

ATTENTION WANTED.
This advertisement IL for the man or
woman who wants 10 acres u good
land near Seattle for n modern poultry
ranch This land lies q Of mile
from the lake aud = y station Tho
price IL only $3.50 and the terms are
1875 down. balance 40 par month.
where eias can you get good land for
this extremely low price within driving
distance Of Seattle. with good auto
and wagon raad7 Take Madison car
ana Kirkland Ferry. or Anderson boat
10 our office. On wharf az kirkland.
mr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-30
CONTEST IN EGG LAYING.
Pick Of Hens Country Over Will Be
in Competition.

Storrs, Conn, oct. 30.-In special,
constructed pens at the Storrs agricul-
tural experiment station, hundreds OF
hens from all over the country, tho
pick of the egg producers of the North
American continent, have gone into
training for the first international egg
laying competition ever held i'm the
United States. Entries for the egg
marathon will close tomorrow and no
moro hens will be received after mid
night. November the starting gun
viii be fired and the contest will be on
to continue for one year
The most important Of the rules gov
erning the competition, which has ex-
cited the interest of poultry fancicrs
and farmers all over this country and
Canada, are az follows:
The competition shall begin Novem-
Der /, 1911, and extend over period
OF one year from that date.
Each entry shall consist of six pure
bred females, either hens or pullets:
no males TO be included. Five layers
shall constitute "A competing pen. the
extra female being held as substi-
tute in case OF the death or incurable
malady Of any member of the pen
Every specimen entered must be full
sized, healthy and vigorous.
All eggs produced shall be retained
by the management for the purposes
OF this competition.
The fowls will be protected with
armed guards. locks and watch dogs
but none OF the parties to the compe-
tition shall be responsible for losses.
Should there be any surplus ovei
the economical management of tn,
IL will be equally divided
among the owners Of the pens.
All fowls entered must be OF some
recognized breed or variety, and mon
grel or cross-bred hens will not bs
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-30
COWBOYS, REAL AND BOGUS.
Some Of the Stage limitations Make the
Real Cowboys Smile.


The other night a show playing the
ing role was played by one of those
bogus cowboys straight from Dear old
Broadway. 1t happened that bunch
Broadway. 1t happened that a bunch
night with a shipment of cattle. They
took I'm the show, and naturally the
stage COW puncher attracted their at
tontion. His work was so raw that
they almost started a rough house. The
demand for western characters has
caused many to affect the chappels and
neck handkcrchiefs i'm imitation Of the
real cowboy, but there are many things
and characteristics about the cowboy
of the ranch and plains that the would
be cowboy cannot initiate. He cannot
initiate the Looping gait of the genuine
COW herder nor can he have the same
pair of beautifully bowed legs All
cowboys are bowleggcl. This is a
fact not known to everybody but fact
nevertheless. When you sec a man or
boy in a suit Of cowboy clothes; erect
of carriage and you cannot see light
between his knees, you may put him
down at once for a counterfeit and you
will not be wronging him at all. They
are not born bowleggod but in in
fancy they are i'm the saddle and the
best part of their lives is spent with
the horse under them. 1t is the con-
slant straddlng of the legs that puts
the curve in their legs and you will
not find one real cowboy who is not
bent i'm the legs.
If you see a cowboy with his hand
kcrchicf tied in the front you can also
put him down for a base imitation of
the real goods. 1t is not a matter Of
choice for the cowboy TO wear his
handkerchief around his neck 1t is
almost compulsory ana it is equally
compulsory TO tie it behind so that the
larger portion is baggcd i'm front and
when i'm a storm or fast riding I'm the
dust or cold he has bat TO drop his
chin i'm the bag like fold and his face