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To Name Successor to Lockney.

The resignation of Henry Lockney
as district attorney of Waukesha
county was received in the executive
office from Sheriff Elmer Dent, with
whom county officers are required to
file their designations in case of va
eating an office to which they have
been elected.
Governor McGovern went to Wal
worth county to speak to a high
school graduating class.
AT this time no names of possible
appointees have been mentioned.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-06-30
Pensions to Badgers.

Pensions have been granted to these
Wisconsin people: Newton Chesmore,
$40; Mary e. Clark, $12; Matilda No,
SIP; George Zimmerman, $40; Daniel
Bigbee, $12; Ann Ellis, $12; Seth H.
Gillard, $40; William Herb, alias Heep,
SIS; John Rands, $40; Mary e. STRAIT
ton, $12; Eugene A. Tipplo, $40; Louis
Neffinger, $40; James E. Webb, SIS;
Mary A. Brasier. $12; Peter Doctor,
$12; Michael Gunderman, $40; w. s.
McCready, $780, John Lamorie, $12;
Cliophas Papar, $40.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-06-30

line the naval review The vessel is Of 10000
a
batteries consist 10 2nch
O 900 Charles
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-06-30

Baraboo.-Charles Bender, mayor
of this city, died at the home of his
son, Freeport, Ill. He was born in
Germany and came to Baraboo forty
years ago. Mayor Bender was a ves
eran of the Civil war.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-06-30

Sheboygan.-The Gerend collection
Of Indian relics of this and adjoining
counties, including several thousand
pieces, has been secured for a She
boygan county museum to be located
in the public library here. The col
lection is valued at $4,000.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-06-30

attended the convention of the Ger
man Lutheran synod of Wisconsin,
which opened in this city. The defini-
ton of the duties Of the church were
given the entire time devoted to the
discussion Of theological and doctrinal
questions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
LEGAL .Ermucs.

The legal profrssson has IT, ethical
.sumch. The barrntry law 81 this stats
10 m evidence Of u. The so~ns put
% our Jasses ~ Law Ia another evidence
The ss-eaiisa leading lawyers orass eiiiiy
shout ssssnnienes chsrsr-. because some
Lawyer has thu honor and humanity %
adsits sumo poor crippiaa snf maimed
rreatnFs That he has a cause Of ar.
,s.n swAirs' s~fn~ corporation fer his
iniary. And WHEN t.rs docs give .
fair dasnass 30 tho in3nrea. tho Judge
In the black slik gown may arbitrarily
reduce the amount OF the verdict untii
u agrees with the uortusry and iifs
esrrsianey iahi~s. eesnpiied aad estsb-
iished by the Insprangs thieves. grafters,
eyricit~fs ana sraaaeers % the p@apis
Men In oserafis and womcn and clsildfen
N raks. ossfworked and pndersed. never
destroyed nation. Ana when the go
called leading lawyers corporation law
vera advocate The appe!nsment Of a
commission Of lawyers 10 pass ON ali
laws proposed hafor~ they shall he passed
~ the peoples h~fnn k~t~ and when go
called leadsrs Of tre legal profession
Condemn ali nneasufes whereby tbs poo
pie may come Into control Of their own
government. ana protect themselves
against the robbsry by Epesiai priyllew,
~ 10 tins fur The people 70 establish
their own STANDARD of ethirs and show
the resaisers OF special privilege and
organised grced just how much power
whom u has only the Innocent mistakes
% the people 10 overcome. but we are
all IN danger when subjected to tho Gun
ming class who have given way 60 un-
iwldled iiuense because 81 their power
10 explicit and rob us. By the use Of the
powers Of government Tho lawyer H.
largely Responsible far the successful ~x-
pioliation Of tho peopls and the more
ethical the mors danxcrous. because they
on toinf reason, aud with their cunning
they have turned Justice into injustics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Johnnie sfccniioch. snohnmlsh
81: Leoua Burke. snohomlsh. 10
TX J. Mitchell. Seattle. -. Jennie
Pointer, Seattle. n. X shlselsnwa
sherwood. Or. Is: chiyone HASN'T
xume. Japan. ~. e. sTaubr. Van
couvcr. u. G.. n: clohey L. Rublc
Vancouver. n. C.. IS. Yosfy~uon
sninmasu. Seattle. IS: Aha Miys
ralxl. Japan. 10. Thomas Emo. Top
p~nish. -. Grace Polly. kll.nsbaFg
III. Morris He'll. Seattle. iszsl.
Sara Ko~kins. seattle, 20. Arthur
NJ. Fletcher. Seattle. legal, I4nern
Christie. Seattle. legal. HERMAN a.
schroeder. Seattle. legal: Eloise II.
smith. S~afslc. legal. X q. Wilisew
Seattle, legal. Ada 81 Judd. ca.
manche, Ia, legal Arthur w. Cur
It's. Seattle. legal: Helen Norman.
Redmond. wash. lcsu. Adclph
ZiefIe. Fargo. y. D.. legal; Cresenoc
Fehr. Fargo. y. ID, 70. Alien Ora.
ham, Tacoma, "a. Lillian Gensky.
Tacoma. ee. Roscoe Erbsne Crib.
bic. Seattle. 81. Bertha l.. strain.
seattle. 81. Glen II. smith. Seattle.
legal. Edith Il. AudsEot. Seattle.
legal. ID. q. IIiilmsn. Seattle. 81.
Mrs. II. r. Halt. Seattle. 70 Allan
Fletcher. Seattle. legal: Margaret
Hecs, Ravensdaie. Wash. lsGai.
Knut solyik. seattle. legal. OIca
auud. Seattle. legal Edward ".
Chambers. Seattle. a.. Gertrude NJ
Afcklunon. Seattle. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
DENTAL ETHICS.

rharsine hirh prices. refusing 10 guar
antcs dental work. and hieeisiisiinr
all dentists who do not akree 10 practice
thrlr profession under all tho rules laid
down by the code. Is the standard OF
dental ethics Ia this state n a dentist
charges reasonably. he IL no good. II ne
guarantees his work. hs IL quack II
he advsriis~s In newspapers he IL VIII
lslni aud ali this, notwithstanding the
president OF the Dental Board may he
doing display advertising on hotel regis
ters. or board members NAV have tried
newspaper advertising and failed 10 make
good. while other cN-board members tried
10 advertise ana did not know how. II
dental practice In the world. he In an
ontlsw. why simply all this IL against
the material Interest OF those who pro-
fcas to be ethical Their ethies. like
prcSsnt-dav ierai ana medical ethics. Il
based on deiiar-Betting. Professional life
has crysfailiEcd Into commercial dollar
getting institutions. The struggle for
rsrofs ssionai existence becomes more
tonsc ar capitalist Institutions near COM
pietion. md tho professional man. TN the
days Of hts sdycrfity. whom In want OF
food aud fire. leaves his University, and
aeiis himself Tor hire" Upon tho dis
indignation OF prcscnt-day ethics new
and higher mud more human standard OF
ethics VIII hs established. lsut the
capitalist Institutions that produce the
effect OF ethical deeeneracy must first
pass AWAY and the people must be pos
ssssed OF their rishts.
EDWIN ]. BROWN. y y $.
Tia Fisst Ave-. linton block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
Sugar Climbs

Anxious housewives. with one
eye on the preserve kettle and the
other on me sugar market, needn't
worry. dealers say. for recent ~.
vances In the price OF sugar VIII
not affect the retail prizes.
Two weeks ago sugar advanced
20 points and this week thare was
rise Of 10 points more. The TO
cent 20 point Jump caused an In
crease OF q haif-cont per pound In
the retail prices, but this weeks
lump. some OF the retailers say.
win not neceseitatc an increase In
the price Of small lots. so that tho
consumer, will not be affected.
since July 8 of this year there
has been an Increase OF 80 cents
In the Wholesale price OF sugar.
The beet sugar output. which Is re-
ported large this year. VIII cause
a drop In prices, II Ia believed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
DRINK
CRAVING DUE
TO A
POISONING
Neal 3-Day Treatment
Drives Il From
The System

The drink habit IA not disease.
or an inherited afflietioa. II Ia
due TO storad-up poison In the
system. coming from tho constant
and excessive use OF alcohol.
DR.. n. r. Neal. founder Of the
Neal s.day treatment for the drink
habit, discovered this fact after
many years of experiment and in
Iyestigation.
He then compounded tho antidotc
for this poisoning. The admins
tration OF this antldote--a harm
less compound OF purely vegetable
medicincs-complctely neutralizes
and eliminates the alcoholic poison.
Ing from the body.
An appetite or craving for liquor
IL thus perfectly destroyed or lost
After taking the Neal treatment
one has no more desire for liquor
whatever. The cause Ia removed
and the habit conquered.
This IL all accomplished In each
case IN from one to &c hours. de-
DfUutut upon ttt iutHth tuu thsb'
Teal condition OF the patient. With
this accomplished. nature. aided by
the rccuperatiyc and building.up
treatment. soon asserts Its power.
and az the end of three days the
patient returns from the Neal In
stitutc 20 his home greatly Inn
proved In both body and mind. and
absolutely free from all the old
craving for drink.
Names of guests are never d.
vulged. and all communication are
confidentially treated.
Cali. phone or write for litera-
turc about the Neal 3.Day cui'e. In.
GLIDING Inducements and refer.
onces. Address The Neal institute,
East Howell and 10th av., Seattle.
Phones; East 1881, Ind. Cedar All.
The Neal Institute Of Sc
attic Is one OF more than
half q hundred such institu-
tions In the United States,
Canada and Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

ti) Can the girls father appear
instead Of the Eirl whom appliea-
fion for q marriage license u made 7
ca What IL tho cost Of marriage
liacnsc9 t3l Does the best man
pay the minister? 90 what
II tho ise OF justice Of the pcaceg
X. X.
"a No. the girl must go. accord.
ins TO the provisions Of a law passed
last winter. f3) License costs 81.
ca Tho best man receives the min
ist~r's fee from the groom before
the ceremony and hands II to thu
minister afssr the ceremony ca
The fec allowed TO the Justice Of
Always wash q dozen pcapods 20
cook with the peas. This gives
them better flavor.
the peace IL 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
.Jewelry

Except for rings, less jewelry IL
worn In France than in England.
French women rarely wear brace
lets. except in the house. They
never put on more than one chain
at n time. but they do carry q heap
of things on lt--purse, powder box.
mirror, pencil, tablets and all sorts
OF little brcloqucs --gnys an ex'
change.
A slender chain and a beautiful
pendant rs good style for afternoon
wear. hut not for morning. A
ieweled watch may pass any time,
and earrings. unless pearl or dIa-
mond solitaire, are not at all gen
erai, although a few women wear
the long. droppy kind that some
English women affect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
BEECHAM'S
PILLS

relieve and cure indigestion. They
have quick and tonic action ON
the stomach and its nerves, and so
they give direct aid TO digestion.
They carry away also the indi-
gcstiblc matter. With their use
dyspepsia. hiccoughs, bad taste.
unpleasant breath and hntulcncc
disappear. You should be careful
and remember Bcccham's pills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

and Gordon Lewis. aged respcc-
lively Is and IL yesrs. The coach
q Ira Nelson Davenport. Of tho
University Of Chicago, who holds
. worlds record for the 100 yards
oprfnt--9 as seconds.
The boys eat. sleep and play ~
schedule laid down by Davsn-
port.
Here are some Of the things
they have to do each day:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Mae ~ six.
Tske 4 cold shower bath.
nun two miles.
Put on gloves ana spar several
rounds.
Practice pole vauIiing, sprinsine
and throwing the discus.
Go TO tho mat and practice
wrestling
Swim half milo in Lake Mich
fgan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
Magic Polisher

Many housewives gladly pny Is
cents Tor so.onIled magic" cloths.
IS they ar. very useful for silver
and other metals Being DRY. the,
DO not SOL the hands or. clothing
aud 90 their work until The cloth
lissif wears out
To nsake aach a cloth. take !
quart Of gasoline. y pound Of whit.
ing. aud = ounce Of oIeic acid.
mixing all together and shaking
well Soak pieces u wooieu cloth
IN tho mixture nnd hang them In
the open nsr. IN shady place. 10
cry. when sh~ cloths aro dry the
magic qualities have been given
TO them. The material must be
rool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

n perfectly fresh butter IL made
Into small rolls Of tSo OF thFee
iounds each. wrapped In fresh
cloths aud placed In a LARGE Jar ~
strong hsins. Il can bs kept truus
early spring until September. saYs
Suburban Life. he sugn that the
butter 70 ~ell covered With Tho
brine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

You can keep a new veil from
stretching by threading the scwtns
machine with silk Of the same color
and stitching carefully along each
edge. The stitching will not show
and the veil will remain always In
good condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

IrnnIc Pointer. go 18Th y win
be married 20 =. J Mitchell. sRos
n Spring. tnsnnrevw afternoon NJ
o'clock. ~ the residence 81 her
uncle. Harry fofnscr. lssw. o..
Rev. A. W. THROWN will offie.sis
The matgon Of honor will be Mrs
* =. Newton. sister Of thr groom.
and the hess man. w. T. Eagle. In.
sitstlons for many guests ARE out
aud the house viii be claboss triy
decorated. The young couple win
make Seattle their home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

RACINE. VIA, Aug t.--Csp,ain
william Mitchell Lewis. oace a
star playar on the Yale football
team. doesn't mean TO let the name
OF Lewis become = mere memory
20 old Ell right away. II he cxn
help H.. He has . rising generation
Of Lcwises In training for the Yale
team right now. here In Racine
Furthermore he has hired world.
renowned athlete 20 coach the
young I>ewises and put them
through the stunts that ARE 10 land
them on ono or the other Of the
Yale teams when the time eomrs.
The young Lewfsss are Turner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
Cynthia Grey's Letters

Dear Miss Grey: What will take
out spot that looks like dust from
q white serge drcssg
HAZEL. EYES.
Alt IL probably grease or =
water spot. and the dust has set.
tied on II. Mark the place with =
white thread and brush thoroughlys
then try little luke warm water
aud pure soap. II this does not re-
move II. when dry rub with ann
monla.
Dear Miss Grey Do you know
OF any place whore couple could
70 for a few days fishing. where
there Is also hotel--not too TAR
from Scatter SUNSHINE.
A.--riocds canal IL . good place
20 70 for weeks fishing The
Duckahush. Quilcene. Liiliwaup.
Hkokcmlsh and poeowailip rivers
run into the canal and arc all good
fishing streams, Martha lake. -
che Everett intcrurban. Il . near
place. Trains leave Ffth and Pine
every hour. Cedar river ri Renton
Il another good and near place
Hotels or lodging can be found
near.
Dear Miss Grey--t) What city
IN the United States IL tho largest
railroad centcrf ca What city in
the United States has the largest
union stationy
A STAR READER.
A.--tu Chicago. so 81. Louis.
Dear Miss Grey: I have bcen
going with . young lady for . year.
I Intended to marry her. and while
she was In this city every thing
went fine. Four months ago she
went away. but ~ have been cor.
responding One day received .
letter from her stating did not
care for her any more. and that
wanted to call II off. and that I
could do A. pleased" That never
world OF her. replied. IT IL prob
ably for the best to Let Il all BE-
forgotten" have not heard ainc~.
! don't know what 20 DO. ~ J can't
write the second time. Did Do
wronxY A STAR READER.
Ayes. you did wrong. II you
cared for her you should have said
20. she probably had . reason for
writing as she did. and may have
done Il to prove you Men take
10 much for granted. and women
want something definits 10 dcpend
on. A woman Who really loves
viii wait indefinitely for the man
u be will explain things 20 her. but
no many men seem to think they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
Mistakes
MayHappen

TO you, as they do to everyone.
fyou eat too fast, do not masticate
propcrly, or take food thst docs
not saree with you, digestive de-
rangsmcnts are almost sure TO come,
and indigestion generally leads
TO very serious physical troubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
FROST WINDOWS.

To frost over a window without
|darkeninE the room dissolve Up
som salts IN hot water and paint
over the window while the water
n hot, then allow 10 dry. This Is
easily removed and Is entirely
opauue while on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
WHAT NAMES MEAN

AARON Is derived from the
Hebrew and means lofty and
enlightened"
ABBY Ia a Saxon name for n
maiden name and means
refuge"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
HOW TO KILL WEEDS

II weeds grow in your walk.
sprinkle the following freely over
them and they will die. Ten gal
Ions water 20 20 pounds Of lime
and two pounds flour Of sulphur.
Boil in iron kettle. let settle, pour
OFF clean part and pour on weeds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
sJuscs SAVED rHr MEDICAL rso-
tE~stON.

The safi5 histefy az N. practice ~
faedtclne proves the greatest tsnesa nee
tahius and Ff4ffins Thai wffffs man
r~nin eenrsite Of Nine lice va, q aass
psesefi,pea ~ cure fnr ers,aussc ftss
and tpdat person you'd never have a
w " iris med3cine was 10 use and the
fsntiemt kn~~ ths F@neay rrsscsaian*s but
th- ethics Of early medical rrxoilftensrs
Ana fotay every ethical nsdlrs, ssc4ets',
c"fs makes u crisB. &c dfsuses pro-
frsstonal srerets ffte.s. whss remedy
was a seIid cue. Their heroic treatment
wguid IN unrflntseis. Yss thny nefr III.
ethical ttseectablsa ~ their tims. In shs
medical Profession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
acALp YouR sPoNoEs.

gponees should he washed free
Of soapsuds each time they are
used and hung mp TO dry. A. often
M possible scald them ia soda
water and hang them In tho sun
Anime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Mix together 4 large ears OF corn
grated. 2 eggs. cup OF milk and
IL cups flour sifted With tea
spoon baking powder and a dash
OF salt. Fry IN small cakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Have fpu sfv sfnffas fh~ eiaw eat,
" spstusff We'll. tha class wars eeu..
~ fesaai' ~ The sneafrlal intasas,
=, sAeh fisss IN soeletf. Ear fn.tsnee
- ts@rfstass ef Jesus we're oAssetson.
Ani- 70 ne f0iins eisss ~ his counfs,
49, Hi,ts The tuilnz eiAns fhen - nou
VS. thp Ifppsftied ftass thex snads
fuHh iews az ~srs nefs ssnfy h. ratus.al
es~A i~n~t 90 their ei#xs lnfersats, ana
~ b~e@rss nee~nsafY IL uais = tt.tfs,sm.
p'sr q teacher sf gifss fsrs, s~t~r5uf...
= the eress q wss ethical f,sr thssn a.
~ 80 Ihf marketing - a SLAVE Va.
~ tee ittue I'm port 20 make = report on
" npsf fs4n hee q haa1Ane,s so. a
lord ssd master ceufd knprh ths rs.ar
man u tbs head ard s.ks fhe vide fus
en~ 1f MS e~n. ~ hesn. eshieai Tor fAn
iwa sn1 mssisF 70 have fnans Ens.
liss ttstsff ~ the fat. esnfaslss rerarsr
ths f~st thaf rhan The seff ~ tassz4 rot
m&rfie1 fhe fuasfsr could claim fhe flxht
- sissp an fhf iutas tho ftssf oas.
two. fhter 10 -Four nsxhfs. and fAIs a.
sihlQ~- % Tar ss ID. master vas c0n
" - ethical fcs the large ssrastrrsns
stores - this eify. md De tniephans
raisi pNntes 81 this stts. nnf al cargssft.s
insiiivtsqns te pAy chitdr.n anA merp<s
Tire i"~sst ~sxs r-o.~lssis Tor shefr isbor
49, -, terAuss ihe io~er wAas r.sa a..
ktsassr tbs rfefit ALI be alsA ~hirh 10
f'af dttlserGs on tords ard w4feref
sfcck - mssscf 80 isHsfss~a rehhery 81
fss pfs'asesrs. walsh 10 now ethfe.il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

UsHa1 tI4t4 ....flf 4t.l-.- !" n -
az. 49,. - e"'n nv. s'INemH'heSvs
.r'.ve - :" NJ 'nenass.fes AZ
ss - s'ose 'hvS ooni'ae III me
"a 9s ~ ahsNv.oa m you
49,. .s.spsNn F,Ne, WiiW net an
I'LL T. - '.sn's iyeset te'''hg hef 80
~" W. s"s 'tn'h Nna'eNet you 90.
aa AsAs hef know " Is the truth.
i" /" us oAH Nay
Dear Mas Grey--ti) I am rs aud
deeply Ia love with boy of Ia
AZ times he seems 90 care for me.
but sometimes | see him out With
other girls. DO You think he 10
true 60 mef Mould you lot him
80 and try 20 set someone that "a
better suited Ny parents will not
allow me 90 stay out later thas 10
o'clock with my boy friend. and |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Beat the white Of esq until
stiff and add gradually while beat
ing constantly ! feaspoonful Of
sugar. teaspoonfua OF breakfast
cocoa and = few grains of sxit- Al
TO hair tho mixture while beating
constantly thres-fourths Of . cup
fai OF cold milk. Turn into glass
and pile remainder Of liquid on top.
EGG MIX shake.
Put 3 tabiesp0onfuls OF finely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Steel knives that are not in gen
eral usc may DC kept from rusting
II dipped ia a strong solution OF
soda Zone part water to four parts
Soda. Then wipe dry. roll In flan-
mel and keep In dry place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

The minister who always
notices when women haven't
been to church 10 the most suc-
ccssfui one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Ftubdub--WcII, svppose you
were up bright and early this morn
ing?
Roundabout--No. sir. J am never
up bright and early. II ] am up
early / am not bright. and II ] am
bright am not early. Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
Dear siiss Grey WIN you please
tell me how 10 ~ picked egws7
A wOMANREAnhR.

A.T*ltfrt "a q kttnd freiptt
6ix hard-botled eggs with three
whole cloves stack In each. rub To
gsfhsr u teaspoon salt. y tea
spoen pepper. u teaspoon mustard
with a little cold vinegar. les pint
vinegar come 20 = bssl. add the
spiceE and cook one minute. pour
boiling hot oxcr the eggs. In q
glass Jar. cover eioas,y. They will
~ ready Tor use In TIRES or four
lays A few pieces Of boiled beet
ad1sd will make them = pretty
pink These are nice fer picnic or
lunch or 10 accompany broiied
stcAk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Como men seem 10 think the
csviI ought 10 be thankful that
women were created. sines His
Satanic Majesty can't hs every
where a once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
Cold Dishes for Hot Days

crushed Ice In glass. add ~
tsblespoonfsis q strip. J egg and
twothlFds OF a cup Of milk Shake
Thoroughly and strain into glass for
serving A little nutmeg or CHINA
mon may be added II desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

When the average woman
can't find anything else TO feel
sorry for, she can always feel
cory for hsrssif.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

fringe and gaIIoons arc used "a
seSsbi So~a lgsaiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

csbhsoe Salad.
Ghred a white cabbage fine aud
pour over Il y dressing such ss
you make for cold slaw or French
dressing With little made mus.
tard beaten In A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

EDWIN J. BROWN. u. y $.
Ti9 Flrst Ave. linton Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Dear Miss Grey--tD What city
IN the United States II tho largest
railroad centcrf ca What city In
the United Ssates has the largest
union stationy
A STAR READER.