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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-17
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Grand Rapids Auction ana Storage Co,
sS3s-s0 First aV.. viii buy your goods OF
Rell them on commission. A. r. Roths-
chiid. auctioneer, Main 1850. l. seta
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Bryan's Victory
Pleases Poindexter

Washington. y C.. May s. 1911.
Honorable } w Bryan.
Br~merton. Wash.
Dcar Senator have yours %
End instant. also views 81 navy yard
and surroundings. which are very
fine. and for which am very much
Obliged. They probably will be OF
use In connection with various
matters coming up IN the committee
on naval affairs
! read The Seattle Stars articles
In regard to your trial and nothing
that has occurred In some time
has given me az much pleasure as
your complete and triumphant win.
dica;ion In this proceeding
With congratulations and best
wishes. ! remain.
Very truly yours.
MILES POfNDExTER
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NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT
MOVING PICTURE HOUSES

Acme Theatre Till Death Do
Part. drama. Was Re Justified ?"
drama. "A Doc and Two Mis-.
trosses," comedy: Looking For
ward
Circuit Theatre The nankrnpt."
"nlseharrlng the Cook" comedy:
"near Kind Hubby" comedy: The
Quarrel ON the Chff"
City Theatre The Accomplish
"nangor Destroyed. scenic. THAT
Awful Brother" comedy: wild
Animals In Captivity" educational
Class A Theatre The Master
and tho Man" drama. "Feolshead
Has lost Needle comedy. The
Ranchcrs Vengeance" a cowboy
drama.
Dream Theatre "Samorsas Ex
plRlion." American Beauties.
How the hungry Man Was Fed
Exhibit Theatre "Eduas I'm.
pTisoumcnt." comedy; The Related
bridegroom" comedy Loyalty OF
Don Lnls vcrdugo."
Ideal Theatre the DAYS OF
'ts." MY Daughter" "over La.
cerue In An Arshlp." scenic.
Aida drama.
lycrum Theatre Ingrier's
Revenge" drama ~FrahguArd
Harhor scenic; "Riily In Trouble.
comedy. Prejudice of Pierre
Marie
National Theatre The Crusade
90 the Tcmnlais." Biblical story:
"Marys Stratagem." The Two
Sides. a story OF labor Va. capital.
odeon Theatre When the Dead
Return. Alternately Kids Rescue
The Ocean fiarnessed." scenic:
Ellis Mother drama.
Ruby Theatre Rose OF the Cir.
Gus. Two Girls" comedy: Souls
Courageous. The vindication OF
John. comedy
Savoy Theatre Tuesday and
Wednesday. "firuncho busters
Rival Western drama. The Col.
onel and the King. comedy. The
Sheriffs Sweetheart"
Union Thcatre--'The swamp
Fox. The Confllct." Oklahoma.
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WhAt were theyf Mrs. COOK de-
handed
Objection sustained" announced
Judge Main.
She Wants Reasons.
But think be ought to tell the
reasons" argued Mrs Cook.
We are not concerned now with
his reasons for marrying, but for
the causes OF his wishing to nn.
marry" Judge Main explained.
Cook testified that he was al.
ways kind To his wife. Mrs. Cook.
taking the stand for herself. did not
deny this.
Mrs. Cook was neatly and fash.
ionably dressed. she is about 80,
and has a determined. busincsslIke
manner Her husband Is alleged to
be a few years her junior. Judge
Main denied a decree to both.
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why DID YOU MARRY ME?"
She ASKS HUSBAND ON STAND

Without the aid OF any attorney.
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Cook. club WON
an Of San Francisco. yesterday sue
ceeded In defeating her husbands
suit for divorce before Judge
Main. Timing herself precisely.
Mrs. Cook arrived In Seattle az noon
and Immediately proceeded 10 the
court house.
There she undertook tho cross
examination Of her husband. Cas-
sIus v. Cook, a salesman of electri-
cal supplies. who alleged cruelty.
In a businessiike manner. Mrs.
Cook fired her questions At him. APP
parentiy as unexcited as veteran
lawyer.
why did you marry meg' was
one OF her questions.
Il had two reasons for marrying
you Cook replied.
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SPENT HER MONEY

Alleging that though he took
$4,000 which she had inherited. he
still failed 10 support her. Mra.
Alice Cole this morning began suit
for divorce against George II. Cole.
she also alleges that he sold
farm they owned near O'Brien for
$4,000 and spent the money. All
she got out OF II all. abe says. was
n little home worth $3.50. They
were married In 1891.
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rs a sienographer She lives at
Rainier Beach.
The new office In the Liberty
building. at Third and Union. il
being fitted up this morning A
big sign Is being painted on the
windows. and office furniture Is
being Installed.
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ANTl-SMOKE UP

Mayor billings veto OF the anti.
smoking btu will probably be null.
lifted The Public Safety commit
tee this morning voted To recon
mend its passage over the veto.
II II believed that the council
will pass the bin over the mayors
veto next Monday.
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GIVE ala pRooRAM.

Ulyasus 8. Grant Fortress No. 1.
Daughters Of the @. A. r.. win give
an elaborate musical and literary
program at the Veterans hall at the
Armory tonight.
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RRBlI&G' S
SPECIAL.
packages ~ fiewer seed. ssa
AAnt.lSO's SEED CO.
- W f4ks ~
Sext 90 Public Market
the oxYGENAToR

Cures and cures. nothing shall ever stop
"a pu9smgntA Ia twa haurs All sinds
% fever blood poison. 30 natter hos
bad. liver kidnef4 agpsndirttis and
rheumatism must Ess infaafiis pafsiYs
sis sprsiiiy removed asthma, catafrh.
stomach freutte Nantsn Nnae tefafe
thr neVndag sun cessna and ali blood
diseases iunG and throat tFaabiss
Sand foF our IL page t9aks - osys
pathr and home tnaofeswsnf tee
cured ie Washiuatsa slara February 4.
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LABOR LeAoER HERE.

II. J. Conway. Of Denver. Colo.
International secretary OF the Re
tail Clerks Union. is Ia the city con.
ferring with local members He
will visit the Central Labor Council
tonight
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HElEN WILSON.

Washington Theatre ~ Wcdncs
day and Thursday. The Harvest.
comedy. His Dumb Wife" com.
edy. Lighthouse Keeper Cow
boys Sacrifice" An Exception to
the Rule
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sTN|NN~"NN-"~T<N1sTeT~
Wantef~-To care for one Or two chill
dreu. Is month Tor ono or 80 Tor tWu!
best uf care, washing and sewing. no
other children Mrs Wetrei. GIL W. 1fth
Take Fhinuey av. car
Wanted at encs. o. SEQ Tor o. s.
years on new house and lot north OF
Lake Union Will pay per cent Inquire
a ~ Reed Ind 1853
Children boarded. three years aud
under. Oak 7at
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BlG SHIlMGLIE MllLLL

large ahlnge mill construction IN the Cherry
valley city DUVAf4 This min viii be- IN operation ia q
short timehus adding dollars TO the roll OF
the city Mr. Smith Of located his large min nj
nuVALL because lumber lie the city
and has awaited the coming OF the railroads. that u might be
miod shipped competitive prices Now the railroads
there aud the business viii HUN
Other planning large mills
DuNAIt. aud It certain that will be built
THINK OF III Here II town that has been built since the
railroads the valley logical point
In the heart OF Cherry valley be Of this
chief city valleys
the business only t25 each including improve
and malna.
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THE SEATTLE STAR


10 MAIL ustnIunn~ The date
when Yatf Huhsr firitan expires n on the
address label Of fpur phurr When that
date arrives m your subscription has not
aEain been paid ia advance Yuuf name
10 taken nom the liai A rhanEe % date
on the address label IL a receipt
~ mail tntflgtiY III advanced 30 cents
q month up 10 ala months. aiA muutha
~ fNf one year. tgea
ny mail, Oui ~ city. so cents per month
up 20 stk Honihsf HlH months, ~ TO- pne
Classified want ads etc, one cent psf
word, minimum charge Tor any al, 10
ronia fvlrphnna al ia and We viii send
collector fer payment Main ptea ind
al
Fof the convenience % our rasdars. 80
have established agencies at the follow
the drus stores
trawa Pharmacy. corner 18th az. ana
v. Pine East tHts. lad Cedar fHzl
Mountain View Drug store. r0tuer Isfa
and Aurora North a4H Green 81.
Fremont Dfun 10, Fremont aF ana
EwinH It North ttaA. Green 80,
South Park. Pharmacy. hs9s Dallas ~.
sidney u.s..
Chesry street Pharmacy. CORNER asfd
az and 3 cherry st Phones East tit,
Cedar fHs
AJaxas DRUG stare. afth and Green.
weed a. Phone Nefth Ca
Ads taken w 90 II
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Help wAsrgo-rsmslE.

-~~~-~s~s@~~~-~.~J~S~l@~~
Mou4r 50 tahe charge ~ restaurant
ant fsstrsteaaan fer hNfseifl uns no
has daughter Tor waitress ufefefrrd
h tft The asar
Wanted - ~ s@ftsneet coat hands Tor
ladies alteration feun Apply before
~ HeseishsimeF
Wanfra sastllFi faf general heNssn0Fa
uifi faf general haassspfk #aNss sa0
50 ftth ~
unst reliable wofnar - take Fafr %
office. sss Peoples HANK ulds
Wanted -.iilFl ~ ev 10 ~ sssisi IN
sesrfai heuaework rhsns Netsh 1863
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THE sSoouALMIE BRIDGE AT THE NEW TOWN DUvALL
point Just ~ miles northeast Of Seattle where the snoqua
mic makes sharp bend and whore the c. r. Great
Northern railroads selected the
OF DuvAt.L Is being built THIS city is place
bomeaceker. investor and the business
100000 OF rich soil
Washington back the city while the
starting the wheels OF
Get a home and business ia the Cherry valley city
OREGON & WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
ii33ii34 Henry Bldg Seattle Wash
Everett Branch: 1908 Hewitt
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ruNgRAl plRrcroRs.


TiiE H1aHNurNa UNnEitTAkfNG co
CpFuef sfh and Nniuu. Main 1891. Ind
ass FREMONT oFfick. atfT I'VE
mont ~ Phones. North $50 Green ~
ntrrERM ORTIZ 8 SON. professional
Directors ana Licensed Einhalmsrs 1871
isf. OPP Moore theatre Rom phones pse
nanHaf watson Co. Funeral pifsetofs
rhifd as AMI uniFefsiiF liefh phones p
SPECIAL NOTICES.
s>~e~~css.eN~~r~0e-e~@Ns
Enniisnw omen Daughters of ~ George
meet first and fhifd Thursdays { q ~
Ia fof aatsfs Hail. 1874 Firsf az Faf
Information phone fHa drknt 4Ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

~~~-r~r~c~e~e~~~e~~~~Se-e ~~>r~r~e~~4N~~csNsNNeN~
Large leather purse between Seattle
and swan lake - Seattle and nenion
containing tes receipts. also receipt from
G. y Huiman Return J J, slack.
coytnRtun Timber Co. Kent wash He-
ward.
t1sf--Lady's gold watch end ballard
ueach ear line reward 7ai7 2sth av..
ballard
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Furnished apartments, heat. lights.
gas. $40 iif Valley. Phone Queen Anne
1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-17

slTUATloN WANTEo-FEMALE
FLATS.

Wnnfedr-Ple making and deiicstsHsen
cooking. experienced; hours si80 to ..
m. 1871, The star.
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HoNEsTUADS.
FoR SALE on EXCHANGE.

VIII exchange my te9 sores ~ first
rinsa Hand naar Wort George. % q part
meadow, same ilnbsf. open hay patches.
Faiaf i1ffe want t-reom bungalow
- good iUf ~ good residence district
Nf MACK East sac
fer EHshanae lots 1u Queen
Anne hill for Improved chicken ranch !.
value VI Gee Phone Queen Anne $50.
100 T. 1875
Would exchange f-ro1fu house on W
s5fh % fef 6 ~ g-room IN Ballard and
assume small moftEaRT Address cas-
vs. tsfh. seattle
VIII Trade 10Y house and leia Boz nal-
lard fpf cove rhria sand. Kirkland.
Wash ~ 81 - 80. ..
ffnFe snod reaffe lDf ~ trade fof
Main flft
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Three room flat SO and groom Is per
month. lffs stewart Ut, East sfeT.
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PIX PLACE NARKEr

washington creamery buftsr. pounds
sse. 2 pounds $50. Washington Jersey IN
ter. s0c pound Iowa creamery butter, zsc
pound. renovated butter. goo pound
Danish method butter 2 pounds bsei
local ranch eggs. &c dozen and dozen
sse; Mt Vernon milk and yellow Hand
milk. : cans fsc. domestic Awias cheese.
2sc pound imported Swiss cheese. acc
pound. Prim cost cheese Toe pound iifn-
burger cheese i0c pound. SHARP Tiiia-
nook cheese. isc pound. Jack cheese, zoe
pound. orsam brick cheese. 2Oc pound
sirloin steak teal, lsc pound; round steak sss.
leg mutton. f7hc pound. leg lamb. i5c
pound; leaf lard. i7c pound. shoulder
lamb, g pound; corn beef. g pound
berry rhubarb. pounds ice. oranges. CSC
20 zoe dozen: wainuta. zoe pound; native
asparagus. 2 pounds asc; cherries. acc
pound. Telephone peas. Ice pound; new
potatoes, pounds iec.
WEsTIAKE MARKET.
ffslf-pound can spices. i5c. one-pound
cans. 30c; ~ o. bottles lemon or vanilla
black tea soc pound. pure lard. 2 pounds
CSC; veal outlets, ibc pound. veal roast.
AYE pound. bacon. 2gc pound lamb
nevns, sliced bam. &c Pound head rice ass
1 pounds use. cherries, zoc pound: straw
berries, f0o box; limburHer cheese. tee
Pcsssss nss soJsss cs ga "a p poSns Fri
per sack: grape fruit. &c each; fancy
bananas, 20c dozen. pounds broken
rfes $50. asparagus pounds Zoe. Ger
man carp, 7e per pound founders. &c
pound: black cod 2 pounds use; kippered
salmon, pounds z5e; shad. 2 pounds ise
SITUATION WANT ED--FEMAL
~~~~~~s~~<~e~SN~ >~~e<N>~~~c~~c~NN~~~
WRnfeda-Pie making and deiicstsHsen
cooking. experienced. hours $40 to ..
m. 1871, The star
FLATS.
~~~~.~.~s~~S~.~>~-~~- ~~y~~,~o~~~D~><~0~~
Furnished apartments, heat. lights.
gas $40. III Valley. Phone Queen Anne
1904
Three-roorn flat $40 and Groom IS per
month. iffs stewart st. East sfe7
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FOR RENT-MlscELLANEous

All kinds or store fixtures. counters
shelving etc. made at % Dell st. Phone
Ind 1905.
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FOR sALE-Woop AND COAL.

Seattle Fuel Co, all kinds OF coal and
millwood. NJ. lsib. Ind. its.
Patent dust pan with first load coal
Wainwright & Mcleod. Phones ials.
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MARNlAGE CEREMONIES
nE-Hfsftu efFtn

t1toSks MAis t1ff iNn 81
MIS- Wen Nieksfa. srAhuafs Hsta ~
rrssfaiIF treated physician ~ fsIutfFt
1871 Waller, EpfrFf Fasiiahe Eake
Easiiaks eaf 70 Waller q won 20
WAITE D. tFrFFans spffsrtHE ffens
BLOOD ~ hKiN disorders ~ aaY slnd
~ eaii Ter free trial euttta uF Nsnknfd
farunps fusaedF So Pacific Hidf
LADIES REMODELtNG PAHf.ORs
Nee safmsnis made and aif rsfaoasisd
latest styles Price, reasonable fis
Arcade ride lad 4 EttI
Arcade hlae fua q stif
Yer Use ss49p phatss stsls fhs
rions-f Hsu1is fss Firss ~
NfHoptcffbs Rorirff
itti Thift a. Ne ~. Nrt4e hotel.
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LIVESTOCK.
COLLATERAL LOANS.

=
FhDfIDENT PLEDGE SOCIETY.
100 white building
Short time loans ct loW rates on
collateral security
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THE WASHINGTON oxYoE.
NATION ~

u-is P.I nias s.a,iis. wash.
RUPTURE rtMku nN naf sea-
alton q trtshfiHa from bunfnaas Or
iarafi oFsF dns hundred raass CURED past
TIVE reafs ffnfu aae year 60 aae To-
The Harvard Hfsfefa sQk AhafsF NldE
1873 astuna az A9aftts
STYLISH MAKE OVER SHOP.
Mats tfGsslnlsf dyed eteaas1 and 70
tierksd Fiafnss euTtsd ana sieaNsd
Affefafian usEs Nea zuf nit gaF-
ntsnts ssi Arcats
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.


hausNkeH PINS faafns family % = 10
~ hvlnrnl Kaa. liehfa and iaendrs fur.
sf-hsd - and fgsQ per s9aA tet
isssHfh
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CHATTEL LOANS.

rO>~~~~N~~~~~-~~~~~ ~~~~S~>>~~~~-~~~
Loans on furniture. horses. etc William
Roach, room III New York bldg
wanted--A loan OF Sc 500 on Income
real estate. Address les. star
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fNTERFSTfNo 10 You.

~ EMS tAFN1 ~ tOU.
rhs fsaeFo Tract has exceptionally Hofd
rezetabie bottom Heii and is practically
level. not far frufn kifAiand fewY
iaufinE VIII ssii on terms ffs frwu
ard SIC a month See me a. ktFkiaud
hotel. " ~. pressn
Wanted .os9 men - piaY pool ~ tire
oflentai pool rooms We give our patrons
trade checks fttg Third sv. Between
Pike and rnion
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
.-saud postal far r~atfie examination
schedufe Frsnkiin Institute. Dept 1aer
Rochester. y.
i.9o9 men wanted 10 eat no, roast beef
sandwiches Basement ORIENTAL
POOL ROOM. isfa laird av.. heteseH
Pike ard TntSn
CDapan asants. best proposition tn the
city. urandta studio US Ftfst av
Hoom y. Union Hioct
Solicitor who can sell Advertising
space Call a. 1871 seventh az
CRAWFORD FLOoH co. tfsi
FiOor anrfacinR aud f~finishlnx dona
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W1nisf -Msa AID earasa 10 sara ths
barber ffate faafaesf ard rnass rrfn.
pfsts school In the West Wages paid
Nhiis learning An unlimited coafss free
Cema ana 800 W Or erite far par
ficuiaFe
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
"a Maan-nELnn- - ~. mini A.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-02-23

as box elder, ash, elm and white
spruce. Let the rows be eight feet !.
apart and set the trees two feet apart
In row, alternating box elder and ash
or elm. The box elder is a fast-grow-
ing tree and also spreads out its
branches and is leafy so that it shades
the ground in a shorter time after
planting than the others, forming the
shade that will keep down weeds and
grass which must be kept away from
the trees If they are to do we'll. When
the box elders get SO large as to shade
the other trees they should be cut out,
giving the ash and the elm the whole
space. In time 1t may be necessary to
cut out every other n of these, too.
The ones cut out will then be big
enough for poles or fence posts.
The inside row can we'll be made OF
evergreens. They do we'll. are always
green and form the best wind break
of any tree. The success with them
will depend largely on the variety and
the way they are cared for. The hardi-
est is the white spruce and 1t is also
a. very pretty tree, growing symmetrt-
cal and straight. In planting the trees
be sure that the roots are not exposed
to the sunshine, as the evergreens do
not stand this. hcinp much more SEN
sitive than other troes in this respect.
Nor do they stand being whipped
about by the wind.
Why not have a good wind break7
1t can be so easily grown on the prai-
rie. The comfort and pleasure that it
will afford cannot be measured in dol
lars and cents though 1t will add a
great deal more to the value of the
farm than the cost Of putting 1t there.
Do not plan to plant all the trees at
one time. Start with the willows and
then plant the others as time will al
low.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-02-23
A Perennial Peril.

The crinoline of the f1fties is be
lieved to have been invented by one
of three Frenchmen-a certain Joseph
Thomas, who died a short time ago in
the United States; a Diapers assist
ant, who is nameless, or one Heinden.
rech, an executioner, who '"1ourished'
during the second empire. On what
one might very well call circumstan
tial evidence, I rather favor the exc
%cutioner.
1t is pointed out that the soft HOOP
which now encircles SO many smart
skirts might easily develop into some.
thing much more substantial and that
from wearing beehive bonnets Dame
Fashion might easily turn for variety
to beehive petticoats. But I hope the
No Crinoline league Of 1893, If it is
still in existence, has its corporate OF
s%ecretarial eye on that hoop.-Lady's
Pictorial.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-02-23
WITHOUT AVAIL.

I thought Maude had a pretty face,
but nov she doesn't please, because
TON, horscrs,, hat gr!maceD saw the
maiden sneeZe. Then Violet, | used 10
muse, would be a dainty wife; but one
sad DAY i say her use, for eatia.s
leans, her knife .AnG Isabelle was true
and suuare, as i.cnssl as the day, i
though, until her russet hair worked
loose and blew away But recently APP,
peared lennette, in whom | could des.
cry no blemish, and MY hopes were set
in the most cloud.es3 sky; but there
We're heartless clouds ahead. Bill
!'iom'ey came to ne, Il want 10 tel
Yea sir" he said, "Jcannet e's lly
i!aacce." Despairing row. i :e2k re,
treat In monastery Gel, where woman
J sn2ti never meSt, and Ii sweet peace
Gay Awell.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-02-23

wind break,> in that they send up a
number of shoots from the roots so as
to make quite a close interviewer mass
that will be very effective in checking
wind which would very easily pass
through the trunks of the common
trees. Two rows are better thar one.
Some prefer to have them eight to ten
feet apart. but two rods is, as a rule,
better, as then n can drive between
them. Two rods inside the willows
plant a number of rows of trees such
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-02-23

North Dakota sent some stock to
the northwestern live stock show at
St. Paul. The winnings are given be-
low:
First, prize, lamb carcass
First prize, pure bred wether lamb.
First prize, yearling grade wether.
First prize, lard hog carcass GOO to
275 pounds).
Second prize, grade wether lamb.
Second prize, pen of grade yearling
wethers.
Second prize, pen of grade lambs.
Second prize, bacon hog carcass
600 to ESQ pounds).
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-02-23
Thy W. G. PALMER, North Dakota Ag-

(By w. G. PALMER, North Dakota Ag-
ricultural College.)
There is, perhaps, no one thing that
Will do so much to make a place
homelike as trees. They can, however,
be planted so as to become a nuisance.
Planting trees on the prairie is a very
different thing than planting them in
a country naturally wooded. In a prairie
country the first thing to keep in mind
Is the wind, which the trees should be
planted to keep away from the build
lngs. In protecting the buildings from
the wind the snow will also be checked
and If the trees are too close to the
buildings the TO- will be lodged right
in the way. For this reason the trees
should be a good distance from the
house, say at least ten rods.
The outside rows are willows, as
they are the most hardy in the wind
and they also make the most effective
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perk RInas vnd.r th, Ex.a.

P:aleness Of the face. with dark
rings under the eyes. together with
loss Of appetite, lassitude and nervous
ness. indicates anaemia, which usually
attacks young women. For this plenty
Of plain, nourishing food should be
eaten ut regular hours. plenty of out.
door. exercise should be taken and
one should spend as much time as
possible with the bedroom window
open. and on a hard mattress. A
course Of tonics should probably be
taken, one to improve the appetite,
enrich the blood and give tone to the
whole system.
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Common Names.

The commences of the name John
10 due to the fact that 40 days in the
year are associated in the Roman cal.
endar with some saint, martyr. con.
lessor or beatus named John, and for.
merly n took his name from the
saint on or e a whose day he was
born. In Domesday Book William is
the comonest name, then Robert, then
Walter. Magdalen used at one time
to be q fairly popular name.