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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
GOWN CUT TOO
LOW: SUIT RESULT

NEW YORK. Oct. IT, me cut Oh
dress worn by Mas Dorothy Jar
don when she performed the Dan
ser Dance" In Nine sherry. aronE'
cd serious objections today from n
fury OF suburbanitcs at Riyerhead,
l.. l.
The jury allowed $1,000 dam
ages 10 lgnaoio Martonctii. q dane.
er. who said he had been dihehafE'
ed from the company because be
protested. In Chicago. against the
costume. lac sued George w Led
eror. Al VI. Wood and other mem.
beers OF the syndicate which staged
the mime. sherry" company.
Marlenetti told the Jury that In
hla opinion Miss Jardon'a dance
gown was ahockIngly low, front
and back. and that he feared for
the effect upon audiences ana
damage 20 his reputation II he APP
poarcd with her,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

Why. have seen thieves ut the 20.
lice station treated with far more
pollteness than We were.
One day | was arrested four
times. Tho Judge told me II came
back any more he would agnd me
TO the workhouae, told him !
would rather so there than back 90
the factory under the old condi-
lions,
My mother died when was
seven years old. and | started 60
work In factory when was thir.
teen, averaged Sc a week, NV
father waa sick. and had 10 ast.
port him. my grandmother and four
brothers and sistora My wages
we're not enough.
Hut none OF us got what We
earned. so that's why we're fight.
Ing It's going 20 take nerve 20
hold out. but We mean 10 do u. II
II takes all the next year
It's all for the union. and the
union 20 me IL next 10 my church,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
Makes a Bad Cough Vanish
QuicsIy--or Money Back
The Quickest. Suress COUGH Rem.
edy You Ever used. Family
supply for SOC. Saves You 81.

Yoa have never used anything
which takes hold OF bad cough
And cnnquers u so quickly as Pinex
Couch syrup Gives almost instant
rsilef and usually stops the most
obstinate. deepsrafed cough in 20
hours. Guaranteed 20 give prompt
and positive results even Ia Group
and whooping cough.
Pinex Is a special and highly con.
esufrated compound 81 Norway
White pine extract. rich ia guaia'
col and other healing pine cle.
ments. A SO cent bottle makes =
pint--a family supply Of the best
cough remedy that money can buy.
At 4 saving Of s. Simply mix With
home made sugar syrup or strained
honey. ~ a pint bottle. and u Ia
ready for uSe Easily prepared Ia
6 minutes --direetiona III package
Children ike Pinex Cough Syrup
lit tastes good. and is a prompt.
safe remedy for old OF Young Stimu.
lafes the appetite aad IL slightly
laxative both good features. A
handy household medicine for
koarseness. asthma. bronchitis. etc.
and unusually effective for iucipient
lung troubles Used In more homes
In the L. 5 and Canada than any
other cough remedy.
Pinex has often been initiated.
but never successfully. for nothing
else will produce the same results
. The genuine Is guaranteed TO give
absolute satisfaction or money re-
funded Certificate of guarantee Is
wrapped In each package. Yonf
druggist has Pluex or will gladly
get Il for rot. II not. send 20 The
Pinex Co. ". Wayne. Ind. Plnex
Is fully guaranteed By Hartell Drng
Co tdisiributers1 Seattle -Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
WROTE PHONETIC BIBLE

~ United Press Leased Wtrs)
MANkATO. MINI. Oct. IL
translation OF the Bible IN phonetic
spelling has just been made by
Judson Jones. who Is so years old
lilo began the work 20 years ago.
II required Is years Of incessant
labor TO write the book out and an.
other two years TO correct the mia.
takes and proofs
Chrlst's Sermon on the Mount has
been printed. The title. as printed
on tho cover. Ia "kflsts serman on
the Mount; Spelled as spok'n hi
Jndson IonE" There are no silent
letters or syllables
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
WHATS THE USE?

WASHINGTON. Oct lT~--ifa W
Craven jumped into a taxicab yes-
tegday morning and rode about the
parks for two hours lie had no
money 70 pas and VAS driven 10 a
police station.
lie owes me 81. said the chauf.
ieur. Ira smiled and tbs oaptain
started with him Tor a cell
Quit your kidilng aaid Craven.
You can't lock me up here. I'm
crazy. Just Escaped from ~.
Eli1Aheths insane asylum and
thought | would see tbs slghia.
ira's statement was verified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
Plates Finger-Proof

ST. LOUIS. Oct. " Sterling IL.
Campbell Of this city. inventor Of
the nolseless soup spoon. FASTENED
congratulations when be learned
that isaac Allen OF Chicag0 had per
fecfed soup plate Into which the
waiter cannot stick his fingers
They will so weIi together. he be.
licves
Campbell discovered that tea.
apoonfui OF olive oil on grapefruit
viii keep the Juice from squirting
into ones eycs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
RAT A LIVE ONE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1.-THE
perennial Jest founded upon the
rat" woman wears In her hair be.
came n nearreallty yesterday. a.
Mrs. Eleanor Strncklcy was being
examined at the Central Emergen.
cy hospital. mouse peaked froni
under her heavy treaaes and IN a
aecond loaped 20 the floor aud
scampered for cover Mrs. Ida Cur
rier. the attendant. reversed the
traditions OF her sex by promptly
amacklnE the mouse on the skull
with a broom handle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
WHAT is VINEGAR?

WASHINGTON. Oct. II. - .pr
Harvey w Wiley, the pure food
champion. IL taking up the quea
tons. What II Vinegar" and
What Ar. Soft Drinksr~ lie con.
tends that pure vinegar IL the prod
uct OF cider. and that soft drinks
should contain only pure fruit en-
tracts. sugar. spice and pare water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
FIGHT OVER HEELS

sT. JOSEPH. Mo. Oct i7fol.
lowing a dispute as 10 whether rub.
Der heels could be bought for Is
cents or for 60 ceats. John Davis
sho, and killed another man by the
same name Tho victim Was shot
In the back The slayer escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

than ever hefese. and nn~ I caffS
fonr cheeks which 10 NamsihinE 7
could never say before.
AS old ffiaHta who have been used
20 seeing me with thin. Ions face
saf that ! am locking better than
shas have ever seen me before. and
father and mother are no pleased To-
think ! have set TO look - veil anff
weigh 20 heavy for me
CLAY JOHNSON ssxst
Treatment attn we'll pleased with.
AatEnI II has been the light OF my
iifr I am getting back 20 ny proper
weight again When I tegnn 20 tabs
sassol J OILY wsishsd ~ ronnds-
Weighing ita pounds and feeiing fine
don't Eafe that stupid feeiing every
morning that used 20 have ! feel
good all the Time want 90 pat on
about five pounds Of FISH and that
=. aAanon wrss.si
Here "a my report since takins ths
Sarxoi treatment am man 81
years Of rKe ard was all run down
to ton ne wv x.s sS - Weak ses e ,ss SS
10 sarroi. ! look like a new man. I
gained Is pounds with "a days treat
ment I cannot tell you he's happy
feel Az ms clothes are getting 100
tight. My face has good color and
Mns. vEnrIE HOUSE ssysi
'HarkOi ~ certainly the grRndeAt
treatment I ever used II has helped
me greatly I could hardly eat any.
thing and was not able TO cit an
three dave out Of week, with stofu.
aah trouble ! took only two boxes OF
Rargni aud can eat anything and u
don't hurt me and I have no more
headache My weight was 10 pounds
and now I weigh tt0 and feel better
than have for five years. am now
az firahY a. I want TO DO. and shall
certainly recommend Sargol. for u
does just exactly what you say u
will do"
YOU may know some OF these pco-
pic or know somebody who knows
them We will send you their fun
address " YOU wish. 50 that you can
find out all about Eerg0l and the
wonders N has wrought
Probably you are now thinking
whether all thls can be true. stop u.
write US at once and We VIII send
you, absolutely free soc package
of tho most wonderful tablets YOU
have ever seen. No matter what tho
cause Of your thinness II from, Sar-
goi makes thin folks fat. hut we
don't ask you 90 take our word Tor ".
simply eat the coupon below and In
close l0c stamps 20 help cover the
distribution expenses and Uncle
Sans mail viii bring you the most
valuable package you ever received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
PRISONERS WILL
BOOSTLAND VALUES

TACOMA. Oct After the
council had considered a number of
plots of land for prison farm. all
at stiff prices. the cause Of prison
reform got boost when 4. II.
Wilkeson. former councilman. Of
fcred 100 acres rent free for five
years 10 try cut tho plan.
wilkeson figures that getting his
land under cultivation will make
up tho loss IN rent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
STATE DENTAL WAR A
GOOD THING FOR
THE PEOPLE

You save a Dollar. I make Dollar
snd the Dental Combine WIZ Lose Two
Dollars When ! DO Your Dental Work.
Hish-eiass dental work al prices people
can pay.
J operate on your teeth, the combine
operates on yoar pockstbook.
! 40 rot com pete with cheap dental
work. but with tbs hlgh-pricad state
Combine Dentists Tor less than half thar
price guarantee my work. they %
not guarantees theirs This makes the
combine jealous
BE sure and rome 10 5I2 First Ave-
nue.. Union Block. offices 10 10 and ~
10 70, over O.. Vs. suffers Jewelry store,
one door south 0f the Postal Telegraph
Bidding
Open evenings until and sundays
until for people who work.
EDWIN .. BLOWN, -. ID. ).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
QUEER THINGS in THE NEWS

Old Doorssone Of Home Serves az
Tombstone for Family.
The hoadst0nc erected over the
grave Of Edward % DcnslOw IN New
Boston. Mass wah dourstOne at
bis home for many scores Of years.
Ills funeral vas held yesterday
The feet Of his ancestors had
worn the stone rs smooth as glass,
and he hnd this inscription cut In il
IN memory Of bis father. grand and
great.Rrand parents, and kept az his
tombstone: \. Edward DeuHlow.
IN this year Of our Lord. erect this
stone In memory of my own. grand
nd greatigrand parents. In boyish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
kls." Falls 70 Oct Rec.

"intuItlve Kiss" Fsiis 20 Get Rec.
oanitIon In 81. Louis Court.
81 Louih has come 10 the front
with the "lntultlye kiss" introduc.
ed by Mrs Tlilio Shaw Ia her com.
plant against Arthur Walehmnn. a
florist by whom she Was employed
She said he threw dollar into
her lay and tried 10 kiss her. but
when asked II he really tried 60
kiss her. replied y had an intui.
ton he was going to-" Tho court
declined 10 recognize tho "intultlye
kiss when Walchman denied he In.
tended 20 try to kiss her, and dis.
miaacd him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

glee I've stepped on this stone for
over half century "a have my
body lie here Ny spirit will Sc !
know not where ! know must
die. Who cares7 You nor J."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
he HELD The BAG

CLEVELAND. Oct. Giuseppe
Reshkarella made friends with two
strangers IN the Roma saloon
Tuesday night and went home min
us $50. They each placed an
amount Of money In a cloth and let
ReshkareilA hold H. lie put la $50.
There was nothing bat paper In the
cloth when he got home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
Girl Makes Bsiky Horse Move
Traffic Police Fail.

Traffic policemen and scores Of
others tried 10 bulge a baiky horse
that tied up traffic IN Boston. but
the animal wouldn't move
Presently nm attractive young
woman came along. said II was a
shame. aud feeding a piece Of ehOc-
olate fudge TO tho horse. held an
other piece under its nose and
coaYed II away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
BECKY FISHER, IN JAIL 50 TIMES IN II WEEKS,
IS READY TO GO SO MORE FOR LABOR CAUSE

peckx Fisher has been arrested
20 tincs IN NJ weeks. Hustled
into patrol wagon az often as
ecar times in one day. roughly
handled hy policemen and private
s,arde. hullicd by police Judge
Mo threatened to send her Go the
workhonse Rocky has neserthc'
less kep, the even tenor OF her
way
Recky Fisher IA very dcsper
ate character. perhapsf
n very Rocky has been guilty
cf the heiuous cfimc OF talking 10
the girls who have taken the
plaees left vacant By Becky aud
ker fellow workmen when 5000
members OF the International La
dicS Garment Workers Union
struck 90 Cleveland some 10 weeks
age
r.rslstant ia her evil doing That's
What makes the police arrest her
no often. No sooner Is she out OF
the police station after ono arrest
than she Is ON the picket line
again doing the same outrageous
thinx that she has ALREADY been
arrested Tor talking TO strike
breakers Aud so they arrest her
again
she has written the story Of her
strike experience for the Seattle
star Il IL presented herewith.
sY BECKY FISHER.
BEING arrested 30 times IN eleven
weeks has made me so much al
home al police headquarters | a.
most feel as n ! belonged there.
1 don't care though ! am Will
ms 10 so through all OF II again
n III will help the strikers.
being blacklisted all over the
country hasn't any terrors for me.
sither. would live on a dollar a
week 10 help win the strike.
Every day for eleven weeks !
have reported for picket duty. Il
wasn't easy Picket duty meant
walking Tor hours and hours In
mont % plant waiting for a
chance 60 speak to the stgike.hrvak
ers.
There was a policeman every few
feet. 10 say nothing Of the guards
the bosses had hired 70 run US
down. The guards tried several
times 10 cut off my hair. tho police
men beat and pulled the until my
BODY was black and blue,
But took it all tor The sake Of
the union and only wish | could do
more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

Thls 10 an insltAgleu that no thin
tnan or wutnhn can afford TO ignore.
Wen tell fou WHY Ne are going 70
xive yep a wenacrfui discovery that
helps dixrst tbs food you eai--thnt
puts xoesl. solid flesh on people wha
are thin and under weight. no matter
what tnr cause may 30 that fnahes
brain IN five hpurs and blood 81 four
that puts ibe ryt eorpsscles n the
blood which exsrY tnin man OF We
iaan 80 sadly needs How ear We do
this We wlii tell YOU Eeience
las discovered = Feunrkntie coneens
tfefed treatment which Increases cell
growth. the very substance % which
OR bodies are made treatment that
rsNaen indigestion ard other stomach
troubles disappear - n ~ maGir and
makes sn Old dfrpeptir or sufferer
from Ssah nerves e . lass % vitality
mrnt. witch has proven boon 20
every tnin person. = caliei BargoL
Don't forget the name. "s-An-
o-o-L-- Nothing like u has ever
ton "a women who have never been
able to appear stylish IN anything
they wore because ~ their thinnsss.
N il godHnud to every man who is
fierce or energy. n you want beau.
iifuI and weil-roundrd figure % sym
m~tritai proportions. OF which you
can feel Justly proud--lf you want
body fukt nf tNrnbhtNM Ife nnN
enrrrv write The aarEai Company
2TT.K Herald ntag filnNiianton, y.
r.. today and ~ will srdd you. ahno-
lutsiy free. soc box ~ Sargof that
Will prove ali No claim Take onr
wlth every meal and IN five minutes
after sou take the first concentrated
tablet Of this precious product " VIII
commence 10 unfold 10 virtues. and
II has hy actual demonstration often
increased the weight az the rate OF
ore pound \ day but you say you
want proof Well. here sou are. Here
IL the statement ~ those WHO have
trisd.4who have been convinced =-and
who will swear TO the virtues Of
thia marvellous preparation.
REV. GEORGE w. DAVIS saysi
y have made q faithful trial OF
the Sargoi treatment and must say
II has brought C. me new life and
ytEor. have gained twenty pounds
arid now weigh 100 pounds. and. what
is better. I have gained the days Of
my h0yhood ~ has been the turning
point 81 my life Ny health ~ now
fine. | don't have 20 take any medi.
cine at all and never want to again.
Mns. A. T. KoDENHEfsEn writesi
- have gained Immensely since
took sarRoi for ! only weighed about
100 pounds when I began using u and
now I weigh 100 pounds 30 really
this makes twcnty-four pounds. vi
feel stronger and am looking better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

cost Of saving souls IN various
cities. and says Il takes t545 70 save
q sinner IN New York city.
This f. more than Chicago. but
not no much an IN indianapolis,
where the average Is 1870 Other
figures are: Atlanta. t75. New Or
leans. t75; Chicago. 1906, Boston,
$3.50.
Although neither had held a card.
Mrs John Foust and John. IT.. a
few months old, were the only az.
parent winners in poker game In
indianapolis.
A game IN which her husband
aud several others were playing
was raided. and the last Jackpot ~
SIS was seized by the police Mrg.
Foust said her husband brought
home no money, and the court or
dered the jackpot turned over 10
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

Billy Sunday. the evangelist. who
used 10 be a baseball player. has
published a pamphlet showing the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
GATTlPS LEADING DENTIST
Whom Others Try to Initiate
Read my open letter 20 DR.. John
Dentist, In next Saturdays star.

~ PRS, tveune and Marion street you
VII see a sign 'erho Right Dr Broun
ard on First Avenue. near Cherry street.
In the Washington building. yoU VIII SEQ
NE sign. ur Brown" have nothing
10 DO With. neither have I any interest Ia
these places
NY orficea hays been located az 1t9
First Avenue FOR 20 years and I am the
only Dentist IN the State Of Warrington
who has fought ths Dental cofabine 60 q
sanduin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
nrv. oEonor w. DAVIS saysf

- have gained Immensely since
took aarRoi, for | only weighed about
100 pounds when I began using u and
now I weigh 100 pounds. 40 really
this makes twenty -four pounds I
Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05
WEST CORNWALL

The w. o. T. U. met with Mrs. Beck on September 28. A report was made on the country meeting held at Bantam. also on the annual meeting at Cornwall Hollow. Members represent the differ ent party of the town all joined with the Cornwall Union,
 Rev. o. N. Fitch exchanged pulpits with the Rev. MT. Small, of Goshen last Sunday.
 Edward D. Cartwright took MT. and Mrs. 0. P. Butler and Miss Bertie F.. Kern on an auto trip to Hotchkissville last Sunday.
 The funeral of the late George H. Crandall was observed from his late home on Thursday of last week at o'clock, with interment in the Cornwall Hollow cemetery.
 Smith 6 Sons had a gang of men at work several days last week repairing their feed mill.
 Another enjoyable dance was held at Masonic Hall last week Friday evening, with good crowd, although not quite large enough to meet expenses.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Willis Judson Wednesday, Sept. 27.
Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05

before long, which will interest the teachers and scholars. Principal San ford made a very able and appealing speech to the parents as to how they could assist the teachers in doing not only good work but better work by CO., operation, and that he stood ready to do anything which might be asked of him If the parents would make their wishes known, and that stood within his power. This was not done in a faulttinding manner, but we believe MT. Sanford has the interest of the whole school at heart and his ambition is to provide every means for the advancement of the pupils, and by the parents and teachers getting near together and understand ing what is needed all the purposes can be accomplished,
 J. O. Bohlman and family are visit ing friends and relatives in New York f state for a couple of weeks, as this is MT Bohlman's annual vacation from E. W. Spur Go.
 Madison Silvernale, who has been confined to the house for the past two weeks by illness, resumedlhis duties at A. F. Roberts Go. store on Monday last, feeling somewhat better but not yet fully himself
 The s. s. Board held their regular quarterly meeting at the home of the Superintendent H. L. Barnett. on Mon day evening.
Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05

Mrs. Fred Welmer was on the sick list a part of last week.
 The local chapter of the E. L. has commenced preparations for the district convention to be held here in the M. E.. church on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. A suitable program has has been arranged and some good speak CTS are on the list and the Epworthers are looking forward to a general wake up in the league.
 Dr. Joseph Bissell, of New York, was 8 guest of his brother, Dr. W. B. Bissell on Monday last, being called in consul tatiOn.
 Cero Beers is taking his annual Ya- cation from Bartram 6 Flynn's store this week.
 A. G. Martin is making numerous trips to the Danbury fair with hls autos this week.
 Miss Jennie Martin, who has been spending her annual vacation with her parents in town, returned to her duties in Hartford on Monday.
 Walter Silvsrnale has again entered the employ of Mrs. c. K. Williams, upon their return home from abroad
 Miss Lydia Kicker returned from Mount Vernon last week and has accept. ed position with MT. E. o. Wagner, on the W. H. Read place.
 MT. Thomas 'Heaton, of Ashley Falls
Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05

George Kirby entertained 30 of his gentlemen friends at dinner at the Inn on Thursday evening last.
 Mrs. L. VanAlstyne and Mrs. D. N, Eggleston were guests of Mrs. Hattie Eggleston on Thursday last at the latter s home in Millerton.
 Mrs. Volney Merwin and Rev. l. B. White accompanied Deacon and Mrs. J. B. Smith to the Congregational Church convention at Canaan recently in the latter's car.
 The family of Francis Mason, who have occupied the Morehouse cottage during the summer returned to New York Monday.
Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05
LIME ROCK.

About the usual number attended Great Harrington Fair last week.
 Mrs. L. A. Bulman has been entertain ing her son from Toledo, Ohio.,
 Mrs. G. H. Griffith has as guest her mother, of Bristol.
 Mrs. Mary Hines went to Waterbury again last Thursday, her son who was ill in one of the hospitals there, with typhoid fever was very low at that time. He died on Monday and the body which came out on the o. N. E. road, was met at Lakeville Tuesday by un- dertaker Hornbeck and brought to Lime Rock, where the funeral was held yesterday.
 Ensign Fenton came home to vote, Monday.
 Mrs. c. W. Brown, of Millerton, and Mrs. Louis Loucks, of Torrington, were guests ot friends here last week.
 MT. Mitchell and family, of Mount | Vernon, N. Y, spent last week at N. A. McNeil's.
 George Carley, our genial stage driver, has been on the sick list for couple of weeks. William TaIlerday is substitut- ing in his place.
 Mrs. Wilbur Butler is keeping house for her father in Cornwall Hollow, during the absence of her mother.
 The wheel shop started up Tuesday morning. i,
 Alex Noe, a veterinary dentist of Ansonia, was in this vicinity the fore part of the week.
Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05
visited his son, A. H. Heaton on Tues

visited his son, A. H. Heaton on Tues day,
 The Social Service League of the Town of Salisbury has engaged Miss Lane of New York to teach manual training ln the public schools, of the town of Salisbury, and Miss Lane gave an outline of this work at the social held in the assembly room of Lakeville school Friday evening last, under the auspices of Prof. Sanford and teacher. Parents and friends of the pupils were invited. The first meeting of the pupils for instruction will be held this week Saturday from 10 to II, Tn assembly room of school; also the matter of ways and means of purchasing chairs and other necessities of the school, was dis cussed as the old benches now used in the assembly room are out of repair and new seats of some sort are a necessity. After putting everything available in the school house in the way of seats into the assembly room there are only about half enough to seat the school at any special gathering. After thoroughly discussing the matter in the way the subject was brought before those present by Prof. Sanford we believe that ill the near future some effort will be made to provide seats at least, in which matter Principal Sanford is greatly interested, and is willing to do his share. We be- lieve he has up his sleeve some plans which he means to put into execution