davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
~ - eauA oop-VA,D . q
essHsrs sss.a."

- . ~, 1ssss 1s1nto1 essa1uGA VooH
- . lsaG baaGA ssat nnsU1ao -
~ hnsss. fhs Ooas1 fais1v ~ -
- - IL Asssway. snA 18Th FaSia -
Ssass lasshsl q tAs patiful siSht. ~
esrDse ea1iAg his psas vttA - -
borst q psofaa1ky.
'0s on back tse the fvoat Asoe, -
- se6sFed rs~0Aly. This 1sl1svD
osvsr rvn away; his legs vsu111v
sarsy him. NsW. Mr.. Preacher" ~.
ssiAg savasely q tAs poor devil acssse
Tie bottlestrewa table. do yer kns~
Whe I ami"
Jenks enAsaversl 10 answer, fvu0
IL convulsivs nevs0snt q he theuoA
bst made ~ ss1nA TaSiA cusss1
AOaia-
n II vant - Q wasts e 80
heusr I'l Dssr ssos q this 1ewn ~
Oullet." he eaclaiDsl. shaking Q -.
nlleA bottle in his Ast. Then nayNs
yOu could answer wAea spohe to -.
Now, see here. y0s canting old hypo.
critic, I'm Red FA0iA. an' ] guess -
knOw what tAat means. In pisea. -
! esat like youf style. Nov ysupo
Ouln' to % just what ten you. o. ~
bsys will have q hangin' bee down -
~ ravine. SPEAK sp. A. ten ne w.
- propose to do"
SsAks wet his dry Hips With ~
toagse. clinging to the siAss q ~
AoOe with both hands.
What-what is 1t y0a wish e naf-
Afn wnC~vta In ~aSo uonA>v1~~ rr~, -
three faces. but coming back to Fa0ln.
"Nos are to marry this oAcef hoso
- young lady"
wAat-what young laAyf"
~MOrtimers daushter-Clairs h u
name. Isn't 1t. Grant? Yea, ClaasU:
yOa know her. I reckon"
could hear the unfortunats -
breathe in the silence, but Fsx1nt
eyes threatened.
lis she heref" he falterel ~.
1sssly. Does she aesirU tAo-tAs osso.
Osayr
That 1sesat hapVsa - - aay e
S0 bastnsoa." beohs n FAgin bsunel1.
TA1s b my a3aif. a. the fewer sves-
tSoos yoa ask the better. n We wose
some fun. what the hell have you -
70 - with 1t, you snivelling spoil
sport! haven't asked either Of them
about II. juse decided it Was tim
they got married. Stand up, man, anl
iet 60 that door," he drew q derrinees
froa his belt and nung II onto tAs
table. There's my authority-that,
an nifty hell-hounds outside wonAer.
ing Why I don't loot the house, an -
Aoee- Do you want to BE turned ovss
10 then? n you don't then SPEAK -
wiz yos tie them. or not?"
jerks eyes wandered toward Ioosa,
who stared blankly back ct hin. ~.
1ow fangs showing beneath his hard
why-of course-yes," he faltes~S
weakly. 1-suppose I must
D0at seem much chance m -
sut. Goes there, parsoa? Wen, I r~cSeu
Il woat hurt your conscience pesttcz.
larry. Bin! Where's Bin!-
Ho1 sent him to guard the frvue
Aoor," explained Jones.
That's right. did. Youn DO -
- vel Go ~ stairs. IN bring II
~ down Shea With TIE o,d -.
- Cu5berson 10 guarding Tie A>se,
Better not say what she's wasted fer,
Just tell her Captain Grant w1pAes =
gIHak to her q Ro0enf."
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
I1uoipe e - Spu1una

In the Mst,ef a the Estate ~ John Ks~;s,a.
Monday the sth day of January A. D. Ma -
Ine one q the regular days a tbe DscpUk,r
iefm o. the CN0nty ourt of Gunais<A Cpuuev
m the stese d Coi"rade. I. yiefcr Lsoma, "a
nini.trator IL said estate. ~iIl app~ar Hsq01
the SodGe q said Court. present ny m n srtslr.
1snt p suen eoministrator pray the atR~Uvol
" se0e. ana WI then apply to be disckappuf
- such administrator. At which tiDe ~
pieee any pcr~on IN interest msy aptssr -
preseef sao9eetious To the same n any there =.
VICTOR LCONA.
Ademstr.f"r OF the Eetsse q John Kavis6>.
t'fst pso Nov 2; last pub Dec n fsf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
Hs1ire e Sals e esal esluoe
State of Colorado, =
County u tSannisOa.

State of Colorado,
County of Gunnissya.
In the County Court. In Prnbate-
in the y after Of the Estate a Eliaohr<h
Harvey Otherwise known ae Elsnbs4h Header.
s0a. Dseeae.d.
Notice is hereby given. that under end b.
virtse OF . Aecretai order entered By said
COart in the aksove untitled cauee 80 the 2let
day of Novem6or. d. 1912, the snaerpixned .
Eneeusor of the Lest v I'll and festamest a
said Secesbest. will cell 1t private sole N the
highest sbd hest bidder therefor the rpal e~.
tate Of said estate. the ssae bsiag described a.
follo~e. tpvit:
The ve~t twepty-two and tve-thiysa@ GA
feet al Lots twenty one te1l. twenty too (z2).
twenty three t23l asA twenty -four "a, in Blocl
thirty two t32l Original GunBison. touutv s,f
6uppieon and state a Coiorado. accordin0 tp
the recorded plat thereof together With all in
pfOveOebts thereon
said sale to take place Ut the Jeweiry seor-
of said Z =. Mueller Main Street in Gupui-
eoa. Colorado. between the hour Of 10 o 'clor /
IN the fo-epos'n and O'Clock in the afternsop
the 10th day oi Decenber A D. 1872
E. = MUELLER, Executor
tfirst pub Nov. 2; last pub Dec. 30 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06

yooss s{faieAtsosl -. asl pushel
past tie pssacAss. IL staars cfsakine
unAef his weight - - wsat - sves
~ head 0raaf arosa. 80 stood
lsoA1nG ost tAs WinAoW TIE tie slov
- a. sunsAina. and Jeaks lroppel
snss IL nsafsst chair. sun stsrine
ocrees ~ taAIs st Fagin. rsr ths
ArSt ti0s ] 0ssos1 - Sot1fuay graso
ths setuatSea. I get - ~ aeet, yee
Ang0 - 0sve - 0ucA - Q Otep, ~
FAg1a was facing ths haAvay. h -
pasSst1y ves,l - bstsse - vast u.el
aftsr IL sif1 caos Asvn seasrs, u,eD
<Ases - tAs he1ss wers an tsoethse,
bsoses we strsck. waAtsl - k,sv
O1oe - wssA ~. ~ - wssSe
~ WAsa - us1ssvtssl vAat ~
prepossA n - allswel - Sse
tecisioa was GnnsS - II sssoe1
scarcely Q nanuaD 0aosrU I hsasd thsae
To be Contiaued.
Coal for aale, 20 wagon trade AT
Black Diamond Mine
AFT Jame~ Eerrens
LosT-1n Pariips on el~ctioa day
Two yosne dogs: me . shepard pup
about 6 months old; blsct: lame in
hind le9 The osher IN Irish eetter.
8 months old, red. Notify ". A
Keelor. Pariin, Colo. 4Ssi
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06

For SALE-6 H P Gas Engine
BAler, used 3 months Will bale
from Is to % tons per day. Talk
quick. Inquire Of Geo Eastman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
IN Z Oad Way"


- Q Ouaai1so oanA1 ~ ~
0Du1uea - ~ on1ss0a1kaA.
wAsa vsss besk 01vss -:
Dsesos laas. vsaA - asAAAG:
WAsa ustaAsy tsssAaD - u.
Ysss kiAssvs - ~ . - 49,"
Dsat Asaay-s0 Dsaa's KS1nae
PsllA
Hsss y sssl s~sassss = sAsAs
weetA.
l1sA E. u. ~, q 0osso1 -
AsoArssa. Cs.s,, eaSs: ~ tstal =
Dsaa's Ki1asy Psals vas - GsAso-
avs sos1gA ~ - - saosse so11ol
rssalta. bst I essol 0ssA suo1sl
esso paaa - ~ baak 80 swss11aG
- ~ kA1aaVA I ose1ss1 ~ lo11s1
sss.bas saUssAally whsa essss - ~
0seoias. ~ Aao1s aAsD GUs11sl
- ~ hS1nsVs Vsss ba11y 1,sse0ss.
-. Dsaa's Kt1osg ril,s Dssvs1 q
bsoaeSs1al tAas ! gia11y rsssoosol
ths0-"
For sale b. al eealers. Price s,
cents. Foster. Milburn Co.. Buffalo
y. Y. sole aseats for the United
statsa.
Re0embse the nane-Doaa's-Anl
take - ethse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Beauty Seekers
Praise Canthrox

Since soap and many prepared
ahampooa have been found injnr-
i0us 10 the hair. beauty seekers
who are Interested In having beau
tiful. abundant hair are taking rap
Idly 10 the use OF teaspoon Of
canthrox dissolved In n cup Of hot
water for ehampooing.
No other shampoo seems 10 be no
good. as the cleansing lather which
canthrox makes--remoyes dirt.
dandruff and stops scalp Irritation
Immediately, while n adds a lustsr
and soft fluffincss 10 the hair. II
will not cause fading. bffttlenegs.
streakinR or dullneHs. but produces
only beneficial and most pleasing
results. This simple shampoo win
prove a great boon, especially 10
The woman who does her own sham
pooling II IL also becoming decid-
eddy popular with hair drcssers.--
Adyt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
ABUNDANCE OF SOFT, FLUFFY HAIR
AND NOT A PARTICLE OF DANDRUFF

ately double the beauty OF your
hair No difference how dull. faded.
brittle and scraggy. just moisteu .
cloth with Danderine and carefully
draw It through your hair. taking
one small strand al a time. The ef-
feet is amaxing-your hair will be
light. fluffy and wsyy. and have an
appearance OF abundance. an in
comparable luster. softness and
iuxuriance. the beauty and SHIN
mer OF true hair health.
Get a 25-cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderfne from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove TO your
self tonight---now--that your hair u
as pretty and soft as any--that it
has been neglected or injured By
careless treatment-that's all--you
surely can have beautiful hair and
lots of II II you viii tust try little
/ Danderine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Get a rs Cent Bottle OF Dan
derine and just Try This
Stops Hair Failing Out at
Once.

Danderine dlssolvcs every particle
OF Dandruff like snow beneath the
blazing sun. cleanses. purifies and
inrigorafes the scalp: forever stop
ping itching and falling hair.
Within ten minutes after an ap-
plication Of Dsnderine. you cannot
lind single trace Of Dandruff or q
loose or falling hair and your scalp
will not Itch. but what will please
you most will be after . few weeks
use. when you viii actually see new
hair. fine and downy at first--yes--
but really now hair--sprouting all
over the scalp.
A little Danderinc will lmmedi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

nice. gentIemanly fellows and you
have the proper chaperona present.
n you know how 10 behave. do
not sec why tho boys shouid not
bring you home from the party u
there ID no older person 10 do no
i have always understood that ~.
Patrick was Catholic saint do
not approve Of girls OF ~ wearing
corsrsa nnieaa they are unusually
large and well developed for their
age. A corset waist 10 much moro
aenaible. Fluff your hair on, around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

a CRUEL HUSBAND

married husband
drinks heavily cruelty hardly stand a. lie
IL righ for married nirs with ane sirag
= me TO DO
Al probably think unknown
who
think with
will
strengthen physical
strengthen the whole
vicinity feminine 10 the
hookworm some has APPLY said that tho American man either
doll msata her IN this and
acquscng ~ Each must be law unto
naontt blot and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
GIRLS AND CURL-S
AND PARTIES

Dear Miss Orvy--f atm is years
old. Am l too old 90 go to parties
given by boysr Tn. boys brink uA
home. Ii thai propcry Ii ~. Pat
rick a Catholic saint am ~ Year,
old: am I too young 10 wear = cor
set MY hair IN thin and short but
curly how should | wear ~
TWO SCHOOL MAIDS.
A You are NOS too YOUNG to 70
10 parsscs given by boys II they are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Cynthia Creys Letters

IDEAL, STAGE. OR ONE TRUE As GOLD

tft - - = 4 = - \ 4 4
Drar Ms Grey: have recently met love
ana nc loves lie neither
ksnieman In For the
Ideal and believe ~ the ruoNn
loved 80 ong that u u hard N hv another loved him
ave my love TO the one know Is true az gold TO me-
My mother In Eoing TO whom
All She expects love him one
~
A--deals risky n OF tumhlng down
least expected and often with thud
from the sometimes
greater part N
for the who Ia true gcd take him preference tho ideal
Your mothers absolutely affair." and
would advise 10 take iong hnk before gong the
means hard hard work for even one talented to make success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

develop OF animals 10 which AL Q, me 1000 w@a
would have been need for excreon Of any
have a composition
development animal therefore has not taken
place s,,-
table, contain ouiose other bodies of nature
absorption For instance
vegetables fruits - quite different In It's
ndiGeHube OF
different character.
In which Is
ceuose vegetables being composed largely OF niog
ersl cuose the bulk OF the filling
partially dgestbe others being
lea lndigeslble.
hy bread is beneficial TO the health win be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Her Shoes SO Tight She Didn't
Want 20 Live ioncl

See. girls. what tight shoes may
do. Mrs. Louise Shull Of Cincinnati
wore her shoes 10 tight they drove
her crazy. She suffered 10 she tried
at different times 10 relieve her
pain By drinking oil from a lamp.
turpentine. bluing and washing lye.
She is now In hospital. and
may get well. but her husband says
he Will select her shoes hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

1 - tonokxsu yw>1ifs. The
Sf1u4 tA8t yoa fnnh .
y IlooN md suxNr syrup
~ A. TAKES hnld In :
VlI uo1n11y atop tho
r1x <aoo -e1ns~h rwux "
1Dnea Bvsm 0rnmp and
44 o<etle wtsh hcme
1870 - make the
&5{oo. mlB : plat ~
- IN fes ! tssfnnt4s
~ - gives ypu .
lilly ooUoiy-~of bet 5
1e1T than you rouid
11e1 ~ 13.f4
- - TN w4y seethcs
- D1l1nopd membranes
~ M1g11tr. n stfmu ,
l1J4. u Slightly i&xa .
49, - --cAlltr~n sike
~ &oor11nes4. Msthsas
80 ether threat
- ~ 3 wued<rfus record
~ I1Dt lung srcubl~.
fDGt1nl And klxnly con-
- rSen n xu.issoi
>1ol hpatfng pin. chs
- efzsa b~sn initiated.
1.eronof1Ily. for nothtnx
r4uro ~ eam~ r~suiss
1!1afnAts~d 10 give
ln<t1on. Or money re-
4 0FNEw1sx has rtnsx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

foods. These rehidues are sometimes called waste
materials but this IL not. In my opinion, a correct
designation. A waste material ~ which has
use. and which should BIO consigned without fur
Their consideration to the diotetic scrap heap.
The nourinhlng materials of foods carried
In containers which In themselves are or less
indigeatibe. These containers usually thin.
walled vessels packed close together and are com
posed chiefly Of ceuloae.
Inaanuch ms the digestive system OF man has
been developed according 10 the accepted principles
of scientific evolution II has OF course, adapted itself
TO the materials which have taken part In ifs de-
yeopment. hence the disposal OF the socaled waste
material Ia a natural function OF the body. and this
material In foods In n necessary and natural ingre-
dent thereof
The principal function OF these indigestibe mate
riais In to maintain proper dihtention OF the all
mentary trecf and stimulate proper movement
thereof which ~ 10 the health and weiibe-
Of The ind gidmal u might have been po.eible 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
4 BLUE EYES, AND HER 4
4 BEAU 4


Blue Eyes: You should not
kiss this boy goodnight, and IL he
gets angry because you refuse, he is
not the right friend for You. You
know you wouldn't think a person
whose friendship you have to buy
With kisses real friend. now, would
your II is wrong. too. dear, for you
to allow him TO hug you.
know fine young man who was
going with mighty pretty girl, and
he found she was allowing other
boys TO kiss her, just as she allowed
him TO. and he dropped her after
telling her thnt he had been In
earnest and had intended making
her his wife.
Then, have a letter | am going
to print some day. II is from a
girl telling how she won the prize"
of a husband because she would not
allow him TO hug and kiss her. Now,
you are Just n little girl. and can
have nice friends among the boys
and girls, but not II you begin this
"slobbering" business. II this boy
doesn't appreciate a girl who has
self-rcspect and an opinion of her
own. you would better let him alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Women in the News
Church IA. Twin Jsnitors and
Everybody Loves Them Dearly

The congregation OF tho Marion
Union Sunday school nj Burlington.
n. j., had a difficult time getting
janiior. because tho young men
did not like such mental job. and
refused % serve.
Az Joke somebody nominated
Florence and Jennie Smith. charm
ing young women. who promptly ar
cepted Now they have a dozen vol.
unteer assistants. the same young
men who had declined the Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Girl Climbs 1e7-Foot Tower
and Wins a Wsuer Of

Clad In coat auit and wearing
her street shoes, Miss Susan DianeIi
climbed the framework of tower
1877 feet high at Lakeland. suburb
OF Louisville. KY, and won a wager
OF $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

There are plenty more In the world.
and u you hold up the standard. you
viii have company to be proud OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
TAXES


Dear Miss Grey bought some
land on contract last March. The
party bought Il Of died before
made the last payment. which was
In July. The administrator wants
me to put In an application to the
court for the deed. The lawyer
wants me to pay $50 for the deed.
Must pay Il In order to get a good
deed? ALSO who should pay the
taxes on the land for the last
Year, A HEADER
A.-~The estate OF the man from
whom you bought the property Is
only entitled TO the payment due
II Ia not necessary TO have lawyer
10 obtain the deed for you. u
should not cost more than few dol,
lars to make application for said
deed and to have IL recorded. II
the transfer OF property IL made by
contract before the first of Fcbru
airy. the party purchasing pays the
taxes for the year ending Febrn
AIRY 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

yomr face and wear large bow =,
The back OF the head. which wlii
hide the fact that your hair Is thin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

tncubators Ss.oo--The Ideal. Built
for this climate. Sixty-cgg, $500.
other sizes In proportion. Sold ~
the Chas. n. Lilly CO.. Foot OF main
st., Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
TO REDEEM THE LIPS

Dear Misc Grcy--What viii make
the nps red II = person uses
pcroxsde to bleach tho face wiz "
make hair grow VIII tan shoes
b worn this summer At country
dance should . Kiri dance with .
Young mnn she has not been intro
duc~d TOT IN n wrong for a mar
ried woman TO 90 to dance with
her mother and brother II her nus
band does not wish her tot
ELLA.
A.--Red pepper. In small quaint
tica. applied to the lips viii redden
them Peroxide will not cause hair
10 grow on the face. Tan shoes
are very fashionable and VIII be
worn through the summer. II -
not wrong for = married woman 70
70 10 q dance with her mother ana
brother n she knows how to carry
herself. II would be much better
and save a great deal of trouble
ana comment II she could persuade
her husband to take her. Going
against the wishes Of one you lore
Il not worth the unhappiness y
causes. II N proper for girl 70
dance with a young man she has
not been introduced to II at the end
OF the dance he excuses himself and
no conversation is carried on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
! FAaMER's WIFE HAS WORK.
! 60 OUT PART OF HER
} PROBLEM


Dear Miss Grey have wanted
TO Thank you for some time for
your work 30 long. bat words would
not come TO me when wanted 20
put them down. You are . GOOD
woman and | want ynu to kno~
how much good you have done for
mo without knowing II.
I have four drar little children.
and your advice helps me 10 DO right
wIth them II has also helped ms
10 understand my husband. and !
can help him nos. where before l
never seemed 10 b. II any good 10
him or nr never seemed to think ]
Was right. and | ~as 70 miserable
that uszny . time II ! had not had
the ehtldren would have given M
Oncr tbouxht you we're vrunx
whoa you told q newly married
woman that abe should have had u
o n3e rxtood before marriage that She
should have mpney 10 run the house.
When I spoke al II be laughed and
said Il vas In the Old days. and J
was hurt. Hut | was always taught
that older people know more. y
does me good TO see that you tell
young peoptc TO mind their parents
aud listen to tho Divine Instinct.
May God help you In your good
work. Yours for the bcttcrmens OF
A FARMERS wIFF.
Al thank you for yofr letter OF
honest praise and honest crtficism.
Farmers Wife fou understand
your husband better because yon
are learning to reason. Men arc
lust xrcwnup children. and u you
win notice you will learn that they
and children are the most reason
able creatures on earth yon can
appeal TO their reason. child can
be governed more quickly In IDS
way than in sns other. And Why
should u be denied q reason X
there IL any good reason BACK o. =
demand they win recognize IT, re.
member how very much J wanted
10 know about everything and vas
often denied the explanation be-
cause 1 was too young" When a
child Is old enough to ask question
I II is old enough TO be answsre"
honestly.
older people don't always know
more than q younger one. ! kno. Z
rsri Who was raised With thai ines.
ahc went into business with an
older woman. and because she was
older. and the girl haod to put het
opinion above an older person. sne
allowed the woman 20 run her ~
dnbf ~ the time she got those
debfs paid she had learned pretty
good lesson. .so
cannot see Why a woman. VINO
ia usually more economical than a
man and who certainly should nave
the oversight of the house. sno",n
not have the money to run II; ~
fact I should think she should naes
haif the money after the bills are
paid. us surprising how some nisn
think they can run their business
their wives and the house, TOO
"A Woman" the attempted crime
You ASH OF Is penitentiary offense.
1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
A COY ROOM

Dear Misa Greyhound tour
small Oriental rugs be- preisrao'ss
10 one Wilton rug for living room
How can inform some OF my nc
anasntanccs OF my change OF rest.
dcnc.v I have not the time TO call
ON them all. How many OF my
husbands cards are necessary 10
leave when calling on n mother and
two daughforsY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
MAuDE MULLER

A.--Pcronaliy. prefer two or
three good sized rugs TO ono I'M
mense rug in living room. as they
can be arranged 10 much morr
nrtlsticaiiy. II you do not have =
telephone or are unable To reach
ali your friends In that way. send
each OF them one of your cards ny
mali. ON which In your new address.
When calling. and there IN more
than one person in the family. leave
ono of your husbands CARDS TOT
each member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
! 10 CURL FRENCH pLumss ,

Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
how 10 curl French plume AZ
1870 READER.
A.-Brush the feathers with
soft brush. until the dust IL re-
moved. Then curl BY quickly draw
ing a blunt edge Of a knife or scis-
aora under each feather. Care
should ha taken not 20 snap the
ssathera n takes considerable
rrscsicc "a become an adept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

"a Wife"--If you VIII sehn y
stamped seIf.addresscd envelope !
Will anwer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR
The Waste Stuff We Eat and Why
We Should Eat It--Dr. Wiley

All the materials dis
solved and assiaed do all take the functions Of
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-01-19
A. T. Low rvs Visit 10 New
River.

Recently / stood upon the banks
|of New River and. looking into
its glossy waters beheld there mir
rored a heaven with moon and
planets and trembling stars; and
looking upward hope leheld the
heaven above with the heavens
below reflected. Away with its
rocky borders stretched q vast
line of cedars and evergreens
back to the distant mountains
more beautiful thai the groups
of Switzerland reposlng on a
background as perfect in gran
deur as the cloudlands of the
Sierra Nevada Of the far west.
There stands along her banks the
towering Rocks Of Ages AMI then
viewing the mountain tops. They
seem SO high as to tiekle the an
gels feet. There / seen the great
spirit Of the storms lie down in
lis pavilion of clouds and dark
ness to quiet slumber; then [
seen him awake at midnight and
came forth like a giant refresh
ed with repose, arouse the trum-
pet and let loose the read It'd
ings that flash for hundred of
miles al ong the mountain
tops swifter than the agile
flight of the heavens then I seen
the lightning stand and dance
like the angel of light to the
music Of natures good organ
whose keys were touched by the
fingers of Jehova and respond
cd In the notes of thunder re-
spending through the universe.
Then / seen the darkness drift
away and morning got up from
her saffron bed and came forth
like a queen robed in garments
of light and stood tiptoed on the
misty mountain hight; then night
fled away to her bed chamber.
Then the queen of day broke
forth across those New River
hills. Oh beautiful loved of
mountains, with thy sun painted
cliffs can I ever forget thee.