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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-19
CALLS UNION
MEN MONSTERS
In ENDING CASE

nr unlssd rrsss Leased wirs.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. is.--Assist.
ant U. s. Dlatrlct Attorney Noel
today closed his argument against
the union leaders on trial here for
illegally transporting dynamite.
with the demand that they BIO given
the full penalty prescribed by law.
lie characterized the accused men
AS monster crltninAla. perjurers,
dlsrcspectora OF the law and black
hearted conspiratora
Attorney Crum Of council for the
defense followed Noel. Senator
John W. Kern. chief counsel for
the union men. will follow crum
After tho defense has flushed
It's arguments. United States Dis.
trict Attorney Chaa. w Miller viii
close for the prosecution. Hc 10
expected 10 speak two and half
days.
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be sold at about 20 TO 30 per cent
on the dollar. 20 wind up the bus
mess quickly. About 90 sets Of
chlIdren's sets will be included for
the little ones.
No such stocks we're ever thrown
at tho mercy OF the public, and
those who will be fortunate enough
to be In attendance al the great
''wind-up" OF the Alaska Fur Co..
will long remember the greatest
giving away Of values ever held.
Store closed tomorrow, arranging
tho stock prices.
ALASKA FUR CO.
Department With the Hoffman
Cloak & Suit Co.,
1915 2nd Az.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIVES
SHAKESPEARE PLAY

MISS CorneIIa GIass and James
NeiIl will be two Of the leading
characters In n presentation OF
Shakespeare's Twelfth Night at
the Broadway high school this
evening The gymnasium instrnc-
tor has trained several girls in ar
tlstie dancing who will take the
parts OF the dukes dancers. The
play will be given In Ben Greet
style, but with good costuming.
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PAY YOUR LIGHT
BILLS AT BANKS

City water and light bills may be-
paid at any bank In the city with
out extra charge after January /.
The Canadian Bank OF Commerce is
the only exception
This convenience. 10 thousands OF
people In Seattle Is due TO the Of.
forts ~ City Treasurer ed l.. Ter
ry. who has been negotiating with
tho banks for several weeks.
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BOY FOUND SHOT
THROUGH MOUTH

LOS ANGELES, Dec is.-Shot
through the mouth. the body Of
Willie Smookler. rs. son OF Harry
smookIer. a grocer. was found to.
day In a vacant lot adjoining his
parents home.
According to neighbor. the boy
borrowed a 20 calsber revolver
from him last night The police
believe the youth committed sui
eide.
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MEMORIAL STATUE
OF KINNEAR HERE

A memorial statue OF George
Kinnear. pioneer Of Seattle. viii be
erected by hts sons at the entrance
OF the park bearing bis name May
or CoitcriIl suggested the idea of a
statue to the park board. Tho board
at once offered tho little triangu
lar strip Just south OF the park TO
Charles A. Kinnear. eldest son OF
the pioneer.
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For Sale-Livestock.

fine cows. 4 heifers. with calf
Take RaVennn car TO end line,
~ 66th and 4lst N. II. @. T..
Rowe.
one 1900 pound horse. In good con-
dition. all sound, Reason for sell
Ing, loss OF mate. Beacon 2iSS.
Light team. wagon and harness
suitable for laundry or bakery
Apt. II, s0s 18th av $.
Fresh mich COW. Jersey, first calf.
Price s7b.00. III. Daniels. Man
chester, Wash
Good heavy team, wagon and har-
ness, bargain, $3.50. 1892 Weller st.
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M'COOMBS WILL (.
BE IN CABINET

ny United Press Leased wips
PRINCETON. N. j.. Dec. H.
Presidentelect Wilson said lndfa,
rectly today that w. =. MoCoomhs.
chairman os the democratic natlons
al committee. would be msmheF|
OF his cabinet after March I
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Acreage

-<--~--r~s-~---~-~---~s--~
LITTLE CHICKEN RANCH
ACRES fis5
$40 CASH AND IS PER MONTH
SANDY loan soil. with some timber.
easy 20 clear. west OF the city, ?
boats daily. handy 20 seattle. Ia
coma and Bremerton markets.
close TO school. Soil VIII grow
cLiFFohp. 1919 Third Az.
Branch office. IS Washington Sc
KIRKLAND POULTRY FARM
Fine level tract OF acreage. Inn
proved. new house. cellar, chicken
house and runs also ether out
COW and 80 chickens. A big bar
gain. Price 1850 Some cash
down and SIS month. Burke q
Farrar. t0s Cherry 81.
20 ACRES FOR INVESTMENT
Located ~ miles from Pioneer
Ruunrc. 1 mile from salt water
whore big developments are being
planned for the future Good rich
loan soil. fine for home, ranch or
Investment.
PRICE, $500: "A CASH
CLIFFORD. 1919 Third Az
branch Office, SIS Washington 81
We have some choice and i0-acro
tracts under the Yakima Tieton
ditch. near North Yakima. that wo
will sell on terms 20 suit pur-
chaser. Prices from 500 to si2b
an acre. The soil H. exceptionally
good for orchard purposes, and
win yield you n large yearly In
come. The Sound Trustee Co. $40
Colman Bldg.
. ACRES, WITH STREAM
Good rich bottom land, with cedar
and FIR timber no stumps. located
just across the bay, boats daily,
handy TO Seattle or Bromerton
market.
PRICE 5000 800 CASH
CLIFFORD, 1919 Third Av
Branch office, sS Washington ST
For lease, small improved Vashon
water front ranch. w. ;. Kendall.
Portage, Wash,
good acres for 1850. terms s25
cash, balance 81 per month. sn-'
uuire at office OF Burke n Fa<rar.
IN Kirkland, 20 minutes from
Madison park
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-, : ONE MORE DAY TO osr IN ON THEATRE PARTY FOR
oNe' - CHILDREN

4hs last chance. boyH and Ers'
ssv afternoon tho will begin the of selecting
the Happiness reccved by the
~ .dso star the IL best which TO ene their
A membership The Stars theatre Monday night
IA Moore theatre
thes take with theu win see the opening perform
80 Of Re BIRD OF the highest class productions that
Visited Seattle Written by Maurice Maetornck tho Old.
world philosopher Il Il Tor children and by children. for
- ~ lts and little The winner
soata The next ten each viii get pair OF seats
announcement OF tho prewinning viii be Sat
s&y be IN by Friday Here tho condi
focs Of the contest:
ESSAYS MUST NE WRITTEN NEATLY. ON ONE SIDE OF
r,,f PAPER. AND MUST NOT EXCEED $50 WORDS IN
LENGTH.
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Farm Lands


-s-N-~-~.~-~~~-~r~~~~-e~~-
a LiFE JOB WITH GOOD PAY
And your own boss what more can
you desirey a fo-acfc ranch that
Uiii return its original cost each
year Many owners are doing bet
ter than this Where you can cut
alfalfa 9 times a year and all the
fruits. grains and vegetables grow
20 perfection. where butter fat
brings Seattle prices and feed
costa X Where one acre supports
IS hogs One acre for turkeys
ducks. chickens and bees. managed
by your wife. Will pay ali your
expenses and put money In the
bank No limit 10 what a family
may do With one % these farms,
An acre ~ lemons e. worth 81 600
% tt.o0a. and you harvest Lemons
every month Ia the year Hemem-
Der. every state On the Nniuu pro-
duces apples. hence present over
production. only two or three pro-
ducc oranges. lemons. olives. figs
and many others that grow 20 per-
fecfiun on our land
A rrnp 81 barley and corn from same
land IN one year. Dame Fortune
ulfuriy cannot miss you II you
have one ~ these Sacramento val
ley farms tis per acre puts you
In possession. and We viii LOAN
you the balance NJ 8 per cent in
seresi Pay IA IN 10 years. Our
booklet Questions and Answers
life and Fortune in California. "
explains " all n you are aissat-
irfisd or want 20 better your con
ditinn. don't fail 20 get a copy Of
this free booklet
A. q THOMPSON
sos coiman bldg. Seattle.
10 ACRES AZ a bargain good soil
close In. fine FOR chickens aud
fruit Take SIS cash and s.
month. or ! will sell hair ] also
have two level lots at Kirkland.
own terms See Mr. Hackworfh.
at new building on kirkland ferry
wharf
81 600
s0-aere farm. All level land. no rocks
nor gravel. miles from city. on
milk route. near school. on county
road. new e.room house. barn.
we'll. s acres cleared. Is acres
haxeibruah and alder. very easily
cleared COW. calf. included good
ncighbors. terms No. 1918
WEST COAST LAND co.
Iii3-i4 AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
ONE OF TIE FINEST FARMS
In the state. 40 acres Of valley soil.
IS acres cleared. h-room house.
barn. outhuiidinEr. all stock and
farm tools. II is worth your time
60 look this up Price $4,000, take
OSCAR JENSEN & co.
si1 Northern hank Bldg, tth q Pike
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II Miss Marguerite Thompson. 10Th
and Pine St. viii call at The Star
Branch office, 2gg Union st, she
will receive two box seat tickets
for pantagss theatre.
RUPTURE CuRED permanent. no
operation or detention from labor
over 400 cases cured past two
years, ages 1 10 7b Harvard SyA-
tenn. bi7 Eitcl Bldg. Seattle.
Hippodrome Academy. Dancing
taught In two lessons. private or
GILLETTE BLADES shafpened. s0c
doz.: razors- 2sc, etc. 1901 tth Az.
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses 7Os Pine II.
Say 2 saw 4 In Tho star.
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University Undertaking Parlors, s1it
itth ". v. North ala w. r. Fork
nor,
81 Il. BUTTEttwoHTH IONS.
is1l first av. Main or Elliott sts
.coo-~~~oooIJstrtl>rsoe>oooooo
hedon, cut flowers funeral pieces
Elliott 2tbt. 1918 second. Green.
house. Beacon s7s.
BURNS FLORAL Co. cot ard. Main
ftts-Cui fiowcrs dcsignn. seeds
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salmon. : for SOC. ] cans corn. 2he.
pkRa. corn Afarch. zAe bars soap
$50. lbs seeded raisina. ssc, reku-
lar abc nnnarakua. zee best table
syrup. regular zoe. Tor 5se; ibs
tha baking powder. Che. 2 pigs
soda. 1891 Imported olive oil ta.so
gal zoe ganpowder tea. use lb.i ]
bs zoe coffee. o. No SO sack flour
ti.io. 10 ihp sugar. 81. , cans to-
matoes, z8c.
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~~y~~-~N~~-~OO~~0
Copeland Court, 1909 Minor. , rooms.
furnished, f20; phone, light M. 42i0.
Excelsior Arts. Furnished and un-
furnished. 9th aud Pike, Main es6l
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500 LOTS

G-acfs tracts az $50 per acre.
good soil. only 10 miles from
Seattle. good locality. terms. [
Phone sidney 1875.
Pacific stump Pulisr iil2 wesisrn AZ
No better Christmas offering can
you make your family than one
~ our io-acre tracts. suitable for
fruit gardening or poultry Fine
aoii and near good market f1lS.
$50 cash. 80 monthly.
y VAN AHsDALE A. co.
1909 Third Az
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PUBLIC MARKETS
saNlrAn,

smeitn. 2 lbs loo. flnnan haddie,
SOC IL. perch, Ina gael winter
"a lmon, n Go 10. Goldfish bricks. lbs.
Esc, Eastern oysters. zoe dokst
salmon. soc each black waiuutn 2
iba itei new crpp English wainutA.
tso II. rs grade aeeded raisinH, lee
400 fruits and berries, 9oc
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sHoUR
LAW, ALLEGED

Joseph Vanderbogent. manager
OF the Frye Market az Pine and
wesflhkc, vas fsfesfed on a war.
.<ant charging him With working
two girls employed there over eight
hours. His bond was fixed az $3.50
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AcreageContinued

(-peee.e.<s1e~~e~.~~
10 ACRES, WITH STREAM. 1900
Practically level, some good saw
timber. near saw and ahinEle
mill. half mile 20 school, cheap
fare 20 Seattle $40 cash and tio
y. VAN AHsDALE A. co.
1903 Third Az
POTATO LAND
Cleared ana IN grass. one crop viii
pay for Land Phone. a. y D..
hard surfaced roads. near fac
tories mills, mines. creamefier,
fruit Gamer and condenser, good
wages. fine market Gail and 500
sample Of soil ana products. pie
lures Of homes IN this district
Price 5000 per acre. 800 cash.
100 per month.
POTATO LAND
10 acres for $4,000. $40 90 cash. Zoo
per month. without interest.
HOuTffW WANfflMITON LAND
COMPANY
Itnom rs Downs bidR 400 2ni Az
RANCH pOn HOUSE
~ TOWN
40 acres. 30 acres all cleared level.
bottom. beautiful team. . COWS.
best money can buy good ranch
house. big ntW barn. cement cool
ef FOR milk, running water ripfd
90 the house rna barn. Price
$4,000. part trade 81 200 cash. bnl-
nnce 70 suit purchaser
y - DIXON A. co
Main 80 tlh Marion ~
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Lodge Notices

English Women Daughters of 81.
George meet the second Thurada y
afternoon and the fourth Thursday
evening In Washington hall, cor
nor lfth and n Eli ".
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Business Chances

BLACKSMITH SHOP
Doing nice business. sell big lot and
shop for fHNH. on easy terms ~
you can 40 the work am too old
for shooting turn away work G
~ Hogan HnfhHN Wash
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Furnished Rooms

NS~sNC-N~<>-~<~~c~~4~ cs~~~<NNNf~N~N~N
Two furnished housekeeping rooms,
near 30th and Fremont. $1,000.
Phone North 1895,
Splendid front view rooms for two,
now ready. TIA sixth ay
81 5O--Warm outside room. 602
ElEhth nv.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL Iiibh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-19

90 acres. part bottom land. 500. q.
GOO standing timber. on fina road.
stream through. Improved farms
almost surrounding A splendid
Investment or ready for farmer
Or dnirymnn now. Easy terms "
wanted.
CHARLES SOMERs COMPANY
Alaska Building.
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Help Wanted-Male


mont, Eastern Washington fruit
belt Greatest bargain over Of
forod. Thomas Craig, 22i Union III,
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For Sale-Poultry

White Orpiuktosa. fine puiisfh.
yenrliuR hens ana year cock
efeia, fine birds. az % for the lot.
lialph y Young. iis W 10th a.
a few nice Duff OrDihRton e0ekersis
ana pulietH for sale. very reason
able. A. Fred Fiuchlger. George
town
A few thoroughbred waite L4gh0rn
BOOSTERS. n farris strain. z0fg W.
hnrreft ~
Therougbbrsd inying puiists Phone
North l0s
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Situation Wanted - Male

Lost and Found.
Lost. about 80 y. ~. December IE
ia court house. at auditors deck
small brown purse containing
money. Finder call kcnwood sac
Sterling silver thsmblea iOci sterling
oliver match boxes. 400. Little
Jawslry Store that seiis for less
i42T Third
FN1x terrler with collar. EiiIott sfEI
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Hotels Il Lodging Houses


Yates Hotel. ib2ais sixth. New man
aEemcnt. clean rooma csc night.
81 90 week
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 LIST av. mod
ern; rates t3b0 per week and up
La rnLnnLnn -. AncnnA A. ..nnh I'M
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Housekeeping Rooms

Housekeeping Rooms
eNe1reNe~~~~scecec~~~~~S >~~SSee~~NsN~e~~-~~~e
Furnished housekeeping rooms
newly renovated. cheap. Heat
light and gas included. Queen
Anne iHaa
sleeping and housekeeping rooms,
y and 3-rOom suites. reasonable
rates. a20m Howell st. Phone
Elliott 22s0W
OLYMPIC APTs 1910 Western av.---
single rooms. ti.br up; suite. ts.o0
up. Near public market.
Housekeeping and other rooms
cheapest IN city. private home.
East 1866
Cheap. well furnished transient and
housek oepiuE rooms. steam heated.
at SID Howell
Earle. slnele n. X rooma az Marion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-19

Old Country Watchmaker--Mal
springs. Jewels. Toe each: glasses.
soc. jacobson. First and Stewart
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Money to Loan

Money to Loan
ooooIp l.AL rsTATE Loan.
CRY AND COUNTRY LOANS
amount. $50 70 $500. long or short
ime, easy payments. no delay.
sturiesant \ Co alz Boston Blk,
Farm. timber. city foana. moneJ
ready quick action. 800 AshIhorn-
MONEY TO LOAN
Geo. ~ Green, 2Qs Arcade building.
Money 70 loan on city real estatei
quiek action. Phone ballard 1913,
cnAItEi. md COLLATERAL
liespect liable place 10 borrow fn0nsT
p ga a'a mona. s9 s,, je"eiry. iow
1eWe.ry Co s0s Second.
III you NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods, pianos or
pefaonai notes 20 employees. terms
and payment reasonable. Come
EAsrETN BROKERAGE co.
20 noriIllrn Bank Bldg ith 4 Plks
For Sale - Miscellaneous
49, .~Ce00~t~O-~>~~~ ~~-~-~-~~~~~~-
We have large assortment Of
damaged bath tubs. sinks and
t-ltltW tAEa NN Glib "TfftffA
Use Eaasetts Naive Hafns TOT cOn-
silpation, - tablets for zbS- All
drugEists
For Hale-1s foot sio0p. 1z-foOt
beam. Red Andefson'A boat house,
ballard
CHRISTMAS TREES = Fine lot
IhLfd and Pike across from Class
Theatre. Phone North 1856
sss new Laurel range. VIII saerifics
lTsg
For Sale Two yioiins. $40. $40. Ad-
dress N-Tz9, care Star.
Xmas trees delivered. 2bc and M.
Phone East sg71
s-passengcr auto. 81, 700: viii trade
Tor lot II Bird. North z07
Young matched team Cali East 1855.
New pianos for rent. rent applied on
purchase Meyer Toner 3ls Union
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For Sale-Wood and Coal
e<sNsS4H<soses~-SsN4N.es asesSe~sSa~s.N-<-~~r->D
For Nule--WoOd and coal min wood,
" load Phone Beacon 1903.
Patent dust pan with frat load coat
WalHwrlHht 4 Mcleod Phone 1918
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~eN~.N.~.~-~~-~~~~~
wanted Money 10 loan on first
n1rtgnKna z24 IlhnflY Bldg
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CONNECTIONS


eSay Detscffcs xssSscyo, ne sscf1
Arcade Bldg. Criminal and civil
private work. consultation confi-
dental Elliott s4-a
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PRINTERS

SEALS AND nIhaI:H rAMps
STol,AGE AND TRANSFER co.
S~Sl~.~r>l NNcNNNNsNNNr~
lambert Transfer Co, successor 10
William Jolly S07 Pine st.
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s good acres for 1850. terms s25
cash. balance 81 per month. tn-
uuire at office OF Burke a Fa<rar.
In Kirkland, 20 minutes from
Madison park
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

Have YOU ever learned the philosophy
a smile? The cause, the course, the ef-
feet?
Relaxation makes the world akin. BY
no other avenue does all mankind APP
preach SO near to each other.
The man who makes the world to smile
is worth a thousand conqucring heroes
leading captiveS chained and conqucring
by their slaying. To conquer by saving
is better than 10 conquer by Staying.
To conquer by saving, saving from des-
pair. from gloom. from SORROW. from
death is the conquering that unit high
est after all. Better to WOO the world by
4 smile than to win it by war.
There used to be. perhaps, there are
none now. men who thought a comedian
must needs be one Of light emotions, shall
low feelings, foolish ideas, vascilating
sentiments.
The men who make The world to shed
tears may be yisciouS, dissolute, shallow,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

Mills aviators will winter in Ce-
lestial Corpus-entirely free of
charge-if we sell a few hundred
tickets! That's one of the chief
drawbacks about most Tree attrac-
tons: there's always some sell
about them--Corpus Christi Caller
and Herald.
That's so. We hardly ever saw any
thing offered free, but what a it'll,
searching was sure to discover a string
tied to it somewhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

selfish. t~yrannical and foolish. But the
man who makes the worlG 10 smile must
Of necessity be the antithises of these.
man nature and d deep student of mali
kind.
Above all else he must think seriously
ponder much anaiyse closely, consider
the master for the moment and brings
into pleasant subsection the minds that
contact, else he could no, be what he is.
o, the depth, the breadth, the heighth
Of experience both per Sc and by proxy
that mist be his!
What a course Of strong mental pro
ccsses must mark his schooling before he
can be the successful comedian. / had
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

The court Of criminal appeals at Aus
tin has decided that a man has no legal
right to work on Sunday, even to finish
a contract in which the contractor is
penalized for non-completion OF speci-
fed time. Without stopping to discuss
the inherent merits or dement's Of the
to have this clear judicial interpreta-
ton of it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26
Terms of Subscrinfinn.

Daily-Published every morning ex-
cept Sunday, by mail postpaid to any
point in the United States, Mexico or
!
Cuba or delivered by carrier to any part
IF the city, West Brownsville, Texas, or
Iatamoros, Mexico, one year $500; six
months $500; one month so cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

In PENNSYLVANIA they call the bull
moose party the Washington party.
Speaking of third terms naturally sug-
gests the name of Washington. who re-
fused to be a candidate for a third term.
Hence we have The Washington party"
Another illustration of the power of
suggestion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

After a great battle i'll the Balkans
the first news we get is that both sides
have won the victory. Somehow We,
who live near the seat of another war.
are not much surprised at that sort Of
thing. We easily persuade ourselves to
wait for later returns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

Seven governors have endorsed Taft'S
plan for cooperative banks for farmers,
Rekare of seven governors. Mr.. Presi.
dent, for at the last they shy like the
unbroke filly, and stink away like the
experienced coyote.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

Pity the poor fellows did not stay
aboard the Nicaragua. Padre Island is
perhaps not il desirable place of resi-
dence, in some respects, but it is dry
land a good deal of the time. With
their ship high and dry on the beach
the sailors would have been reasonably
safe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

Entered at the Postofice at Browns
Tile, Texas, as Second Class Mail Mat
Ter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

An evangelist declares that he could
Shake all the sin out of San Antonio in
six months. This is perhaps "a meek
and lOwly way of flattering San An
tonic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

Fifteen thousand miles of motion pic
ture films were exported from this
country last year. Gracious. but it must
take an awful lot of cowboys to pose
for fifteen thousand miles of motion
pictures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

Still we are glad to know hat Colonel
Roosevelt is getting along nicely. We
do not like his political views. but he
can be worked up into more readable
newspaper copy than any man of his
generation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

The ~Bulgarians are doing some tall
fighting these days. 1T begins TO appear
that they are about to take Adrianopie,
having already taken the strongly forti-
fed town of Kirk-KiliSseh. This viii
give them a tolcrably clear read to Con
stantinople.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26
MEN AM
N II LOWE RIO GRANDE VALLEY COUNTRY.

offer no opology for placing this adj
vcrtisement column of Men and Mat
tcrs' before the public. | feel that it
has justification both from the stand
point of the men whose stories are worth
telling, and from the standpoint of the
readers of the Herald, who deserve to
know. There is little that is more in
reresting than a nice chat" about men
We know well or ought to know better.
o. l.. ANDERSON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

The Associated Press people announce
that the Colonel expected to return to
work yesterday. Which is an odd thing
to say, as it was nowhere stated that
he was wounded in the mouth. We
can't understand it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-26

Practically every man who reads the
daily newspapers knows as much about
those sinister plots" of Wall street as
Thomas w. Lawson was willing to tell
the senate campaign expense inquisi-
tors Cincinnati Enquirer.