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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-06

nI,II.Mp ND roSsET IssL.;s
FOR rALEs-NEW AND Sf.fagN D-
HAND Carom and Pocket Billiard
Tables and bowling alleys and &C
cessoriea. bar fixtures OF all kinds.
easy payments. THE BKENS-
WICK -BALKE -COLLENDER Co.
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BANKS
The Canadian Bank 81 COmmefce---
Head office. Toronto, Canada 1850
branches IN Canada. etc.D General
banking business. Interest allowed
on savings aud time deposits.
SEATTLE Branch. q. Y. Holt Mgr
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Situations Wtd. - Female

<>7aF~T~F~N1N|N-~~F~FlF4r
viii care for children any time or
any. place. by day or hour. Ballard
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Situation Wanted Male

Plumbing wanted. owner farnisb
material XIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-16
aucttor Saifs, Juture Days
BY sutton & Co,
Real Estate AuctloneeIs'
is North Ninth street

COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE
4 DETACHED FRAME TEZE;ME M
on THE EAST SIDE OF Nv z -.
EIGHTH STREET. BET " ~ TED
AND t. STREETS. DESISGT--Ss:: = = "
EIGHTH STREET
In execution of a decree of me nan nan
Gerry Court OF the city OF KlC 1,..J,ar
1912 in the suit Of Henry BecNstoi.ei
vs. I, V Cullingworth and others. We
the undersigned special commissloii -;
in pursuance Of the above decree
offer for sale at public auction uP0"
the premises. on % 1or9
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1917
at O'Clock =. NJ.
the property above described .,.sn
The house contains six or seer
rooms. with lot fronting 30 Zee. O.' -
east side of Twenty-eighth street anu
running back eastwarily between par
aliei lines 1872 feet. more or less 10 al
alley. ss,,c
TERMS. One-third cash. the residue
in three equal instalments AZ -.
Twelve and eighteen months from tne
dav II sale the creIit inS' ailments u
b. evidenced b. the negotiable ao,,s
of the purchaser. with int res from
dav of sale added. and the tue 70 .
retained until all OF the puIS -
money IS D1ll anu q
dcrei by the court. OF all CASH 81
ovtion Of the purchase.
John RI-THERFOORD-
EDGAR r. ENGLISH
FRANK T. SUTTON. JR.
Special Commissioners
c.-ts-. thar IN, bond r-IEireo nE
- above decree OF the speciaI Coin-
n, =sio,ers has been duly given.
Give, rrdcr my hand this lotn "''S
o. ~ '''' CHARLES o. sAvfI@.E.
t-..~E
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Settings

To Trg- -STDCkH 1I.DEIs~ OF THE
security Life Insurance Company Of
.uerica.-You are hereby notified
thaf the regular annual meeting Of
-. stockholders % the Security Life
Insurance Company % America VIII
b. hold az tho Office % the company.
Mutual life Building. IN the city
81 Richmond. Va. on WEDNESDAY.
-A. IN day 81 January. 4. ID 1913.
=. Tho hour % 10 O'Clock - NJ Tor
~. purp1se 81 eiectinC directors %
m company FOR the ensuing year
and fne transaction u any and all
DfHr- business which may b. sub
-r.tfssI 70 fhe meeting.
rs order 81 tn BOARD - Directors
". n. JOHNSON
President
FIRST national Bank Of Richmond. Va.
December H. 1912
rffF REGULAR A.>NCAL MEETING
~ the stockholders % the Fi-st
Naftonal Bank - Richmond. Va.
sor tts election 20 directors and rcr
the transaction Of any other bust
rass which nav properly come be-
Tor. said rc-tinc. VIII 10 hold
Tuesday. January -. 1913. - ~
o.ci~rk room. in the directors room
81 me hank. 30. 900 East Main
street. Richmond. Va
" ". ADDISON. Cashier.
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craIIe l. Sentenced for sriIine Liquor
without License

Especial TO The Times-Dispatcn-i
FIeatbsville. Va December Ia
Court which convened on Monday OF
las. week closed on "wednesday even
fn~ The principal case BEFORE = was
sU.f ~ Glen Crailc. charged Win sf'
ing uquo- without Iic~rse and n local
-for territory. T.. Hugh smith prose
.....f.h.s Afforney. was one of the prir-
nal witnesses. Ills counsel was Y -
~s-rfS Il Lancaster county. IL re-
s,.f.cd in conviction. with ninety DAYS
on the roads or three months h JAZZ
and So nue -. A..
.rder man for several years, and
rfo-cd with seven DRINKS IN jail. and
this in local option territory ana no
bar nearer than Baltimore.
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DESTROYED BY FIRE
VIII Near CaIland~ Hura-. and loss "
gf0oo0

Especial 70 The Tiucs-D s3a;ch.
Chatham Va Utcemnrr % -. 70
Hauistcrfcrd roller and burr riI %
NJ p Price OF Pittsvivlnia Counts.
r.,- Cafiands. was burned on SATURDAY
rfrh: last The buiiding vas about
eight stories hizh. and corfain rd about
sse. 200 worth 81 machinerf. Insurance
was small
Work on the publ, Highway h'i'-,
~ .-,-o.r.-, - r-0-re~-ine nicely. and
the htiI Just across Cherry stone Creek.
which is one - the worst places On
-ha rord. has been about hallway mac
adaunized. and 70 IS hoped VII p con-
.,fefcf hef1xe the convict ROAD tnrHf
T. faken 20 fha road leading sogfE. on
which two gilcs ~ permanent building
Is 10 b. lone next When completed
Chatham viii have macadati 70 ro1 "
from three directions Work On the
north md Of Main street Is nearing
completion. and with favorable conni-
lions viii BE- completed IN . few weeks.
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auftton 5alfs, FUTURE Daps
BY Henry : Hutzler & Co.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers-

TRUSTEES. AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
WELL-BCILT HOME AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GRAHAM
STREET AND VIRGINIA AVENUE
CARTON HEIGHTS). WITH THE
LARGE LOT. FRONTING 127 FEET
ON GRAHAM STREET. AND BEING
81 FEET DEEP TO AN ALLEY.
In execution % n certain deed OF
trust 10 the undersigned trustees. dated
November 3. 1870 and recorded in the
clerks office Of HenricC County Cfrcui;
Court. H. y. 1904. page >. default
having been made IL the payment OF
the debJ therein secured. and being so
REQUIRED 10 do bv the note holder. We
v~ilI sell the property above mentioned.
as described in said deed. at pubic
auction. on the premises on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER %, 1912.
at o'clock L. NJ
TERMS. Cash.
HENRY :. HTTZLEH.
RALPH J. LEVY.
Trustees.
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In part execution OF deed of trust,
dated February II, 1911. and recorded
in Richmond Chancery Court. in D B.
POD. page 210. / will sell. at the re-
quest of the beneficiary. there having
been default in the payment OF the
debt secured, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1912.
at o'clock p NJ.
that excellent two-story brick te7e-
ment above mentioned. situated on the
west side of Laurel Street. between
Cumberland ana Beverly streets. with
the lot upon which il stands. fronting
about Is feet. and running back Ii)
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
The house IS a compact and dssir-
able piece Of property. and viii make
a nice home for a person Of moGerats
means.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the
costs Of executing the trust and a deot
Of $1,000. with interest thereon from
May Il. 1911. and the balance on a
credit OF one and two years. ~ aOt.s.
with interest added. AMI secured b.
ceed OF trust. or all cash. 1t t1e option
OF the purchaser.
STUART BOWIE.
Trustee.
y ". BOWIE & son.
Auct.0neers
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EJFT.
Pursuant 60 an order % the court IN
the above matter. 1 viii offer for sale,
on the premises.
az 81 clock 4 IL
MONDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1912.
as a whole. the business. good Viii and
assets % the above bankrupt. trading
a. l. X shepherd & Co. az 80 East
Road street Richmond. Va said az
sets consist 81 handsome ONYX ard
Marble ~yfs Fountain show and Wall
cases Mahogany and inflow Wains-
rofinE. Tables. Chairs. Once Furniture.
cash Registers. Check Register. Power
Garhonatar. Electric Pans Iron safe.
~iIverWarc. Glassware. Crockery. stock
o.. candies. Svrups. etc. and other per-
sonsi rrorxrfy. Inventory and appra.se-
r-rrf - which can 30 seen ~ my once
e0e Travellers Building and ~ tho
same time and pisc. : vii c1er for
.afr the lease % the sf-sve premises
The righi Is reserved to reject any
anI All BIDS
TERMS: cash
GEORGE y SKIPwITH
Receiver
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
open dali, from 10 A. NJ to r. n
ssc Frec IN Saturdays.
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situations Cuantfo, female

y0T-NG LADY STENOGRAPHEE,
win knowledge Of bookkeeping ana
not afraid OF work. desires 30 get
with some large concern w"eIe she
can make herself generally useful
L rs. care Times-DispatcA.
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SOlllI,urs dn0 5dlrsmin

VNSTED. TRAVELLING SALESMAN.
II you want a dandy side line (sea-
son now onD state territory and eN-
perience quick. J. r. McGREGOR
MIG Co Americas Largest MAX
ers Of Backoand1 Complete. Chatta-
rnnna- Tom.
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a3t6relIanepus

FTRNITURE AND CHINA PACKING
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE
and china and wedding presents WIN
care S,sned JACOB tMLAUF, 1873
West Broad Street 'Fhone Madison
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prIp, .17d:s aHD y-rmdIr

lEN- OMES-GET GOVERNMENT
Jobs: $50 week. Write Immediately
.or list OF positions open. FRANZ
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept "a W
r.ncheSfeT. .. u.
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STORAGE
DON'T HAVE TROUBLE
ANTIQUES
Dibinenn Hotiees.


Office OF the
I.anston Monotype Machine Company.
Philadelphia. Pa
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS HAS
this day declared A quarterly divi-
dend Of p per cent on the capital
stock OF this company. payable on
the goth day OF December. 1919. to
stockholders OF record al the close
Of business December 3. 1912.
J. SELLERS BANCROFT.
Treasurer.
Philadelphia Dec. ,. 1912.
Virginia Railway and -'ower Company.
No l65 Broadway. New York,
November %. 1912.
THE BOARD OF DIRECT ORS OF
Virgin q Railway and Power Com
pany has this day declared a divi
dend OF IL per cent. equal TO
$3.50 per share. on the preferred
stock OF said company. payable on
January Ia. 1913. to the preferred
Stockholders of record on December
IA 1872 The transfer books will
not be closed. Dividend checks vii!
be mailed
G. B. WILLIAMS.
Treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-16

SPRINGS
In execution OF 4 decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Henrico entered on De-
cenber 9 1912. in the suit OF Tenant
VS.. Aigner and others. the undersigned
speci II commissioners VIII sell Dy auc-
ton. IN front Of the Henrico county
Courthouse. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1912,
at y o'clock VI.
the following described property:
First. Tract OF land containing IS z
acres 81 land about three-fOuTths Of
A mile west OF Fort Lee Station. with
the two-stCry dwelling storehouse,
stable and other outhouses
second. Vacant lot in the town Of
Highland Springs. at the corner OF
shown by plan OF sections Nos I. .
and Of Highland Springs
Third. Tract Of land containing %
acres. ten miles below the city Of Rich
mOnd. near White oak swamp adtoin-
ing the lands Of !. a. KOhout. Nick
DOvala and others
TERMS. One-third cash. the residue
in three equal instalments at six.
twelve and eighteen months. credit
PAYMENTS TO be evidenced by nego-
liable oo-es with interest added from
date OF sale. the ritle TO the property
10 D. retained Until the whole OF the
purchase money is paid and a deed
ordered by the court
\
JOHN r GAYLE
ALLEN @. COLLINS.
Special Comm ssioners.
tn, special commissioners have ex-
ecuted tho bond required by the above
SAMUEL. P. wADDILL
Clerk.
VIM Il Pizzini Company.
Real Estate Auc:ioneers.
7ee East Main street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or
DESIRABLE DWELLING AND TWEEN
TY-SEvEN LOTS. IN WINTERS
ADDITION.
~ virtue Of decd Of trust. dated
February =. 1912 and recorded In the
clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery
Court. in n. 3. e1s-B. page 4oo- default
having been made IN the payment OF
a note OF sfs127. secured TO D. PAID
therein. and being so required 70 do by
the note holder. 7 Will sell al public
auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1912.
at o'clock Y. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
deed % trust as follows
All those certain lots. pieces or par
cells % land. with ali the improve
men:s thereon. living and being in the
city Of Richmond. Va. recently IN the
county 81 Henrfcol. in that part there
Of known a. Winters Addition. being
known as lots Nos I. .. ?. &. :. g. :. :.
. 10. u. l.. 70. IA -. IS. Il. -. 10. 20
II =. e. -. g. g and q. in block 10
!. bounded BY Baker. Iittlcpagc and
Coaitcr streets"
TERMS. Cash as 90 the cost 81 this
sale. any taxes due and earned to the
date 81 sale. and 20 pay note OF
sff717 with interest thereon at 6
Der cent per annum from June p. 1912.
and a credit as 60 three notes Of $50.
each payable Al twelve eighteen and
fvvenfy-four months. and note Of
g. 00o payable two years after date.
All dated February -. 1919. any resi-
due AZ one AMI two years with per
cent Interest. and secured BY deed
81 trust on the property, and TO be Of
Inferior dignity TO the other credit
pavrnents. o. all cash at the option
wM. =. PIZZINI.
Trustee.
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durtiJn salts sufurs Days
COMMISSIONERS SALE
BY E. A catiin & co.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
SMALL. TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICO
COUNTY. NEAR LADIES NILE
ROAD. ABOUT TWO MILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND AND NEAR PRONl-
DECE CHURCH
sy virtue of a decree OF the Circuit
Court of Henrico County. entered De-
cenlber 10. 1912. in the suit OF Alpheus
Scott VS. Mile Gwsthmey's admins
traitor ct ais. the undersigned special
commissioners. therein appointed VIII.
on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1912.
at 4:30 o'clock 2. NJ.
on the premises. sell the tract of land
containing one and 74-1Oe acres. stu
ated near Ladies' Mile Road and oppo-
site the OLD public school
TERMS. One-third cash. and the bal
ance in equal payments at six and
twelve months. the prchaser to eN-
,cur, his notes and to be Endorsed h.
him. and payable at the American Ma
tionaf Bank Richmond. Va. with in
terest. or ali cash. at option Of the
purchaser
ISAAC DIGGS.
GEORGE W. LEWIS.
Special Commissioners.
state OF Virginia. County OF Henrico.
tO-wit.
7. Samuel ?. waddiI. clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of tho county % Hen
rico. hereby certify that thu bond re-
quired Of Isaac Digs and George W
Lewis. a. special commissioners. in the
suit Of Scott. who sues. We. Gwatnruc,
- ais. hy decree % December 10. isl-
has been duly given
Given under nv hand this ith DAY
OF December. 1912.
SAMUEL p WkDDri-
Clerk
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'CQanten

For AN OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
chase a good retail business at
reasonable hgure. see Receivers ad-
vertisement In auction sale column
WANTED. TO BUY OR TRADE FOR. \
good mule. Ave TO eight years ola.
LYME < HARRIS, 1871 East Cary.
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE
hold goods In any quantity. Pnono
Alanisnr. 2h5I.
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pelp llaantfo, sl5aIf

ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOX
the Unlted states Marine CORPS DC
tween the ages OF - and 30. must De
native born or have nrst papei D
Monthly pay. SO 10 500 Adul n
compensation possible Food, clOin-
ing, quarters anu medica. atten~anee
free. After 80 years service can re-
tire with 10 per cent OF pay and al
lOwances. Service on bOalo snap a"d
ashore IN all paris OF tne wOIio. Ap-
ply at T. ). MARINE COnP- kE-
CkUIlING orr Ter, 49, rast Main
street. Kichmond. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-16
FXPERrENL ED NAL

WANTED. EXPERIENLE MALE
photographer. with good funda /.
mental cuucatiOn, for positions in
south Carolina. Demand greater
than supply. Address SOU1hEkS
COMMEkCIAL BUREAU. Columbia.
: 4
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yrr, Coal anu llooo

-0xG ADVISES USE VI +. o. "
coal half lump. sos cooking. crates
and furnaces. because AZ - about
half price Of anthracite coal. per-
fectly smokeicss. Aain ONCE 1875
west Broad
sly COAL AND WOOD fkOM - MD
save mons Ha,f-cord best sawed
nine WOOD. s@.2s. All kinds O. coal
a lowest prices Pr0mp; delivery
ana coed service. Madison ti5O. IN
DEPENDENT WOOD CO
{FsT DRY PM WOOD. stow.
lengths. $3.50 cord, SO na.1 ~ - J,
mixed 81 cord. s550 haif-cord. Sisv
ouarter-cord. selected. ha.f-sc~soncd
siab. stove length. Tor heaters ard
cook stoves. heats and lasts Ike 9, a..
Sc cord. Sass haif-coro. sl.so guar
tcr-co-f For big loads. phone Mon
roc 4s7s LYME 8 HARRIS. 1911 =
Cary.
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auftlon 5alfs. future Daps

BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctionsers.
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Rooms 5or Rf"t

ron, RExT. FURNISHED ROOM.
with board Apply i5is Park Ave-
uuc
ron RENr. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms 10 Fast marshall Street
TWO IARnF ROOMS PRIVATE
bath. parior floor. newly papcTcd.
furnished Tor light housekcep'ns'
~ chiitren. liz East Clay.
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legal j2crJrr

N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE. EASTERN Dis
TRlCT OF VIRGINIA. ~ THE NAT
TER OF I. X. SHELTERED. BANK
KT-IT
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YENTILATORs.

IDEAL. VENTII.ATORs. MADE OF
glass. largest capacity; lowest price
Phone Monroe 1907
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52oifrf6

LITTLETON COLLEGE. LITTLETON.
y c il really demonstrating the
fact tha. a business college depart
-ne-t can Dc successfully conducted
III connection with a literary flSti-
tuition with decided ADVANTAGE to
fho student. This department OF the
coiies. Is now the largest snd most
snrcs@sful IN tie history OF the IN
s,i.ufion Good work ) being done
- les cost than at other business
cou.res. AID all pupils who h@Ne
connected this course at Lttieion
s-oftexe now have good positions.
which are guaranteed 20 All stu
cute satisfactorily completing INC
~o-,~s~ For further information
S~rtf- for catalogue and other par
ticuiars. -...-
FoR AZ OPPORTUNITY TO PuK-
rSaee f. coed retail business AZ
~earonah,S fgUre, Sc Receiver 1o-
verfIs.rn.nt in auction sale column
WANTED. THE PUBLIC 40 NNon
fnat JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers. tl1
East main street buy. sell excn@ .-s,s
sns RFNOTNT DIAMONDS ~ lfis
r.kTEsT STYLES Old Scto Sno
silver always taken IN excnense-
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aurfion 5aIes, Furure Daps
TRUSTEES SALE

GOOD BRICK DWELLING. NO. 22sH u
SOUTH LAUREL STREET, AT AUC-
TON
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COURT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN HEN
RICO COUNTY. NEAR FORT LEE
STATION. AND \ VACANT LOT
IN THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND
SPRINGS
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Boarptng

NICELY FURNISHED. VAPoR- fI-sAT-
ed rooms, transients or permanent
1913 East Grace
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MRS. CHAs. X. BOWERS. rs EAST
Fran .iin street. handsome rooms.
with steam heat and board; ching
room service under management OF
Mrs Lee Strine LpscOmb.
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Rfal Csratf laantfp

tIsT Yocs FARMS WITH J. 4 con-
NELLY & co. Write postal for
-..ceSsary blanks
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40 WEST GRACE STREET. HOT
water heated rooms; modern con-
venirnces- board.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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WIN =. PIZZINI.
Trustee.
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tn, special commissioners have ex
ecuted the bond required by the above
mention i decree.
SAMUEL, 2. WADDIIL.
Clerk
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-19
AN emsea PICTURE.

AN EmeER PICTURE.
IS sit sometimes In tho twilight
And call back 20 life In tho Goals
Old faces and hopes and fancies
Long buried-good rest 10 their
soulsi-
Her face shines out In the embers:
see her holding the light.
And hear the crunch OF the gravel
And the sweep OF the rain that
night
IT'S the face that can never grow
older
That can never part with it's
CLEAN
'Tis gracious possession forever.
For Is II moi all drenm7
james Russell Lowell
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-19
wArrElsoN's VIEW.

That Theodore Roosevelt jerked
the word out OF the mouth OF La
Toilette. and turned him down. lay
equally IN the nature OF the case
and the man lie who draws the
sword ana throws the soabbord Is
likely TO prove In combat one to
be reckcrsd with Audatity and
audAcity aud again audacicy. Roose-
Welt. the ok pres deut; TEDDY. the
inylncilic; Teddy, with
out regard for facts or consequence
No roapect for persons, or for ap-
pearatoss Prodigious capacity in
labor and output Mediouity. with
lis universal appeal. in utterance.
genius for self exploitation A
DIETER stage carpenter than David
Belasoo: bolder playmaker chan
Bernard shaw. tusing Rienzi and
Napoleon In one modern blend OF
Boulanger. Dowie aud George Fran
els Train. and applying to the COM
monpiaces OF politics the resources
OF a more than Cagliostro. this god
OF the Coliseum exercises spell
as potent and as far-reaehing as
mother Eddy. as fantastic and spec
tarular as Dom Paul Kreuger.
To what CndG He may get a
million OF yotes-two million votes
How shall they avail him? Suppose
he splits The Republican vote In
twain aud splits even with TAFT.
Shall Il profit him Ia the work OF
reorgsnizatiCuY Shall II enable him
10 possess himself Of the ruined re-
mains Of republieanism? Shall II
flip bis jack IA 1915.
The Courler-Jourual believes him
OF unsound mind on no other hy-
pothcsis can IL reconcile his amazinrI
sacrifi'e 81 the things men common
ly call great. coed aud real The
glory Of achievement; tho dignity
modosty ard respect OF manhood
the virtue OF truth and the grace
OF friendship; the splendor OF al
reyered. historic name fer the
vulgar excitement OF the ring and
the ignorant applause OF the groun
liugs, Il is ghastly II is pitt
able Good men feel like crying
not sColding. or laughing. It makes
such a lame ard impoteut finale to
career that has shown 80 noby-
Courier Journal.
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morning he was reused frcm hi.
slumbels ty the farmer, who
told him TO hitch up and go tC
work cutting the oats, Are the,
wild oats?" inquired the young mar
sleepily. mo. they're tame re
piled the farmer. We'll, | guess
they'll not run away then If they re
not cut until daylight" Then
Charlie came right back at him wit
this: II knew a young fellow that
hired cut with threshing crew
on the promise that the work woulC
be steady He crawled into bed
after the first days work at III
o'clock and was called at 3 next
morning. Look here the labor
er said. "You told me the work
would be steady, and here you
have given me a lay off OF three
hours. want my time right now.
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Sayings ly Judge Wofford
OF the Kansas City criminal court:
The young men who get into the
criminal courts aie not those who
obey their parents" Poverty is
a blessing to most of us, though we
seldom realize II, Poor boys make
the best men, Have a good time
rs you go through lite. but let II
be the best sort Of good time.
THE time will come when there viii
Sc no necessity Tor either capital
punishment or prisons. Tor the werld
is growing better But that era is
long time off AT present il is
IIcessary to keep the gallows be-
fore the bloody minded" mo man
ever reforms after he's so. II gees
in the blood by that time" "How
can young man expect TO be any
account when he swaggers around
with HIS hat cooked on one side OF
his head.his pocket full of weapons
and his stomach fun OF whiskey?
No gentleman ever carries pis-
tel in civilized community"