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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

he 0CNEA LID IA1NG
What is the greatest thing in
the world?"
1t was asked the scholar, and
he gravely answered that learn
ing is, for it comprehends all and
promotes all.
1t was asked the artist, and he
cried: cart, for it combines
matter and spirit, both at their
best"
The preacher solemnly dec1ar-
ed: Religion, because it is a
light from heaven"
The lawyer argued: Justice,
for it is the soul of peace and
progress.
Money, said the banker. ct
is the spring of all action"
The young man, full of hope
and spirit, cried: Ambition"
Out of his garnered wisdom
the weary old toiler answered:
Content"
The pair of lovers, hand in
hand, lisped together: Love"
The mother with her baby at
her breast smiled: Sacrifice"
The wild roysterer cried:
Pleasure"
The wan invalid whispered:
Health"
\ To shambling, grinning fool
was put the question. He sim
pered and said: 81 don't know"
And which, after all, is really
- Johnny s. and 'sh'
" Joln,ny heard HI.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
the wiser of them all-from the
scholar to the fool?

scholar to the TOOL!
-o-o-
EARACHE
Earache is one of the most.p pain
full ailments of the body. To re-
lieve it evaporate the alcohol
from teaspoonful of laudanum;
add half as many drops as you
started with, of glycerine or
sweet oil. Make this milk-warm,
and pour into the ear, taking
hold of the upper tip and pulling
toward the crown of the head.
Or wet scrap of linen in a tea
spoonful of laudanum, dry before
a fire, cut into bits, place in the
bowl of a tobacco pipe, light it,
cover with coarse handkerchief.
Insert end of the stem (mouth-
piece, suitably protected SO as
not to hurt, into the ear. Then
apply the lips to the bowl and
blow the smoke from the burning
opium of the laudanum into the
ear.
Sometimes few drops of or
binary sweet oil dropped into the
ear, when the heads so inclined
that it will remain in the ear for
several minutes, is instant relief.
A hot hop bag or onion poultce
applied to the ear as pillow rest
at night will often draw gather
ing in the ear, to head, and
cause it to break.
,.stl.r ,,tt.r N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
PRINCESS Rlne
STInS 4 c0unI

HEkl4i>. Fcbfuafy H. >otNith'
standing the official denial 81 the
engagement OF the kaisers daaxh.
ter 70 the Grand Duke OF Meekicn'
burg Strelitx. court society IL won.
dcrinx who gave Princess Louise
the most elaborate ring which she
IL wearing constantly al late.
u il very iarxe affair. covering
the lower half OF the middle finger
OF the right hand completely.
The metal parts are Of gold aud
platinum. and serve a. q suh4trnc.
tire Cor peacock with spread tail.
The psacock's eyes are fubles. the
tail II OF chip diamonds. yellow siix'
moods. sapphires ard other preei'
Qua stones. representing all the
colors II the rainbow.
The rinx " said TO contain more
than two hundred and nifty srnall
ssonrs. apd Ia rather heavy. shuuxh
made In a most artistic manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
4 SHE'S sELF-SUPP0RT|NG

10 live In the world. Go work for
the world aud be part OF the world.
IL YOU train them Just for Yourself.
they are poor Investment.
The average woman arlls her
self Ia marriage Tor living aud
that atops everything for her. She
doesn't know enough TO take care
% children. consequently they ara
bad or die. and when the mother In
old and needs them. they are of no
use
When | came % California. "a
years aga. became Interested la
seaweed and shells and gathered
larxe quantities of both Now.
am making all Kinds of fancy ar,
ticles from them for sale. Last
year I paid my taxes selling fancy
work.
I'm a socialist. eontinued the
old lady. "and anlritnalist. too.
which gives me clear vision.
4 have lived to see the dawn Of
the freedom Of my ssx-thc vote
makes women human instead al
Just feminine.
IAN my life ihsve discarded the
old. oatworn and welcomed thu
new. The world has taught me
that when thins has served a
purpose. let u so as gladly a. you
welcomed u when a met q need.
In my old are. ! dont expect tn
be hamored. FOR then people begin
20 walk for YOU 20 die. Hut du not
eish 90 I've when cannot do my
share Of tho worlds work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Schmitz Trial
Has Begun

(uy untse1 prses LsaDsa WtFsS
Ban FRANCISCO. Feb. 2i--Re.
calling wildly In circumstance and
general asrnosphcre tho famous
graft prosecution Of former years.
the trial os former mayor Eugene
T. Schmlfx wns begun today before
10 Jury In Judge Is~ier's court on
\ charge Of completely IN the giving
'of brthe ~ eT5o 10 former super.
visor Andfrw NJ Wilson for his
vose on tho ordinance which raised
the gas rate to S. eenta In March.
1906.
Rucf. sitting back Of schmitx aud
his attorneys. who are defending
him. took the keene.t interest ap-
parrutiy in the proceedings. indalk'
inx now and then In whispered con
|vcrsafions with his attorneys. Bert
schIlnxeF and Geo kcane. who. n
u anticipated. will keep a ciaxr
check upon tho course of Ruers
testimony when he takes the stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Excavating for
Renton Waterway

The work OF cxcayatlnx for tho
kenfon waterway. which Is 70 con
nccf that town with Lake Washing
ton. and 10 make II accessible 10
saif water traffic. VIII be begun n.
soon as bids can be asked for and
the contracts awarded. The ivty In
the condemnation proceedings be-
fore Judge John Y. Main finished
their iabofs yesterday The jury
brought in verdicts axgregatinG
SD 900 for the 30 acres required for
the right OF way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
STILL MISSING
WITH SIXTH BRIDE

vi Vnlf4H 49, k00n9d VIM
OAKLAND. Cal. Frb. 81 Police
here arc stlil In ignorance today Of
the whereabouts Of s*Dr Milton
Abraham and his atxth bride. Mlss
Anna MGIbrnth. Captain OF pctsc.
tisex peserson has received no fur.
Their information from Chicago. and
u Of The opinion thai reports Of the
apprehension OF Abraham Ia tha.
city are unfounded.
A dtIExcnt consinrnt.w search
stiil ia being maintained. and the
police are hopeful that the fugitive
win be arrested In the East or
North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
DEMAND 100000 REFUND

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.--sIsty.
five Spokane firms today filed with
the Interstate commerce. commits
sion a demand for n s2.00o,0o0 re.
fund on freight charges collected
by Western railroads above what
would have been collected II tho
commerce court had not enjoined
the rate decision of the Interstate
commerce commission ON inter
mountain tariffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
All THERE, SALLY!

PORTLAND. Or. Fob. IL
George smith was taking out a mar
rage iieenac TO marry Martha kIng
when Miss Sally Smailey rished in,
tore up the license. slapped Smiths
face ard chased him into the street
'"He said he would marry me" she
explained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

~ 1l.--An siope
+ ~ - ~ : ssrsnss
rnllr. uhpn carries ~
~ o1n<eln-lsw. Css
IH n,6tnss II 1854
nr1osd which Bctt.
M = n Circuit
G - vacated the
- - sale vens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

HOMERTEAD.
sos ACRES. located In the Horse
Heaven country. near habions
house. well and springs; 3 acres
I have some good claims IN Grant
county. from 1850 20 1850. WIN
exchange for Seattle property. or
sell on monthly payments.
W. w. MOVES. 81 Boston Block,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

At ELLENfIUItU-
9 AcltEB. 1875. g11s CASH
balance Ito per month. for choice
land under kittltna high line
canal. II you don't know what u
~, IT'S time you were ask ing.
Close 60 railroad station. Now
Ia your chance 10 get good lit
tie piece Of irrigated land at
PHicicH and TERMS that are
RIGHT
KfT'TfTAa LAND co. INC,
1917 u Third Avenue. Main 1iei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
PUBLIC Markets

Tomatoes. ihc ~. asparagus. soc
ID green ground bone, lbs. xkc,
ounces. lbs. Isc. seeded raisins.
] lbs zse; cooking apples. I his zsc:
i 10 lbs. soc win 81 purchase; pork
steak. lsc H.: picnic hams, lie III. 7,
pork sausage. . lbs. 2bc: local ranch
ngna. Z doz. sScs cooking butter. :
camembert choose. Ise box. plmento
rnseme' for isc. Wisconsin cream
checse. 2zc H.. kippered herring. ,
ms rae. halibut checks. lbs. zse.
silver salmon, lbs zse.
10: . dry sal fy polk i5Wishc %; Cot.
tare hams. i5c. lamb shoulder, 10:
pigs heads. 10 Id; airioin, lse ID,
ase6slion greens sn yak, ,Ds honey roe hs ise
comb. local eggs. . doz. b5c: : cans
milk. zse. beans. So Ib.; oranges. toc
doz. bananas, f0m zoe doz. Mission
figs, toc 10: dates. iec 10; Prun.sss ,. ss =
~; s sran dsns p sse. eauiifIowsr. Sc.
loo and isc head. rhubsrb, loo ib,;
hofhouae cucumbers. CSC each oyap-
Grated peaches. Ice Id.
WEsTLAKE
doz, don. SIC, fresh churned local
rres faery butfer. 40c Id, lbs 75c;
fancy Iowa butter. lbs 81; best
cooking butter. lbs 65c; good cook
ing butter. 2yo Id. primost cheese,
Ire 10 brick cheese. &c ~ New
Norwegian goat cheese. ayc ID. nip
~ cheese, loo each: fun cream
eheesc. z3c ID. cans milk. zbc;
fresh duck eggs, 40c. dor; fancy hon
ey. zoe per comb xsc Fudge loc M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
For Sale-Livestock

~esr>~er~~~~~-~a~~N<@~r ~~<.~~N~<.>.<.<o<.<
For hnle--Due team Of FeidinRn.
wflHh 1000 pOunda. sound ana
rue very ATutlcs short. mates and
rat and years old. prizes HE
hornos, weight LOO and 200
Eu0d. cheap farm horses good 10
worh double Or single, gentle. r
81 years old. prices from $50 TO
tIb. One team ~ Rsldines weight
S.&yV. SOUND and good workers, 1
ahn years old. price 1850. with
thrlr harness. wagon and ali an
lake nv. ~
Ae"hAsE ...... bsT riiIske ~ssss .
HDithE AUCTION Co, f7z1 fst Ave.
-. has sales Of horses, wagons.
narnsns. every Tuesday. / b. m. j.
w Robb, Auet. Phone Main 1882.
For bais--A fine lot ~ young dairy
s."s inquire Of =. N. Garrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

fEE E65EEBDTd UNDEffTxi1Ed
Co, corner Ninth and Union. Main
1907. Ind. 47Ss. FREMONT Of
FfCfc, zff7 Fremont av. Phones,
North 27O. Green al
BuTTERWORTH n Sons
Professional Directors and Licensed
EmbsImerr. 1921 LIST. Phones sfe.
UniycrsIfy Undertaking Pariorp, 1914
18th NJ y. North 2t2, Green 7tf.
Bonnay- Watson Co. Funeral Dlreo-
tors, Third av. and University.
Both phones ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Real Estate Loans.

CRY NND COUNTY 1f0XNs>>S~
On improved or vacant property al
$50 10 $500. FOR a long or short
time. and easy PAYMENTS. no de-
lay. Sturtevant a Co, ais Boston
Block. Second and Columbia
OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN on
improved residences. Rates to \
pcr cont. with reasonable commits
sion. $40 Columbia st.. Central Etdg
SEATTLE TRUST COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Special Notices.

-ks~s~r~~~e~~~~r>
MIRA Eva ~ smith ard MIR ana Mrs
Chka q. Adams gnd fausiiY desire
10 tender their sincere thanks 20
their many friend. for the help.
Kindness aud srmp4fhy 80 freely
extondasf 20 them IN tnesr haFeaYs~
meat. and wfsh all to accept ti.fr
as personal
gnrsesns~ Front .tarss also back .iacs
Madam Merrill. 1871 End sv
Wanted wextiAks ulvd lot MAss
sfs3
Phrsssoisxlc charts. ssna diet. Hsplsh
saxles frsc. Pref. Arsrelsrk sth AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Help Wantcd---Eemnle


wanted Young woman, either ex-
eperenced or experienced. "a
work M telephone oppfntornf Ap-
ply 20 lioe afa ax. or 1870 nth
Az The Pacific Teiophons aud
ToleRraph Go.
wanted Woman. 10 TO 40, as part
nof. 10 80 90 Oregon and home
stead, must have tao0 10 invest
n shHwVft state whore To be seen.
Addreea F.i9s star.
Rastima piano playing positively
taught In 10 20 10 Lessons Hook.
let's free. Nvaftie school OF Jsopu-
lar Music, sol Third av Main MA
A good. honest. plain houaok aepsf
city. Address y. ~. care star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

buNGENEAS VALLEY
ff0 acres OF best bottom hand, some
cleared. with an old and a new
house and other buildings, good
creek. on county road, with milk
route and " y. ~, county cruise
cedar, which can be sold AZ once
This II owned by an Alaskan who
wants 10 40 North. and for quick
sale has made price Of $1,000
1880 cash. bnfhnco to suit per
cent You cannot beat g. J. A.
AIMEE. III Cherry 81 Main gfsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

>~~-~~N<~~~~~~~<~r~~~~~> e>~~~>~~r~~~r>r~~>~~
3 or Groom cottage by responsible
coiored party. f-71o. care Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Money to Loan

~ es-e-~s-as-~tS>ss~-a~
MONEY loaned on diaf- -nds ana lew
cry. private offices, confidential
Am-rIcan JaMeIrZ Co. sos IA Az,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

So 0 PIER AGRE
Lies good. ON main county road. RIM
ming water, milen Of dock. at
nssr sia fr .os'h s p ,.sstsn
ali cash. must sell. Call 1910
Wentiaka ny
.-tas Oos
II you are particular as to quality OF
soil and have not found what you
want q ~ an acre. then come 90
n not found exactly as represent.
ed, your railway fare will he paid
by US; only " hours from seatti. !
back same day. 10 10 40 or more
--ssG 90
per acre, and only ts minutes 20 city
OF 1,0Vee s2ceiient road 10 land,
which T. deep. rich clay lean. we'll
stone or gravel; vary reasonable
q A. ouELETTE A co.
so5 itsliey Bldg, sueond Floor.
A LITTLE FARM
owner leaving city will sacrifice
beautiful s.foon cottages electric
large aasie. hassmens. iot sSsios.
fins lawn, fruit trees and berries
ney car. north or Woodland park.
h5s ,si p' down. s0 ss,s w 80 go p pss
month. Take rhinnay ear 70 ssth
- COTTAGE REALTY co.
North gosn. white ISL.
VALLEY RANCH
A fine piece OF rich valley land. all
cleared and piowed, ready for cui-
tivauon. on the interurban and
only four minutes walk from
community. good schools THE
soil - especially adapted for this
cultivation 81 asparagus. CELERY
and other sardsn products. yood
si.sss Terms. slsc cash, as .
month. Burke q Farrsf. iot Cher
Palm BARGAIN
Account OF sickness. eur client VIII
sen his se-aern farm. one msls
barn. eatbuiidinKs, tars. bearing
orchard phone. r. Y. d.. milk
route. > horsar. wagon. harness.
cattle. hogs. all necoanary nipple
a"ss SAFE e. :. ' sssss sa sss' s. K.
ROY u. POWERS
1891 ballard Az. Phons Ballard sos.
10 ACRES ron 10000
tio down ard only o. rnonthiys good
shot eiay soil. on county road aud
~ miles from landing zee this
". II. COLLINS q SON
300 Third Az.
SOC feet sandy beach. - mile %
store. possibilities. wharf. aawmlii.
etc. sprins creek. magnificent
View t10n.
.. A. AMER. M Cherry 81.
TIMBER AND ilpT-roM LAND
81 20 pfK ACRE.
30 afrea with creeks lots ~ cedar,
spruce and flr. near logging rail-
road ard riose 60 beautiful iAke
resort In Olympic MounsAina This
IL snsp and terms can be- arr
ranged.
Cheap The famous cnthcarf dairy
ranch. north Of the university. OF
will rent 10 dalrymans Also have
acres for 1850. - down, ~ a
month. r. y natennan. 700 Cen
trial H$dx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
REMOVE YOUR sTuMps

FOR SA1ts---A b-acre tract half milo
northeast OF Richmond Highlands
ON tho Everett Interurban car
line. Price $4,000. Inquire OF
owner. G. Lari
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

~ Ss~ sve<@
Wanted Mss, ana wosnsn 10 issrn The
barber trade largest and most
course only 80. CAN and sss or s
NATIONAL BARIEk COLLEGE.
90 Washington, or 1fe Th,rd Az.
Phone, Main sta<.
We have the only system Of barbsr
70 ~ fir sts @ss'a f,nisssS so w was.
man learn under our system. Is
years aspnf tefru licensed In.
s!trvctorn .eniy do our teaching
WAKES paid while i.a rning
hoLEu BARRIER CoisLEuE
30 Occidental Az
YOUNG men and women wanted for
.ommsrciai, railroad ana wireless
telegraph ana station SERVICES
easy 70 learn. salary us 20 pan
positions guaranteed on Kradua
dress Pacific Telegraph a Railway
inssitnts, Washington nutiiins.
Young men wanted for railroad aud
wireless telegraph service. easy
Ian, " ,sas s,,s salary ~ e 20. posi.
Nsttonsl Telegraph institnss.
eieA srd as.. opposite orphspm
thrstfr.
fnEineefs. fireman. isnltorr Instruct.
- for license. reasonable tsrsnn.
sos Oriental building. I'LL y
f.ooe RAILWAY MAIL cLkiiKA
wASTEp-ssa month, Seattle en-.
free. write ffankiln Institute
Dept sti.M. Rochester. n. n.
RAILWAY Mali. ciskRkA over is
rxfr rfarattun nerrraery hse Mr..
cssytn irss AiAsha tHdN.. before
DIV Miis Ai-f<. feia western svi
taco up. Near public market.
nes. ~ e~nts per cue feft THIRD
AZ W cramer. Tr1 paine
Meas suits cleaned and pressed.
d ool ,snttitnElpm. tkst GLE az.
Houses for Rent.
r-, sSssm scsss' IN z ssss > os
i mss'"n eas nns Queen Anne
s-rpcn, keass. ~ month sass seth
N w Key next door
| Apartments for Rent.
s :, !; - n 81
sth' fsrsfnerson, wn' rhons X All,
Excelsior spis Fufnsssea aud un.
fQfnislsed 9fh and PEhr Masn fsat
Housekeeping Rooms.
Hfcs fixss - sSsss.
keapimE rocm@ IL a modern Queen
Ann. home on two car llues
Fhuuc 9uewp Ann@ zeHt
Two ueasrn hone~k s~pina rooms.
nicely fsrnisheas - per monfh
rharr North iten
fuFni1bad hnurskseping rooms
NrnSaps light. heat. gas Included.
N4sssen AnHs fefS. ilt ysii~y a.
Earle Ill Marion -sslnx Is u n lssns.
Furnished Rooms.
THE BROADWAY. corner broadway
and fssisr-just opened. fiftv
prizes. hot water. steam beat. and
vali balls IN svery ROOM r. a.
fr~stiea. Prep
Two tarNe ruome. On ground floor
cookinR gas Included. only ~ Sc
week 10 Columbia Also singie
room.
Front roafss for twa Konsiemen. as
puenn Anas av. Queen Anne
H1a<.
Furnished rooms. 1850 : week. Also
housekeeping f0osgss fs0sM LIST az.
room. sizk wsrk Free bath. free
phone. Yates, Hotel cts and Pine.
ufANb PACIFIC HOTEL. iiisI
flraf-~-Hasse Doc daily and up.
Nice st~am heated rooms. saes a
week and up. ia psks VI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Personal.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~->~~ ~~~~~~~~~~>~S~~
operation Or defantion from labor
over 100 easss cured past two
years. ages 70 rs. Harvard
Eystsfa. 81 Kitas niag., sasttis.
0sn ard Potter rest cErrts Friday
Fsadinss daliy. 1904 ard. as
Or r..nsm has .ss.msd PIE ], s !! =.
bidx. los FIRST sv'
Wanssd-ro buy ssir; hair ehsins
and switches made to order. Mrs.
N Miller. ts7E sixth av., near Pike.
WRINKLES. frsrkies. SCARS, inelsA,
pImpios renewed. DefermAd
noses corrected sts Arcade Bldg
isirEest show IN city. baby chicks
cubatern. Come and see. IN Annsx.
III Pike ~
NrwiY equipped confinement home.
Mrs Thomas A. Ward Black ais.
Esnwood 1903.
GILLETTE HfsAI5f.A sharpcned. acc
dor razora, &c. etc. 1901 9Th av.
Don't Be lonely. tofn eur Matrimonial
bureau. ladies' fires les Pins 81.
A bright healthy bsby boy for aaop
ton. North 2l0l. ...-..
I.adies. tailoring. GOWNS, aiso remodel.
ins. tes Northern Bank BldH.
Fnncy Shelf Handled Souvenir Pens
Souvenir Pen Co. bon 1905 Sssftle.
TOuPEEs. wIrs-~Aii Kinda OF hair
work. korb, tot spring. Ind 49,.
Say u saw q IN The star.
o~sw4JTHg. sssErssI.sySes,,~.~
INSURE your watch against break
year for 81 40 First as. 81
old Country Matchmaker - Main
aprtngh. towels 7Sc each. glasses.
xbc. Jacobson, Flrnt and Stewart
Lost and Found.
~~~~-~~~~~>>~~~~~>~~
Lost--ssavIngs book No. iT,2f7. Flint
or return 10 Washington Trust
and savings hank.
Brindis bull pup named Tiger. col
lar, ears aud tail uncut. atriped
Phone Main is0, Ind. 100. Portnr.
n West Hay. Queen Anne HIT
Lcnt--A white satin bag containing
green purse with money In II neal
broadway and Thomas ST.. re
ward East i40g.
Lost--Aavings Hook No. is,s3s, Find
or return 10 Washington Trust
and savings Bank: ....
Lost,-lsay,,s WIs- watch xsns s nd /. Ton y;
e.s "v'a ,a,,,si. l. T. a"s 'f Photo 20
Inside. Return to ifie First av..
reward
Lost--s5ayinga book No. 10 ,23s. FIND
or return to Washington Trust
and Savings Bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Matching Exgs. IL. Il EEDg Efffsr
LsptionNk: prize quality: BRED
nnd MATED for laying. slsfInr ar
Incubator lots. fNCi}RATOfg---
Anothsr carload Of OLD TRURTYa
cn ths fohd. Place your ordsrn
ahead and get size you want IN
srrivsd A. H. Horton. as Mutual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

BABY cfieEs' ws kssc6 sTeg-s gsrs-
come aud see. In addition 10 own
Dree1ine farm, we represent III
best breeders In Northwest. We
~ position 20. and do sell pure
DIeo poultry direct from breeder.
aha The very best fertile Ruaran-
assu .EKr for Incubation al rea-
sonnble prices. Queen and x-Hay
lneubatofs- bnby chicks, bro0ferr.
ey.Ph ana poultry supplies Main
ssfs Chicken ranches. sale or
PIONEER POULTRY EXCHANGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Lies good. ON main county road. RIM
ming water. milen Of dock. at
linfleikh. south OF ftremertou.
near big ffeah water lake, want
all cash must sell. Call 1910
Weatlaka av.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15
.Arranq on ! Marriage.

There are four giTls to every boy in
Costa Rica, and the girls have invent
ed q series of artful and complicated
lodges to secure themselves husbands
AT picnic, says the author Of The
Fair Land Of Central America, one
young lady fingered behind the party
of guests on horseback. and sum
moned her latest beau to her aid her
horses girth was loose and her sad.
die was slipping. The young lover
was obliged to seize the damsel
around the waist In order to get her
on her horse. But the girls brother
was on the lookout; he galloped mp
in fearful fnry and found the young
couple entwined In each otherss arms.
Whereupon an awful scene took place.
The women shrieked and the men
shook their fists in Sne another,s
faces, The girls brother challenged
the gay Lothario to fight 4 duel. And
at an ended ID marriage
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15
MIGHT. sWEATS' A WARNING
Proof Of Disorder in the Alimehtary
Canal; According to John Nelson
Goitra. A, M N. ID. :

The might sweats'' which come on
some times In the early stages OF con-
sumption are due. not to the. presence
of the tubercle baciili In the lungs,
but to the absorption Of poisbns from
the disordered alimentary canal.
The proofs OF this statement are,
first. that the night sweats sometimes
occur when there is no other evidence
OF tubercdious Infection, and secondly
that when the intestinal tract is thor
oughIy purified the night sweats VIII
invariably stop "A aftef that the
strength is carefully conserved. and
good fresh air Is admitted to the
lungs night and day, and Wholesome
and varied. dietS containing only small
proportions OF proteids clean meat,
white OF egg and cheese), but plenty
OF staxches and sugars. and a moder
ate amount OF fats is supplied. the
person will so on slowly to overcome
the disease and get well, ss
But II. as usually happens. unfortu-
nateIy the digestive errors are not
corrected. the sweating and the vast
ing OF the body go ON. In later
stages both these are increased by the
poisoning from the lungs. and by In.
spfficient aeration OF the blood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15
What tho Copy Boy Wrote.

Representative Dan Anthony. Of
Kansas, publisher of the LeayenWorth
Times, once had an sofice boy who
yearned to know how to use type
writer which accomplishment. the
boy figured, would make him a regular
reporter.
Anthony turned an old broken-dowp
machine over to him, says the Wash,
ington Herald. and babe him learn to
run it,
'tWhat1l writer. the boy asked.
"Oh, just take some sentence. any
sentence at all" Anthony told him,
'.and see how long it will take you to
I'LL aIpage with It.
II; The boy set to work. An hour or
two later Anthony CHANGED to notice
the Rtge on which the lad had been
working. From top to bottom of the
sheet, and from margin to margin, the
boy had written one sentence over and
over again until there was scarcely q
white spot visible ON the paper The
sentence the boy had selected to prac-
tice with was: Who the invent
ed school?'
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