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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
STRIKERS AND NINE GTTN MEN TO TURN
GUARDS IN BATTLE STATES EVIDENCE
TWO SHOT DOWN DURING
A DESPERATE CONFLICT
State Militia Rushed to the Scene
on a Special Train to Quell
the Riotin&.
Reported That Two Hundred
Shots We're Fired-HOstilities
Expected to Continue.
Special Disna,ch TO the InieIligencer

Special Dispatch to the InieIligencer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Aug 30
Hostilities were renewed tonight be-
tween striking miners and Baldwin
guards on Cabin creek. and as n re-
suit Detective Hines and miner
named Hodge are in the Sheltering
Arms hospital at Hansford. Hines
has a bullet wound in the arm and
side. while Hodge was shot through
the thigh. Hines attempted to arrest
Hodge for some offence and was fired
upon by the latter. who then re-
treated
Several Baldwin guards joined in
with Hines. while a dozen strikers
rushed to Hodges assistance. a battle
followed in which 200 shots are re-
ported to have been fired. Company
]. Second infantry, in command OF
Capt. Ira l.. Barbour. was rushed by
special train from Paint Creek juno
tiol. to Dry Branch. the scene of the
shooting and all became quiet. Sew
erai are believed TO have been wound
ed. but Hines and Hodge. who first
exchanged shots. were the only ones
calling for medical aid
AS a result of to-night's shooting
outbreaks are feared throughout the
strike zone. All the militia in the
field has been called into patrol duty
and additional precautions are being
taken by the officers wherever
trouble might occur That Capt. isaac
c. jerks. United States army. cannot
serve on the commission appointed by
Governor Glasscock 10 investigate
mining conditions in the state was
the information which reached here
from the war department. to-day. The
governor has not announced his sue
cessOr
otter Reward
No sooner had the oner Of r T.. Feits
manager = the Baldwin-Feits Detective
AEeroy. that nc would pay $500 FOR evi-
derce showing that the Baldwin mine
guards had 'mistreated or MANNED any
fCont4nuan m, pa. r,oN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
BuLL. MOOSE EEDoRsE
coNoRrssBrAN HUGHES

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
-NTfNgTp%. W Va. Aug co.
On. rgresemrn James \ ffuehca.of HUNT
I"rfor. f.e only Republican member "
lourreas fium West Nirrfnin. nrf VINO
I- fhs feguiHr nominee ~ tro Trrurf-
tun party. wiI1 ho a candidate nn both
f.frnhfi.Hn amt Progressive tickets At
q meeting ~ tho rrurrceaiont ti commit
f.,. here Tonight. DO was dcgided fn have
tsfItiors circulated IN ail'fne counties
in the district for PLACING NuCrcs name
on the TruEreaeIte o.. trf aa If o. 5000
late o. make nomination. Mr
1lurhor vta present ami eu lorac1 this
action 14uHrfcra ~ fnr Dnwwltf"r
vifi hc established iu Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
NO DEVELOPMENTS
IN PANAMA CANAL
Not Thought That the British Gov.
eminent VIII Take Up ouc8-
ton for Some Time.

WNSHiNGTON. rug Further
developments in the c0ufrnyers- be-
tween Great Britain aud This govern
mont over tho question GEL ~ whether
fho Panama canal bin is in violation
of treaty rights. arc not expected by
tho rtaf" department S1r some time.
a Mitchell Innce. tho British
charge. Immediately after fHng a
motto n protest against the hill dnv
before yesterday lcff Tor Iaine. with
Tho announcement that hc - not OK
pct tO return to Washington until
iafo In tho pll ffi. departure wns
takon az evidence that no further
rrfrcsonta'imG would bo mado pos
s'hie for segprnI months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
PRESIDENT OF WOOLEN
COMPANY is ARRESTED

jury yesterday ln connection With rs
.nfesf.gaflon ~ tho alleged cnnspira.
rf. D"ff~fiveH connected with tfa NJ.
ice of D frict Attorney prHcffer 90.
Gay visited the Fashionable homo IN
Erookline ~ 70 prominent Boston bust
r'sf nan. who is named iu ono of the
.rdir' mcnf lic uas found fp bo .fi.
and tas n0f arrested uifh fIo under
standing that he la fo surrender next
week.. probably Tue day THO third
r"rson Indicted Dennis Cpu.. of
Cambridge. una arrested Yesterday
nnd e boo jail Boo default ~ BAIL
District Auorrrv PeHeuor said fp
n.Fhf th'f Lc believed tr I.d 4
.'rrrs case in auyp1ll ol-the isdIct
monts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
YOUTH DROPS
FROM BALLOON
Horrible Tragedy al Flint When Boy
ls Caught by Guy Rope % Gas Bag
and Then Hurled 90 Death.

FLINT. Mich August 30-In tho
presence of hundreds of people. ~
vearold Chester iiefts. son ~ Bert "
Botfs ~ FLINT VAS accidcntlv caught
By Tho guy rope of "a balloon today and
carried about o. nnn feet in tho air hp-
fore thc r0po unfangicd and hurled
him ~ his death Iie crashed against
tho roof n barn and was still alive
whom spectators reached him hut he
soon expired
The TRAGEDY occurred ~ a county
fair Tho heroic efforts ~ tho bal
loonief 10 rnaruo tho hoy eonn dis.
closed Tho truth fo fho crord boiow.
So ~ biz Tla bag crcpf hfghcr and
Higher 'hn arrnnsY- in peril ~ his
own fafe'r. could hr rren working
deerrrafolv ~ ru'l tho dangling form
10 the fraucZr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
SOCIALIST ACCUSED
OF FORCING PAPERS

In fN. ff.fnr 90 f.n frfsIfI. rurrr
FNNEtEiHi lt ". w. tur 71
H Williamson NJ ST. Warv'e. r.
constable o. ricaefnfe crunfv. ar.
riv"d hore fh.r afternoon. armcd with
warrant Tor ~ 70 Bradley an af-
tornoy. who is ch1rgc1 WIN forging
par"ra in divorce fuf. uh-n he
was located af that place Tho pris
onor waa 'nton h1cf nfa evening hv
''" constable r-adicv como rrro
IIrf Fur'nr 'o .orftc and h.4 since
u''u no. uHaI hF mo foriarefa of
tho county for prosecuting attorney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
JEALOUS LOVER
TRIES TO HAVE
RIVAL ARRESTED
Writes Letter to Mayor, Telling Hin
Where counterfeIting Outfit
ls Hidden.
Special Dispatch TO tho 1nteligencer.


EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. August 80.
Following the discovery of a coun-
terieiters den in the cave cellar of an
old shanty In wooded glen on the
outskirts OF the city by local officers
yesterday. Amos Johnson. aged 4s. a
res ident OF this city. was arrested
here this afternoon on a charge OF
cOuntcrieiting lie pleaded not guilty
and was rrmanded to Jail without
bond. Government officials will ar
i've tomorrow morning.
Investigations made by the police
seem 10 show that the game is one
RI frame up on the part OF Johnson
10 railroad rival for "A local woman's
hand 10 the penitentiary. by endeavor-
ing 20 throw suspicion upon the other
man. whose name was found in n let
ter discovered with the dies. melting
rot coins. IL is alleged. compares IA
vorably with that OF the letter re-
ceived bv the mayor telling the loca-
ton OF the den.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31

BOSTON. Auv 800 William M
Wood. pro .denf ~ tLc American
Wooirn COMPANY. was placed uudsr
arrest to.da charged with conapIra.
cy iu connection nfl-.thc planting"
o. dynamite in 'he city ~ Laurence
t.rIng tho textile strike fbere last
Winter o. is charged f0a' tho dyna-
nlfo naa fcero.cG vlfh fhc intention
81 dIsrrrdinng tho strikers he Imply.
ing tI1f fre explosive VAS to bo ueed
b. hrm fo destroy property ~ the
fohnufarrlrcre Mr Wood who is
enc oi OBJ" .ead.ng manufacture Df
roolrn goods rf fhe counfr.. was af
orce released 0r s- non bail
Tho lud.rfurIt AGAINST Wood vaa
pbe oi three returned ~ tho grand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
TAFT HURRYING
TO BEVERLY NOW
Passed Through Syracuse Late Last
Ni9ht-Will Attend the Ro-
chester Celebration.
~ HnARn pREsInENr rAF-r.

ON BOARD PRESIDENT TAFT'S
TRAIN. SYRACUSE. August 40
President Taft passed through here to-
r'rh' on bis way 10 Beverly from Co
iumbus. o. Tho president spent the
C.y travelling from cleveland ". n his
car attached 60 slow train. He made
no spccchcH on The way east and spent
most ~ the dav resting.
~ Rochester no made tentative
promoiso fo visit that city September
if when II celebrates its centenary
fn e. duc in Boston early tomorrow
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31

RJT IERFORp " J.. August 3d.
Mrs Emile Ueh1ro and six ~ her
Frfou children. ranging from % months
.0 ~ years uf aFr. met death early
tod1v lu Gre. which destroyed fhoir
homo U"h1ro flr husband and f4fh
or aur Doc seventh child. boy %
ll. ctoapei bv jumping from a second
story window.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
DATE Is SET FOR
HARVESTER SUIT
Taking Of Evidence in the Now Fa-
nous Case Will Be Started on
che 18th of September.

CHICAGO. Aug. 30.-Taking of tes
timony in the suit Of the United
States government against the Inter
national Harvester Company. filed in
ST Paul several months ago. for al
legged violation OF the Sherman act
will be begun in Chicago before Spe
cial Master Robert :. Taylor. Mon
day. September SC.
Subpoenas have been issued for Tho
following officers Of the coropration
10 appear aq witnesses a. the hear
ing:
Clarence : Funk. general man
agcr. r. ~ Wood. secretary; William
~. Jones and John J Cleasner. vice
presidents. and Alexander LcEge. as
sistant general manager.
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emperor WnIIam /. WeIl

CNssELL HEssE NASSAU. Cor.
many. August 30 Tho German en.
prrnr and empress loft Wiiholmshoehc
castle TODAY Tor Ucriin Roth their
m1lcFtcs appeared t0 bo In excellent
epirfs They we're accompanied hy
their daughter. Princes Victoria
Louise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
LEWIS AND CIROFICI TO
TELL OF ROSENTHAL CRIME
Man Answering Description of
Lefty Louie" One of the
Gun Men, Located.
Reported That Two of the Prison
ers Will Tell All They Know
of the Shooting.
DURANGO. COLO. August

DURANGO. COLO. August
30.-"Lefty Louie" or a man
answering to the description
and pictures of him sent out
from New York. is now in or
near Durango. Yesterday he
stopped at the house OF w. c.
Chapman and asked for a pair
OF shoes.
The same man was seen in
Laplatta City Wednesday by a
prospector. who recognized the
resemblance of the stranger TO
description OF Lefty Louie"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
THE wEATHER.

WAsYTroroN. Aug. sO.-weathsr
foroc1rts
western Ponnay1 vania -- Unsettled
end warner Saturday. Sunday probably
f1rs moderafs south w.ndn.
West Virginia--Fair ana warmer sat
urday; SUNDAY generally fair.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
Home-Made Door Mat of
Rope and Wood

There is a sort OF door mat that
Is much In use in some sections Of
the country which Is said to be an
excellent substitute for the expen-
slve rubber or metal affairs.
A frame II made OF M-ln. lumber
/ inch thick. Tho frame can be
any size desired. Alternate strips
OF rope and wood are then filled In.
The best way to complete the mat
Ia to leave one side OF the frame
open until the strips OF rope and
wood are In place. Make the wood
en- strips OF l Inch lumber as thick
as the frame.
First nail the length OF rope 10
the frame and then strip OF wood.
Then another length OF rope and
another strip OF wood and so on
until the frame Is filled. Then put
on the other side OF the frame and
the mat is finished and ready for
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
SPECIAL INTEREST READERS STAR
TELEPHONES
LULLABY; BABY
GOES TO SLEEP

Putting babies to sleep by tcle-
phone Is the latest innovation In
Steubenville society circles. This
method OF auieting youngsters
whose mothers leave them at home
while they enjoy bridge was intro.
duced by Mrs. Harry q. zanler at
an afternoon affair.
The nurse telophoned Mrs, Fan
Ter that the baby had been crying
for an hour, and that she could not
quiet the child. Mrs. zanier gave
a few hurried instructions. A mo
ment later Mrs Zanier was singing
a soft lullaby into the transmitter,
The baby had been placed In a
basket on a stand near the teie-
phone. the receiver 20 It's ear. and
Il was lulled into dreamland by its
mothers voice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
WOULD REVIVE
MARKETING
FOR HOME

Mrs. Elmer Z. Black. who has an
international reputation an an Of
ficer In the American peace and ar.
hitration league. gave a luncheon
az Sharry's this week at which mu-
nlclpal markets was the theme OF
the addressed.
Mrs. Black has made a compre.
hensiye study OF foreign marketing
systems. and she declares that II
American women really wish 10 re
dnce the cost of living they must 80
20 market Just as European women
do.
Mrs. o. II. =. Belmont In doing
her own marketing at Newport In
an effort 10 eliminate the graft sya-
tenn which has grown up there. a
little worse than elsewhere. be.
tween the trades people and the
chefs.
Mrs. Belmont has discharged four
chefs this summer for grating.
and she says she intends to dis
charge four moro II necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31

II thou weighest less than an hun.
drcd and fifty pounds. o. my daugh-
ter. turn thou thine eyes unto the
next column. where thou mayst pom.
der on tho household hints or the
latest style In suffrage arguments.
for To- these words of wisdom are
not for thee.
But II thou spendeth thy mornings
and thy huabsnd'a simolcona In a
beauty parlor reducing thy double
chin. or readeth the ada concerning
out.sizcs. then give heed TO the
words OF wise counsel.
For thy pitfalls. O. my eorpuNnt
daughter. are not Ia what thou must
wear. but In what thou must not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31

wear.
lie not led into temptation 10 wear
pannier. for they are designed
solely for thy neighbor. who resem-
bieth n string bean.
Look not with coyetous eysu al
the skirt which Is tight, nor gaxe
nj the belt which cncircieth thee az
the waist line.
Hurl not thy desires IN the face
~ fashion and indulge thou In a
skirt OF one color and blouse Of
another. II Is written that thou
fnayut combine oolorn n theu chooa.
eth. but thou must not be- an Inn
prewsionist
When thou ilnEercth near n shop
window aud readeth the mark down
slgna. remember. o daughter 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
: HAS a "FIOSSv"
APPEARANCE

WV EHNp ~ -
Dear Miss Grey: am 10 years
old and have a flossy appearance.
One day when was with a girl she
asked me to kiss her. Should do
this IL she should do this again?
Is 1t right TO learn the two-step
before the waltz7
The boys call me Wing How
can | stop &c? Shall | fight them,
or buy cigars and try to keep up
with them? ENIGMA.
A-You seem TO be proud OF your
''flossy" appearance. ! assure you.
my boy, II Is no credit to you. A
boy has not a bit more right 10 kiss
a girl who asks him than a girl has
TO accept the same proposition from
n boy. Would you stick your hand
In the fire because she requests It?
Usually the waltz is learned first,
as II Is difficult to get II smoothly
IL not.
II might spoil your "flossy' APP
pearance TO fight. You would bet
ter pay absolutely no attention TO
the boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
BIG FLAG WAVES A WELCOME
TO THE FLYING LEGION

The Bon Marches big flag, the
biggest in Seattle. was out bright
and early this morning waving a
welcome to tho Panama Exposition
Boosters who reached here from
San Francisco today. On II was In.
scribed Welcome. Panama Exposl.
ton Boosters, 1916" and II gave a
public expression OF the warm feel
ing entertained by all Seattle TO
San Francisco Flying Legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31

tribe OF AyoirdLpols. tat sweets Ia
clothes as we'll "a sweets In food are
not for thee
Avoid stripes AS thou wouldst n
pest Take solace In the thought
thereof that thou art neither "A zebra
nor o walled prisoner
Cast thy desire for vivid colors
into the outer darkness. that there
be no weeping and gnashing OF teeth
when thou appcareth In the high
way.
Last OF alt. o my daughter. wall
not over thy fate, for II thou Will
fashion thy garments with unbrok.
en- lines. thou wilt avoid the wrath
OF thlne husband. and yea. verify.
the laugh Of thy neighbor. when
thou gocHt abroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
! WILL A CHRISTIAN
STEAL COW BELLs7


Dear Miss Grey: What is your
opinion about people that profess
to be Christians and attend church
regularly that will steal their
neighbors' COW bells7 | would like
you to answer this, for these same
people are very particular about
what other people do. NJ.
A.--No real Christian win steal
COW bells. am sure Church mem
bers are not all Christians. nor are
all Christians church members.
However. BIO very sure you posi-
lively know who stole the COW bells
before unJusuy accusing any one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
Title
Insurance

A lawyers opinion Of
title is merely declaratory
OF what he believes the
title to be.
Such an opinion removes
no clouds and cures no
objections.
The lawyers examina-
ton is based upon mat
tiers as they appear OF
record, or as they may ap-
pear from an abstract of
title purporting to show
the material matters OF
record affecting the title.
His opinion is no secur-
ity against forgeries, un.
disclosed insanity or
minority Of the grantors,
No security against un-
lawful or fraudulent de-
livery of deeds or fraud in
procuring and recording
deeds;
No security against mis-
statements or misrepre-
sentation OF facts appear
ing in deeds or other in
struments or proceedings;
No security against tho
rights OF unknown heirs or
devisees, or as to other
undisclosed and kindred
defects in title.
In fact, it is no security
at all.
Title Insurance Is the
ONLY security.
You are entitled to it,
and will get it if you insist
upon it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31

Will never give up 10 me. love
her dearly, and know che does me.
and aside from these little tits we
get along fine. Please tell me how
10 overcome this IN her
HEADSTRONG.
A.-Your signature shows she is
not the only one at fault. II she
is 30 wiilful. she deserves TO be
called angle" or did you mean
angel7
n you will overcome being 80
headstrong, you may be surprised
at the change that may come 10 her
willfulness, and the improved
home atmosphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
WHEN YOU'RE GOOD
AND HE ISN'T


Dear Miss Grey: II you find
Yourself married 10 man that
leaves you alone a good many even
ings a week and goes out with the
boys and spends his money while you
we're good. what would you dog
LIZZIE.
A-Before you were married, II
you found your lover drifting away.
what did you dog Did you not make
yourself as lovely and attractive as
possible? Why not do that now >
Surely. the boys are not more pow
erful than the girl who tried to
take him away In the courtship
days.
BY being attractive, do not
mean by artificial means. but be
truly kind and pleasant in your
home. and he will want to stay
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
Letters to Cynthia Grey


Dear Miss Grey: acquainted with man "a years
yer w week
lie had picnic the following Sunday We went
avoid
this. but the temptation strong m II years old
this mi q only
the kissing him told him loved him and I'm
did What shall him again7 /
shall do again know I'm weak Your advice win be accepted
with thanks. JUST A GIRL
A-You
character you
firm falling
My the
safeguard As know did foolish thing but be thankful
Il and let II be lesson.
Simply exchange
under circumstances his again.
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Y
Dear Miss Groy: I have been go
Ing steady with young fellow for
nearly year A few weeks ago
NO became engngod. but clrcum-
stances viii not permit ms 10 be
married for about two years. Now.
during these two years he does not
want me 10 keep company with any
one but him. DO you think no Is
fair IN thinking that way7
MERCEDES"
Ar you think enough OF the
man 90 engage yourself 10 him. and
are living In the same place.
should think you would not care to
accept the company OF other men.
If he In out OF town. he should be
willing for you 10 have other es-
corts. as often n young lady must
otherwise remain at home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
cYNTrtA's ANSWERS +,
TO MANY QUESTIONS ,

ttst tttttt ~
The ordinary dyes may DO used
10 dye plumes.
To drink uufermented grape
Juice. with a diet OF milk aud eggs,
is said 20 make blood.
A little alcohol on fruit stain
before laundering win remove H.
A So fine and 50 cents a day IL
required 10 release COW or horse
from tho city pound.
The las, Of October. or first OF
November Is the proper time 10
transplant cedar and fir.
A husbands debts cannot be col
lected from the wlfe'H property. and
that includes one-haif the com.
munity property whether or not n
In In her name.
To clean a soft silk. cover with
cleaning gasoline. and let stand.
covered over night. dry and press
with an iron not too hot DO the
work In the open air, and be care
fui of the gasoline.
One OF the beat tonlca for the
hair IL the egg shampoo II IL
made by beating an egg very light.
adding lukewarm water. and apply.
ing as any shampoo. but being
careful not 20 have the rinslnR
water too warm or II will cook the
egg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
SCHOOL YELL.

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
give me a school yell for Gle Elnm?
SCHOOL GIRL
A.
Rip, rip, zip. zip. Fam, Fam. boo.
We are. we are. true, true blue.
We are the best, we are the best.
We are the best In all the realm,
Because we come, because we come.
because we come
From our Gle Elum.
Rip, rip. zip. zip. Fam. Fam, boo.
We are, we are, true. true blue.
II 20. II. s." will send stamped,
self.addressed envelope, | will glad
~ help him CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31

Have your Kodak Finishing done
right and save money. Developing
Free. Printing at Cut Rates. Owl
Studio. ii0tz First ave. Open
day and night. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
/ WHOSE PLACE TO OFFER ,
KISS. ,


4sSssss ssssSs Srx
Dear Miss Grey: My husband
never furEsts 10 kiss me every
morning when he goes 10 work. but
he forgets 10 kiss me when he
comes home AZ night. Is II my place
to kiss him first or wait until he
kisses met He says It's my plGce.
A WIFE.
A.-when a man and wife begin
10 question whose place II Is to
offer a kiss they are making the
little rift within the flute. that by
and by will make the music mute.
and ever widening. slowly silence
all"
II he kisses you good bye In the
morning. IL seems pretty small TO
refuse to greet him with welcom-
lng kiss at his home coming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31

For salad dishes cut cucumbers
! lcngthwise in two. Scrape out
seeds. put In salad and cover with
aalad dressing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31

Debs, Dreamland. Sunday night
Doors open 6.t5. Reserved seats
35c. admission 25c.. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31

Charter Oak Heaters. Modern
Furniture Company. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-31
Everett-Snohomish
Interurban

EVERETT TO ssoHoMIsH--s .os.
s5o. 4.os. $40. $40. f5o. 1000.
sMoifoLisH TO EvERErr-s.4s.
$50, e.3t. 1910 a. m. 100. 2;f0.
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