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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-08-08
MONTPELIER HAS
GOOD TRAIN SERVICE

The new time card which went
into effect Sunday gives Montpelier
five through mail and passenger
trains each day---two west bound
and three east bound--and one ex.
elusive west bound mail train, be-
sides the ping pong which gives ny
connections At Met ammon for Salt
Lake. However. trains Nos aud
10 carry only pouch mail.
The new train, which was put on
last Sunday is sort of oonsolida-
ton of old No. 9, the east bound
Oregon and Washington Express
and No. 10, the east bound fast
mail 1t Is known AZ No. d and IL
fast mail and passenger train
In fact il Ia the fastest tram on the
Hartman system. Il cuts the time
between Portland and Chicago TO
70 hours, and makes the run over
the Idaho division In so minutes
less time than No. 10, the old fast
mail, formerly made the journey,
and No. 10 used TO 20 some. On
the Second district MeCammon is
the only regular stopping point for
No. 0, but II will atop on flag to
let of or take on passengers at Ban
croft, Alexander and Soda Springs.
On the First district the tarin makes
regular stop at Kemmerer, ba.
will stop on flag u Cokeville, Opal
and Diamondyille.
No changes we're made In the
time of the arrival OF the otner
trains, bat the ping pong il nov
officially known rs Nos. 81 and 50,
instead Of Nos. 30 and 30.
The present schedule makes i
convenient for Montpelier citizen,
who may have business 70 attend te
in Pocatello. They can leave herr
at e:l0 >. m. and arrive in the Cat,
City at .. Returning home, the,
can leave Poeatello Il 3 p. m. an1
arrive here 1t II.
Below we give the correct tim
Of the departure from Montpelier o
all mail and passenger trains
Paste this slip in your hat and i
will save you from missing train
| or calling up central TO ask whe,
; ''snch and auch train leaves:
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-08-08
LOTS OF READING
MATTER FOR $1.5O

Ihe Examiner 10 not In the habit
of "blowing it's own horn" very
much, but at this time we wish 10
call the attention of our subscribers
70 the fact that we are giving them
more reading matter each week than
any other weekly paper in South
eastern Idaho gives ita readers for
the measley sum of Sl.5o q year.
We wish also to call the atten-
tion Of our readers to the high
class of reading matter which il
found on the ''patent" pages Of the
Examiner each week. The articles
on the Panama canal which are now
appearing each week, are alone
worth the price Of years subscrip-
ton. Among other features on
the ''patent" pages are column of
state news, all of the most import
ant happenings of the nation in con-
densed form, timely articles for the
farmer, column of wholesome
humor, and much miscellaneous
matter that is good reading. Thus
the readers of the Examiner who do
not take daily papers, can keep in
pretty close touch with the more
important events of the day.
On the home printed pages We
give all the local news from week
TO week that comes within on,
knowledge. We realize that thers
are many events in the county each
week that are not published, and
the only reason they are not is be-
. cause we did not hear of them.
The people generally are slow e
, inform the editor of the events
which would make good news ltemr
and then they wonder why "sucf
and such" did not appear IN tn.
} paper.
An editor Is not omnipresent
) neither is he omniscient. In othel
: words, he cannot be present in al
. places at the same time, neither doe
he know al things that happen
{ even In his own community
= Though editors are.often accused o
E sticking their nose in" where the,
!, apparently have no business. Well
y dear, reader If they didn't do tha
J their papers would have much lea
r. news in them than they do.
= We are anxious to pub lish all th
't legitimate news Of Montpelier an
Bear Lake county, but to do thi
We must have the assistance of ou
friends and readers in all parts /
E the county. II there il . marriag.
n birth, death OF social event Of an
j. kind in your community. make :
effort to let Us know about i
8 Call us up by phone. If you ha,
ne one, If NOT send the items 10 as
mail u IL you meet as on The stree
be stop and tell ns about it. Don
|, wait for ns 10 stop yon and ask
. yon know any news items.
- The Examiner. in common vii
10 every county paper IN the stat
of would baVe more news items eae
he week If the people would only thin
81 TO tell the editors of the good ney
: items they know. So we ask ol
~, friends 10 be more free ia aivif
II us the facts about social and 9th
events that ne nay put them
TO PRINT,
m. Hns with all our shortoomin
es= from the news standpoint. We 81
feel that our subscribers are getlil
led - heap Of good reading matter
,ad $3.50 q year. Yet some felI0
rn- will read the paper for two or thi
years and then forget to pay for
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-08-08

Harvesting u tzli vhsst ! hsv Il
progress turnout tbs county. and tbs
ezzsgawks asazn Maaee 4assalsxn ssa -
county are that tbs crop il going q
- fine both ~ - quantity md
quality. John Olaon u Ovid, informs
~ that Olsan Bros. will harvest al
least 7oo0 bushels Of high grads
wheat thEa year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-08-08

MFs. Helen J0asa tha millIaa1 waa
called - sale Lake yesterday b .
telegram stating thms hex d@mmhsax
would haye % undergo - oparakiaa
appendicitis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

Spp % 1S77-191O sogneprplt
for Golitrup oe Sprbp W%ienigbecer.
S en- Mloer al So Aar er ftp.
Meoatter al ~&pbe1bapn" 5. S.
9enrlf1en %afgooet peo Dgoen. 5a,1
bar Soliit al 6eoiel % bebolot til
oct lioftc iin 6poepS Gialeft. Com
3ppogrof reiite bo1l / lin lluqoom
ell Sci / llolall0et og l1opioc0e fine
&1tnoltober i%aole6es> at Da,1 / 10
erl1e fl1noe opertage Meoaftione, al
~Stubbctp6ing Npis". Iyolfetiuos-
'1o'1o 6. @cro iatte flor gris boa
Senr1tien og fit bon1 anlot oeo
"Morgerblobet", bporfro ban ait
til ~Folitifen" oa %ic,,cre til uay-
be11bopn", bpiS @ier o. Meoaftgr
ban EN- Sis lang por.
s. s. @enrifien 6apM ct tsrt
S111e> iom fan i set oaqliqe Sin Of
te forltoo at anpenoe pan oen pl,o-
1'9'te Moooe, men u0en at laorc mo-
gen oernleo. 9@lorc Sol,rnalilter
oil n1i''oeS boln iou1 EFT brap, ret
1toffen aollcga, / bpis ge(lfo6 De
bar t1Dbragt mango for1ojclige 81
i11er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

Sfipl1beD e1om, mere. Haa Stub
marterne fees blolnitrenoe reoe
&allnuer og blan &ornblolnltcr JON
/ ielpc Spjioumeren, pg / Sopernc
er bet life blot ErGernc, Ser bug
1,er at Srllgt. Sgioo 6%rngtbaifenc
CT lepeoc op poo ltp; mta,tge Steoer
er Der mlig pll.ftet moone @ino=
Der, % / oisie Dage bur man paa
|Tpn funnel fan friifpll,fteoe Sri
lomoSior0ber.
Set er goaet Iaa blot, at 2ano=
mUnbene langt inb- / Sftober
- flager oper Mangel paa @egn!
Zen %cpil1oeligc Gprbe6 logger 9in=
bringer i &eien for Sor0ens Otter
oarsbebu1oling. Mfpn n1a1 bar pp=
lepet iligt fer2
Man bar bellpenot Zig poa Mete:
%orologiif S,rltitltt 90 ipurgt, bpor:
le0es mani Ser furflarebe oct Ii lpo:
pa1lig miloe @fteraarspejr.
v&ejret er egentlig llet iff'
ioa uieopanligt, lee Soaret. 9e
er rigtigt NOT, at Der bor p9re
larlig mallge S%olifinsoage / oel
lioite Sis / set p1tlige 0anmarf
men / set neitlige @anmarf =
napnlig / &eltiplluao - bar @egn
mrngoen life pGret u1loer oct nor
!male. Semperature,1 bar beller tff'
bGret ierlig meget oper set norma
Ie, ielp nrt set notllrligpis hnr que
nogen &1oflpoelie, h Solct ltao1!
bar %lfinl1ct. S set bclc tagct CT De
jo life l1oaet ulropanligt, at nj ia
cit ln1uf uiuoinnif CONNER" fer
2anbet, men set for maaifc nof
Star poret fist lGnger, ero oe
plejer = / alt Solo fur piS1e Gg
mes @c0fonlnerDe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

bar noget tilliopGffelloe, 1loget i
Mctning al ieirsltfrp Torpentrlirger
til Jre1ttiocn bette, at ban fore
tog lin 8rp!lllpsreiie gienr,em 2ar-
Oct pr. 5lppemuifine. Oct patte
Gantcr PM prattif llbnpttelie og
foriattenoe BEN Dag, % vi alle CT
%itutter Dor prolaiife Gpfle meo Ell
2nftbelts poetilfe Dlugt pper Goor-
nc % Gage.
ulrit Birch bjalp ogioa nlco at
oberbepiic os o1t Sllftberre0p,nlrets
lpirnle1oe S%tprnlfribt. San itoo pcl
fife poa &opeoet / 2uften % lapebe
lite ylpopina-t6e=lpop" brit oppe
9@tercu. Seen fan bapoe @ppcll1o:
Set og 9ebe,1oigbebe1t, ser mao ii
for at pt,1be frem ouer iyorbinorift
ger. 9an los os ntco bore egrt
Rire %oberbepiic os ONT, Dpor fare
lpit, bpor leeell6c litfert og ielpfbl
geltgt set bele til1mclaben6e por.
Eilfpnelabenbc = tbi oct bar j
bclligt 8e0rag, iom ban felp lnoot
t. bdoe for, iun ioo ntat1ge ol1or
bar bpoet fer ban,. @i er alligepe
ioa longt, ioa lungt fra Maolet: a
bore Scrrer i Cutters Mige. Geie1
frennao or lang cnballt, og Ser ri
ems bore, ma11ge @rane at fqitc II
/! 9uftu1s Yioncrer> SC itore og s
imao / Nlnng.
Set far hi lert al Thrift @ircb
i $40. mMiget".)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

n1atit, bar / flere s(ar prret 2nrer
peo uGcn oanlfc airfe"s 5fple /
Ges Moines, SSolua. Oct iioltc Mar
uar hm tilliec seoer al Gorbcrc=
oeliesifolen for ErGiteub0unneliem
% bar iaaleoes lnaattet %11noerbi1c
ogiaa | biltorilfe Sag. Desuoe1
bar ban pnret 6ormmo for Sen
enc al Sc fem 6anif=om1erifunlfc
llngoomsfrcoie. SOM er Spn al
90. g. MtpeL. ,SoIfrIt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
Kjbhrnhxpm

~5pu<AtAlOoA~
9pb paa @abcm I &%jpbengapn
iGn 4S=aarig GigorarbcjDerlfe, @or,
riet Cue, 0rpnliltgens SuGrgaoe
l3S, itprte0e forleoen gftermiooaQ
bepioltlps ON paa @jprl,et al Scr
Inf Grollcs Gaoe og @p~lbergsgabe
cit @eticnt tiltolOte Mmbulal1ccll
iom hronte Den bepi01 tlele til Som:
mlneboipitolet, men neo I,1fom:
item BERTH par FUN ogo.
Mp 9npns6ebanoling. Gn Oolll1
9ege, Der forelphig life pnlfer I'll
9topn nppnt, bar ifolge uMigd"
funoet ct Serl1nl, peo ,Slr0jprpjtuinl
me0 bpilfet ban bar belbrebet 2l,:
W1S / 2pbet al fou Gage. San bul
prsbet @ebollolingen too en- be!
&9ffe Yatic1rter, % alle Gfsperi:
me1,ter lpftc0es. 2nge1 l10ienbe1
onn fort Sib Ell ligen Niece. ON fir
Spiinoelie. SON bor ollereoe meO:
6elt SEN til Ell Muffe &plleger
l%t0lonoet.
Gome1erDm=Namut iStmbcnter
%forcntngen. Gen nor1fe 6oreorags.
boloer far talt / acknowledgements.
gen ont fine @eiler / &ina. !3on BE-
rdrte %llbnisniilgcn I SenoeriDllmo
og lag0e, at ale allore Steber fnb=
Sc fn reiit / 6re0, fun beruebe nor
Der nnpot bom .l1oget l@ebogeligt
Sberfor iligc Tpreteelier par @op=
cottillg SEN beolte Stir, % sen praf=
tiiereoe fan / Morge. 0enuc Be-
merfning billtcs mes 1%torn1euoe
Niiolo.
Nlbertis GoRfmrsbu. Bcfun6=
lingel1 al Set glherti'lfe &onfl1rsbo
er c1Onu life neb fin Mflutuing.
SDerretslagfprer gapl ser aflplte
fbp. S1lititSminiIter Billion fon1
&llrator, me0belcr pao Sore perg=
le(, at 9oet neppe ri( Tl,,tne flutes
/ mDepGren0e Mur- Mftiucrne fan
c1lonu tffe en0eliut opgieres; Stgr=
rel1cn pil rette Jig efter, lpur n1e=
get SC mreo(iiere1e &nroier in6=
bringer, rre1r Get bliper for1uentlia
mellenn u og / Million aro'eer.
&1trator=Sol9ret ibliper e ter 6er-
lpbe1tbe 10 pGt.
&nfteus @robriug far frepet ft
fpr1te 6m1lfc Sffer.
Ser ltoar / 6orpeie1l faa nla1lee
Nap11e poa oc,lne @rubri1qsfrias
Sobslt1te. S @cgpnoeffen bolot
1la1t Sal oncr Bent. Wca set CT
forlGngit opgipetr Ser blep for ula1,=
ge, bber Sag 11el item frapeoe lit npe
Differ. @fun bar giGrt Jig fortrolig
nreS Em,fen, GLIDER ober &ie,sos=
g%ier11ingen mc6 ct Sfl1l6ertruf oa
MED @%rfjenoellen al, at BET life Tan
bore %anberleoes. Jranlfriot moo
betQles. Sg er Sfrerc enb nllere.
De mango, er lt6biflingelt til @jer1.
giGlb 1lbDre. Sao foar mar fin0e
Grbiten 6eri, at Sc, Ser folot, 1eg=
neoe poa @rcns Marf. Man fat
fu1pffe beres Mapl,e mc6 Trem.
friots=&io11erens ifiglurc 2o11rbpr
Sen banife SSn6iats / 2nftens
@robring bar bi6til peret ri1tge. s
oen alleriioite Eio CT ser buffet e1
mt Naon al 8etyoning op fra Spl.
lnn6. Oilers bapbe ri / @irfeligbe-
ben Inn l1lrif Birch iom epGoiq
&epraie,tant for 9(piatifens lt6biff.
Ling. Sboo nnore fsr baooe bit os,
berte De famler1oe Sorieg til. @jen,
mem bam oerimoo faa hi @pbef,n1-
ten iftaftnet iom rogt Of mere
prafhF gRro, ello ail,,ititp Y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

! Wv V$tVNASbN -'r.v
Mlligepe( er @aloemar &eroum
en- megct %hetpoelig 9prtter. Scr
CT noget al @ejret ODER @mmarf
/ bans @ers, npget al oct tl11gt lt=
1refuloe, tllugt ififte1toc, fom eper
@enlonn1ercns 9leit % Megn:
9fl1 bar hi otter be forte Shelter -
De forte MGtter
mes Stier11eglans oper ifi1lGte Slct-
ter,
bpor Mprfet butter al mo0c11t &orn.
! @otet lfpl,lper ncb allbre Mplter,
bbis gllppr mnoerligt 1tillc trplter,
n1cl1s III finn lfiuter Sc fcnote
&pitcr
MOS Maoncns @or,1.
9cm1c 3igtlalnling = Oct ber
iiges - CT life roget tilfuloigt
tSmnnenplllf fra Gigtcrens Sfri=
pebor0sifuffe. SoGrtintoo giper
Sen ct lepenoe SSl1otrpt of &1loe=
mar &droants &rrait, ser oobenbart
bar ropiflet fig iterft i Sc ieuere
Gor. @n @rln1otonc al Gn1on1be0
og Sfuffelie gipr oisle 0igte lterft
%perlonligt pregeoc. So, Set er
'mooife sen bcolte 9igtiamling, Ser
F, foreligagcr ira 0eu1e frooige
,@oono, / mal,at % meget cit pir-
feltg Gliteiomli1a, bpori o!lc Sc
iStre1ae, Gigtcren rerer, Finger
nleo. Moaife CT set n,oertioen
1i0t pm1ifeligt / al oc,n1e Ml1lif at
lptte fig til &aloemar Mtroans
cgen So1e, ser ct il ioo mango
&aopirfl1il,ger ira tioligcrc oanife
'lGigterc. Men Sonen er / bpert
Ualo oltib Ggtc, ielp l}por SEN er
ipag, ng unoertioen potier oe11 til
Gang, scr riper ue0. Smn i i'll
:; gel1oe lille Giteroarsregn:
Set regrer. 90 M,loerne rinocr
me0 Grader, lom Gage pg Mar,
BET blinfer og set fpripinoer -
:, lom Mcntelfer, pg iom MiillOcr,
',iom alt. bpab ser filler % bin=
: Set regl1er, / Gag 1om / @aor.
S iaaban ct life &erS tru0er
&aloemor Mgromns. meofeote lpri-
lte Gpne frem. Mnilaget CT ioare
Imuft, met / nRlte Gers %
Digtet bar fun 10 = gaar Stem=
ningen it'll, og songel. bliper til
Gisbarlto1li.
Ser or cn Eing, @aloentar yfer=
Dam life ipues at fjertbe til. Set
er 9onllmootgDeb. Som bau Ielp
tiger set / ct 9igt:
@or iffe 3ib, bar life Mon0;
bar fife Haa1, far iffe Sis.
,i6orbi, furbi gnnr 2ipets Baob;
noar 1p0cn fornn1er> fuor hi Sio.
@bis 9. &proum gop Jig li0t
beore 1ih pg life un1ertiben rdje<
6es meo CIT lprilf &foboe, }oa pil6e
bans 0igte iiffert pi110e / Mnifue=
ligbco og Sfipnbeo. Sans n5orte
Npttcr" biier, at ser / Dor ntu1cr=
lite Yoeii intet CT aaoet tatt i Sig
tcri1f @rco0e og Tploe efter ben
renliitiife Neriooc, men altlao f1a=
rcrc / Inollno0 pg Mnlpen6elle.
&oloemor Mproam fapner blot,
men oltfor ofte Sfpen for &sSlrup.
Oilers biloe ban - peo lit frof<
ti9c Nnllog, pcs fit @iertelug og
6ro0igbe0 - bprc til pore ollcr=
beo1te Digtere: Sc, ser niIer Sci oe0
lclb at m11c ocn.
@onis 2epy / uMiget".)
Erinicsie MarsrctJe of 3o,l=
mart, Brins &aloelnars p%n6ef,1loe
9atter, fortlller ogiaa iom @rl,oe-
.pt9e til oct fureltaaen0e 8rplll1p
imellcm ,&ertugin0cn al Iife og
Brins Mrtbur al Gpm1ol1gbt. Oct
paaltaor ct itjrlmift lille ugcblo6,
lom oftc er forbaplenoc go0t lr1-
berrettet ON oen Slogs. @et ioln-
ute @lab gieneiber ligeleoes ct
,@pgte ON, at 9ronning Meronbra
Dor arrangeret bette 8eigg. Sg at
bum bar Ell beitemt Se11ligt meD Set.
.|9ps! On 6orlopelie imelle,n &rin-
|fesfen og Sen uuge Brins al @ales.
Sg bporfor life? 9rounilg
: Mlero116ra elifer at arrorgere 8ar-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
@rrnr.

@inecsmerfc fur Song Treoerif
VIII. Ser itol / 6re0ensborg
Slotsfnrf relies ct Mtroesmprfe
for oen ofodoe &puge; set Miper
en Genbunt til Mtirocsrnurfct for
Song Gbriitim1 TX. &l,nltpGrfet
l,0fpres al 8illeobuggeriu0eu, 6rf.
Ntcliinc Yeter Ic,t. ,....i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
HERE'S SCIENTIFIC
CLOTHES LINE POST

A bright woman recently decided
that much time was lost and much
energy wasted on wash days Ia
putting up and taking down the
clothes limo.
She caused a post To be con.
structod at one end Of her yard
that was really a hollow box. and
was arge enough TO hold the en-
tire clothes line. Then she secured
four double pulley blocks. a single
pulley Ind n couple Of saah weighta
She attached one end OF the line
to tho weights. which she fastened
together. Two ~ the double blocks
were also attached 10 the weights.
Tho other two and the single pulley
were fastened TO the inside OF the
90. OF the bixllke post Then the
clothes line was rove through the
blocks and lastly through the pul.
10y. A cover with hole Ia Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
BIEHL CONVICTED

a jury ut Portland has found Al
lon illehl guilty on three counts
or oalug the mails to dofraud.
iiiehl was formerly junior partner
In the firm Of DO Larm A. Diohi.
ana was later an official In the Co
lumbla Orchards Co. lie was final
~ trust officer In the Oregon
Washington Trust Co. with head.
quarters at Portland.
The government Buhpoenaed 1876
witnesses TO testify at the trial II
was following the bankruptcy OF the
Orchards companies that Blehl was
arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
'SEASOkABLE
RECIPES .
ETR ArOR ANp cARTCCNER
pEvtlE-EaSs .

I 81 DEviLET-EG$s
10 UTfOcA1E a COLD 5tOo-
AGE COO or leT " UG
or ClO zoe AfsO aACe tn a
WASH 8OugR FlttEO WITH
ASOIirse ArID 0uTare r2rftII<
400 n HntF pOuaD OF Duts-
SaoT, n CCtr1Cog r1pe Nfao
f,tgss or FouE rtoTa eAIIS.
STl9 Vtett Wlrt1 n n OvteI
UtnI " tAROe rs. 1sUrl ter
" DCa ECls Two HOURS Aso
1aee " Tteort r1te goiLea
ae.o ArTeR 6iNrG IT n 5000
SoO~se Cans tiait " 10
ne RiOCe BoARD on n atH
House. WHILE IT IS TASTeA-
go IN ms POSITION FloUT
IT VIVA CChfySE af4D (Rupe
NveC nVe UInt " IS SPet CO
IfSS. ~N.fri hfSONr ~ VNn-
BeeF Tee AfID Ti6 RATp-
M q COW St,eD fCfs s.. Weeks
OR UfSTit ~ IS NEAR STag KSTlosl
MO GAZING vJltolY Foe Foop
~1ses GoUee rs eyes OUT
VITA n RAT c,AAD lie AsIp
40 OK 10 TAe BAU> WIN
n BUTTON HOOK. NJ Tee sew
nc, n RUSS f OF IfetsH Iate
on rs tUPotA cove II WIN
on RUtt Aho ePvS VITA
n TENNIS Ret Que 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06

thriveA under conditions OF climate.
soil and closeusas to market that
are we'll adapted 10 his work lie
probably learned to be n cowboy at
college: alta least he has made a
thorough study OF the business.
which he Is applying In a practical
way. He isn't a very plentiful apo
cimeu yet. but the back TO the soli''
movement has made him a growing
quantity.
The new cowboys by-word IL sys-
tenn. More attention Is paid 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06

quality of stock raised than 10 the
quantity lie knows TO u cow
whether his place is Overlooked or
not. He studies the market and
measures his feed 30 that when beet
is high he Is selling for big profit.
On Sundays. instead OF riding 70
town with gaudy handkerchief
streaming. shaggy chapa Tapping
and pistols popping. the boys crank
up their automobile. climb into their
tailor. made suits and ride 10 town
ike bankers
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WOMEN INJURED
IN STRIKE MEETING

NJ United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.--As result
of more than $1,000 needle workers
mostly women. storie)ng the doors
Of the Hippodromo here TO attend
n meeting called by the i.adieg'
Waist Makers union prior To voting
% a general strike In connection
with that Of the GarBent Workers
union. many ara today suffering SO
we're cuts and bruises.
So violent was the crush that
womon were trampiod under foot
clothes torn and heavy glass doors
crushed. Police reserves fOrmed a
Gordon before the doors and drove
back the mot with their clubs.
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was nailed over the post. and the

WAS nailed over the post. and the
rope brought through the hole.
Now on washdays In this WON
ans homo the waHhorwomAn sim
ply takes the end OF the clothes
line that protrudes through the hole
In the post. carries IL back and
forth across the yard. weaving II
through the hooks or nails In the
other posts. and finally hooks the
end over the last post When the
clothes are dried the line Ia sim.
ply unlocked. and II winds Itself
up by means o the weights. II
is kept straight and without a twist.
and will outlast ten ordinary clothes
lines.
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Doctor. whenever see a lake
or a pond. feel like plunging in
Whenever | am near water have
an almost uncomfortable impulse
TO plunge in. Just as ! am.
HUM Hunt Seems queer
Now tell me. has your wife been
feeding you excessively on fish7''-
Washington Herald.
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WOMEN FIGHT FOR
MOTHERS PENSION

The mothers pension law. for
which progressive members OF the
legislature will make hard fight,
received the endorsement OF the
Woman's Suffrage club at It's last
regular meeting. Thls means the
active support Of the leading club
women OF Seattle. who compose the
membership OF the Suffrage club.
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Counsel Ito wItness) What Is
your husband?
Witness-He's n flnlHher.
Counsel--What does he finish?
Witness-Well. he's just finishing
HIS time In Pentonville prison.--An-
swers.
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FINDS PLACE TO EAT

~t.ye heea irving @ Eet Iuh.
A.. ,hsre's nothing doing It's
- "a "a I'm hungry, guess the
- lail = az good as any place
WIN these words, george
u,s,sx laborer. voluntarily applied
sheriff Hodge this morning 70
sa.ar,a an inmate OF the county
ss.,s,a His request was granted
srs nice. warm meal with plenty
- reat ara potatoes, was quickly
erspared for him.
uesley l. about 90. lie has been
= seattle and neighhorins Jogging
mps for the past three years.
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SAYS HE SIGNED
AT POINT OF GUN

Claiming h. was held prisoner IN
the offices Of the Seattle Taxieab
and Transfer company. and com
PEELED to sign a release Of a con
tract. John Ingebucht today filed
suit for tho recovery of $3.50.
fngebucht alleges he was hired az
s105 a week to supply an auto truck
and drive II for the taxicab com
pany, but that on December % he
WAS made 10 give MP his contract
for a years employment on the
threat OF officers OF the company
Pa. why do you always insist on
me singing when Mr. Spoozleton
comes hers?"
Wen. ! don't Ike that fellow. and
yet I hate to come right out and
tell him to 20. "-Tit-Bits.
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OH there was a bowling cowboy
from the Wild and woolly West.
who wore a big sombrero and a
gun beneath his vest.
lie went to New York just to give
the West a rest. and everywhere he
went he yelled. "Yee-wa- hoo! '--
And he's dead now: this story
deals with the man who has taken
his place.
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DARROW'S r
TRIAL AGAIN
POSTPONED

- sssowlth the consent OF
he narrow defense ~.
'' los ANGELES. jan. The
- clarence :. barrow. labor
W. s.r an second chafge AZ tssl
issasm was continued today until
sae as5 on request OF the district
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He's n young man. from the West
also. He wears a combrero some
times and generally a vest. hut
never a gun when occasion de-
mands. he wears chaps. but it's
never for effect. and az night when
he goes 10 bed he takes them of.
The best example OF this new
COW boy Is in California. whore be
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