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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

LEGAL NOTICES
NONTINllED

ssUtau.ra q, aps ,eutt g. the rii1 fsii 81
.H Hhe'. lo iHWrtistei 70 lItei - =.
H'Ued fv Use .Hsfetf - erepi1e -
.d l''Hll r.H iird that che eln 'oNe
UHf Dis ordinance snake other pf7
tH..ne fHr tn. csfs ~ arrested ~ sons
Fs atNr lHrtf uHeI iH any .euu.
eei Hu Ntn ifasfA ahN ptcHrflha
f..,H aHd frauitteuf ana cNeirif
~. HtuHusF 20 raatrel aa visa tUHd to
tHr rr'r HltlHu aHt reformation ~ prison.
w ari Ia fHe ~ nrtna 20 rthrIa enIu
0e Horr Ht tia ra#sfH anh vpH'. unlh
Hr rttilr ut.fa.ntsa aua Go make 'h'
came stif rsl.e.rIIua
areti"n saId noatd, supieet go ci'l
snrr sr may Pc nseeasae' g. BE- totm ~
powers ani faHet.nuH. rsHRiNfd hh o.
t'.r Hf'fatHIf "r superintendent Hhfii
st#tirn rhs cit, Council sbsn u,ahs
fHN y nfnt It'aur tv taN frtv ar vfhft Zee
900 HhaN sef uttt 60 the uses Nf s.Ai
ti'afa saeh tuitiiutr isnts uF nfor'ttf
~ VIII enable saI1 unard to rsfrf nn ~
fevets sad duilss and such other rks
."efe and dHt.eH az ma1 Re prescribed
tF ordinance
se.,.ea sall noara ss tsg a. a.. m ~
Boot and rara boards aud ABE hins
County authef.tfts faf the uerunao 20
evolving tho bees rossitlo social cendi
SECTION An charter rro,l sions and
'f'lia nrrs ~ conflict hvreeiih are fe.
NNp ur or FURTHER uesotNep
tHat furh rfeNased amendment rhHu ~
H'Htttrd te tur Qualified ELECTORS - hn
iF fnr ihrtr ratification ar frieHtiHn
~ .hr nest eruarHi WWuirirRl vfertt"n ta
> aelt r. 'ae tih day e Nnr-.t ~.
NnVruteH lat- nHd stenea p. un iu
cage this iitH tss e Noveeiner iela
HoWEHr a NFshErtt
fHras NHnf 30 The tfHfN Council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

.
puurusrp AMENUME%r SO
a HEHrf.f RIOS ard fNNNHHl lNN
e. afefHd Aftisir ~ ~ tH" 'IiE - 70.
- ft- eiff - Hrafff~ D. atiinE fhrf p e
nan section ts tae knHea 30 seFN.1 o.
r~fsuar 60 size insHstr ts % ~ enc q tit
aat satmItfrE e.
V.tnt 90 sac aunlNed 20 iofn
a. $500 general fnHnl. ipal rif "H q" 10
nr ~ uruiLNEp uV rWE CITY
CuUNcfL or vtE CITY uf ~ ~
TSsi Ar,ie,e * q abe ciiy chartr- ie
7.nrndrt ~ sdatnE thersin re- 81 VIZ
is D. tnaun be nfetlHn %. ~A'tN ''-'
esssl.e 10 Whenever ths am6ant e
ash. 81 hand hrisn4lnK g. the tNf
aEafFfr trrl4AinE deposits tn ~
sufftrirri o. meet 81 We fHffFhi -
pansss and ntiirHfinns 20 The fifb ahA 20
Zee lands Nteffirts eHA arf.Aftfts ttA 80
fhaF aerfnn fho tiiT % aufhnf esd p ~.
rsa suaatff taffiri~nt safn ta she faili
ritr mtllff ard Eenefai tonda anh Hhf
nsenta W aprtiai aaHeeFfnent aiHffirlH 81
naf e. vtsrrd gar sud accrued interest
Hurh huuda nr warrants riaf 70 - 10
tssisi 10 after th~y have been ot"f atsa
s,u.a or ,.ia ~ the rliy such lhfssa
nsrnt she'll nat oporata &c pay. aen.s' ~
anrul anF buud uf afranf - l.fea.e -
rs ~ 60 imnair lee validity. hu' the c.ts
AID - ,iresf 81 lu 90 respects thp Be- Al
~ 81 nrr - sWfh bond W warrant
Hueh each mar allen - infes' oa in l."nas
c~antI~r cities ~ school dlsirifts ot me-
state - WarhiuEtnu. or in ihr bonds "i
tho trntrl states Any h0Hda 90 var
rants % ineraiei bra usa1 r. an'd To- caah
az nat i-sa than par and ac.fN.d iHif
rsf b. a..rrttanea stir laws aHA afdl
,srt.a rfatIffnE fnr enc iaruarrr OF sale
~ laHds and 500 proceeds shall ts piss "a
49,, ..,-t rslrsa ~ cash on hard real
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LEGAL NOTICED
CONTINUED
~ 7

Hids may be- received FOR al - eht
paF or division ~ sny proposed ron, -,
hud 30 contract shall 30 Huhirf Ffr'pl ~
tha fufnlHhiuW ~ material ulihHut WV
ifHt lnus consent ~ tho city council
Provided. that IN amy case not IN COZ
NItt WIN state Law the counnh may ~
ordinances drtrfufun yhathar an ltn
rfntriurui. co., any part thereof shan 10
Whdu ~ contract nr otherwise ~
Ahp ih IT fubfHEit hhHl' Y,
That such proposed afnendm9ut BE- Dup
United 20 the qualified electors ~ w"
Guy Tor their ratification o. reieet non At
no rrH general municipal election =" ''
held M-frh g. 1919
Passed the CitY Council the SON dat
~ December 1919. ana signed ~ mo ~
open session IN huthenttrHtlnn nf " pas
sage this a0th day ~ December. ltl4
HDuT % nEHkEfit
President 81 the city c"unrl
hiicd the duth day ~ December. lHlAt
~ W CARROLL.
city Comptroller and 81 -ofnoio CITY flTfk
Date u first publication January AlHt'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Il
,,..s..., ,...,.,...,-- g.st
| ,... ifH'llt Iltle 30 l %, "a
| ~ AMI y q ~. p - ~ ,,.r
hhtpil l'e ana - 49,.
| y. ahl.ha f"f iiun ? ~ Afiifi' ~ -
/ Ivy hHfi't ~ inc 'llf - n's'
F'"f tdlhf roe suhiniHrl"h pr ~. .s.t.
Hfnt y" ihe Hhalli1d N"i'tH :" ~,
| ~ Heailie nl we most E.u.t a. 80 - -,
hE ~ Niabt+Fhb ~ ~ -. =.
/ 80. ntlI bF THE CHI VI M"
! TOT .. a.
mot Section ~ Article VIZ "t 'Hs
'hr 'hafief 81 The ttY ~ n'lt'tN '
in"Hdrd =" a. g read aH I"l" -
Pc. Ion , bsparinrnt 81
N"fk7i u" Enforce ofhinAh'fss -"
HHFta' etc 10 th" department ~ 'H'lN
works there shah BE- "a depaffms = ~
! lrr works. Che head - rpi.h nhH,, =. 'I
anprf'hishNt ~ aitt W"fsH ~ 10y
p appointed ht thn hnsn 60. ~ aN' N.tH
fh' nitife nnn consent ~ thr CITY t.nh
co., i"f term except aH herein "'u'i -
provided y ihree frhfH liF ahAl
..' lh'f 30 tho board "t pnhl'
70 fh1H lr thr dots n ne "NN
a1i ~ water aufhu 90 rlslilf rhf. f'H ~
o." tlHInna - alt water ""ui fh.ih I
Hnhh subject in lhn control ~ ih' ht'iu
/ or public works have 900 mann Ef'h. hi
and control 20 the oporaii"" hna H's,h
Iirhah"' " me water system ni VIZ 'ilt
'HliHt aN hHi.I'hra IIH ff"NN'
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED


Ton. except thnt tho names ~ n''n' *
A4ll Poe piIutrd u each rfHNr .N
hfIint in tha order 90 thr h"H'N' ~.
votes they received ~ the ptitnHi>
l"h hr nominee rcerlNnr ~" -.
vote ~ he top les oarh eruup hhu w.. /.
snail he no rotation 81 che names w n
printing ~ the hbtlutH a hltnh Hh'
ha Inft below the names ~ ihn liW IN
nominees fnr zach office wherein
Natnf mHF write Hr paste in the hhu' ~
vote
Ann nE fr FrHrHEu HHHpiNr ~
lhht suit proposed amendment r"
nHted 60 tbe qualified rls' tors ~ wv
cry ~ Seattle az tho nest general
ton O. DC held in the city - tenitis %"
March tth isIf
Pnssed tho rfv cauneu the 5sth day
- December 1913 and sianrd ~ me W
open tnsstHu iH authentic fi-n ~ W. -"
ahHo this a0th dhv ~ December
unlr u ttWak Efil
President ~ the CITY I"nn'N
Piled ~ me this saih day ~ p''e'"'
her. iats
W n CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller and - affiriH Guy '..ie
Date % first publication january a'@'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

UTf0NafIhNsR n ~ iaAF - ~ Fatf 4 NJ y
urgoLTTION and PROPOSITIONS
"a amend section 10 of Article VII of
tte charter. relating TO tho making OF
,'.,,r,,y~rneuta aud tho purchase % ma
teriais and supplies. and submitting such
,,r,,,,oaed amendment 20 tho electors OF
~, NV al the next general mun!el pal
eioction to be held March T. 1919.
ma m nEAOLVEp ny Tim CITY
CouNcIL or THE CITY OF SEAT
Tbet Section 10 Of Article WI Of tho
Guy charter be amended 70 read as FOL
lows :;
Section 10 All local Improvement. tho
furds for tho making or which arc a.
tnotiv or Indirectly 10 be derived Ia whole
or I'm part from assessments uAon tho
property benefited thereby, a6f such
other IMPROVEMENTS as tho city Council
shall by ordinance prescribe. may be
ptnda by CONTRACT 20 be let 60 tho lowest
biddar thSyefor undor tho management %
tbo noari 81 Public Works. or In tho ais
,rctinn OF said board the same or any
paft thereof. may be done under tho man
ssrrrort Of said board by day labor
vlicb board shalt direct tho purchase of
materials and supplies necessary theretor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

puarusEn ANHNuM . .,,.s.,.ff,..
A uEn8tt RIOS anh FftiffiNt 80
q. a..-rt Article XVIII - thn
charter hs 80 tiuE ihefrl" = na ~. ~
e.. 80 au.au a. NaHtinn =. fNi Ht"h
tta ayeftrIrsfisas - candidates - 'ie
it.. sffI.- - in tha Citr q N3atii'. 49,.
's,nrstIftff- 81. prurnsrt hntr A''i'.l
|tha rI..t = "a the ,tF BE- ~"
.frut.I.IasI election e. - hrih in fh' t'f
~ th~ ans daf 20 March, i4l1 s..-.,
a.. fr uFngt. NteN NV fftt
cot sen. uF TGtE CITY ~ HHNA
wfr
-rhrf Arsf.ta xviii q tha 'iff '"Alt-
t., susrrNsH tr adding thHNft" 49,
~. +, n. ttssen az section ii. uhieh
1900 .t ~. tail.sa
t..a ge IS rHr candidate ~ ""t"
Ir.tt.r &. srr rff-Ufa office a.d 's'tI
e.es.e tartsrafsa fs anf raeh 30
frr ~, rharf.f - fh~ Fitr ~ p. 'ft'
tta nv. ..tg..rs sfrftan ed uhirh DO
.-.t.4-t- II thr rirrtiHn n' hi7l
..a fa. an urHsterd ufatfile1 20
...t,tt- f.fn tH 20
te~ gttv tatnptreiler dHir
iHihiaNe1 " -.-.fu.-s wun the
'N 81. 81. t..fafatian % rsH.
st... ,...+,.t,.st .aa t,suer is oifi
| 49,. a trrnrF arf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

pnOrosFp AMENpMt Nf N.t,,.,,.,.f
HEFottfioN and ln'i - thr
- amend Section . ~ Afti'n 80
civ charter - the city ~ HrH'tt.'
prov iffnr Coz che submission nf a''h -
I,asad Amendment 80 abe qualified
NJ mo city ~ Seattle Al the nest
Hn IN ursoLvrp ny rMr ~ ~ T.,
copNcu on THE ciff Wv "'
That Section % Article ~ 81 70
.Cltt charter - the ritF ~ Hee'''"
amended - a. 60 read aa fnllaNh -,
Section THE cnuutil shah wv 80
each Monday ~ cnth month"; a. tb-,,
.uf those aaFu De ffKat li"i' 49,.
.utssn the r~st f4p nat irssl
Thereafter aud fu tts sessions ,..
pHhflr. snd De- shati uht 90 l'utn
pfhrr place hap its resl'a' f''
Injecting ....t ttt.u
ASH ur tr rtWruEW p - i
that said proposed anfUrH tn
intttcf tr tha uunl nrd sie'ieis .i..-
ctY % Foafilr at me toti h.i., t,. -,
tfsa ta De t.t1 in thu titf 81 "''''
r...-t ,h- rity council me som A,y
- b.rsnihsr iait and siFufa ~ N1
arru .rsst.a fa aufhrntf. alton ~ ~ pas
cage This Feth dar ~ rrref Wy
NuuT 30 HtHh tilN
presidnnt ~ the HiiE '."NN'i'
riied IS mo this soih daf OF ne
''i- n " CARROLL.
cry Comptroller snd "a "ti'''' wv
bate u n,s, publication January ''''.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

rHorosrp AAfwN pAfrNr so
a trurrsItIar anf Resolution - ar y
the chartrr of tHr vi's ef ssati,s ~ a1d
tns thrfHtn nrw article So Pc trHwH
a. NFtieia NNNu rrittinR te ihe tseres
nent trvt and faiinetion ~ taFrs 'gf %
uafnofafr o. nar .ripai parussns end OBJ
uau fram surh taxation n ail r'ia 'nai
rrtu~rtr frrrent iras~hoid tatrfrsta 'n
srA ant NunI. srrtler ranrhls.ai aNt
.aIaIar rrtruts $3.50 fana frt.eaiinE aII eHff-
frt rru, isiHHa aHt afdinerfaa in eHHtIitt
aEd prHt tiEaE fHr fNs aHtu. as.HH ~ So ?
rFHuaeed annnfturut fn the electors W
De r.fy al tha aeNt Esnrral uunieip-'i
ur tr RESOLVED mr. rWr CRY
COUNCIL coz rWE ClrN or SEA z
rtai tas cltr charter - che city q
Seattle he anrntsd BY aattng lh.ret.e,, z
uas article 90 b. knnua - Athlete NNFtL
which shall read ss foiieus
ktrclH NNNtt
section The fssrasufrt tFNF sol
eoiieciisn % tatss on pFop-ts for au
arpafate ar wHfi irai rarta "a ths
'tfr 20 seattle t.HN D. HrfHrH4 iH W.
epert 90 p-rsHns ard prourrty therein
tipai rarraHrr BOB enc ciN 70 seattle ihrrp
shst 10 ex-nnt frotA ssieh tssra fur tha
,-sr 1913 nu nsr cent for ere vear
tHfe sesurfr .ftr urr cent ara fhffs.
sitter one hundrea gel crut et the value
F nt nrfHsI 'fH
t'HN .'NaNFHHN# N'N HANNa NH"AN
f-aarn.f~si and ~ aH imn rrois or
.n ar under arr lnrHa iu che HfI ~
affie ant 'n o.. Ias ana r.firrt.r Aaen
IaFra fer tna frHr laff srH rrfH f.r pr-
tsat cois ana feF thr Yrar 1875 rfr
pep cent aafr aui f'f fNr Ertr ift#
b. ents. nVr ref ermt emily Hna thereafter
ra rHHf - th- tatnr 20 aHrea ti Hfnnr "a
.ea.rst.nr ieaa-aeit Interrsta f. IaHH tHi
paa'IH stef frta HtsTel anH w '~,urt
aaenfr HH lr Hr snHrr anH tanfe In emo Ht.f
II -ea.'ir ehaN a. sahiest te ihn irtr g
taar- fer ..r .afe Hr r1anirif. rufrH 't
.f tt- c.fF 90 seattle Fr4f.iri tNat
natn.aa t-erin t.psW 30 construed 60 pre-
truf 100 tur .s.s.rr ~ Licences na 7rff tin
ast a.s lHt6e aItnar thn Gitf % hsAffir
rs Ias et-ress- 81 fne rafr reHer. Hr
tfst ear ,ntrtrf rtetisins ~ ''tlinar r.
rrraIttHa tha sale ef tnteHHalirE
.f.ilon Au charter peuris.eHs or
Hrt rs~ .rd tarfs % tncrsf in con-
fiisf trFU fH afH rrasrte.t
ANn H SIR 81 NftiHH NEHHi FFH
that flr fsrFgairE ssurudrfrnt tn fHt CITY
Charter hr ar1 fNe ~ ntv lr hfrrNF SUD-
r4ttrh fe trr 4aaffi~t etrsfHrf 90 the
et.r I'd fne nHrf arn.Uaf wsnIr inai r.r.
f.ar To- 6e hole "a rae tth ial "a March.
.lBtr
psnst tts cty CeursH ere ftth daF
= N.trntter fats aad aiFurt hf mr in
alz~n srsean tn aatheufiratasu % 90
passage thls ts.u taF ~ Nulenhrr 1919
UpHr o. WWFkrrT
FrealteHt 90 the Citf Caunrt
Filed fhs lstt daF - ~otrfaner i1ts
90 W CARROLL.
.Cffg rauipfrnt hnd - aoffiriH fitf Clerk
Date u ftri p-hiicattan Jsnuarr alst
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~ pATsnr AIroRnEYs

y V1fts. aufeat aftarneg afEs w ~
ssps, g1fFsfs thar se p rer
". Ihiaxf sEpsrisuee 1li crafr.. E.s
g. hfqSs. registered Fatr.t ard
Issss Marx Atfarnsys Il .,r. BE-,
-- ss.-.l- ~ csn'rai BruaIrr
!. r. naliit "a years in rn#-rf
80 ~ attorney 131 Int Tde
"a i''t Tiers fsvaiort
ltf.lAa. patent affnrna. rte
~ fnrs R'ar Main sea-
1-.st. l.1-ifk LaHrear9 a. r..- TiF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

y ar, l.ys' "a. ,,9a ,. = a..'' NV W''.
fta eash $40 u H...H
wrSr COAST LAND co
1nt American naas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
II WEST SEATTLE REAL
ESTATE

CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
4 IEAsE- OF ZOE an
WATERFRONT

rs-f-ts.Aaa aater frnri Huu u.
'-ss,vl ard sraaH fTuiis turn. ete.s
- ,-ssH hsne " Eanlai. ruft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Csrrin Fss sssHd Bale Hdr -aIf.
wise1 ffsa husband wife pf4aegtv
nxna - ~tilna lfrkruutrv
klisft y f4gFsN 80 N II u. grr.
sA. prscilss. satztsA lass HH-Ha-d
IL PC e1s1fafian ffee .It .st
A4gia Esan fawFers eff -w
TX .]z - Pre61ts practice ep. arfr
tszs.si y. lre cans taI fr.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
LEGAL DEPT.

q IsaYEks -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

ON l1sfnntfoIIef ana n 7ffI9 N ~
pair q fret vabiiraii'" SA""-'f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

rhat ths civ charter - che CITY %
Seattle hs afnrnfsd hr ahttaE thereto
uss article 20 b. kunua - Athlete NNFtt.
...U-H arnNr raHH F.aEfHHa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10
Soft, Furry Bears Haze Big Heads;
They are So Strong and So Curiou,

az IL on special parade for Artist Bar
mum and me.
1t was our second trip to the 900.
boys and girls!
Dear children, did you ever notice
the loose skin and the coarse. long fur
bear has?
They have such funny, short, bow.
legs, too. And they have claws ct the
ends Of their toes.
While Artist Barnum was making 4
sketch Of two Of these soft-looking AMI
mails I noticed one start up the trunk
Of tree, which was growing In the
enclosure where the bears are kept.
Why he walked right up that tree.
boys and girls. like squirrel would!
Wasn't 1t wonderful. especially -
the bear was a big. heavy one?
Another bear was eating and l
noticed he had berries.
Some little cubs wore sQuatting
down near the railing and they whin.
ed and made noise like q coughing
growl.
1t sounded 90 strange!
watched the bears . long time, and
found out that they have the tin.
niest, sharp eyes, very pointed noses.
an extremely keen sense Of smell and.
oh, such curiosity!
Don't you remember. children, how
often you have seen . bear on his hind
legs. Well. he got up like that be-
cause he wanted to nd out something
or other. just like . grown person
might do. One Of them walked to-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10
A PERSONAL
EXPERIENCE
~ lENoRE 0OR0ElEAu,
COLUMBIAN SCHOOL

NE fine autumnal day some
4 friends and myself decided to
~ hunt wintergreen In q wood
near the farm house in which Was
staying.
After packing our lunch we start.
ed, led by Harold, . small boy Of
nine years. When we reached the
woods we spied q very small stream
nestled in the bosom Of some little
hills.
Hilda, Harold's sister. said: Lets
follow 1t up to its source, for know
we will catch some frogs"
At the mention Of frogs we all
started to gallop along the banks Of
the brook, our bare feet hardly
touching the soft grass which grew
there.
Suddenly. Alma. who was on the
other side Of the narrow stream,
cried out: Girls! Harold! Come
here and kill this snake. lt's just
dreadful and Il II sticking ito tongue
out ct me-"
Don't b afraid" said brave Har;
old. -. with . stick In one hand ana
brick In the other. he waded across
the river. picturing himself hero.
I'LL kill It In just . second"
But Just 90 he raised the stick to
KILL. the reptile Hilda, Emily. and
discovered trouble on our side Of the
river. There, before u, q long. with
ing blue racer, apparently the parent
Of the one who had frightened Alma.
Although armed with sticks, we
felt very insecure and kept our eyes
on the snake lest 1t should crawl to-
wards us.
Suddenly II did move toward us
and almost instantly ave pair of bare
feet were running toward home and
mother. We don't know how far 1t
for We didn't dare look back.
but We never went hunting for win
tsegreen again that summer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10
THE LITTLE MOTHER
DY EMMA eRosoWskA

~HIS picture represents q little
girl. knitting stockings. and
= rocking an old, wooden cradle,
In which her baby sister is sleeping.
The little girl Is barefoot, and has
on q short dress. which Is covered
with a little, clean. white apron.
She IL sitting on a wooden chair,
with one foot on the floor, and the
other on the bottom of the cradle.
She Is busily at work knitting stock
ings. and looking at the stitches ~
she works.
The cradle 10 set before q window
where the sunshine is pouring through
onto the top of the cradle. On the
back Of the cradle II cover, which
Is placed over the little sisters eyes.
Her father 10 perhaps dead. and her
mother goes to work, while she takes
the place Of D mother during the day.
On the left side of the window 10 .
shelf. with q pitcher and cup. and
on the right.hand side 10 dresser.
It 10 . very small dresser whose
drawer IL open. with q key In 1t. On
the back OF the chair Is Q red hand
ksrchief. in which the little girl ties
up her stockings and thread.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10
The Advantages Of Pen and
Unbiased Paper for Arithmetic
A sEA


because pencil can be erased neatly I;
and, nth, because the pencil may be
used without continuously dipping In
an inkwell for ink.
A sharp pointed pencil will make
quicker. heater figures than q pen. un-
less 1t Is good paper. and then for
your blots. School children and blots
are second cousins. l have had my
experiences with them am school
boy himself. In some papers you have
to erase blots or copy your paper.
There are no blots when you use pen.
Gil, which Is something to be thankful
for
In one way there may be an i'd
vantage In pens. but have noticed
only one. and that 10 having your pen.
ell point break In the middle Of q
word-that Is provoking.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10
A GREAT WONDER
n ytpEN we lived In Meadville. a
vA/ college town near Erie. Pa.
az ADA /. STONE,
FAIRBANKS SCHOOL

r. ytpEN we lived In Meadville. q
[W. college town near Erie, Pa.
We took trip to the Niagara
Balls Cleveland. and Buffalo
] We reached the falls in the early
Fart Il the afternoon, and, after Sc
Turing rooms, went for walk before
yinner
4 At first we were disappointed, but
De we watched them their grandeur
raduaH grew upon us until we were
Indescrhably charmed.
The hlls are never monotonous;
Although In general they are always
me sam, in detail they are always
Fifferent.
They ae beautiful to view In the
morning the sun breaks through
he risingfoam and mists. and then
sends It's avs down against the reel
Ing foam ar down on the rocks,
making cab drop sparkle like a dia-
knond.
Later int the day they gather the
lull force c the suns rays and the
water Is fa'ly streaked with golden
Tines borrowd from the heavens, and
It's own deph adds dark rich blue
pr even blak, while its edges are
Golid massesof emerald.
The falls re frolicsome here and
there as the waters dash to and fro,
and snow-wfte In their swift rush
across the upper lodges. They are
>ne Of Nature great wonders. and
plight once sea never to be forgotten.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10

In N olden time the pencil was used
almost entirly. and now, oh. how
= things have hanged! Now. II one
lgoes into a stsionery store and in
|Quires, "Of wtrh do you sell the
more, the pencior the pen" the an
(swer will proably be, Pens, OF
course" Then follow up that with.
L'Of the two. wlch costs the moreT
This, interrogatie will be briefly An.
LSwered, The pe," Counting the pen,
fhe pen-holder nd the ink, the pen
costs twice as ruch as the pencil.
Now, coming.to the advantages.
First. the pencils cheaper; the sec
Eond. there wont be any danger OF
Ismeared papers third. there Is no
ink to spill AM make things dirty;
Fourth. not as n1ch paper wasted. be-
cause unglaxed PAPER is cheaper and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10

future Authors in Detroit Public Sch oo1s
cooprdoa With the in

Ward me on bis hind legs aud almost
asked for popcorn.
You know there are polar bears, the
big, white ones which come from the
north; brown bears. black bears.
yriz2ly bears and many other kind.
Next week we will make our third
trip to the Zoo. We are going to
look for an animal whose name begins
with c.
Do you know which animal II will
be?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10

Steel furniture - being used In Chira
for the reason that II can not be
harmed by the white ant asnd other
destructive pstss that eat their way
into wood. Experiments show that ,hs
use Of the metal cabinets keeps docu
ments and books free from dampnss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10
THE Roll of Honor

The following Eighth grade
|puplls In Detroit schools nave
qualified during the past week
Tor membership In The Times
Future Authors" Class:
,edalin HOnmanu, Franklin school
Nbrmhmm MARI simon. Everett
school.
cii Friedman. Mckinstry school.
edna Risse, Campau school.
1OrOthy Mcvlttie. Alwer school.
Rowland starr. Maybury school.
BenJmmtn wright. Farra M
school.
walter y. Bersey. Farrand school
Irrine Pollard, Mcl<instry school
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10
A BOY AND HIS DOG
~ GLENN HAYWOOD,
MORAN SCHOOL
r YaEN was walking down Grand

w YaEN l was walking down Grand
w River-ave., the other day, l
w saw Z dog trotting along with
q paper In his mouth. Behind him
walked his owner, boy about II
years Of age, whose name 10 Bob
White. He 10 . chunky boy with .
smiling face and good nature, which
10 not ruffled when he is mauled by
the other fellows. He goes by the
nickname of Fat"
Fat" peddles papers every night
and he never goes anywhere with
out his dog; that IL II the dog can
manage 20 that Fat doesn't see him
and send him back. He may not
have ~ much brains as some higher
bred dogs, but he knows that Fat II
his friend and 90 he sticks by him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10

Twenty-Five ears afo Argentina had
70 import its fur. Today it sells wheat
70 the world. te annual harvest value
amounting to iore than 3500,000,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-10

4 little ingenuity
Will help q situation:
% I will tell you OF . stunt
BY one In humble station:
Tor long his heid hath withered up
With drouth that held no water
latch.
Ne rubbed an onion in his eyes
And wspt on his potato patch.