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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
AZ the Banquet.

How many speeches did they have
at the banQuetr'
Seventeen"
Seventeen speechmakers! For LANDS
saker
II didn't say seventeen speechmak-
ers, but speeches. The toastmAste1
delivered nine of them himself" DE
troit Free Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
WATERLOO WILL ENTERTAIN
Has Extensive Preparations for
Sept. n to Oct. 3, 1915.

The Dairy Cattle Congress will
again be held at Dairy Show Park
which is a beautiful 40 acre tract ly-
ing along the banks of the Cedar riv-
or. 1t is located on the Waterloo-Ce-
dar Falls street railway, and is but
a ten minute ride from the heart of
the business section OF Waterloo; thus
making it convenient to the hotels, as
we'll as the homes OF the residents OF
Waterloo, which will be thrown open
to accommodate the visitors during
the week of the show. Unlike the
other shows of q similar nature, the
Dairy Cattle Congress will not be
held entirely under one roof An ex-
hibit hail. 129x212 feet, is to be used
featured products. In addition to
this extensive interior space, the
grounds, which are we'll drained and
covered with thick turf, offer 100,-
900 square feet for the exhibitors of
large machinery. The judging arena,
where cattle judging and other prin-
cipal attractions of the Cattle Con-
gress proper will be held, is 10Ox200
feet. 1t is supplied with spacious
galleries for spectators, and those in
terested in the educational features
of the show. Adjoining the parade
ground is located the mammoth new
cattle pavilion, which is the first
building OF its kind specifically built
for housing the cattle at dairy show
This great barn is 12Ox200 feet and
will comfortably house $50 cattle.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
Not Sasn Dead.

Ma etyles-Th1s paper says eagles
and parrots are among the longest
lived Of the birds. Mr.. Styles-Coms
to think of it, guess that's correct.
I never see 'em on women's hats
Yonkers Statesman.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
Music and Animals.

Many stories are told Of the power
Of music over animals. A story is told
Of a circus tent which caught fire.
\ frightened lion escaped from his
cage. He was very tame, but the ,eo-
pie did not know that. and every one
cried out for the keepers to shoot him.
A little boy. who loved the lion and
often performed with him in the cir.
Gus. began to play OH his flute. He
went. playing all the while. toward the
lion. and as he played the lion grew
quiet and listened. Then the boy. still
playing. walked over to the lions cage.
and the animal followed him slowly
and went in the open door of the cage.
which was quickly fastened upon him
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
1ha Chief Pleasure.

"Do you think aeroplanes Will ever
be popular as automobiles"
= "Never. You can't fly low enough TO
put on airs for the benefit Of your Pc
destrian friends. Courier
Journal
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
YOUNG Nc FOLKS CORNER
Mauic Sand Trick.

Did you ever have magic sand In
your possession7 Except for the color
it looks like very ordinary sand. does
It not?
While making this remark the con-
jurer shows the audience that he has
sand Of three different colors In the
three little bags on the table before
him.
There Is also a bowl Of water on the
table. The conjurer then empties the
sand from each bag into the water and
stirs It up thoroughly with his hand.
Nov, my friends, am about to take
a handful of sand out Of this mixture.
Which one of the three colors shall l
take out f1rst?'
Some one says he would like to have
him take out a handful Of the blue
sand.
"You say the blue sand? Very WELL
you answer.
Whereupon you put your hand to the
basin, take out some sand, squeeze it
as though you were. trying to dry 1t
and show the audience the handful OF
blrS sand. After the magician has
taken out handful Of each Of the
three colors to deepen the mystery one
Of the audience should try. for them
selves. They. Of course. fail. The au-
d1ence is completely baffled. Here is
how the trick is done:
Dye ordinary silver sand three differ
ent colors. Then prepare a small guam
tity Of each color by charring over the
IRE in a pan. with 4 small piece Of tai
low or candle wax. Press them into
three different molds.
Have one round, for Instance, one
square and the other oblong. Put a
little cake in each Of three little bags
with some Of the unprepared sand Of
the same color.
Be careful wien emptylng the sand
into the water that the cakes are not
noticed by the audience. When some
one expresses his desire for a certain
color there will be no danger. Of pick
ing up the wrong one II you remember
the shape Of each Of the colored cakes.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
Ath,et;c. Save sac. 900 Salaries.

It is estimated that in disposing OF
Baker. Barry. Collins. Bender, Plank.
Murphy and Shawkey the Athletics
have cut their salary list at least $780,
900.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
Rich and Poor.

~You must remember Miss Bank
Just think moment
"Oh, the rich girl
Eyes. She's engaged to Jack Cad
ley"
"Oh. the poor girl.'-Baltimore Sun.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
Monkey Surgery.

A wounded chimpanzee stops the
bleeding of wound by placing leaves
and grass on the Injury.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08

pers. We offer this unequalled news
paper and The Manchester Demo
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
Queen Hatasu,a Throne.

The British museum possesses
ohair-thr throne Of Queen Hatasu-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
Pleasant Conversation.

She-Are you fond Of Strindberg? He
Yes, but I prefer Roquefort--Stan-
ford Chaparcal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

that you considered her about the
pleasantest woman you knew 10
flirt with"
My dear Margie. that remark
would be made by any man pro.
yided he was honest. Did you
notice Jim last night? lie hung on
Kitty'B slightest word and noted
the flutter OF her eyelashes more
than he did her bid OF no trumps
DO you mean TO tell me that
every man who meets Kitty will
try TO flirt with herr"
We all disclaim being towards.
my dear. We will take n dare, as
we used to say In schoolboy days.
when It il offered 10 US In such a
bewltching fashion.
My dear girl. neither marriage
nor even chronic dyspepsia. ever
spoiled normal mans pleasure In
a spicy filtration. only age has any
effect on H.
Dick snapped out the electric
light as though he had said the
last word. but half hour after.
ward asked. although he was halt
asleep: Aren't all those qualities
that you gave KATY purely human
DO they not belong to man ms well
as woman
'I'll tell YOU IN the morning" he
nfnmblcd.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

Chance that s,efsrsson survived,
SAYS Anglican church missionary
named Whitaker. In letter to Bish.
op NJ e, Stringer. bishop OF Yukon.
Parachute fails 20 open. rreder.
lex Rada. balloonist. plunges 10
( death NJ Cleveland
I You ootso hand ., 10 Uncle Sam.
my. Edna Neff. years old. travels
from Pensacola. Fla. 10 Christians.
burg. Va. for 10 cents by parcel
/ post.
Frank p. Walsh, In Interview q,
Kansas City. says charges against
Rockefell.rs proved out OF lips OF
John ID. jr.. himself
/ Prison commission takes leo
+ Franks Communication OF sentence
under Amusement Chief Justlc.
Anderson OF Alabama Joins Ia petit.
ton
After climbing two PEAKS In Cas-.
cades. Mountalnecrs are back and
next Sunday will walk from Glen.
dale TO Maxweiton. on WILDLY TAI.
and.
/ Gov. Williams. Oklahoma. orders
National Guard 10 aid In suppress.
ing riots at Enid. growing out OF
lack OF employment for 300 men.
Harry ssesson. IS. strikes May
Hoffman. %. proprictreas OF Stock.
holm house. Portland. and then com.
mits suicide.
Justice Herman o. Crow Of NJ.
preme COURT soaked on nos. with
putter while playing golf on olym.
pla links with w. L. mn. state
house employe. HiIl II sure a crack
shot.
Memorial services In honor OF the
late Mrs Isaac Cooper. charitab bic
worker. will be held at the Temple
de Hirsch Wednesday evening.
Cunsrd liner Aquitania. used az
transport OF troops. reported on
rocks In the Merscy.
A. 3. Lord. president BaInbridoe
Island Land Co. back from several
months vacation In East. Saws
people there are Interested in
Sound country.
Steamer Governor arrived In Sc.
attic Monday night with 800 passen.
gers and heavy freight cargo
Steamer Senator TO sail for Nome
Tuesday with $50 passengers. Has
capacity cargo.
Frank Shlbata. clerk at Nil.
waukee hotel. arrested by customs
officials Monday night IN connec.
ton with discovery OF opium In
hotel rooms.
South Dakota society 10 hold
summer outing in Woodland Park
June s.
National officials Of Y. w. c. A.
spoke at vesper services Monday
night.
J. e. Barnes. representative OF
this state on original Western gov.
ernors' special. assumes position of
secretary and manager OF Bremen.
ton Commercial Club Tuesday.
Last musicale OF season by
Musical Art society Tuesday night
In Fine Arts room OF Baillargeon
building
Forty delegates 10 annual conven.
tion OF hardware men In Frisco last
week arrived In Seattle Monday
night. Left this morning for East
AILsteeI railroad coach Grace"
equipped with modern church con
veniences arrived In Seattle Mon.
day. VIII be on exhibition at O-W.
station Tuesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

Copyright 1915. By IN. Newspaper In.
tsrpriss Assoclationb
What Is the matter with Kitty p
asked Dick when We were getting
ready for bed.
Nothing more than the usual re
turn to form I guess Kitty. you
must remember. my dear, took 10
fIirtatiOns and foilies just as some
other people take 10 dope or drink
and II Is hard work for her TO get
over the taste for them.
Every one IN while she has 10
break away from the strict absti
hence and go on a little amusement
'toot.' but notice they grow farther
and farther apart. and that che IL
more reconciled each time to go
back 10 Herbert"
Kitty Is a fascinating llttle crea
ture." said Dick. but she Is the last
woman on earth I'd want across
from me at the breakfast table
every morning. She can be every
thing to man except a wife. She
Is always as ready for change as a
bird on a bough. Athirst for new
sensations, she wishes to experience
them all, no matter what the cost
may be. She madly courts all that
whets her curiosity. all that is out
OF the ordinary, all that ~ new. all
that Ia extravagant. all that is NOR
bid She Is restless To be quiet u
for her a proof that something Ia
wrong with the whole scheme OF
living She is neither klnd-hearted
devoted nor generous. Yet she ID
capable Of great kindness. OF the
purest generosity and the highest
type OF devotion. With her all Il
carelessness or enthusiasm--the
Is no middle ground. She Ia the per
lection OF lmpusiyeness.'
Poor kitty" | exclaimed. =
never heard her so terribly abused
even by her own sex and ! have
heard some or them tear her into
pretty small pieces
Il am not abusing her said
Dick. II am telling Just what
think she Ia. do not know q
woman with whom I think II would
be pleasanter 10 fllrt"
"Oh. understand. Instead o.
considering her q girl worth while
you think she would be Just tn,
girl worth Willing away the time
with"
Dick laughed You are surpris
ingly witty Margie, he said
,''lt's not entirely original.
answered. but ! had to surprise
you 10 match the surprise you
gave me with your analytical dis
cussion OF Kitty.
II would have said that the only
remark that sounded like you was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
JOSH
( THlE|E'', f., J
\GIS1'

Chief Justice Morris Of supreme
court delivers memorial address at
Olympia
George L. Newberry. aviator. falls
400 feet into cemetery at kirkwood
y. y. Was "a little premature. Al
present he's only In hospital
Committee OF American Assoea.
ton OF University Professors re-.
ports that Utah university profess
ors were fired without sufficient
cause, that free speech is not toler.
nted at that institution
Business session of National
Council of Women began Tuesday
morning at Portland. ore. Resolu.
tons passed approving Wilson's
course for peace.
New gold creek being opened on
Upper fuson. Is report NJ Dawson
Robert polhamus. assistant post.
master AT Port Angeles. injured
when auto drops over bank.
State grange meets az centralla
today Movement on foot FOR con.
test between G. y kegley and A.
High for master OF grange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
p r. o G r A N )

Liberty Ending Monday Night
Betty In Search OF Thrill" Gel.
sic Janis and Owen Moorel. five
parts. Southern American Tray.
elogue."
Colonial Ending Saturday Nigh,
a Woman's Resurrection" (Bet-
~ hansen. VIM j. Kelly and RI.
ward JOSEF.
AIhambrs Ending Saturday Nigh,
The Hypocriies" tMargnret I'D.
Wardsl.
Class A Ending Tuesday Night
The Dancer" tCieo Madlson).
three parts. The Broken window"
CEdw. Coxen and winlfred Green.
wood. Mutual Weekly"
clemmer Ending Tuesday Night
The Cowboy and the Lady" %.
Miller Kent: san Diego Exposs.
ton
mission Ending Tuesday Night
Who Violates the Law CAR.
thur Johnson. three parts:
"Hearstselig Weekly. sonny
Jim and the Valentine
Grand Ending Tuesday Night
The Corsican brothers" (King
BaEEotl. three parts. No Soup:
Fun Among the Pharaohs"; The
Memory Tree
Seattle Ending Tuesday Night
Added Fuel. two parts: AT the
Stroke OF the Angelns." two parts:
Caught In the Act
Alaska Ending Tuesday Night
The Failure" John Emerson)
and a Keystone comedy.
Madison Ending Tuesday Might
"A Modern Magdalen," five
parts; The Black Box" No. IL:
The Castles. dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

have everything I want and plenty
OF IT.
Both these men have
homes OF their own. They don't
pay rent. and. incidentally. they es-
cape taxation.
But they've proved beyond
chance of contradiction that there
Is no such thing as the high cost OF
living.
Moreover. they have shown again
the truth OF the old saw: BE 1t
ever so humble. home sweet home
liz home sweet home-even when II
IL the rusty iron shell OF an old
steam engine boiler.
They live at the foot OF Pike st.
under the bridge leading from the
Public market TO the water front.
Their surroundings are not ex-
actly aesthetic. but. on the other
hand, neither are their tempera-
ments. Hence they are happy.
On every hand are heaps ~
scrap iron and miscellaneous junk,
where. Iron Tom" asserts. "a hum
dred tom-cats make their home"
But the neatness of their bach
elor apartments is amazing.
THE Gunner" came To the iron
heap nearly two years ago. when
times we're tougher'nell." he says,
and he was out of work and money.
I'D spent every cent had living
in a cheap hotel" he declared. Il
was walking around the water front
one day when | spotted this old
boiler shell here, and says TO my.
self Gunner. you're dun fool
you don't put a door In front an
bring your blankets down an move
in
And that's what | did. Times
were awful hard that winter, but
managed to pull thru. ate well.
too. considering how some OF the
lads down around Washington 81,
was doing The cops came and
wanted to know what business |
had there. They could see my light
shining thru the bolt holes in the
boiler and thru crack in my door.
told 'em II want none OF thei.
business. that was my home and |
was just living there peaceaole
and gettin along.
so they left me be. and now
they all know me. Nobody ever
thinks OF bothering me now.
squared Iron Tom" with 'em when
he come last winter, and helped
him fix up his boiler.
"Hellsfire, man. don't talk to me
about the high cost OF Twin. !
know what Il costs to live. | nuy
my grub with sl.25 week, and
don't have to bother about paying
rent. The tax collector hasn't
found me yet, either
There are sprouting sweet peas
at the side OF the Gunner's" house.
and potatoes and corn are peeping
thru the ground In his 20.foot kar-
den plot in front.
THE Gunner" is a cook. He is
60 years old lie does odd Jobs
about the water front and Is wait.
ing for promised employment as a
camp chef this summer
The dimensions of his home are
G r. in. long; It. wide; by 4
n. high. Inside are stove, table,
stool and bunk Its general APP.
pearance is neat and coy.
Iron Toms" home Is a Few
inches larger all around than his
neighbors. and fitted in the same
way. Tom is working at Third and
Pine. chipping dry mortar from
bricks taken from dismantled
building.
Tom spent l6 years OF his life in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
Billie Burke Will Play
i'm SiX-Reel Movie Film

Billie Burke In the moyiesl
This IN her intention upon com.
pletion OF her present tour. accord
INK 20 reports In moving picture
circles. She In ut the Metropolitan.
appearing IN Jerry
The New York Motion Picture
corporation has engaged Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

Age than In The Coraican Broth
erH." the Dumas novel which has
been adapted TO screen use. and IN
now the main attraction at the
Grand BaRgot appears In the dual
role ~ The Corsican lirothera.' In
which he rs greatly aided by some
very sklllful doublc-eSpohurc work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

Alaska hunting for gold, but unsuc-
cessfully. He is 46. Like The
Gunner" he was broke and out OF
a Job when he came to live In the
iron heap.
But. unlike The Gunner" he has
no bank account. At his depository.
The Gunner is known as Mister
Gum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
High Cost of Living? Bosh!
You Can Live on 81 a Week
Anyhow. Here Are Two Men Who Are Doing 1t;
Live in Boiler

whsd d'ya mean. high cost OF
liylng7
Il eat three squares day and
have meat every meal, declares
The Gunner" Il do IL on si.25 a
week"
I'm getting fat on s. week"
says Iron Tom" Christianson. i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
tile
Insurance

Provides a more ex-
tended examination
than can be found in
the public records.
Title insurance pro-
vides a more expert
examination than is
generally obtained be-
cause its attorneys are
confined 10 one branch
of the law.
Title Insurance pro-
videS a more econom-
ical examination be-
cause its search, once
thoroughly acc ON
plished, does not have
TO be covered again.
Title Insurance pro-
videS the most rapid
system of transfer be-
cause a large portion
of the search has gen.
orally been made.
Title Insurance is the
only system that log
ically approves its own
-work-by lnsuring it.
With Title Insurance
you take title with a
guaranty. Without il
you take title largely
by FAITH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
BAPTIsTs At EXPO

SAN FRANCISCO. June Sew
eral thousand Baptists invaded the
exposition grounds today, to take
part in the Baptist day ceremo-
MES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
We College ENDING Tuesday

The Photoplay Without a
Name" three part drama: They
Were Heroes" comedy: Boy
Scouts Farm France" educational.
Romantic San Diego" Pathe color.
scenic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home ENDING Tuesdax

The Temple OF Rogues. three
part feature. Mary Pickford in
"Wifey's Fling" drama: THE Wa.
ter Cure" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

ISN'T 1T THE TRUTH
he 10 4 vegetarian.
This rule he never breaks:
! doubt his word, but have
heard
That he plays cards for
stakes.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Dug 10 a baseball rssnstr.
A baker. too. know.
For he's not after pennsnts.
Hes only after dough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
SEATTLE

SEATTLE
The Seattle theatre is delighting
its patrons with double-feature
bill. consisting OF two-part dramas
called Added Fuel and Al the
Stroke OF the Angelus. A comedy
Ia included on the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
MISSION

Arthur Johnson. the Lubin lead
ing man. who has been In III health
for several weeks. Is making his
farewell appearance 10 the movies
al the Mission In Who Violates
the Law" johnson In giving up
acting to devote all his time to d.
recting films.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
.cLEaHER

The Cowboy and the Lady,
with s. Miller Kent. is having Its
final showings 1T the Clcmmer to-
night. A posses hunt for a muir
darer. In which some excellent
horscmanship Is shown. proves one
Of the most exciting incidents of
the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01
AlHAM RIA
CLASS A

GLASS
Small wonder that crowds are
flocklng TO the Glass A this week.
Pretty cleo Madison, sof The Trey
o. Hearts" fame. is the box office
magnet. and her latest release.
"The Dancer" is proving the great.
eat ~ her movie career. so far as
Seattle is concerned. The other at
fractions on the Smythe bill-of-fare,
especially the weekly and The
Broken Window" are handles.
GRAND
Seattle has seldom seen the pop.
ular King Baggot to better adyan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

Iron Toms home Is a Few
inches larger all around than his
neighbours. and fitted in the same
way. Tom is working at Third and
Pine. chipping dry mortar from
bricks taken from dismantled
building.
Tom spent 16 years OF his life in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

Room zoa Empress Tbeatre isldg.
second Ave. Cor. spring
seat tie. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

Ito Be Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-01

nurkes services for a feature
screen production The contract
calls for one picture comprising
five or six reels.
The name Of her first picture she
viii not disclose. but IN all proba.
bilfty her debut into the ranks OF
film stars viii be by way OF a com
edy drama
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-03
JACK COONBS IS
VICTORIOUS OVER
THE OLD MASTER
CFnSty Loses rd-fought
Duel Giving Dodgers Their
Third Straight, Buncbed
Hits Give Game to Cubs.

Brooklyn July -Coombs bested
Mathewson i'm pitchers duel here
today shutting out New York. 8 70 o
giving Brooklyn its third straight
game from the Giants. lnfield hits by
Meyers and OMara, Dauberts sacri-
Zee and fielder's choice gave Brook
lyn run in the first. Daubert's sim
gle, Wheats three Dagger ana cut
shaw's hit gave the locals two more
I'M the eighth
score. r. H. T.
New York 600 600 O0o-o g
Brooklyn . loo GOO o2N-3 @
Batteries. Mathcwson and Meyers.
Coombs ana Miller
summary. Three-ba Wheat
Double play Doyle To Fletcher to
Merllle Bases on halls-Off Coombs
2, Struck out-By Coombs %; by
Mathewson A. Umpres-Byron and
Eason