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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

Reports From Philadelphia state that
Bert Mccain. Poftiands rev sbortstop,
has been loaned 20 the Rose CITY ciub
for . season by the AthIstics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

Jimmy walsh. former Seattle player.
who managed Newark last season. ~iii
PLAY with the Naitinors Orioles IN the
International league this ssasos. Jimmy
hit around .sfe for As~srk aud ranked
az enc Of The stars % the circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

Clarence T~ambiy. the younr chi
rsao CAB oetfisldsr coming % Ice
Angeles on the Arnold Stair deal. hit
regular streak IN runnlnE 20 first bas~
flis fielding 10 poor. however. Etsta his
predecessor. vas also fat, but not q
niaHhiug hitter. Arncla vas some
pumpkins Of a fielder. however. rank
ms a. one Of the bsst fiy-ehsssrs Ia the
minors
The pstroit Tigers are rogntlrg on
Herman Piistts. ~ Johnson. Car. Hot
ting. nsrt Cole. Red" Oidhsm--alI for
msr coasters-k rsGusr hufisrs thls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

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Fairy Queen of some Of the Fairies.
1T is n wonderful park greenhouse
and there are many interesting plants
from all around. I've been there and
[ can tell you about good many OF the
plants and blossoms II you'd like to
take such trip"
The Fairies had said they would like
some new kind Of a trip. and so the
Fairy Queen had suggested this.
The house isn't house painted
green, you know. A greenhouse such
as I'm speaking of means house for
flowers and ferns and shrubs.
Wed love to go on the trip you sug-
eest." said the other Fairies. when
will you take us?'
After the visitors leave" said the
Fairy Queen. I'VE will go late this at
ternoon."
So all the fairies who were going on
the trip got ready in their new out
door suits which no one could see be-
cause they looked the color OF air.
Ii you can see that color and know
what 1t is you're very. very smart!
"Now we're off," said the Fairy
Queen, some time later.
They went to the greenhouse. At
tached to the big one were many
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we want you to have your first Edst
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men to whom Edgeworth is not i&
the thing-there's no harm done.
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samples in the same spirit that vea
hand you our pouch if circumstanus
permitted. We wish it were possible
to save you even the little trouble
writing for Edgeworth.
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who have tried it and found it to y
the right tobacco for them neVs
think of smoking other tobacca
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tobaccos-and there are. And wlsa
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smaller ones. They were all filed
with flowers and plants and palms
and MOSES and ferns.
They saw some dear little crocuses
and tulips and daffodils outside the
door and then they went in. There
were many palms and trees from hot.
hot countries, known as the tropics.
II was very hot in this house for it
had TO be in order to have the plants
and trees grow as they would in their
native lands
Gold fishes were swimming in little
pools and there were rocks and lovely
mess OF different kinds growing from
the rocks and ferns everywhere. and
great tall palms which reached the
ceiling.
Some Of the ferns hung down and
some were little ones. There were
ferns that grew in water and other
water plants growing there too. There
were sugar cane and coffee trees and
banana trees, and lovely maidenhair
ferns enjoying the shade
Nearby were some cactus plants,
aAA- hA-NAAs Why
and yet rather fascinating.
Each plant had to be treated just
so-receivins what it would receive
In the way Of heat and proper earth
and water as it would If growing in its
own part OF the world.
There were some palms with great
branches and spreading leaves. Plants
RTi forms yt-hf hal
were clipped OF so they wouldn't
- Up through the ceiling,
OF course they couldn't do that. but
they would push other plants out of
the way and bend over and break
Themselves 50 they had to be stopped
IRON growing TOO much.
Ia one house which was called the
snow house" there were tulips OF all
colors and gay famingo lilies, orchids
which were called Indian Orchids and
orchids known as Tiger Orchids. The
Orchids were quite decided in letting
everyone know chat they liked warm
and sunny weather and that they
would complain II the weather were
cloudy and bad. though they liked
drinks OF water.
There were long pink hanging
fo~ers which were called Medinilla
Nagnihca. And there were red
flowers which dropped and hung down
IN very attractive way and which had
the gorgeous name OF Acalypha SAINT /,
There were flowers and plants nom
other parts OF the world and some had
/ colo-ed leaves
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ouzzed through the greenhouse room
Shere were the hyacinths and the for
ssc-us-nots and the jonQulls and the
/ snapcrasons and the eJack-ln-ths-p pulpit
tamIIiss.
The Fairies aud the Fairy Queen
looked AZ everything and they whisper.
ec little secrets to some OF the flowers
whhe the flowers told the fairies Of
some or their sweet secrets. Little
ruend Heiio,rope told the Fairy
Queen that she must take a look at the
oueteruy plants which had blossoms
or pink and white. ruse aud red and
lavender and which looked like but.
.erntsS They wanted 50 much to
be admired by the Fairies.
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with their gorgeous ssue and yellow
nowess and the other members az the
Isriily With their blue aud white
flowers which only blcomed once 4
ssar rer SIX weess--att told the Fairies
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sunoker in the bsckwooos'
Ifxou have never tried EdssSo,,IJ ';o.Is
let US repeat our offer, "Iry ~ All
or t~o direct from the factory, n
you have to do is to write "Le.I .d Nj
. pipef.,l or t~o" on a pos.'.d .sud te)
your name and address anu !. Ias|
postcard to u.s. The adaress e, ;. ! Dstr,k|
Z Brother Co. 90 South 2is. )" ~ ,di|
Richmond. Va If you wan, l,., I'd
the name Of your tobacco eea,s eso,th |,
make sure that he has Eoss"
stock !
To R.ssis Toaceeo MreAaa"' a', I'd
vour iohber cannot supply . yosc : CO. D
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penx viIl eiadly send you prsp.t .s,t.a
parcel poss . one or two-doasIs D,..a slis I
& ,ny siss Of Edse~orth pug ssssri s
Rsa1iy-Rnhhsd for the same
ussal pay ~ ioh6ss. v
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For shia was III. man xs,n
ne had saushe in Rsni.mi,
ar-.ts huuas the night b.
ero BE CpSrrNru5
lua Tunkir.

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vanrage IN using long words. a,n
oody would r-lrter take what you ,.r
lor sranresi rnan be put 70 thu trouble
ar looking IN the dicttanary.
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Had to Sc CarefII

Youthful President of the O1o
Sporting Club-Has anybody any !,
1ections TO Hickey becoming meutsI
of this club?
Jimmie-Yes, have. One d,v !
was swipin' apples outa Maures !
chard and Hickey sneaks up ~
stoled me whole bag full. Now, dmJ
think we oughter have guys in N
can't trust. n
Chorus of Members-Jlmmies ri,s,
We don't want no crooks in this cluh|
Guy like that would give us Otol,|
an awful black eye.-Life.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13

called electrons. The apparent mass
Of an electrOn In about Onc-elghteen-
hundreth part Of that Of IN atom Of
hydrogen which Il the smallest Of the
chemical atoms.
According to the electron theory
IN atom consists of . definite num-
Der Of electrons grouped around .
nucleus having positive charge and
10 long ~ none of the component
electrons are driven from the atom.
the latter possess no detachable charge.
The positive charge on the nucleus 10
said to be exactly neutralISed By the
negative charges on the electrons
grouped about II.
Suppose now that BY some neanA
IN electron can be detached from the
atom. Then the atom becomes what
II known ~ positive Ion and II ex-
hibits the properties Of . positively
charged body. or in other words since
IN eiectrOn which carries . negative
charge has been removed from the
atom which has equal positive and
negative charges. the portion OF the
atom now remaining has . deficiency
Of negative charge and acts like any
positively charged body.
On the other hand II some force can
be brought TO hear that will add IN
electron to Q normal atom which II
neutral N far ~ electrical charges
are measured, the result will BE- ne
gative Ion. which will possess nj the
properties Of Q negatively charged
body. An atom then which has Q
deficiency Of eIectr0ns In called . pos
tive lon and one having excess Of
eiectrons II called . negative lon.
Since each elsctron carries . ne
gative charge Of electricity IN cleo.
fron represents Z certain quantity Ut
electricity. Forcing electrons to move
from one point to another causes
electricity to Gov. The ability q any
medium to conduct electricity o. allow
. current to Aow thFsugh II depends
upon the aumber Of free electrcns
available a. carriers Of charges.
II has ben known fos many years
that the space surrounding . piece q
heated metal y . conductor Of
electricity. II has been demonstrate
I'd more recently that this n duo to the
release Of electrons and that II IN
incandescent metal be placed 10 .
bulb exhausted Of oil gases. psre eaec-
lions viii b liberated from the in-
candescen& a9etai.
n Q vacUun tubs such - - afs
osing at ~ present tDe. ~ pasce
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coate1 witA eG1dss to inersase IL
eooctcoo oD1nGleo. Fer cooveoince
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