The Seattle star. [volume], November 16, 1912, Image 4

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*HE SEATTLE STAR
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Dally by Tt« Hot 1'.k11.k1.. I o rfcaaai K«.-fc«»a» M«l«»«*»
This Wonderful Period
There ner#r wan auch a wonderful period! W» never before knew
an much or rnuld do ao much We never experienced an age of equal
romfort No part of yeaterday »»i " glorloua »» (hli hour.
A RH-re hundred year* ago evan a aclneil»t thought tne aimoa
phare *u almply apace- that gaa wa« only a aniell.
Tha first microbe hadn't dlacloaed hla Identity.
Matchnlkofrs announcement of battling hoata tn every drop of hit
man blood would have earned hint a padded call. .
Tha boat Illumination Oeorga Washington could secure came nom
tallow dlpa. lighted by striking a apark from Hint and sleet.
Kvary place of fabric waa woven by hand.
Tha only horse-power waa fouHegged and wora % tall.
The steam boat waa atill building on tha waya of Pulton a hralß.
and tha wheels of tha steam engine had moved only In Stephenson I
'""h took lleiijamln Pranklln two weeks to send a letter from Hoeton
and gat a raply from llaltlroore.
Abraham lJncoln'a angular frame never reposed In a Pullman berth
Uarftald called a twenty-day Hner" an "ocean greyhound.
Flactrtc light, trolley car*, bleyclaa. automobiles, department store*,
•kyacrapara. ten-cent collar*, tinned •alnion. airships. penny newspapera.
appendicitis and power cranaa ara still Infant Ideas '
Thirty years ago electricity had never been hitched to a wheel,
gunpowder waa tha moat powarful eiptoslee; aubwaya waran t con
aldcred wlthlu r*nn» of possibility. . ... K- ,
"JapoaalblUty" la now an old-fashioned w..rd with a definition bat
not a meaning A 1 moat every draam of the pa*i la • reality U *)W
The magic cities and tha fairy klftitdoma of your grandmother
aran't half ao wonderful as tha world In which you live.
The wUards. alvaa. plsles. gnomaa and djlns of lagand. lumped to
gather, never did a* much In all their hl.toriad years aa wa re acoum
-1 llahed In the laat decade.
Plan It Early, Woodrow
Mr, Eugene Deb*, whose party seems to be about the only
one that can honcatly brag of making hear? gain*. aa>«. —. ,„
"If the democrats attempt radical tariff revision. Bl* lluslnsas will
be heard from In a war to make the democratlc and adm
lutratlon hesitate If the democrata per*!*; In their efforta. the aama
Interest* will precipitate a panic which will paralyse the country and
.b, MM «*
future ** doe* Mr Date and the flrat duly of the trio racy
la to study out plan, by which to meet the poUtloalrevengaof »l«
Business and render It Ineffectual aa regarda uatlonal RW
'certain It la that the democracy muat attempt radical tariff refnrms if
It would not stultify Itself before the world
The ao-called panic of IW>7 waa cleverly engineered by the money
•mat In behalf of Big Bualoeaa. Uncle Sam relieved the pinch on cred
flora and bank* all o#er the country, by taking million* awJ* Mr
Morgan'* New York shop nnd permitting him to loan It out at vsry
fcrofltililf interest It waa a very profitable panic to lllg Ru»tn« , *s,
ftthlch «wallowed Tasnessee Coal * iron, and to the I money_trn*t. which
■ wallowed the profit on loan*, and It cost the profiting l* l^1 nothing
A similar panic would be good bualne*a for Big Business and Ilb*
trust, at any time, and the temptation to give that part of the d
democracy which I* radical and that part which 1* desirous of holding
ou to the spoil* » warning lasson mu*t be strong. .
Hut a panic, to whatever cauae or Influence dne really doe* pinch
creditor*. Investor*. bank* and businesses all over the country.
4nrelv Woodrow Wilton and hla congre** can devhie *ome plan
to prevent or stop that pinching other than taking a bagful of mtlllona
°T 11"".' I **- •- - ■ —«■>» "™ rt is f
ssy .u b. ...id rt-.rt.BT
tng of the preaent victorious democracy. However, he la a hit PV*" l '
tut*. "All right ap to the pre»ent time'" a* that sublime optimist
•boated. *» he *hot past the *econd story In hi* fall from the seventh
story of the building
Chance to Punch
Mr Taft's state department has stuck It* none Into " ,n
ternal sad personal affair*. In the Internal of the Standard Otl Co. and
> What Germany propose* to do In oil la to beat out tba Standard
Vy nssilm Ita peopta with oil. That la to say, It *111 fight corporation
taoaopoly with government monopoly. . , . .
Mr. Taft seen I* this Intention of the German* a precedent of hot-
Mhla significance to American interests abroad, and ao be * going a
MM n bit aa heavyweight protector. ... ..
Doubtless our foreign trade I* of high Importance and doubt lea*
an*ch of it Is entitled to diplomatic coddling and protection, but our
Cwpts have been learning thing* about "our foreign trnde recent l»
Itta going to be mlghtly hard to stir up much Jingoism In behalf of that
taft of onr.foreign trade which goes to tb.» foreigner cheaper than It
floes to u* for Instance. When It comes to the arrogant, corrupt and
Impregnable Standard monopoly, the American people will surely aide
artth the people of German? la their struggle with the etperlment of oil
Snfl themselves without outside help.
Later figures skew that the respective prrstdentlal candidates
■Oiled Wilson. t.JM.OO®: Rooeerelt. 4J1VOOO; Taft. 3.1 M.OOO. The
Taft Tote four yearn ago *u 7.«7#,0ft0. Tsfrs vole Hi the receat elec
Uoo was a combination of reactionary* and regular party republicans.
M>e Wilson role was a combination of regular democrats and progrvs
Urea. The Roosevelt Tote waa one hand red per cent progressives.
BETWEEN Jan. 1 and Oct. »
Uncle 3am took In «61,12« Imml
fnata.
BUTCHERS In Oermanr are
Mrilng doc meat. Germany haa
klgb tariff agatssf sneet and also
meat trust. Heef for the 6 per
cant; dog for the »o.
"QIVE us red-blooded men!"
roars Cheater Rowel I. donating
editor of California Outlook. What's
eatln' ye. CbetT Wssn't moose
blood hot enough for ft!
WOMEN'S suffrage movement is
almost world wide, says Mrs. Carrie
Catt. president of '.be International
Suffrage Alliance. Wonder what
Mrs. Carrie's husband's name Is!
WICKERSHAM is eager to dis
solve the Rttgar trust before hp goes
But And, oonxlderfng Tobacco and
Standard dissolutions, Sugar ought
to be right eager, too.
MAYBE Lister won't make sweep
Ing changes In state appointees
But Just the same, the tax commis
sioner* aren't feeling all fired com
fortable right now.
n. nov 13—Alas, what a feller
has to glTe up for the aake of ar{!
thlnka of poor tony acotty
acotty la a barrytone with the
srand opry co. that ainga here In
|he winter time
C>u got to be aome alnger to be
ng to thla trovpe, they charge 6
dollars for a aeat In the ork'stry,
gnd for ft dollar they give you a
chair In >he 6th balkeny, about
twlct aa far from the stage n» teddy
rosefelt la from the white hnuae
well, acotty la there with the vo
kal goods, he can rattle a few
chunks of plantar off the celling
any time he feela like letting him
self out a bit
but hla shape was beginning to
bother him •
singing glvea a person a a good
ftpp«tlte when they get, 1,000 dol
lars a night for It, and acotty bad
had bis card in the platter polish
ers' union for a good many years
the more he eat, the fatter he
cot, till he began to see trouble
tbaftd
tiarrytonoß alnt a* romantlk an
tanners, in opry, still they are some
roraantl'k, and they alnt suposed
to look Ilka • baJloon tbat'a borrow-
M a pair of leg* and started out to
|m the world 1
Tkt Vote
Observations
NO, dear reader. thay bfM'l
movwl The to tb« Balkans.
Not r«t.
OONT throw uppercofs at glass
eyea. Patrolman brulaed hla
fingers on the piece*, when he
■truck a one-eyed man.
PITY 'he rhapa who bet on the
California reaulta. Just think how
often the lump rose la their throats
during the week.
PENNSYLVANIA man saved
from gallows because he's cigaret
fiend. My. what an advertising op
portunity lor that life-saving brand.
OR. CRICHTON saem o take the
proposition of heating Seattle stre«t
cars in an exceedingly cold manner.
IT'S a cinch the new president
won't ask Will Taft to give hlrn
pointers gain<>d from previous ex
perience with special tariff sessions.
FIRST plan of the new court
house has been agreed upon. It
provides a 145.000 fee «o the archi
tect.
ao when wotty went back to
frame laat summer, he wasent aure
whether be would have hla Job
again this fall, If he dld<nt get ao
he could aee hla ahoea without look
ing In ft looking glaaa
a few daya ago he come back and
hardly anybody would have knowed
him If they dld'-nt look at hla face
hla stummlck la nearly ail disap
peared, he could play romeo and
Juliet or any of that aoft atuff and
get away with It fine
evryboddy gave him their con
gratyoulatlona, but scotty alnt
happy
when one of hla frenda asked Mm
what he waa eating, be let out a
howl of mlzzery
no bread and butter he aaya. no
potatoes, and spaggetil only one# a
week
witch being the caae, all hla Ital
yen Irends thlnka hla aackrlfloe for
art la the gratoat In hlatery, and I
gee* 1. ia going aome Johny
A Whitman, Mass., man loat hla
pocketbook, n girl found It and re
turned It to him, and tucy're to be
married thta woek, It won't make
much difference hereafter whether
he ban a pocketbook or not.
Nothing' Serious
T.
./¥oj»I £n
Agyrhitg?
It will coat II(o run
New York'* municipal buala*** Id
the fiscal rear |>U.
• • •
Only Tolerable Coplou*
Copious rain l» falling In this
k»clion la adjoining counties rain
ia not ao copious.—Brighton (111.)
News.
• * •
The farm l»n<3* and building* of
the South arr v*itc,i at tOTi.MO,-
000, an Inrreaae of |S,00«.»00.000 in
I# f*r« Thr increase alone la
about five titu»* the rental of all
the national bank* la the I'iiHwl
State*.
• • •
Jack John •on tin an offer to go
to Hum ia. but the I'nttvd State*
district attomot In Chicago won't
let him The V. 8. d a. roust be a
Ruaalan.
• • •
The American apple brings high
er prvea In Karopean restaurants
than homegrown fruit doea.
• • •
Only four year* more till the negt
presidential election.
• • •
New York Telephone Co. aa an
Inducement :o operator* to remain
In Ita euiplojr. offer* a bonua of »I 5
at the end of two years service,
the amount Increaalng each year
until the tenth, when the bonua la
1100 for that rear and each there
after.
e e •
The Greek army* full dresa uni
form. we aee by the picture*. In
clude* a abort aklrt. The fatigue
uniform. we take If, consists prin
cipally of tlghta
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
HIS FRENCH
Dlobbs—How did you get along In -Paris?
Hlobba —Not very well.
Blobba—Don't you apeak French?
Hlobbs Only enough to make myself misunderstood Philadelphia
Record. •
OTHER WAY ABOUT •
"I s'pose I've known 10,000 mothers in my time."
"But I never knew but ono mother who bad the courage to go to
the matlnoo whllo her daughter did the housework "
THE STAR--SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1913.
"Why don't men and women
dame alone?" oak a Dr. J D. Jone#
of the u-lutol board We'll bite,
doctor. Why don't they?
a a a
"Marriage," aaya Kdna Goodrich.
1 who la one of th« et Mr*. Nat (Ju >d
I »tn», ' aeent* to be a fame of glee
and take'" Kdna J««t can't keep
[tier mini off alimony •
* * *
JOSH WIS!
SAYS:
"T own Marahal
Hickory Bludgeon
a kepi ao buey
>ret»ctin' railroad
jroperty Itvtt lh'
leaioyeeort farm
•r»" Sank gHa rot
ted regular every
no weak*."
Mutdlrwrtfil energy—
Kimld* a girl 'on her photo
graph"
Trying lo n-arw men from klnk-
In* girl*
Trying lo acare girt* from letting
m«n ktaa em
Trying to dodge a life Insurance
igetit
Plajing a banjo
* • •
f«a*t year Canada built S3* ve*
*«•!». measuring V.7J4 ton* and
valued at fl.t
t • •
There ar« lug* on the Oreat
take* that are larg.-r than ioim of
the rapn ol war In I'erry* f)«M»t In
1811.
• • •
A Seattle promoter 4row from
bla pocket a doieti nugg<-t* which
hr dl*pl*y<d to a man to whom he
waa trying to aell gold wine mock
"We ve got aeveral tona of gold
)«*• like thla, already wlu"d,' be
aald
j "Then wbat do you want with
money f* aaked tbe other man
Why. wo need money lo puf
Italian* to load thla lo wheelbar
row* and put It on railroad care."
replied tbe promoter.
| ' Ilon 't you bother about Italian*."
•aid the other. "CM re me the Job
lid' loading It la wheelharr »wa. I'll
,4n It for nothing."
Ia a a
One Seattle ttreek baa decided
■to remain here and get married, aa
jone might aay, Inatead of going to
j Turkey to fight
• • •
Home fellow ont In Waahlngtoo
1 haa Invented a reedteea prune.
Thla knock* out all our efforta lo
give tbla i own try prmeiee% board
lag houa*a.
• • •
What ha* become of the old fa*b
iorwd pnllti< lan who didn't return
the big contribution**
a a a
Two hundred • yearn ago there
were It* taken la the canton of
Zurich, Swltaerland. Today there
are only 7(.
a a e
There are 2.1&1.&70 mile# of pub'
He road In the rutted Htatea. K«
ferta figure that the toe* lb rough
light load*, due to poor conditio*
of the mad*, la more than $1,000,-;
000 a day
• a a
There are 17JS1 Tale graduate*
living New York o4ty» ha* the
freatret number. 1.45 J, New lla
ven la eecond. with 1.300, add Chi
cago third, with til
a a a
The Bulgarian cheer la "Oorah."
So far aa can be teamed there
lan't any Turklah cheer,
a a a
Speaking of namea. you'd think
W W Toot waa a mueivlan.
wouldn't you* Well, he iau't. He'a
a mover.
a a a
A* Good Natured a* Taft
Marry Moreland haa been hob
bling about on crutche* A few
day* after he had balled hi* left
•bin wttn a hammer, caualng a knot
about the irte or a fool ball, a row
kicked him on the aatne tender
«poi The whole affair alttroal
made llarry m*d.—Little River
1 Kant Monitor.
a a a
A Little Olrl'a Perpleally
A little girl climbed on her fath
er'* knee and tald:
' I'ape, wit It a wtae peraon who
•aid: 'The good die young'?"
"Yea," be replied. "1 auppoae he
mm<t have been very wlae. "
"Well," the child replied, after
thinking It over for a lime, "I'm not
*o much *iirprl«ed about you, but
I don't *eo how mature managed to
get growed up."— Kuoxvlllo Journal.
Mother W»* in
Aunt I.lxa came up the walk and
•altl to her small nephew:
Hood morning, Willi*, la your
unther In?"
Hure she la," replied Wltlla
titK-u lenity. "D'you s'pose I'd l>e
wt»rkln" In the garden on Saturday
f morning If she wasn't?"— Ladies'
lln run Journal.
• • •
Ruinous
Ttiat talk la cheap she used to think,
IMit now she »e«>* l| put a a kink
In one's bank roll:
Kor she. poor aoiil!
Ohrf met u friend aud stopped to gnb
While riding In a Uxlcab
—Judge.
• • •
True
There lan't a doubt that thla fart
la true,
It mil* for a lot of grit.
To stick, sometimes, till the battle'a
through,
Hut any old dub can quit.
—Detroit Free Press.
• • •
Some Unusual "Ads"
"If you like your vitals well sea
soned. try us," advertises a New
York ifstaurant keeper.
Ad. offering a motorcar: "This
machine Is being disposed of on ac
count of bad health."
In the Mexican Herald; "Nice
room to let, beautifully decorated
with Herman couple."
Milwaukee ad: "Promising In
vestment for a man who can afford
to lose $2,*)0."
A Chlcngo jeweler advertises:
"Hpoous and forks are now consUl
ered an Important factor In one's
table appointments."-—Boston Trail
script.
CHILDREN! WANT A THANKSGIVING TURKEY'
GET IN THE CONTET. WRITE AN ESSAY. MAYBE YOU'LL WIN k
PRIZE A
The lilK«o«t contest of tli« yar. the Thanksgiving Turkey cunt ft.
baa beeti in progri>sa lint one irtmrt *«ik ( and already 54 I utters have
(••••n received lijr the Circle. Out of the UK letters, 23 of tbera will be
In the batch to b« decided upon neat Krlday afternoon.
to mnttlii over 160 word* From
the flood of lettera received by the
I Cirri# tbla wefk, Curie Jack la of
the opinion there will be an abund
ance of hot competition
The Cirri* ag«- limit la Id. So
boy or girl over that axe can com
pete.
Bora and glrla who have not al
ready written for a C-lrrle m*fnb»r
ahlp card should do no The c»mM
of those wh«a« leftera will be
paased Upon next Krlday are prist'
ed herewith.
It the winner of (be conteal
*honld bap|ien> to Hve out of town.
• check. wlitch would purchaae a
fat, ten tiouttd turkey, wiU be
uiiiliHt to the boy or girt.
letter* uim! r«clt Tlw Star of
fice before I o'clock nut Urtday
afternoon Tbe cont**t eltteea th«*n
The winner will be announce In
the Saturday Circle column.
ELEVEN JOIN
Tbe fidlowlng »l»*'o boya and
girt* have written to Hie t!ircie. re
lug memberahlp certificate*.
The card* bar* be»-n mailed to
ttw<m Tell your frieude about tbe
Circle and get ihem to write t'nfle
Jack for a rant If yon haven't a
card, write for one. Addreea let
ter* to t'ncle Jack, lo car* of The
Star office.
Margucnta Holland 4fl 2Stht
IsutH
Charlea Naea. 1100 JOth South.
Ina HifMew*r, Sedro Woolley,
Bo» IN.
Marguerite bollock. 2HI Jlrd
kMk.
Helen Conroy. 106 22nd South.
Chart** Canfield, till North
4Stf> at.
Nellie Wateen. MM Mth South.
lugeee Card. Maryavllle. Sea 70.
Mary Lee. MIS 11th N. W.
Make) Olaen. Monroe, Waeh.
Jewel Ktderien. Say View, Waah.
r
► To Marian Meaker — Tbe
t drawing of «h« little girt waa
i the beat In my opinion
► I'NCIJC JACK.
Kill or Tbe Star: Why did Tbe
Star chooee IVib Hodge gover
nor In preference to John C. tjaw
renee? Mr laiwrei ce wooid have
carried the ata>e eaattjr. He waa
the flrat man In the atate to de
clare h'rnaelf a ITowreealre after
the Chlrago convention. and he la
ope of the beet pouted men on *tate
affair* we have.
If The Star had given more space
to Roooetelt. the head of the ticket,
and lee* lo Hodge, In my estimation
It would have helped the Pro
gre*alve party Infinitely more. DM
The Star think It could throw the
harpoon Into the heed of the ticket
and mill elect a Progreaalve gov
ernor* I think The Star ha* done
more harm than good for the Pro
gre**lve cauae.
W. C. KI.ANUKR.
Editor The Star: Why bother
about T. R any more? The people
are with the duty he haa
done for hla country Such fel
lowa a* George Cre*acy »eem to
think It la a man * duly to lie king
If :hl» happened, then- would be no
chance left for any other mgn to
do hi* duly. A SCnaCßliifiß
elao ela eta eta etao
Ml tor The Star: I wlah to take
exception to ihp principle expressed
in the cartoon that tppvind In
your paper on Nov. IS, depict Inn
a loan shark holding In hl» band
papers hearing Interest at 100 per
cent. The loan ahark la after bin
reaulta In abort time. Why la he
more despicable, however, than hi*
next door neighbor, the hanker,
who charge* le*» Interest and bide*
hla time, but geta the antue resulta?
What la the difference between the
former, who charge* 100 per cent,
and ihe latter, who charge* 10 per
cent for ten year*? One play* the
game a* the other, but play a It
more ctowly.
Both these men are riding the
Imck of tho wealth producer, the
common workman. One cnn't
blame them. becaus«rof th<> present
social ayatem, whose slogan Is
"eat or be eaten." Change condi
tions ao the majority need not de
pend u|>on tffe aun rolling minor
ity for livelihood and theae two
non-prodneera will disappear. Col
lective ownership of currency and
the hanking ayatem will do the
work. JOHN HKKARKC,
Editor The Star: The following
resolutions were adopted by the
University Community club at Hs
meeting last Wednesday:
RKSOI.VKD, That the i'niverslty
Community Improvement club en
dorses the action of the &1 students
of the University of Washington in
making tho protest they did make
against the acceptance of the
Hlethen chimes;
RKBOLVKD, That we endorse
the ie|K>rted action of the faculty
of <hu University of WaMhliiKton to
the effect that they refused to In
flict tiny penalty upon the said 61
students for the course they adopt
ml In the mutter of the protest and
it* publication;
He It FURTHER RKSOLVKO,
That we regret the action of the
Hoard of Regents of the University
The contest la
open to every boy
and girl retul«r of
The War, regard
less of whether or
not they bold a
meinlfrahlp cer
tificate. Howe
lucky Circle boy
or girl gets a bin
fat ten-pound tur
key for writing
an fnaay ou
ThankHKlvlrig, not
Th* following are the boya and
girl* who** eaaaya will be cooald
ered In the "Turkey Conteet":
Irene Pynrheon, Marguerit* Pol
lock. (sra< e FUuleton. Agnea Miller,
Minna Mortu*. Ilarold Smith. Iton
aid Smith. Harry Pinfold. Ruth
I'lnkham. D« hlia I'liiKharo. Arthur
Seawall. Kloyd Heaketh. Milton
Albemarle, Helen Duncan. Keneth
llrowu, Harriet HonnHly, Catherine
Morrta. Margaret Jonea. Kdward
Hooker, Jamea I'erklna, Hazel Kenn.
Indiana?
It waa many year* hack when
that word aent a chill up folk* -
•pine*, bat now thine* have
changed . I aa*ii re yon the Indian*
in the above picture are perfectly
tame one* They wouldn't acaJp
a aoul The little hoy and girl ar<*
tClnie May and her three year-old
brother Klate baa been a member
of the Circle for mae time. She
aaya a* aoon aa her brother geta
old enough he'* going to Join too.
Mlaa Klale la quite an art kit Bbe
ha* acnt many pretty little draw
irnta to t'nrle Jack. She live* In
' luaaquah.
The Editor's Mail
or Washington In accepting (be
IDeihen chimes for the reasons
In the students' protest.
Editor The Star: Aunt Carrie
had a birthday at the Kins County
hospital last mon h. We all had a
good time. Hut on the next day.
one of the nurses came with a
basket and took away all the eat
ables. which would h*ve been a
Itreat treat for the paMenta.
The food at this hospital la very
l>oor. sometimes even rank. If the
bread haa any butler on It at all.
one la very lucky. There la no
sugar for the morning much and
coffee.
Dr. Corson is very rude and harsh
If I could talk to you personalty. I
Auburn, Wash.
TM6 RULES
Contaat—An eaaay on Thanka
giving.
Prllt—A tan-pound turkey.
Rule*—Manuacnpta muat b«
written naatly In ink on one
aid* of the paper. The wort)
limit la IM. Name, age and ad
dreaa muat be written plainly
at the bottom of the letter.
Cloeee—The Turkey Centeet
cloeee neat Friday afternoon, at
I o'clock. Announcement will
be made next Saturday,
INDIANS!
C W NICHOLS, Pre*
JOSEPH P. TOTXKN. Becy
Royal
BanngPowdbi
Aids Healthful Oaalrtlcsloftel&oil
Prof. Prescott, of the Univers
ity of Michigan, explains why
Royal Baking Powder adds
healthful qualities to the food.
Testifying before the Pure Food Com
mittee of Congress, the Professor stated
that fruit acids were excellent articles
of food and that of these cream of tap*
tar, the acid of grapes, held rank with
the highest both in itself and its effect
in the process of leavening and baking.
He regarded the results from cream
of tartar baking powder as favor
able to health. Scientists and hygiene
ists are in accord with this opinions
Royal is the only Baking
Powder made from Royal
Crape Cream of Tartar,
One Turkey
Letter
"BABY'S PLEA"
Utile Ilobby Ur«-g raised btatt
aelf feebly from hla pillow. Thsfcy
after tomorrow waa Thaakaglyiag
IMy, and. aa be ei(>resaed It, "The
hospital waa to have no turktr »
no nolhln,."
The nurse's eyes tllt«4 wla, iw,
when she heard thla, for bad shs mi
been ssylnn <hl* verv thing to her.
self every day for a lon* Mat*. J
way# f.-ar(ul lest the little crianUa
In th« Orphan*' Home ihooM Had
It out U*> soon? Hl»e, Ilka ||,tj.
Hobby, wished and wished that
they could bare a gou<j Thiaks.
gUrliiß feast
"Morale," uld Hobby. "I gwu
scbemo I know II work just ft#,,
Usien now: I'm noing la writ* |»
the mayor, and thai big kind maa
what hHi*-d na Uut year. Do*!
you think that'll be a norfctr
scheme?"
And. indeed, how the mayor tad
hat bin kind man did help ost'
Ttter<- wai to be a dinner party g|
the mayor * bouie, but they m
every thing to the orphan*. mt
thp xuesta went ne*t door t* tit
biK. kind man* home for dl«g*r.
At er dinner <h<- mayor read fg
a alow, faltering voice the note But
by bad written:
"l»ear Mayor: I am a ortag at
the home, an' I am crippled, aa* j
ken never get well. WV ala't got
-io turkey nor nothln'. Won't you
!<»a*e help im agin? Mebbe that
big. kind man wiU -no."
KKIXIK WATSOX.
»««> Sith Sooth.
"THANK SCI VINO"
Johnnie bad waited long aai
snxlon*ly for Thanktglvlog Dag,
and now It waa near. He waa tlrvd
of aaylng hla piece for Thankagtv-
Ing over and over again, but la
*tead he would have liked to km
been hunting wild turkey* with th«
, Pilgrim*.
He leaned back and In faacy k*
Imagined he onuld aee theca )o*t a*
they looked when (bey landed.
The darV foreat in the back
ground. with the wave*
ngalnot the rock*, which w«ra
formidable object* indeed. The
men were *tern fared, with Hav
ing eyea full of the love «f fr*»
dom —freedom to worahip aa tlMg
t pleaaed; and with them (he bravt
•oiii<-n who had dared to coma oa
tbla long Journey to tbla uakaowg
land.
How different It all vu gap,
Johnny thought, not to be ifrawaf
being peraecwed for believtag la
aotue other form of religion thaa
that of the Church of England.
MAGGIK K KRiCKSOX, «,
1»20 Sth Av.
would cell you a lot of I blags
him that 1 don't Ilk* to put to *
In*. ■ummer. after I M
covered from an lllncea. 1 «M «a
ceremoniously dismissed by Dr.Oor
son', although he knew very W«U I
bad no money and no place to ft.
Mr. and Mrs. Dearborn an two
good, bard-working atteadaato, n4
If permitted, would do raaajf ktofr
nesses than Mi ax Butt aad Or.
oon In their meanneaa wo*M Ml
allow.
Now. Mr. Editor. I know yoa'oalf
through your paper, but I do tli
you would ascertain the true tattt
concerning this deplorable cowMj
tlon at the Kin* Cowntjr beaptta)
and make your discovery public. #
everyone may know how Inhtr—a»
Ijr the county's old people *14
treated. A SYMPATHISER.