The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1907, Page 4

MOVEMENT FROM FARM TO CITY AT LIMIT; NOW BACK TO SOIL BECAUSE IT’S EASIER from the country to the cities has! ' and, in the op! rof, Willett M. Hayes, secretary of agriculture, | there will be, from now on, a new ways discovered for making It more Why do 1 think the movement has reached ite Imit? Because the economte Hmit has been reached. At least we are enough people op the farme the people in rate of farm depopulation and city! Peptlation could | Uhe same rate it has been going | the laat fifty years and have enough 4 people left to raise the food “It ta my eatimate that a quarter of the population must be agricul think the proporuon will be greater but that many will jand rum the fare, there may be food | leone people to farm now The tnveation have to remain tm order that AND PINE FOR THis? tution ef steam aad petro: force | man and horse power in doing much lof the work, has made it possibie| '*t for fewer people to run the farms. tates, different rming have been put Into kinds neeaing less personal like substituting pastur wheat raising THE POPULATION 80 THAT has reduced its population without THE NATION MAY BE FED. be id MO WE DISLIKE THIS— but it i# a more radical change and terminals of transportation bas tended to drain the amall town and the rural districts. railroad rates w.. Fonces THAT ARE ATTRACT. | The control of tend to give the & better show WHICH MUST HOLD QUARTER jnong aoag ult for the elty per there are more things to learn, more to become And there are jabandoning any land, and’ has sent } ite sone into the northwest to take jap new cheap anda te easier to country to the city, than toe go back trom the city to the country ther forces wh “| have been centralieing the popula . It te) thom, whieh will cease to do so ABMINGTON, D.C. May Tl.) 6: that the country life isany leas | location of great new manufactur movement of the population | pleasant when one is accustomed to| ing industries at the big centers FOR PUBLIC PEOPLE Exctastve Service.) SEASON’S STYLES E MOLLYCODDLE SHERIFF SY PHIL Simms. A shout of triumph greeted the Isheriff ax he stood on the dinky mud veranda Big Swede stepped forw “Just you walt a minute held up warning band. to say a word berore “Speech Speceh drowned In jeers to rub the grit from his gooseberry | r ‘Oh. hell!” he muttered. If Swede only knew “Bring out yen hossthief, Cutie We won't alle yeh clothes to ws, an “— 4 dit a hole as big as im the adobe window ledge His voice wae The.tobd in front of the iittie jail ts approval gut sdafided good. Then the powder | called through the window Smoke got into its nostrils and it coming. bellowed again purred big Swede, swelling to his shoulders through pitality~ the folds of a red banadana out and bring the key shrieked Swede, motioning the mob | Maybe he wants to give} sempology. or How | Fun fast, bust- | Now, sonny, crack | the sheriff gurgied Swede “Saves buildin’ a new jug, and as neck | taxpayers we ‘preciates hess afterwards Cutie took bis time H you ‘gentiemen “you rumdume hate me because I'm a fluke. me as a joke hate me because I Expectantly, legs apart, he folded his arms and swaggered to the head my boy, Jim. was here,” | Now it's on you toning ‘possum fashion, | take a hand in this He LOVES Cutie” jo apawer came from within A yell of derision mingled with! he ea “he'd lke to chr Swede sald would maké | rumpus. Cutie Mowly raised hid eyebrows to the efite of the win dow, and bang’ thief go 2 mopth ago when the pack of you wanted to | was guilty, but it was his first nigotitig” gate Colts 46 talked of adobe dust set fs tow head aa he | through. t The nall-studc Aoor moved po ioe pereatataes moved POD. | ite ald he'd turn honent bange hut ee ae, It was my first o crouched back on the earthen floor! deftiy locked again. you called me guilty as hel) A growl started [n the mob some. where, but Wutie downed it Every element necessary for the development of bodily vigor and endurance is found in correct pro portion in the soda cracker. Uneeda Biscuit is the perfect soda cracker, fresh, wholesome, crisp, flaky goodness preserved. He paused, glower nd straightened The piece of b the meequite bi wed towards the leader's head ommand zipped like a bulle ¢ In dust tight, moisture proof packages. leaden egg bur NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Klein, the shoemaker, £HE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, IF IT WERE REALLY TRUE ardly, whitelivered followers will eat your breakfasts in heti!” Hang! Cutte’s gun fell from bb A dark streak sigeagged cheek and he bumped off the earth on steps.to the ground Swede sprang over him He ain't much hurt quick, now—-that log! that door, Thore--harder HARDER! Bust game-cock comes to that’e-GOD On the splinters of the shattered door, a defant amile on hie lips, stood @ boy, Swede shrank back Jim!" be muttered. AT BREMERTON (Star Special Servies.) fingers. Bust open now that’s it, men, BREMERTON May 21.--The Bagies will conduct a Fourth of July celebration at Bremer and arrangements are belong made for an excellent program Special telegraphic authority was secured from Washington tor extra repaire on the battlesbip Wisconsin, discovered since she wos placed in the dry dock, The board ends of the main outboard deliveries were found to be badly pitted. It te expected to remove the Wisconsin from the dry dock om the 6th or 6th of Ju im- mediately after the Wine es receiving ship Phile be docked and some removed the deipbia will minor repaira will extent of about $1,400. The Paw tucket ta t be docked with the Philadel j Renewed interest te being taken | in the location of the soldiers home, It te believed by those who! that the final decision of the com mi will place the home at that point it te polated out by those favor- ing the location that the natural surroundings make this an apet for the location of the home. The alte ts Just opposite the navy yard, trom which point the ot secing Uncle Bam at work They will bear the bugle calle at the wavy yard from the revellie in the morning to taps at night. They will have the opportunity of w Beasing the raising and lowering jof Old Glory every day | Memorial services are to be con- ducted in the navy yard on May 30, Decoration day, beginning at 10:45 and ending at 12:30. Every body. cepecially the school chil- dren of Bremerton and nearby towns, will be invited TOOK FROHMAN PHeTOGRArIOR rRonvCES «4 LIKENESS OF COY Tike TRE. | CAL MAN, | | CHARLES FrRomMAN One of the fade of Chas Froh man, New York theatrical manager of world wide fame, is not to be photographed. It is hard to get hold of @ pict of Frohman. This is because he is almost as averse to being photographed as he is fond of putting his name on posters, A photographer who evidently thought it was highly necessary to secure a pleture of Frohman «nap shotted him Lon and this the reauit eveals that Froh hu ars whiskers, is inclin ed to be corp t and fs not very unlike t her human beings Buy your Hat of K. N. Brooks & Co, BN ws 4 ave. ‘To mabe the baw bowed 2 teh melee, pee cee ES PATENT EXCELLENT Soengh ood eckn, nt of rrecycieny NOVELTY MILL co, SEATT.CLVU @ a ‘ome his Just @ erase) ‘er tn before this be made to the have been looking out for the ta- terests of the Port Orchard location | mm appotnted by the governor | Ideal old} soldiers will have the opportunity | ¥ 21, 1007. | CLASSIC CLOTHES WORN BY THE | | | | AMERICANS ON BERLIN'S STREETS, MR, AND MRS. DUNCAN AND GACY ON BERLIN'S STREETS IN THEIR OOD ATTIFE. tars Huctustve Servtoe.) May 21--Abest the oddest vight on the streets In Iter ttm ts the family of Duncan, Amert jeans, who affect the ancient Greek coatume Mise Ieidora Duncan, the expon ent of classic dances, ber brother and the latter's wife promenade tn the ancient Grecian tunic, bare beaded and with only sandals on | NOW WHAT O°VE THINK OF THAT? (teattle are Mactasive terviee.) | | DANSBURY, Conn, May 21—~The jclean limbed and ogethered copies of the famous young Greek gentlemen, Apollo Belvidere 4 Discodolus,” done in spotless which adorn eagewaye Dansbury's must either don trousers pajamas, night gowns or “gym wuits or be condemned to the dusty and toart quarters in the jani tors department Those artictically inclined gen wemen, Danebury's school board have so ordered. They were shocked eful lads wore #tood ter of par the pas public schoo! before them ! them | mort. impre tecorate a school b whd that on the whole their's Wa. an unnecessary and “lascivious exhibition of nude we and the genera tions and generatic rt ally carnally mind inclined ones are bi foet They are apreading their cult ss much es possible. Duncan end his wife bave a baby which they take out In a modern Ragtiah perambe later, the lent Greeks having in vented nothing #0 lab aving nor t so comfortable for b as nurse « Greek youth who also wears the airy costume ~ ~ Ses od, twiddling. ly mute. It must be so—the D ury school board | bath sald it ‘0, Art committed in thy name? ther cheay ul value. 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