The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1909, Page 5

F pourth tnatallment had beer ee sek provir hae They four, fat, and f ealt bee! of pem , and t? @ chest and 9 96 pounds Darrels of ; vegetables: with all 9 $00 gallons es live on we there bed ing ine pol ft” echoed Hat pot? Can't i in the » overland ‘gross water’ A we Dulld a dos ts American st i the captain, « WRAY Was Cook and master ou brought In a Adorned with the y was pre eonverss( ye the men had je on shore net f a powder n a aga. ‘for the dogs house les for Was as solid enterprisi we cannot as pomsl erecte York, b and had Inspire snc Hlishimans Kloomy fa constant dr B between one & sad whic A dateavors, an oat-| _ at a grand ban warming, ‘few babitation was Pee Dr. Clawbon.| 20 to say the right, head cook. and} pudding b made an agree. |" the: permmican | ind & knife at bis 8 iy. O | made no response Moctor introduced |}, . eet of cx bly done sald Place is na feeling of ma yet, ion bea pare riv shoul had the men. @hip. It was hard the better right She doctor # tact to Inst, sever belt toas ne tinen ‘om This by na Johnson med being shore part but seeing “and Beauty Talks MRS Whitena the vk yo oy Bawder hands, mn best toni the blood, ar Festoring {ost res an 0: & hait-tea: Yes, ros face th that Eeeareite 7! hetr yea ¥ ay jar worry, t Ounce of ir el add 2 teaspo ir brink) 844 water You pret: if } bal wad Bell was vi all eyes fixed nt last, and sald “i Objects, 1 think the most suitable name we can give our house t# that of {te skillful archi teot, the best man among us, Let us call It “Doctor's house.’ tust the thing!” sald Bell First rate!" exclaimed Johnson, Doctor's house!’ We cannot do better,” Altamont “Hurrah Clawbonny.” Habitation Named, Three hearty cheers were given, tn which Duke, the dog, joined lus. tily, barking his loudest “It ts agreed, then,’ teras, “that thie house called “Doctor's house. The doctor modestly on him, he rose no one chimed in for Dr sald ia Hat to be ritories he this he may discover, should in discove: y against the honor, but he was cuthnend cot ty bg Rag obliged to yield. ‘The new habita-) should not even consent to {te hav en was formally named “Doctor's ing two names Ike Grinnells eG toca eiik' tak ca j Land, which is also called Prince ua go 0h to Rita eee t| Alberts Land, because it was dis putnicel ick@eewonae covered almast simultaneously by There i. est an Englishman and an American, lhiah Sheebeniadie on. My right of priority Is Incontesta yet by a single ship. bie ship before mine ever 1 Altar 1 . touched this shore; no foot before Altamont looked up }mine ever trod this soll, 1 bave “A single ship!" he given it a name a that think you have forgotten the shall keep.” and that name it poise. She certainly did not get} “And what {a here overland.” q M quired the doctoi Well, tt wouldn't be | “New America,” think so,” replied Hatteras, } mont, : “/at her now | Hatteras trembled True enough, Hatteras,” sald | pres pansion, but by Altamont, piqued, “but, after. all, is | effort restrained bimaelt not that better than bein spill | (Continued) IN SESSION TODAY when Clawbonny Interposed protested sauce “let im ena® nea nfurrowed as | that name?” in hard to “to look | it Alta replied with sup a violent n “It i# not a queation of ani, my friends,” he sald, but fresh sea. Tt t& no ed | new sea,” returned Altamont; “it Is in every polar / chart, and has a name already, It is called the Arctic ocean, and 1 think it would be very tnconven fent to alter ita designation Should we find out by and by, that, Instead of being an ocean it |! ta only a atralt or gulf, tt will be | t! time enowgh to alter it then be p “So be it,” sald Hatteras jot « “Very well, that is an under While the Rebekahs }stood thing, then,” sald the doo. % day off the business } tor, regretting that he had started | Patriarch Militants were giving the @ecnesion jmilitary drills and parades at the “ube ea proceed exposition grounds. | tinent where we find ourselves at| Today was the aay %.° resumed Hatteras. “I|the O44 Feltows Day am not aware that any name what-/4nd almost every lever has been affixed to ft, even in convention the moat recent charts.” jatternoon. The He looked at Altamont wewtatives will spoke, who met Bis gaze the Auditorium and aatd | afternoon “Possibly you may be mistaken —— t} again, Hatteras.” known continent, this virgin sol! replied) cath: | drug fined Closed sessions of the wovercign «rand ige of the 1 0. O. F. held (hts morning in the ¢ at Tenth and Pin ng at 9 o'clock and Atlanta wan ot were Fel eine n lasting chosen an convention on the next were taking from the with the con wot nelde a» at the delegate to wilt past hotd at 4 talr the thts grand repre & reunion at o'clock this mt n as be steadily, rat Has already a name,” Altamont, coolly. Hatteras was silent, quivered. “And what name has it agked the doctor, astonished. Called “New America. “My dear Clawbonny,” | the American, “it is the custom, of overy nav igator to christen the soll on! which he ts the first to set foot It appears to me, therefore, that is my privilege and”"—— “Bat, sir,” Interrupted son, nottled “It would be hard to prove that the Porpolse did not come here, even if she got here by land,” con- tinued Altamont, without noticing Johnson's protest. “The fact ts indisputable,” he added, looking at Hatteras. I dispute the claim,” said the Englishman, restraining himself, || ¥ & powerful effort. “To name a country you must first discover it, 1 suppose, and that you certainly did not do. Where would you have been, sir, at this moment, pray? Lying 20 feet deep ander || the snow.” “And without Altamont, hotly, my ship, where at this moment? and hunger Come, come, friends,” said the docte don’t get to words; all} that can be easily settied.” | Mr. Hatteras,” sald Altamont, | “is welcome to name whatever ter erine Witkin, runs ao store in Youngstown, was and costs by Poller Judge J.B. Gordon fdr seliing Mquor with out @ leense, In court it was jshown that the woman gold « flask of whisky to Frank Smith of Weat replied | Seattle At that time Sergeant Damm ar- rested her who but bie lip tn then?” ‘al John. | tn to Your friends and waking up. . four days than in any 1 ) me, sir.” retorted “without me and would you all be Dead, from cold fore that time it fn \| | 3 | MAE Catsty exist 4 ounces of luxor and mix nfuls of aloohol and of water, Shake pin | af small quantity upon af- | urface and allow to dry, re- | peating treatment unt! eruption dis- | poears and skin is restored to} condition | To make a never-fatlin: lve 4 ounces | int of hot wa Take ul three times a day meals and that awful away rlet dvine using canthrox | in preterence to ba because with can ten ore ‘soft and . teaspoonful of canthrox in @ of hot water and stir until | vd. 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A small cash : Pony air tonte I hold any unsold lot in for you. @.: A 004 toot wanh is mad we int of water to mi are sadea P| tablespogntul of salt, pinch oI | alum an4 @ fow drops of arnica. | Read Mra. rtyn's book, neighbors TNE STAR- rade antl SEPT EMBER 23, 1909, MORE PRIZES ARE OFFERED TO THE SCHOOL CHILDREN at the Moore Bept. 27 r best orches mengement Days” *i theatre on Monda: Second Prize tra soate Thiftd Prize—Three best orchess tra seats, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Bighth, Ninth and Tenth Two orchestra seats each, ADDED PRIZ Bleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Pri Two orches tra seats each, Those Who Write Best says May Take So One to Theatre Wi Them to See Good Show. jeventh, rizeo— The firat batch of essays in The Btar “Commencement Days" ensay contest was filed yesterday, Inter ont Is growing in the event and the news of this contest has been re ceived with great enthusiasm by the wchool bays and girls Booause of this, The Star has decided to Inor ber of prizes, th, and tenth pri winners to two seats @ach, so that the lucky boy or take his or her big THE ete foljowt joes quer Maeay Beus and Buttes, DERM sissies oy Buttor Fai’! Butter, ranch The Star ha new prizes, which will # title each winner to two each, Brotiers , rs S2Satss |elodes Friday at 12 o'clock, and! ch na # today anderite an epsay on “Com yrs a tis | blige el that this contest jong ‘ 1 every school child should ait down ) [ey dd immediately upon reading The Star hooyre live, live, mencement Day’-—juet what you ok think this day when it comes into jivke iy ty oF * ii your life will or should mean to you, The essays should not be over 100 words in length and written neatly tn ink, upon one aide of the paper only { Any essay which does not com |ply with these requirements and which ts not In the hands of ” “Commencement Days” Editor o! |The Star by Friday noon will not be considered fn thie contest, and the writers will forfeit the cbance |to eee this play at pense. Will Be a Benefit. Naturally the school children themeolves are most concerned, but the enthusiasm over the con teat has extended to the elders and educators, who realize that « | teat of thie Kind cannot help prove of lasting benefit in develop: | a t the art of writing he possibility of being among the prize winners and having their efforts rewar by an opportunfty to see the wonderful play of college me Se life at the Moore theatre on Sept. !Onts, per ton 27, is a great tnoentive to children jg inat Bastern ton One thing “Commencement Daya” u re } will do for the prise winners, and # seat that is, tt will reveal to them a) 2°" se? phase of educational life whighots ghop ow 1.008 33 4 in store for them. It may dispel Wh! ie corn, . of i 00 some Ilualons of higher education, §3:38 but the probabilities are that it will | f° a: foster a deatre to get a oe er oog1s education. Fruit—Gelling Prices. Will Be a Lesson, : Another thing that the play will do, is that it will show where and why many of the essayists were fn error, The play revolves ee the commencement period at girls’ col and joys of that period are most entertainingly portrayed. Several Home musical numbers enhance the). letts action of the entertainment, which | Js\." is sald to have neither a dull line | hot # tiresome second. 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