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THE STAR—MONDAY. MARCH ‘OSGAR und ADOLF”,. Their Beanery Séems to Be on “Queer Street” .. By Condo A, GET DER ORDERS INTO \] sisal isiee ce r bk DER KITCHEN UND To SAFE ROUNT Ho“ |" Ry : Rare ME TAKING DEM DERE, Dot {||| FouR INCHES . : Y + POEM IS$ DER QUESTION, ACROSS ; : ; c— tn hh VEDDER To--— . RIGHT DERE, BUT How 1 ] The wild-eyed fan | HAF iD! a iD? 3 4 ; has boa iS his wait Likewise has c sed his the trail, And now are speeding south For every spring it is the same— Baseball must hold its sway We're nuts about national opening daye Norris Declares Lorimer Scandal Try Out New Weapon, Will Give U. S. Back to. People the Referendum, Mar.7 By United Press.) (Copyright 1911 by the United Press f WASHINGTON ql Associations.) ‘tte By Representative Geo. W. Nor mov of a . t fig of Willan ‘ ch in the end are proved in the se : eto hs en in reality advances in the wa of movement be tone 0 - pee csloead Biatrte eat a Vygen WE PREnistoRic MAN TORE His UN COOKED EXT CAME THE STONE-AGE GUY , WHO KILLED This somewhat para a mn t mendment 4 oe A < ad a MEAT APART WITH HIS TEETH tion was the conclusion reach Thus it bi . vince’ thet . 7 reg : ; : ANO FINGERS ARO OUT U0 ING GUPTER: WTR Ore oe day by many pol have to the people , nt in polit won } t er me 4 a pbs Salita ‘ ed t tetnit watched the trend Within the last three ser Progen aap, | . . = | ote thee ‘ ; C Representative Nori te of the “ay * ' , atement written for path of the countrywide advance to CITY STREET CAR LINE IS Editor Is Indicted :: ste nin cits [on Tureday that election comer. it va oa r system. The editor of The Star asked me whether it is a} n I Pigg 8 City Treasure r et ¢ F lonkS WERE INTRODUCEO IN THE ISTH feccess |" is oh - | nance ' ge t E CLASSICAL“ AGE MAN ATE HIS KIONEY-1 SCE y-uauy BUT THEY DIOWT MAKE A HIT The people of Calgary are satisfied that it is a big success. The | | gle charg the indi t ae : STEW. WITH A DAGGER, THE MAST Ton A abt.” ayn 70 Te Ger Sone system has been tn operation but a y and a half. Yet last year alone | ec bon ys . . ‘ of ght nae 8 TAQLE KNIFE Re Toru veraw ote. ence tea it paid in profits one-fifth of the original cost of the system. ne pda . by the fina: ve of the The ra d cost us @ little over a half million ars to build a " : = peta onte Fea ‘and « 1910 our profits were $1¢ 9. Out of that we " J so pe ge “ : er the nev os t Arco paid interest on bonds, started a sinking fund, put money awa at . Be . e made out. t apes er poactay lepreciation, and still have more left over : ‘ b Hl be se sume i é ae ople of Calgary are #0 ixfied with municipal owne ’ . Aral ‘ " ayme origi STCKER, STICKER, giscur: Ship that we are going to build 22 more miles of car lines this yer hy ‘ tamp ~ ‘Bu: mployes work nine hours a day, and are well paid, The car ne cep an automati — sto eitiiata @re big and comfortable, and the service adequate r ¢ Tongs eR rf y. Curves soe The street car line was the best investment Calgary ever made. a e ne ‘ \ \ Providing for every possible contingency, and paying every possible), With 8 © . 1 } way stir . J sharge, \ we still have to chalk baal an 18 per cent dividend wed 1910. akc nore CY . J Ss oases ed Cips Womans, |/PELLLL Lad > WWN om iy aa Police Capture Man damaged to the extent of ed Press.) Every Home Needs a eae ed"SG |. quameee mown. fal at neers W 7 shoes ebuana as tee eee aes the Clipper” by the police, is in Prof. Charles Zeublin of Chicago university says that by his skill in the use of the knife, fork and spoomy man shows his advancement in civilization, “HOWARD” DUSTLESS DUSTER | «: wictria eredny teran wtro|eaa oye mera caf te one FEAR WOMEN DIED Sa ALASKA RUSH OW | Gece ict IN FIERCE FLAMES © °° Ordinary, plain Dust Cloths, as you all know | I When hip. room, we a} ; hold very little, if any, dust. Like the | “oma ; | FAW NAMED |targe. number of 1 (Ry United Pres.) he fire was replete with thrilling | feather duster, they only fan the dust about The rush to Alasks is on, fully braids, most of them MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 6./ rescues, a dozen ns being re ER ELEN ET SO t e plac on some & month In advance of thes og found “Iremen today are search or the moved from the upper fes of th to settle again in the same pla m son hat Shen: Tae Bauiral Bisepeoe,| . Mayor Diliieg teeny with appoint | 4 Fifbmen today are searching fi ¥ the} moved from the Wiee of the suvan. veahe tence. ther article. Dusting with a dry cloth also t t he | John faw ry trustee t DENTS ; eee eee bad on polished wood work or pi which sailed night, was the| John W. Efaw as library tru ?| STUDENTS DECREASE |prietor of the Arion restaurant, and| bursting from the i a np if furniture, as it tends to mar and : head for ; be ms resis NEW YORK, Ms her maid, E a Radons, who are! The heaviest loser renee 4 . arpa. > ne*l York growing | 4 ved t «© been burned to neapolis Dry Goods ¢ scratch, nor is it cal to dampen the cloth annual report of the the fire whict Bun- 000; Model ¢ Company fie Hbraries shows a tremendous | ds t Sy lock | 000; Hudson & Co, $309,000. falling off in the num of visitors |on Nicollet ay “ a e é uifding at the two gréat reference Mbraries | Sixth sts., enfa [ero WE HAVE AQ0UT S57 SPECIES OF TABLE WARE, ANAPKIN ANQ OYSPEPSIA BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio, March 6.—A domestic pante- mime was carried on for seven years by Postmaster John C. Rock and his wife, of West Liberty. Neither spoke to the other in that time, although they lived continually in the same house and dined at the same table. Their daughter, Miss Rock, deputy clerk in the West Liberty post office, was the interlocutor for her par- ents. The public was kept # ignorant of this sttuation she cleared last night 236 |r ate. Efaw | | passengers crowded her decks and ¢ . e Mattress & in her hold she carried 1,100 tons) Up ° and came to S¢ Howard Dustiess Dusters are of miscellaneous freight for Valdez | 2 are a from specially woven cloth, t and the Iditarod. Ca Franz| Murphy was reappointed to” a SEES EEE EEE OF OK AAAARARAAEERAE 4 HK eer 10-quart size ing, as rocks and sticks that holds every particle of dust J son y Mayor Gill. A lw con-| here were nea 000 readers | building. chemical _ properties. f . formerly r ¢ ed to bi < They do not stata. Ip 25c Pint ; THE VERY FIRST is Tonia deumriive Me detcar trodu@tory special .... Co., was ee ae nd when his CLAYTON, Mo., March 6.—A cer } the track of the murderer, and he [man was taken to the 79 Pail, 2 for 25c Genshal Acanital Seattle | Wilbur Gienn Voliva coed. |county, in 1794, was discovered by he mooth van v Dowle's n *, threaten civil war, Soap made; it takes the o i authority ‘ Tilino ced at $500, fully covered field, who is now on his death bed A few minutes after rolman é It contractor tovvele latter dropped a “jimmy” from hi«| because they were written In Amer Sickness, Secret of jail pending an investigation of his water, pounds, | durable line that will w estimated today that damage the reward to which he with a germdestroying chemical | Moore is in command of the Samp m of seven years as lib trus.| Maintained by the city, In 1899/000. The wor r leep ii lieved that most of ie weal cut ey may be tract at Vanoot 1 C., which ne, |at the two institutions, but in ae Migr ; ar only with fhe STRUCK BY AUTO consitated his pi the city, caus. this number d to a bare 231 anf water without losing these Jed him to resign ime »y Tinos 1 ghne e Moving ic ure ows . | gutomobi into pea gl onagy tiflcate of the first communion of |finally finds Max himself and | a street car yesterday at ih. : : | Mary Rose Choquet, issued in the |identifies bim as “the murderer.” & * eee RRR RR RH . C ckson # e ZION. CITY, mm Aa 6 d 1 in th 10c “Skat” Hand| 25c Galvanized ay. and Jackson st. The in ary, 11k Ge visce beske, we Lome les him rderer.” hai Soa General and later et nes Li Pp, 7c apartments at the Arctic club ed John Alexander Dowie the |Ae J. Shores of | Clayton whil Skat is best Hand titular head of the sect bearing ing at 1 ; So: Rose Choquet was the pres ‘ << oe ee me for | : 1 The st ard of health has or HERMIT IS RICH een By 7c fc 25c , , one-story frame building at) 4.44 that every citizen of Zion be} _ SPRINGFIELD, Mo., March 6 ' n -~ friend rs ow v. Ws Owned DPB, [eeres: Sane Soar) seen OF > eo Ceatomge a Baer Ma 25c Sink Stop, | 85¢ ate Fork, of inknown origin last night, The| to resist the he de in the southeastern part of Spring f . 15c 65c . by insurance j RAPS LINCOLN tid relatives he had a little money ; The “Perfection” Rub- | Best Steel 4-Tine Spad- LONDON, March 6.—A report to| ‘veal ay pion of ber Sink Stopper; | ing Fork; best thing HA A JIMMY n ‘county council Wednes- | Ta! : nee makes @ wash basin of | made for garden spad- | ecommends that biographies | fey "and nad been a carpenter and . any sink and at the ycoln and oth ame time prevents ref ¢ tatestare swith Justus arrested Frank —Walters,| Americans be barred from schoo » trom stop: ° 45 do not interfere whom he caught prowling at Terry | libraries “on account of their ex-|No Exercise Mean: up drain .. Clit. strap 65c ay. and Spruce st. last night, the| treme lack of refinement, and also eans ry 50c Calcimine, ‘ slee When searched at police|!ean, and extremely vulgar Ameri Life in the Tropics| 33c | 15¢ Wire Clothes headquarters Walters had $104 in| Cant that | P “maniac” Announce the opening of their new place | Line, 9c Mer centtar au ievetlontion nea ° MANILA, P.1., March 3.—"Phe in-] —ttalian Musician at the City. Dekorato, the sanitary F L H vostigations of the bureau of health a - ne Cit 611 Thi Av., catering tothe family wall calcimine, in all | Made from many record ire LOSS eavy Gal fae experience of American in| The Tramp's J ma iat antl at 611 Third Av., tints; any one can put | strands of galvanized the Philippines have demonstrated | (heatre, is a story of the ; ; ; {t on; ready for use| wire, twisted, making a P. tl d Ai __, (BY United Press.) the health of white people in the| *#¢tifice of a pe nniless as Pp. whe trade of the city and guaranteeing full when mised with cold | rust-proof, flexible and ortian 1das PORTLAND, Or., March 6.—It| treptes is a question of care, Health| ets two Iittle street wa callect | ; “ , and working vigor can be kept up t lost by af sasure in the highest grades of wines, enough for “oral work on pulleys. 5c (By United Press.) eating $50,000 was done the | Here-bs well ¢ ny place in the|for finding vo tag fe oe , measure g zg eaty oem” c| Special ‘ PORTLAND, Or., March 6.—Five ut of the Dunham Printing plant, | world with the proper care woman of wealth H |thousand dollars, contributed by | 0” First st., b: rig fire last night. | One thing that is being impressed | ¥ than I do,” is his reason. liquors and cigars, Portland citizens to aid the stary-|¥. W. Nichols painter, who was| tose ana more on insular Ameri ‘On the Desert's Edge,” at badly Burned, will recover, accord Circuit, is a vivid Weste ale of a + jing Chinese in the Anbu! province sa by observation and ex $1.25 Electric Door piitcnine as civica vo hieneuong,| i to hn phystelans te that good healt cust he ang: abd. man who ils & man tn . nd is followed into the today. tained in the tropics without phys!.| cad game and is followed int . ° ” e f; 6 Jeut exercise, ‘There 1s no denying| desert by a deputy sheriff, Who Roe Bell Outfit, 69c HENS STEAL RING DIAZ MAN QUITS | |that the tendency In this country {| sand blind. | He Ix found by ie ree e tvery trie Door Bell Outfit, consisting of CHILLICOTHE, March 6,—While (iy United Press.) ayer STORY IRS SO RYE Sores Ot heures it ten itvente bap Ec as putto: e feeding chick Ruth Vance MEXICO CITY, March 6.—Vice| much as possible. The danger to} ae Fae th | = = loud, clear bell, push button, wir daughter of I. Vance, a weal,| President Corral is shortly to retire, |health les in giving way to this |Pen in rapid succession, ending with strong, good service battery. 95 thy farmer, lost a $200 diamond| His passing, according to a state.|tendency. to muscular inertia, Itg|the death of the bad man at the USE THE PHONE Special, complete ...++ + “ setting from a ring. She brought| ment today from a reliable source, | effect 14 noticeable in the physique | i sore slid’ ORME uit | all the chicks to town and had| Will be the first step ina general re.|of the ave » Fillpiuo. Lack of| ‘Beginning tomorrow the Clreuit| - . a ox org 1 > Preside: a pxercise < e lac ol u rt will display only fickerless daylight | |them placed under the X-ray, but|organization of President Diag’ | exerels: ud the lack of nutritious ¥ Which will be absolutely the gem was not found cabinet |food combine with unsanitary hab abies es to the eye. Wagner flv e w tilda Witide retinas 10 have thé —_—a [ita of life to account for the physi-|harmless to the eye be Charlie Po [4 » orchestra will be on hand chickens killed INDIAN AND GODDESS ||°@! veskness of the roe : ictag: tomoceae. an UNION NEW YORK, March 6,—Rodman} GAINSVILLB, Ga. Mi 5 “Who Killed Max?" at the Ex . BECOMES A DANCER Wanamaker's project to erect, at|George Atiderson, George Hanford| hibit, 1s a sidesplitter. Max, a Felix Brown = = Eris no <a ora ae i iors cor his own expense, a statue of anjand Charles Hunter were today] young, man sowing his wild oats, usiness ers. ville, a daughter of the former Brit-| American Ind! in New York har-| convicted and sentenced to prison] has béen on a spree, and shoots up . ie jsh minister at Washington, hax|bor now seems sure of being car-|for alleged complicity In the rob tine whan ‘be comes heme in Main 1652 Ind. 4598 adopted the profession of her moth-|ried out. A resolution giving gov-|bery of an éxpress car on the}one night, finally falling with the sell real estate, etc. er, Josefa Duran De Ortega, the|ernment authority has been adopt-| Southern railway near White Sul-|gun in his hand, and goes to sleep Spanish dancer, \ d by the national house, phur Springs recently, [us sleep is so sound that he is