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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
b ST.. Time TABLE

h. Riggs, of Goodrich, is a
tor to the county capital.
Aude Deck, the Payette sheep
isa visitor to the city.
G Rogers returned to the
10 Devils Wednesday.
IN. NJ. P Peterson, of Council,
visitor to the city.
i. Churchill made a business
to Boise Thursday afternoon.
apt c. W. Mllligan of Goodrich,
visitor to the city Thursday.
'unty Commissioner B. w. Will
vas business visitor to the city
week.
y pound-girl was born to the
of G. W. Conner Thursday
ping,
W Johnson of the firm of
Vln q Co., Council merchants,
-
'Vsltor to the city Thursday.
~ Tim Driscoll, of Payette, is
ns her sister, Mrs. Harry
Of this city.
DOnart, one of the leading
y men of the Heath district, is
'A''' visitor to the city.
''nan jackson, chief clerk Of
A'e land office, came down from
"Wednesday afternoon.
L campbell, P. & l. N. rail.
''''On agent at Council, was 8
7" The city Wednesday after
T. and Grover Carr returned
0u'arlo Wednesday, having
.sa Tue job Of shingling the
l'ehery.
'aa Mrs. c. Il. Glaze, Of Day
V'egon, are visiting Mr.
mother Dr. II. Glaze, o.
'Ally Of Frank Beckwith
!, '"s'ly lived on the ast, ives
''''yeq Wednesday sitter
~ carter Creek, Oregon.
4 y jarrett ana T. H. Mel
'''eoerrY Idaho county
visitors 70 the ely tli
s.' s''' Alppe Reayis sp'
/, .'a 81 Middle Valley AZ
M 1''p 'l' family Of a HOP
ny. Wednesday aud Thur,
a'1' me Tepsh Anpps
[" 'he Congregations
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03

John paulson, of Butte, Montana.
is a late arrival in the city. Mr..
Paulson expects to become perman-
ent resident of NVelser
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
churches Of southern Idaho and east.

h oOi VI delegates
are expected to be in attendance At
the meeting, three delegates BEING
permitted from each church Of tho
district.
The infant daughter of Prof. and
mrs. uilson, at the Industrial Insti.
tute, died Wednesday after a short
illness.
John Paulson, OF Butte, Montana.
is late arrival in the city Mr.
Paulson expects to become perman-
ent resident Of welser,
Mrs H. A, Brooks, wife of Capt.
IL. A Brooks of the Salvation Army
corps Of this city, has been seriously
i'll for the past two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Taylor went
to Payette Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Taylor will remain few DAYS
visiting Mrs. Erwin of that place.
J. lighthouse and Jake Waldrop
will leave in few days for a few
weeks outing In the Rapid River
country. They will hunt and fish.
Manley Brizendine left Sunday
afternoon for st. Louis, on business
Before returning to Weiser he will
visit his old home at Mayfeld, Ky.
He will be absent several weeks.
p. H. B Moulton has finished
prune packing He has shipped six
cars since the packing season began.
Thursday his packers began packing
pears for shipment.
A. L Deaton, the Middle Valley
merchant, who has been in the city
several days on legal business, re-
turned to his home Thursday morn
ing.
+. S. Hesse returned Thursday
evening from Grouse Creek, where
he has been engaged for the past two
months surveying bitches and minera
lands for G. W. Hathaway.
"Samuel's Farewell will be The
subject of the sermon at st. Luke's
Episcopal church next Sunday morn
ing; and 1.-THE GOOD Samaritan" a
the evening service.
Mrs. E. P Raleigh, of Salt Lax,
City, who has been visiting hel
daughter, Mrs S. p. Rounds, re
turned to her home Wednesday even
ing.
Evin Jefferson. son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. VIM. Jefferson, left Tuesday
evening for Portland, Oregon, where
he will enter the North Pacific Dent
al College as a student.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hitler, Sr.
accompanied by their daughter
Evelyn and Lizzie, left for Salt LAX
Wednesday afternoon to visit friend
and relatives. They will be absen
two or three weeks.
Rev. j. E. Stanley, of Memphis
Tennessee, will hold services at tn
Chris tan church tomorrow, bot
morning and evening. He will begll
a series of revival meetings tomorrow
morning.
Bert Hixon has received the ap
pointment of station agent and oper
ator at Pegram, on the Wyoming
branch of the Short Line. He VII
leave today to enter upon III
, duties.
Col. and Mrs. r. P. Dolman an
daughter, Miss Martha, have move
! to the Emmett Lynch residence
the Galloway addition. They nav
been stopping at Mrs. Rufs, IN IN
eastern part of the CITY,
Theodore Reed, who has lease
the Hancock residence on Perraul
street. arrived from Butte, Montan'
Thursday morning. Mr.. Reed snll
ped his household goods last "eef
and his family will arrive today
John c. Stew enson and wife, res
dents of the cas- tern part OF Tue cl''
were thrown from a wagon fuesoS
.,,t,a nay foam VI
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WARREN.

The Young Mems club held It's FIRST
Conways block. on Main street. Walter
G Lent was elected president; vice presi-
dent. John ]. Kelly; secretary, Fred. ".
Child; treasurer. George Kemp: execu-
tive committed. James Patten. VIM. Mar
tin. Jr.. Howard Jones. Harold Con-. At
present the club numbers 25.
There were three prosecutions in the
district court yesterday All were held on
the charge OF being common drunkards
and were given sentences OF six months
at the state workhouse. The persons ar
raigned were stephen Lfberto. Mary Lib
erto and Hiram o. Adams.
There were three prosecutions In the
town council was held Monday evening.
The private matters disposed OF were az
follows: The wfil OF Charlotte la Rogue
Messier was admitted to probate and
Andrew St onge was confirmed as exec
utor.
The account OF Mary s. Bowen az exec
utrlx OF the estate OF Edward s. Bowen
was allowed and ordered recorded.
The council audited bills from the high
way department and discussed with HIGH
way Surveyor Seymour the matter OF
making improvements on the highways.
Tax Collector Edward ". Cutler report
ed that there are no outstanding taxes
assessed previous TO this year. II II the
first time I'm many years that the town
has been free from arrears I'm taxes. The
greater portion Of the taxes assessed this |
year have been paid 10 Collector Cutler.
The Ladies' society of the NJ. r. church |
will resume its meetings this evening in |
the church parlors and elect officers for |
the coming year.
large number Of people from this /
town visited Fall River yesterday 20 /
witness the parade ~ ths Honorable Ar
ullery of London
Have You counted the Dots IN The
LOOK on another page for the ad /
espiaining the contest Send On 81 cents
WIN your count. 10 the Dot Department
frovidence News. Providence. r. 4 ana
have the paper sent to you.
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vyOuL tects them from steam enc We
sr and prevents slsiHI9ayN slsH9ayNJyE E0f bfsoss ss,s 4o
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NE w SLE is

What are the sweetest things OF earth?
Lips that can praise a rivals worth;
A fragrant rose that hides no thorn;
Riches OF gold untouched by scorn;
A happy little child asleep;
Eyes that can smile though they may
weep;
A brothers cheer: a fathers praiseI
The minstrelsy OF summer days.
A heart where anger never burns;
A gift that looks for no returns:
Wrongs overthrow: pains quick release;
Dark footsteps guided into peace;
The light OF love in lovers eyes;
Age that is young as well as wise:
A mothers kiss: a baby's mirth--
These are the sweetest things OF earth,
New York News.
Are YOU counting the Dots?
Catherine Kelly was fined 81 and costs
in the police court today for revelling.
william Fairfield. was sent to the re-
form school during his minority by Judge
Sweetland today for vagrancy. =
John c. larsen, II years, was placed on
probation until June g. 1904. by Judge
Sweetland. today. for vagrancy.
John McKenna. denied today that he
was a vagrant and Judge sweetland held
him In $500 for trial next Friday
Hose company No. responded 10
still alarm at s:25 O'Clock last night. for
rubbish fire on the Amey street dump
Israel Finn complains that while he was
selling goods at Jackson street. yester-
day somebody stole from his pack a silk
SKIRT valued at sla,
Richard Phelan. for stealing roll OF
bound over TO the grand jury In $780, by
Judge Sweetland, today.
An alarm was given from box S96 at
6:25 o'clock last night. Two lighted can
dies fell from a table In Harry Goldbergs
tenement. A mat was burned.
Augustus CHILE. Is years old. was fined
$40 in the Juvenile court today for the
theft OF n watch and chain, valued at
Sc. so from Charles II. Briggs.
Michael Sharkey was surrendered by
Mr.. Wallace today and Judge Sweetland
held him in $500 for the next grand jury
for an assault with a dangerous weapon.
Emil F. Miller OF 146 Sherman street
Pawtucket. reports that a coat, scarf pin
and pair OF gloves, all valued at 81. were
stolen from an express wagon In front OF
Z Pine street yesterday.
William Curley insulted two girls when
on Westminster street, last night A gem
tleman. who interposed was struck Cur
ley was fined SIS and costs I'm the police |
court today on the charge OF reveiling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-07

The annual meeting OF the Rhode Island
Veteran Citizens Historical association
will be held tomorrow afternoon In the
vesfry OF the Mathewson Street NJ ".
church ~ 7:30 O'Clock. There win be an
election OF Officers. the reading Of reports.
ana an address by the secretary. relative
% the f7sfh anniversary celebration OF the
Evacuation Of Valley Forge by General
Washington and the Continental army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

The Shamrock lacrosse team.
champions q the Wufid Of kfoutfeai.
Canada, arrived at Mestmlnster yaa-
tcrdaY. where a. plays the team IT
that place tomorrow. The sham
rocks VIII also PLAY Sith me va
cugsaf team. -
Arrangements have been made IN
Seattle for = game with sau Irish
men for Sunday. October "a. since
the eDmmeuUauafu Of nagsstiathunEs
however. matters have changed
someNhat. and there " aonls dglht
nov whether the bis gains VII be
played here.
A Fumor has gone forth through
eastern Canada that the Seattle
team had several professionals play
iuz. This rumor can probably be
laid 60 the door Of the Daily Prov
ince Of Vancouver.
After tbs Seattla-Niciaria game
hare. q couple ~ weeks ago the
Vancouver team vas asked hy the
locals 20 come 20 Seattle and play
owing 60 n championship game with
Westminster. the Vancouver team
could not come The Vancouver tcam
cinlmB the championship OF the
c1aat. Three teams comprise the
League. viz Vancouver. Wastmlo-
atcr and Victoria. Westminster elao
claims the same championship. II
the Vancouver boys are champions
and there u q question ne . = drawn
game, u - the first ioak-in they
have had for several years West
minister has defeated them number
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NNMD LMMpWC W
M ANM SEATTLE
CANADIAN PAPER s1IRs UP mAREs-nEsr wHIcH NAY
KgEP TIE SHAMROCK LACROSSE TEAM AWAY

ieps times for five years. In october
the Vancouver club viii go 90 San
Francisco. where II viii play three
games.
IN recent Issue the Daily Prov
inca advises the team of that town
not 70 play with the seattle club
shiie on its tour claiming that the
seattle club - composed Of profess
uiuueia. speaking patticuiariy OF
Churchill That paper states that
Chufuhiil was never known 20 play a
game without being paid for a. And
that. " the Vancouver team plays
with Seattle. tbs amateur standing
OF the Vancouver team IL liable 70
be injured. AZ matter OF fact, the
Vancouver team has not been asked
20 play Seattle while u Vas on tts
tour owing 30 the proposed sham
rock game. which would draw twice
the crowd as the small thTce-team
aagieas-
Churchill IL q professional And
there are hundreds more In the same
boat a. he. who have roVed All over
eastern Canada. ringing with first
one club and then the other.
Churchill wnH disqualified by the
Canadian Amateur AfhlHtic AHaocia-
tian IN 1899 FOR having played With
Toronto IN game against the Cap
itata. Of ottawa. IN 1881 In 1879
this same Churchill played with the
Vancouver lacrosse team. This aanc
Churchill was under contract With
"nHiy" Quann 81 Vancouver Tor thr
season and was paid Tor playing Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
THEY DIVIDE UP CITY STREET WORK TO SUIT THEMSELVES
AND BOARD PUBLIC WORKS NOTHING

approached BY a member q the com
iana and asked - deposit his card
II he refuses coercion = rOaortsa 90.
and The trust spares no effort q hFius
the obstinate ane into line
only a short time ago one n the
largest contractors In she cts Vas
tagcQtted By che combine because hs
released 70 enter iHto the combine 20
divide up Tire work and keep 40 price,
A result local bonding company.
which had been reached By the trust.
Informed the reeaiciirAuf that they
could furnish him no more bonds. Lat.
- he was able q show the trust that
BE eegia setaFr lsaads in spite ef their
boycott. bat alaee then he has taken
little part IN tae hiading for city work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
/, HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


James - hrt@u ard , X iantHr were
arrested In me f8w~r cart ~ she city
yesterday. charged with steaiinz
rsach fFura q 5Npanese wntuans rvetns
ThrF Ners locked ap n the city Iail
vs4arH Cantrtii eftarFed with try
Inr 20 pass forged chsck IN saloon
on the south akde waA arrested yss-
fsraat msrning BY Patreirnsu mcclure
nnd kesfa.
ssnail FIRE started from live Goals
on the rear porch % the reeisiencs q
Mtrhaal Efarrinxtor. e ile9 washing
tso street. last evening a fsw buck
stafaii % water put ont The hiaze
Ge1rre Holiaberg. ths y year old
son 81 Mr. ard Irs. Charles HoiiHi'erx.
az Hahua. wash. 6tea a. the Way
side Mission yesterday. ~ dfVf#T.
Mrs. Carrie Mcclure and Mrs.
Fannie Gordon today sued their re-
npecf1ss husbands. Samuel Acllur
ana willis Gordon, for divorce. NFHs
Mcclure alleges deseflion and Mrs.
Gordon cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
The Names and the Letters That
Won fhe Money, as Decided by
the Board of Judges, are Here
With Given

me star announces today the prise
lsstcsn in tbs recent ~Ailiipu poiiaF
Contest. the connnlttso having ~
ported a. follows
first Prize $50 aiss aaFgarst
e=saT, - unfaa street
Second rrtse. n.e0-A Daniels.
Tsrighsnu.
rhlra Prize. uoo~A o. Heiiwis.
GEORGETOWN. wash.
Fourth Prise. Hoo Aiunle Johnson.
Jagged 70. ria,inrd
Flfgh Prlxs. u1o@ Master Harold
jacobson. sgie Tenth Ave. y r
Tho committee. cr5rnpFised Of Mrs.
.. y. Il. Mitchell Mr. J. ". gcawin
and Afr. ". n. Cooper. superintendent
u city schools. hrst east Individual
votes ana thea mst IN COMMITTEES. the
result being as given abuvo.
The two letters. neatly written and
nicely composed ~ Minnie Johnson.
aged II. and Master Harold Iacobapr.
ucru decided the bast among the chi.
iranss letters. and the COMMITTEES de-
sired that both should be given q prize.
80 the star awards an extra 40 prise,
making ave prizes n all
Ths COMMITTEES deiinsrssea - some
ffuFth over TIE dHfAAtau A-a VIZ ~
tors published today viii attest ths
fairness 81 the awards. The Stat
uiahea 10 thank AIRS. Mitchell ard
NJ. Cooper and Mr. Goodwin for thsii
courtesy. and feels that the contrib
8iora 10 the contest VIII endorse THEFT
fsriaion. Several other letters ar'
given honorary mention by rsqneat q
the COMMITTEES. The winners can So
cure their respective primes By oailins
AZ the Star Office.
Pirzt prize. won ~ Miss HarEare'
+ sisitr. 81 Union sffeef. city,
Mr.. Editor III had a million dol
+ lars I would net give u away. naithei
would I spend u. The persons VIII
/ keeps = million dollars and uses u IN
/ diligently according 70 the prgmptingi
/ n biz better nature. can % more E0us
than the one who gives a milton dol
i lars away. no matter how good hil
Intentions may be-. To give people
/ money II n mistake. unless they arr
+ sick or IN such distress they cannot
F work for A. II IL better % supply
/ thom with work and allow Thorn e
kecp their seif-eatcem. II had a mil.
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the role 81 Ann Tillotson. the hsroina
Miss Rlycn IL a protsEe Of sira. Jas.
Brown fettet. who for several years
has urged her T. put her dramatic pos
rihiiitiea TO the test and now that
Miss Rives has decided 20 do 80. Mira
Potter IL 60 take her 10 training.
Miss Rives - o. one Of the hiucst-
hioaded families Of the South. she
r. q cousin OF Amelia RiveE row
Countess TroulslstkeI and u Thos.
Nelson Page.
She first became known At II. through
Smoking Flax story IN defense %
iynchinF "a Furnace Of Earth" o.
tshlishea her as n successful author.
Hearts GuuraEeuus has been one IT
the best selling books for the past
year.
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is AGAIN
EXCITED
IRON WORKERS. CONVENTION
Is As STRENUOUS as EVER

KANSAS cry. Me. sept. a.
Tho International Aasae iatfan OF
Structural iran 4 nfasc Wefkrrs
convention thta mnfuiua was excited
over the fircuiaf received fgum the
New Nask Haaseamiihs' unioh. be-
cause its doiekAtes were not allowed
kaats tn the convention. THE cife
eular Is addressed g. HzHesileal iiu=
ehanka. a. resds
IN refusing an charter Yeu en-
darAc All that 4 fottan and had la
tEAAea Aalnnlanl Aas less fhe
stealest city IL the country. THERE
vii 81 eeihns lef 81 yeur uuiun la
haN Yak bafege three uonthH shan
have fkszcd Any organisation re-
lying an brute strength VII end In
disorder and disruption"
1'oniinuink the circular attack
thaac wh0 e says cailtd strikes be :
cause nQftey was not comiuE fast
enough. s,rks arose and eali1 the
liaaSe#miths are bunch af Hcaha
fufntrt into fake union by theft
employers
The convention elects officers to-
morrow Preach % san Francisco
Frqms % hRve the lead
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The citY officials have knowledge II
the existence II the combine. tssat APP
psrcntlg there IL no way - down"
the oFEanizatian. and encourage real
competition. ouiy q few instances.
where priesa have been cut cut u al
reason. has the board rejected bids. II
= lntimAtsd that the city may decide
q refuse bids from trust firms,
For the past year the work has been
divided up according . the vIu q
the combine one nrm has been al
lowed 10 take the street work at It's
own figure, while another has been
allotted the sewer work. Another Epe.
eiaiisi eahbies up the sidewalk Jobs.
From the standpoint Of the contractor.
the combine iS evidently a good thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

crosse b. 1Ir. Guam. Now, the
Pravtnce advises the team of Van
cuuver not to play with the Seattle
team because Churchill ia a profess
slunai when that paper knows, II u
knows anything. that the same man
was a professional all the time he
Was wearing a suit and playing Tor
that club. II this part Of ChnrchiitA
career ~ news 10 the Province. that
paper may be given additional newH
As 10 some players who have played
on the Vancouver team during the
past five years.
Owing 10 the knock" by the Prov
ines. which has reached Montreal il
IL a question AZ TO whether the
Shamrocka VIII play W Seattle. One
thing 10 sure. the amateur standing
Of the champions would not be en-
dauEered any more than the stand.
inR % the Vancouver team as re-
suit OF the playing Of Churchill ON
that team.
chnrchnl was paid for playing
with Vancouver. but he has not re-
rriVei aHe cent. nor any other
player. who has played with Seattle
this season.
For that matter. the locals can
play without Churchill but che
whole scheme IL a dirty one on the
part es the Province, fsfh8ra tfe
three-tcam chapiapa would like 20
play the Ehamraeka In Seattle.
thinking that they would draw a big
crowd aud thereby help 10 pay ex-
penscs for the Nanc0uVeritcE on
their southern trip " this is the
scheme. e Il a contemplate one, and
there b. not much sport IN such ac-
lions. n the Ehamrocka play in Sc
attic they should play the Seattle
team. The Seattle team asks no
faFafa Of Vancouver. nor any OF the
lacrosse teams on the other side. The
locals can take care of themselves,
when seen by star representa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
TRUST IS A GOOD THING
FOR THE CONTRACTORS

esattie's city ofseials are IN d.
iefaa over says and mrans ~ aeaiing
Ntfh the contractors triaAt. which has
regulated prices on street Sork. end
designated 70 whafu c5utfacta should
- awarded fur nssfiy year. Stead
llY the trust la aaanlnR Ia ntFsnEths IN
10 az tha nrcusHt time fhs swafdinr
u contracts - The board - public
works IL = huge farce--fhs trust has
dss idsa rs g. price and uaerensfui hid
der 81 = mcetiag held the niEht be-
fore.
In rafe Instances. when nFE bid
der breaks into the game. the plans
Il the trust are frustrated. but tn the
M garity II cases. the vii n the
manepoif rrisuH Fupfsfne. ard the
tuafd apparently has no redress,
The trust uscs peculiar methods %
infasinE EHu contractors q tata tss
monopoly ring. when nee contract
" submits tad On citY work. he 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
ALARMING
nAs HAS NOT RECLAIMED CON
selou sNEss SINCE a FALL

Ssz takes g. tsia " kssfda NiNsiasa frs=
tnfdAf HtnruAuE ameuNHf Sous fHutn q
falt i asill at shs hesaiiai and has
not fully raEalussi his saasas. aAGhsi
hts aslsH saNRa Improvement lie
was shHvad on thn rt8aRalk al owl
dentar Feenua aud Nssiex WAY ans
feii lnfe fhe straat
LAttit Il kpQen of she man. except
thas ~ u = csrfssHfsr sfazn ChEeA cal
ant has be,sn IL tlss city tAt a Hhoft
tlne he j. sur sfieN ffem kifaaY dis
eAss. AMI Tits. - uaaeh a. tha fan -
theaxht ~ have caused ais alarming
aNmRiapiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

tive this morning. Manager kenne-
dy. of the Seattle Lacrosse Club.
had not heard Of the rumnr. lie al
once wired the manager OF the
champions regarding the proposed
game here. but up 20 a late hour this
afternoon had received no reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

reursh pfisa. ~eu ~ afiaois Jehn-
man. Ballard saH 81
Dear r.aitar If { had e Hiiiiun Del.
lara / uautH give away fhasssssa.is =
d1llars % tbs pouf ard wha nae9ed 4.
rhaa ! weais Buy a tHt wtth a nier
house On u and sHru1ft a fsmfiF wsif.
and have ths house faid frr and FfsfY.
fhirz Furnished njEsiY. Thsn J wegif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

RITA rfiss. uaa - Master Hafei1
Iaautssen. kzts Tsuth avenue y. f.
IL ! had = nililsa dsjsarp ! wuaid
eruafs uur hsnIrrsi and nftF thousasad
a. tAa best lHfsntaf Interested ln air
a5sfp@f g. help cnsnpiesH ere IN hopes
- Hsffinn t. another rlNuet where
there may - a different faer u Tsra-
PIE sd maHy other thirEs that might
ua 81 n~uaat - sha ehbie Narii.
Il muuif invras twenty-five thousand
IN Alaska fniniaf stock I Wpuid aiVc
nftY Thousand % build sHa complete
a raasii-ni eoileEa ! wptild Eiee fwsss-
tN.aes thousand fnnFu fHs ehafitaHis
purposes. r. whatever waF % Nuu3d
a. ths usass Esed
with ths rest wauld eesupisie my
ss4Heagian Then { wmuA travel Rhfn-
ever Il pleased ms q % 81. Ard some
tima unusd tuiif = hesutifui hone -
ne place I itkef beet