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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17

I'm the Spring the blasts OF winter all are
stillcd I'm solemn hush.
In the S2riuS the young mans fancy
lightly turns 20 thoughts Of mush-
In the Spring
You ought to be- ashamed of your
self Ia trihe with So beautiful i
poem" Interrupted the Bibliomaniac.
Indignantly.
Who's trHug with "a beautiful
poem" demanded the Idiot
You are-Locksley Hall-and you
know it retorted the Bibiomaniac.
"LOcksley nothing" said the Idiot.
What l was reciting is not from
LocksIey Han at all. It's q little thing
Of my own that I wrote six years ago.
called. Spring Inspiring il may not
contain much delicate sentiment, but
it's got more solid information IN it OF
a valuable kind than you'll find in ten
Locksley Halls or a dozen etiquette
columns in the Lady's Away From
Home Magazine. It has saved a lot Of
people from pneumonia. and other dis
orders of early spring. / am quite Ger
TAIN and the only person / ever heard
Criticise it unfavorably wac Doctor
I know who said il spoiled his bust
ness"
L should admire 10 hear it," said
the Poet. Cant you let US have it,
Certainly replied the Idiot. 1T
goes on like this:
In the spring I'm take your driving, take
YOU driving Mandy dear,
But ] beg Of YOU be careful az this season
of the year.
II is true tho birds are singing. singing
sweetly all their notes.
But YOU n later find them wearing canton
flannel 'rotmd their throats.
II is true the lark doth MARBLE: Spring
Is here" with hirdlikc fire,
All Is warmth and all is genial but 4
fear the larkS liar.
All is warmth for fifteen minutes. that Is
true. but wait awhile
And you'll find that Aprils weather has
not ever changed its style
And beware OF Aprirs weather. 1t Is
pleasant for "a spell
But. Ike little Johnuys future, YOU can [
always sometimes tell
OFTEN modest little violets. peeping up
from out their beds
In thR balmy morn by nighttime have
bad colds within their heads;
And the buttercUp and daisy twinkling
gaily on the lawn.
Sing by night q different story from their
carOlings II dawn;
And the blossoms Of the morning. hail
ing spring with Joyous frenzy,
When the twilight fails upon them often
droOp with influenzy.
So. dear Mandy. when were driving put
your linen duster on.
And your lovely Easter bonnet il YOU
wish TO you MAJ don:
But D." careful TO have with YOU sundry
garments warm and thick;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17

He was one Of the loveliest of the ma
ture poets, but he's eternally, advising
people 10 go out in the early spring
and lie on the grass somewhere, listen
ing to cUckOOs doing their cooking.
watching the daffodils at their daily
dill, and hearing the crocus cuss,
and some sentimental reader out I'm
New Jersey thinks that if Wordsworth
could do that sort of thing. and live TO
be 50 years old. there's no reason why
he shouldn't do the same thing. What's
the result? He lies on the grass for
two hours and suffers from rheuma-
tism for the next ten years.
Tut" said the Poet. II am sur
prised at you. You can't blame Words
worth because some New Jersey man
makes a jackass Of himself"
IN a way all writer's should be re-
spOnsibIe for the effect of what they
write on their readers said the Idiot.
when a poet of WordswOrth's emil
nence directly or indirectly advises
people to go out and lie on the grass
i'm early spring he owes it to his public
TO caution them that in some localities
it is not a good thing to do. A rhymed
foot note:
This habit by the way is good
In chimes south of the MeFsey;
But, 1 would have it understood.
It's risky in New Jersey.
would fulfill all the requirements of
the special individual to whom / have
referred, and would have shown that
the poet himself was ever mindful OF
the welfare Of his readers.
The Poet was apparently uncon-
WINGED, so the Idiot continued:
Mind you, old man, / think all this
Poetry is beautiful" he said but you
poets are too prone TO confne your at
tention to the pleasant aspects Of the
season. Here, for instance, is a poet
who asks. What are the dearest treas
ures of spring? and then goes on to
name the cheapest as an answer to
his question. The primrose, the daffO-
dill. the rosy haze that wells the forest
bare, the sparkle of the myriad dimpled
sea. q kissing match between the sun
beams and the rain drops, reluctant
hopes, the tWitter of swallows on the
wing, and all that sort of thing. You
think spring was an irridescent dream
Of ecstatic things; but of the tired
feeling that comes over you, the spine
of jelly, the wabb'ing knee, the chills
and fever that come from smiling the
scented breath Of dewy Aprirs eve.
the doctors bills, and such like things
are never mentioned. il isn't fair. It's
all right to tell about the other things.
but don't forget the draWBdekS. If !
We're writing that poem I'd have at
least Two stanZas like this:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17

be hoped she will marry we'll A rich
foreigner has called upon her several
times. Everyone hopes that he will
propose. If he does, the roOmers VIII
be turned out. and next year the mother
will have new gown when the presi-
dent enteTtains. Such cases are not
unusual here, and the young man who
seeks a bride in this part of the world
Will very likely take a whole family
to raise. The members of the party
are aughing-prObably the dOwager
has told a story.
Jockey, Maid and Scribe.
As the moon climbs over the rim OF
the mountain. and lights up the placid
face of the statue of the first arch
bishop of Santiago, many carriage
wheels grind i'm the gravel of the road
way. and more people come to their
evening meal on lofty Santa Lucia.
Every now and then there is foreign
er among them. That dapper little
chap is an American jockey, who be
came Just q trihe heavy 10 ride az
home. 20 he had to seek another market
for his craft. They say he is as full
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17
BY John Kendrick Bangs.

You see. that makes not only
more comprehensive picture, but does
not misiead anybody into the belief
that spring is all velvet, which it isn't,
by any means
"Oh, boshl" cried the Poet. very
much nettled. as ne rose from the ia
BILE 4 suppose if you had your way
you'd have all poetry submitted first
to a. censor, the way they do with plays
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17
When the Heart Beats Young.
| d. 7

And other dearest treasures Of spring
Are daily drau@hts Of whitening, blith-
ering souills
To cure my aching bones of ddrkSome
chills;
And at the door Of my loved physi-
clan ring.
The tender sneezes Of the early day
The sudden drop of Mr.. Mercury;
The veering winds from :. to y. by E
And hunting flats To move to in the
May.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17

in London"
No, 7 wouldn't have a censor; he'd
only increase taxes unnecessarily
said the Idiot. folding up his napkin
and also rising TO leave I'D just let
the board Of health pass on them It
isn't a question Of morals so much as
Of sanitation"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17

spondent said most of the Americans il
Chill were here for their cOuntry'S good.
Another one said the grill street car
conductors were pretty and that clear
water ran down the Alameda One ev-
identity told the truth, and the other
misrepresented the facts in his effort
to please, yet both were disliked in the
end. It is as impossible for a writer
TO please all his readers as for a doctor
to cure all his patients. Although we
are a much abused lot, what would the
world do for its news if we were not
always camping on the trail Of big
events?
When the Heart Beats Young.
The night winds sway the strings
of japanese lanterns until they rise
and fall in the dark like gentle undu-
lating waves Of light. Some strOllinS
MINISTRIES pause beneath the balcony to
offer their serenade and hold their som
brerOs for coins. COrks are popping
and pretty heads are bObbing. Women,
wine and night. Here is your setting
for a play. and people enough to take
all the parts. Where is the girl TO sup
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17
Hone She Marries Well.

The arrival of another party arouses
new interest. and the little gossip bees
Begin to buzz. The robbers and their
NIX deeds are soon forgotten as the
fowager seats herself and begins her
study Of the wine list. They say her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17

hair. When she gets home she viii
whisper something TO the. canary be-
fore she puts the rose on her pillow
The gossips wink at one another and
exchange condolences behind their per
fumed fans. I suspect they are sayIuS
that before many more moons rise over
the mountains, to shine on Santa Lu-
cha, there viii be another runaway
The warm blood OF the south BROOKS no
restraint When the heart beats NounE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17

~ ELL. Mr. Idiot" said Mrs. Ped
wv agog. geniaIiy. as the Idiot en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10
TIE HARVEST TIME

pleasant outing Of a each day
than
deaf and blind that ought and be under the doe
best time provide against winter
during
his
clothing material blessnga
clothing all Of life
10 be be
a body imagination be
a
should beauty
and parake o q sea ~.
they
clothes groceFesf
merely keeps up
present happiness
gathering
you lining your pockets your
and beautiful impulses.
Is a Kind teacher 81 . rccess lessons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

/ tie otter 20 get 10 Bfents,a he said
Wen wait here for the hunt TO
come up"
lie padded the canoe TO the hank
and the nlri scrambled cut lie was
pulling the nose 81 the canoe up on
I the land when a faint ewheap-so-
whuopeo" sounded through the
| woods
what was thnt9a the girl asked
"Oh. some OF nnrran'a haYiahuena."
he answered
"Whoou- whaapsees
This time the voice waH close Al
hand The Eifl hpfanH 10 her feet
and pointed 10 the bend around
which they had Just anme. pfucc
turned. canoe was coming down
the river, and in II Wan standing.
swayinE figure, padding rsekieaaly
and threatening ta upset the fruil
craft 81 every stroke. II was John
] ny Mud-lip. stark mad from bis po-
lions Of cologne.
Good Lordi" nruee sasped Hen
SO over the fapidHi
Tell barron aud the men. when
they get here. 60 come down the
carry 10 the pool below the rapids
~ try 20 put IA there u We get
through
As one IN a dream she saw him
paddle out. with sure. strong
strokes; san him grasp the gunwnie
- Johnny Mud-iips canoe aud slide
deNtefouaiy aboard. leaving his own
canoe 20 be whiahed away BY the
current. she watched them ~ along
aith the powerful current and saw
Johnny Mud-lip crouch In terror az
the eddy % the rapids caught them,
Then the canoe. tossed up and dosn
like cork. vas shiaked 10 the
point where the rapids made a sharp
curve and vas ioei % sight IN a
cloud % auums At the same mo
ineut the rest % the party came pad
ding madiy 70 the shore where she
stood.
sAf.rrifui Iafdi~ saape1 barron.
an b. hurried hrrafhiessiY down the
trail. They'll never get through.
Why didn't he let the euas drown
barron and the men burst
through The bushes beside the POOL
% find them both there Johnny
Mud lip ntrtrhed On the ground
With a bandaar from ufuera shirt
lied around his head. snd bfuee
himself seated calmly vita a bloody
bandnKr around hiA tight arm A
moment later fhn women 81 ne
party. who had followed after. canae
un
Talk about your nerve Harron
vas saying. his hands on bruee.n
shoulders
prucs turned 70 Mrs IiaFran and
bowed low
Permit me % return your cologne
90 you. he said. Eraveiy. poiaiing 10
tahnny.
Misc Arien ueut straight 20 Dr1ce
ana took both his hands before them
all
IL wns MAGNIFICENT she said
attn shining Eyes. How could
ever nalnluAEr Enu 90. And md !
can't 90 reconsider Try deeision--
II you'll iet me.
Johnny Mud -lln stirred uneaHiiy
ana sat up. "Whoap=sni 'f1iofa-
uuef- he observed seutsntiouaiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10
CHURCHES

First Presbyterian Rev. ". A.
Matthew'S The pastor has returned
and all preach AZ n a. m sunday
on the subject God WIN Provide =
IN the evening az : o'cioct hia sub
sect vii - Making Bricks With
out Straw
81 Marks Rev J. =. u Uwyd.
A. n a. m. The tAymana Work
In the Episcopal Church" 80 Tsze
D. m. Christ Healing a iepef~
Westminster Presbyterian Rev
J. NJ Wilson A II a. m. Commnn-
Ion and reeelpt ~ members SER
mon On the subject The Victory o.
the Holy Spirit Evening subject
Christ and a Woman OF an Earth-
- and Preludleial Mlud~
Evangelical Association u p
Hornsrhaeh. A. ~ a m. The
Home Guard service In German.
AtSp m. English service.
First Methodist Rev. r. p. Re-
velle. Morning nnhicct The Way
q the BlEhteuua Evening sab
icet. The Wny of the uuEodiy
Trinity Parish Rev. H a. Cow
en-. Atft =. m Past FeeiinE At
I'D p. m. "A Spiritual House.
First unttartan-Rsv W. u. 81
munds. At II a m. The Religion
u a Representative Unitarian Sen.
ator Geo. p HnAr"
Lane Street Presbyterian Rev. =.
l.. Forhna At II A. m. The Spirit
Victorious over The Flesh 40 %
D m. special servics ia evounsctiou
With the presentation 81 diplomas
aud prizes awarded 20 the succsss-
fuI competitors In the July Preaby-
tsrian examination.
Mount Zion Baptist Al : D. IN.
Elder J. NJ Webb viii preach bis
farewell sermon on the auhicct If
Man Die. VIII lie Live Again."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10
new YEAR
OBSERVED
HEBREWS or SEATTLE USHER
~ ANOTHER YEAR WITH AP.
PRoPRlATr CEREMONY

To-day II the Jewish New Year.
The year eeeh Of the Hebrew cnien.
Oar was uahefed III az rundown last
uight with impressive ceremonies la
The Jewish churches and will be
celebrated until shutdown tonight by
the reform Hebrews and until sun
day BY the more orthodox. The
blowing q sahamr" ur rams horn
occurred to-day
The principal services last night
we're ct the TgWple de illfach and
hlehor eholem THIS morning Herv.
lees we're heid IN an tho ayuaRuHuea.
Rabbi Joseph preached on the sub
beet a Picture 81 tho ola school
and the scriptures were read from
a parchment roll Elaborate must.
cal programs are being rendered Al
every service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10
Fish, Win .. Bitter

Those Who persist IN eiosiuF theft
sara against the continual recon-
fnsndailon - nr. klnKs <ss Dis
eo4rrv for CcnEum ption al have Z
long and bitter fight Nith their
troubles. u not ended earlier ~
fatal termination Read what r. ~
Bead of BaaIi. AlaA. las 10 say.
4 .ant fan nv wife bad every HYfnp-
tom % consumption She took Or.
KnEa Kew Discovery after every
thiuE eiae had failed. Improvement
came az once ana four bottles en-
ttfrly cured her.- Guaranteed BY
G. o. oUV. Ire, druggist. Second
s~enus ard Yssisr. Price Sc and
ffoa. Trial bottles fire..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

81 NAYS Parish Hsv " , Meta
Church eurusr u Twentieth nvenus
and Iaehaan street Eariy mass ard
sermon fehfidrsu-s maasl. 80 a m
snufaY o haaf - o m. fnstrgr thon
and hsrsedirfian. - .. m
Church q Our LADY n Good Help
THIRD aeenaa ard Washington street
Sunday. iaw masses ~ a m ara
a n. hiHh nanN io - q m Sunday
nchoot a. N vsspeva. I'D p m
Week DAYS. HasH ] a m
SACRED Heart churrh-Rsv. Geo a
INA At 6 e. N. ard .. m. los
mas ~ 2 N. vsapsrn sermon and
tnsfisa Eefians
Church u the Immaculate Cuacep-
ton nss A sNesrs A. ~ ard -
q m. iou mas. % - a. m, hiRh Fnaaa
ard sermeu. ID .. m. rosary ans
ssnsdf ftiaus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10
Our Agent at Richmond
Beach Can Assist You
AN EXPERT ON VALUES AND CONDI-
TONS NORTH OF THE CITY

Holloway Beach has been there about
iG he practical gonhead and he knows foot
Of land between there and seaeshat It Is worth and what
In suitable for lie obsnR agreeable and If
ask his advice ne will u advice worth having
lie aid materially making the best possible selection
The Nofthada Garden TfacH there day
without aaoa II Interested. them at
When they there will be nothing the market like
them In quality and price Prices from $40 So %
$50 cash and s. to SO month Title abstracts
all purchasers. also legal opinion the title
a m Richmond
Holloway Wl drive
you n the Green
Take along axe him deposit what
decide on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10
FIRE At M0RANS

A blaze Of unknown origin broke
out about 30 o'clock this morning
az the Moran Broa' plant. and for
few minutes Threatened 90 de-
atroy the battleahip Nebraska now
under construction. The flames
were fast gaining ground when the
fire apparatus arrived and for over
20 minutes the firemeu. aided b.
the local brigade. fought the blaze
both underneath the wharf and on
the wharf itself The. damage TO
the small buildings IL figured TO be
about f5o. However. chief Cook
states that ths bnttieship shed WIS
never In danger of being destroyed.
- A.
Go 10 spinnlnE'a for bicycle re-
paira .@s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10
A Frightened Morse

Running IKE mad down the street..
dumping the eeuuanta. or a hum
dred other accidents are every day
occurrences. u behaoVea every body
70 have a reliable s8ivr handy. md
there's none as good e. Buckicn's
Arnica Saive. Burns. Cuts. Sores
Ecxsma and piles dIsap uear quickly
under its soothing effect CSC a. g.
o. GUY. Ire. drug stsrs, Second
avenue and Yeelsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Proprietor steY mug stubhisa
lock here you're ieanin. paptchu
knoN thet tanks Rat ice water in q Z
puK stubbIes Huh huh. whuf ~
IT,
Proprietor WuiL h1a long a'yuu
s'posr its kntu 4 Keep caid with
YOU Nafmin up IN tank cy'fy min.
uteH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Fearing that her husband has
wandered away daring a period ~
mental ALTERATION. Mrs. Douglass
CLARK. of Mcleod. y W. T.. In a
communication to the Seattle police
asks FOR information regarding him
He was a mounted policeman. boi
was taken 90 and shortly afterwards
disappeared. leaving no elew % hts
Whereabouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Hazel Mission Rev. y. T. FORBES
will preach At I'D p. M.
Theoa0pnieal Society. Seattle
Lodge AZ s p. m. Ray Wardell will
lecture on the subject The Future
Of Humanity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

No agents. no coupons. bat pho
toa a. g per cent discount AZ ERgan
a Ericsson. 1915 First go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10
Seattle Dental
ParIorS

Rooms II. Il. Is. IL. Hinckley Biz.
III Second Avenue.
The largest and best equipped
ssntal office on the Pacific Coast.
We have all the latest and most
scientific methods OF modern and
painless dentistry. We crown. 1ll
and extract teeth without the least
pain. No students employed. but
all are dentists OF long years ex-
perience We examine your teeth
and tell you IN advance Just what
your work will cost We make no
charge for extracting teeth when
plates are ordered Lady always In
attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

President Roosevelt brands a. a
lie the story that Morgan uiIl raise
finds for the republican campaign
Why dash down the hopes Of the
patriots so rudeiy7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

to send a floating Industrial fair %
the Orient They should By all
means have a Pike on board.
Hungry rats licked the glue OF
some sandpaper In London Bet Il
was rough On rata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Champ CLARK paused IN \ debate
recently 10 threaten TO cut = man .
throat from ear 20 ear. Champ eyi-
dsntly picked ont what he consider
ed in himself . vital part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

John W. yates iost sioo. 600 IN
wheat the ether day. The fellows
Who sit In with John in the nexf
game wili have 20 make up that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10
va STAR DUST va


Philadelphia bridegroom received
q snake a. a wedding Eift. 50 did
Adam
Senor Enschlo Santos zayz be has
lived six months on grAsz in Cen
trA1 park. New York This winter
NJ viii probably Ind the change %
breakfast FOOD easy.
London woman has invented tis-
sue paper underwear Perhaps Il is
70 be worn With peek-a boo shirt
waists
Race suicide Is markea IN Chicago
except In the Ghetto. Thee Chi
eAgo married folks should Ghetto
move on them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Princess Louise Of saxe-CohurE
has eloped again WHAT'S the use
II being a princeas II yOu can't ave
q royal timer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Mrs. Anna Nc wetxhtman Walker
IL now rated the wealthiest woman
in the United States Hetty Green
vii have 90 be more saving than
ever TO catch up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Wen gro up I wan Two be a judx
| want two b a IudK.
want two sat un On a bench aloae.
And nos and then jus EFune
when peopui tel there trubeia with
Designers
Two prove eech uthurs irhcrN.
And thea tde sioea nj iEhs 10 thine.
and baNI
"Ftv dolarz fen fur auL~-
The war seems 10 be about over %
remarked the American naval cap
tain
Yes. II seems % be all over but
the shouting. said the Japanese Of
ficer.
You mean all over but the writ
ms. dont YouG@ said the American
officer. xho had taken part In three
or foEr magazine wars himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

EVEN CARRY STOP WATCHES
This paper II out on Wednesday
on account Of the big picnic at
Jones grove this Thursday. Moth
ing Ia allowed TO do business In this
town on this occasion except the
Panhandle railroad. Everything
stops II West Lafayette but the
worlds fair flyers and the sun
West Lafayette, o., Indicator.
Pacific coast commercial men are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Red Frcnt Furniture Co.
BIO OPENING OF OUR NEW UP.
TOWN BRANCH.
ft1o first AvUnue
g. GO % worth 81 Second Hand House.
Furnishing, comprising Fsarnltnl q.
Ranges. Carpets Stoves. ETC. etc. al
= loser figure than ever offerca be-
fore. We have come 10 stay and meas
what ne say Get cur prices
Sale New On.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

I tm Always Wfiiinr 70 Wait fer
NJ Pee Unit Cure - Effected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

" %: $% ~
&.,,H-U
Teeth filled and extracted without
pain. A specialist IN charge OF each
department. We VII tell you IN zd-
vance what your work will cost BY
free examination All work xuax-
snteed fer ten years
oatses lungs. ..+s.s.sss.s.s.uo Joe
1eto rtttn8s- ss..ssss-....s lAO
0ola IroWnss s.-s..ssss 1osoo
Full Set % the Best s. S. White
Teeth s.....s..s.s-. &3-0o
Hourr-S.So to g sundsys-s:s
70 Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Go to spInnlnE'a for bicycle re.
nara sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

Pacific coast commercial men are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-10

The intoxicated Gent-Maria. he.
Tn goin' ter beat you. bgt veil.
hie. open with prayer.