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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19

Meridian. Miss. July ~ Bud
smith . mechanic dropped dead as
he entsred the home of his sister.
Daisy Edwards. In the western pr.
tion % the city Ito was caught In
the uorst u tho heavy wini and rain
storm and IL believed to have been
frightened for thu satisfy ~ his relA
tivss. AFTER reaching home and Ind
iaE his relatives unharmed. and the
storm over. Smith oiutched 81 bis
throat and fell dead In Ma sisters
arms The shn~k ~ relief vas tOl
great for his weakened eoadItion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19

Nsv Toss saiy is--TAs soliouinE
sasle gis.s vss rsssivsd 10 skls
eity hOsasT fsD@ E.seD,s. Coio<nbla
-Cotsa5fa asiiDasl eomm~feisi eoa
Er~ss sasenbl~a n fo9g's. Fsvgsseuf
Ise 81 psfss q 10 rspsblic. Ass aaaa
imossiy ssgvssd Fssoistioas maossinE
fsVoeshly sAs assSsisiio@s h~snn ~
Ptssitsns Reyes ses Misisssf flafSsss
fgF aew sgsetias bssvssn ths ralfsi
Haafss sa1 Fsasas Tnis aesian 4
fnssf iKnRefsaf, ess0finN "a saena1.
= - yesgs slwsxIa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19

wAshlnEf0a. July is--Ths aoatias
arr doek Ds~ey. which seat half
Asvaad tho world n its voTaEs IA the
Fhiilppinss " noe anchored 90 Rivers
pnaai. OlosEopo Hsvsl staitOa. ~ tails
pises there Ia ss feet II water. 80 that
al vessels. Shieh may b. cent into
aoes may r~ssh Il 10 esrfse' safety
Tue Dewey siii b. asshof.a vi,h foaf
haxs mushroom ssoASss s each snd.
asd % tAe'ins Fis~s Oaiy shDss Oas
foo, o, osoagOpS thsFe 10 ltttis dan
sss - ,hs hase siFaeiaFs bsisE car
nd ffom iis posittga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
Policeman Wounded; Boy Killed.

Denver. July j. Special Police
|Rnry \ ra-r was shot AMI fatally
.Ihred early Tuesday In West Denver
an unknown young man. Barr
n following two men on bicycles
10 were acting susplclouSly Sud
.hiy one Of them opened Are on Barr
IA after several shots hal been
ehanged. the officer dropped to the
.ound with a bullet through his body
short time later. while working to
|hrehend the man who shot Barr.
1Nceman Patrick Kennedy shot and
He'd Frank Moody. a ii.year-old run
xay boy who vas aleeping In an
zlhouse behind a salcS.a ~ the neigh
srhood where Barr Was shot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19

The Electric Llgh, Company VIII Nave
Lights In North oslHssvllIs.
In response 10 the demand fos an
sKtsndsd ssSViss. the 0sisssvills uss
and ElsesSIs Light Company have de-
sldsd 10 sI,snd their wires 20 Moth
OslsssviIls. with che sssol, that poles
are nov bsiaa placed. end she liGha
viIl BE- Installed In chs vaSoas homss
which desire them In che ssE, fsw
dass
Mssssss DolR OF the slse,Tie llght
sompsny 10 sisays ready end wuliag
90 accommodate thoss vho are die
posed W passoalss him. The services
hss bees good. sad v bsisG extended
svssy dsS Tss good psopls % North
OslsssyIlis siII spesesiats ths advaa-
tsRs 10 b. afforded By electric lights,
vhish ihsy have asvsv ssieysd bsfese.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
THkws COUNSEL RE ENGAGED
Mrs rhaw insists ina, They Remain
In the CAan

New York. July y Fnllnwiug the
announcement iha' despite her rpn'.
oblccllou-. Mrs William ThaN would
insist thai The nrm ~ Dlack. Olcpu.
Grubcr aud Ihnygc. continue NJ coun
sol for Hnrr, X Thaw, IN connection
with the killing of stanford VIII e.,
Mrs. ThAw said
II have asked Mr. Delahrli Ia see
Judge Olrotl aud insist that they 70.
main In the case anl continue IA have
active charge ~ the plans fur the do
Tense ~ my son Tho conference.
which we had arranged With Judge
Oicott and Mr Dalaheld. WAS post.
pOned until later. when II will be- held
At Mr. Delaneld's once"
n vas said b. . person ciose 10 Mr..
Olcoii that no obJeciloh would be-
made by that nrm. 40 loos ~ Mack,
Olcoii. GTuber and BOnynEs we're rec
ognlSed as senior counsel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
Men ssstie for Revolver

2sew YORK. July is-FiEhilnE de-
|ukstely for possession ~ biz 70
6zslver. tao powerful mrn bat'led IN .
III rom In the tallahassee. West
10y eighth street. Monday night Ia
z.ss vefe overturned. pictures torn
- the walls and furniture broken
A. she struggle which lasted uniii
s,nbers OF tse club coala batter doua
.as door and part the men Michael
4 Barnes. % tails city. . former cap
- IN tie are department. and hL'
las Efwafi Peek % D~n
-. Colo. Eefv tas oomSAiania
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
,w.rr.d o, Bogus Check Worker.

New York. July IL Chicago de-
&nrtment stores and business houses
|1foughoul the west were nO,lhei 10
~ on the lookou, for a clever bogus
ehsck worker whose identity IL IN.
/ own. The warninE came from the
6nerican Bankers association Hls
eofhod OF procedure II 10 present
sI1ecks Of frum $40 70 $50 In the of
a. OF the store. saying he has not
exesciens money 10 pay Tor his pur
<&nseA The swindIer gets his checks
b VARIOUS banks where he manages
IS secure blocks or ordinary cOunie;
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19

house and being hungry went to tho
safe and got some biscuits. and II was
not long before they were all affected
Just as all the others had been.
Some Ut the biscuits have been for.
warded to Dr Harris. ot Atlanta. sec.
rotary Of the state board of health. 10
BE- examined As soon IA his report
Is received the officers will have some.
thlng demlte upon which to work
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19

Washington. Ial is.-Evsa ispr@
o. ssnsos force g1iipiAos % abaadoa
politics The bsEeaa 10 iasaIaf a.
fairs has received reports u 40 else
tion FsesaiiJ hsld % the island Of
ctiios b. the Ispsr eoteay f0F ,hs -.
isssioa ~ Q Dsssi4sat and -eoass-
taiss." og e0aneIlmsn. The lsDsgs
siso tsok oeeasios a. ths time % vhis
sisefiea W foFmaists Fsssiutions
tasahing ths Phillppins sysfsmsas feF
tbs wssiisnt quaSssfs q hes provided
fsF thsB o. The isiA0i. walsh 10 siv.
s4 0FeF entiFely 10 ths antoftunafess
sBa yin syentuaIiy be made the hons
e 81 ths tooo lepsfs n ne aFski'
1e1aen ~ pFvssHs mere are eseFe
1t4a 60 e. a. aRfNtaaefes n 80
u''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
HONOR TO COLONEL WEBSTER
Presented with handsome Aasosi Fos
FHtssn.Vsar ssrvies.

proaortoo WIN Ve"ceofWe ~eoei Por
Fhtssn.Tssg Service.
Col l. y. Webster. sssnnd Reg
imsst. retired. hss resolved from she
ofses Of AdJsisht-OsnsrAi FOstss - .
seeoguiiioa of hb ssTviss 70 che Ne
tlonsl 0usnt Q hssdsoms medal.
Which 10 gives IN sIehangs fOs his
ehses-ysas service uish ths tsoops.
Col Webster hes really been COO
aeetsd with Ne YioT'ds ststs Troops
sinss iss9. vAsa he Iosssd NE Old
0sissssilIs 0asrds ~ Q private. bsinG
afterwards promOsse. and anaiiy econ
ins 10 liss % psomOsioa - Csasasl 81
the sssosA Rsgimsss. vkksA ~ 30
sissed foF b1sissss ssesons. Ne 10 oas
% ne b~ss knovs ss1 most eoDpessas
Oh sials N The stass. and 10 highly ss-
KsrssA b. she ualiissy thfceshost
FlogtAa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
NORMAL TO BE CONTINUES.
Professors Lynch ard Corr Have Oon'
aaniad 10 Continue the Term.

Professors Lynch ard Corr Have Don.
ssnted to Continue the Term.
OKing to q pressing demand and the
urgent request OF 9 number Of teach.
ere who have been attending the State
Normal. Professors Geo. VI Lynch and
p. W. Corr. members OF the faculty,
have consented TO continue the term
for i've weeks more A BeIiiion vas
presented to the board of trustees Of
Gainesville sub.dIstriet, Who have
charge OF the UniVsrsiIy High School.
whieh Immediately gave thsir uasnl.
moos consent for the nee Of the build.
ing.
This term Will begin on Monday
morning next, 40 the regular state
term expires % Friday. The teachers
are delighted With this arrangement.
- IL will afford them 90 excellent op-
porsunity for extended knouledge In
tha various Hudiss.
Professors Lyneh and Corr. both en-
thusiastie edacstor. have nos gone
into thls venture vith . view to mak.
ing any money, and consequently have
PLACED the entrance fee at Only HVs
dollars for the term
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19

HsrAsi Nevorort Jlsy IA Ere
wAieA sFOks OF hsse ssz1sy. fof siI
hoaFs seizure q Sas e.eehs1 Was
n ga ssaiig sssfasufsAss ssS heusus
wNre easRrgysa snf maee iAaa a.eet
eEnfHw kHa pesn rsB1esws hszHensn
zNs - y pfsssa q Sea So
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
FIsHlNG PARTY RETURNS
Had ga Time or Quit Coast.
Many Startling Stories

Many Startling Stories.
The fishing bee" composed ~ I'D.
ward O'Nrill, " y Miller, ChAs
Plnko'oa ana Fred Hampton, have 70.
turned from u cruise on the uulf
Coast. where they have been TOE tn0|
past ten days, going - lar south 90
ClTArwatsF
The Sun representative called upon
two Of the parry, both ~ whom Ad.
mittsd that thsss we're some good
stories. but inasmueh As NJ O'Nslll
had been elected tho chief pFsVar.
Gator" Of the party. with foil poser ~
IntsSvIsW che newspapers, thsy Fs-
fused TO give ous anything for publlsa-
tlon. boz admitted shat there vas
somsthlnG Of unusual interest TO SAT
Mr. o'NsIll pToossdsd 20 Jaskson-
vile on the ssms iTaln, and oil be
abssnt un,ll thls afternoon. he may
have somsthIna 10 say upon HE rstasn.
" he 10 wlllinE To stand The "eoass-
unsnees
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
Tree MEN KILLED
IN CENTRAL RAILROAD
|ecial Train Thrown From the
Track Near Marshalville.
sEcKERs ARE RESPONSIBLE


With Great Violence. and the Three
lem on II We're Killed-InVestisa
lon Of Wreck Follows.
Macon. Ga, July lS.-FOul play is
leved by officials Of the Contra, Of
lorgia railroad " have been reopuu.
he for the wreck Of freight train
ghat road near Marshallyilie, Ga,
1880 O'Clock Monday afternoon, IN
4ich three men lost their lives
The dead are;
Charles Greene. Of Macon Ca, en-.
heer.
Nam Nedd Of Powersyil,e. Ga, negro
'&man
5lm ReddIns, Of Macon, Ga, negro
Akeman.
At the time the wreck occurred
bre were only two ca, attached TO
4 engine. which vas moving at a
bid rate. L was suddenly icrhi.rl
b thrown with great SiDIvaCr % ta'
ID Of tho track Tae tIrre men
BE killed
Details from the scene - Oh. wreck
he meas. OWNS % sire '"'n''e,
Official, Of the road here ~.a.' that
3s though. ,hr drrai,m,ht - the On.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Will PLAY The BIG
GAME (IH0nnOW

so o'clock tomorrow, So that nlen'
Il 81 time ls lefl after the game Tor
the Christmas turkey A special
ear aertie leo has been arranged The
kallcev kopa will keep the side
lines clear Professor Frost Of the
hieh school viii be there With "A
mcganhone 60 interpret the plays
Ia the crowd and a trained rooicr b
chorus will cheer the Seattle team
en- to victory
The men m uniform Tor Multno
nah will include lluH. keller. loi-
can. captain. blanchard. stockton.
bowling. Chandler Keftigan VII
ter Horap. Mckinney kuykendal'
Pratt. Mcmillan. GreEg. Stefllng,
onerzan. James. nolph aud kador
The Seattle lineup has not heon
given out as yet. but Tom Mellon
i'd will probably De- at fuli back,
Kern and BARR az halves, haEshaw
or Badly Cole al Quatter Abbott
End poWd az ends CUTS and Place
a tackles. uhfien aud Wells az
guards. and Teatmcief a. cenler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

wAEHISuTos. Dee. Basn-
ussa Elisabeth Nua liaaan. dauEhirr
af the Russian ambassador. ia tho
fanat interesting addition 20 The b6s-
tsffiy world that she season wlii o.
tnT Although aha Was Ia Washtass-
fun last winter. she gave undiFil I'D
attention 60 her Studies. particular.
y Go the mastery - EuHitsh Sow
abe 10 eel equipped fuF the social
fray
In Hsasia. 80 In ali eoniiuehsas
eonntfteH. 90 ia not TIE eustosAs sf~r
young Eifin to make = formal IN
trance into austeiY The fuunR bar
onsns viii therefore receive with hsr
mother and make TIE rounds "
eaiia Imperative IN The social
Aafif
tafonnsa EliaH beth enioys the dia.
fiuctiou ~ resenihiinR tha yivaeisas
daughter - the president ard shs
haa many little ways that recall the
uuriFhfiF Alice. nui haf p1puta fity
all REST on a mere secure bssis than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Prolific. Ioi tMcpanisn. 2 TO /.
won: Hailon. t0t. second. Susan
nah. i0i, third Time. 81.
second race. futnrttY course
Lord Of the Forest. iu9 tKoernerl
: 20 /. won: naruma. i0i, second
I.ogtA Gladstone. 100, thlrd Time,
lilo -
Thira race. one mile ana 50 yards
-Merlinga. leo tKoernegi. 9 20 !.
Won: Uncie Henri. los. second
Ieratee. 100. third time, ] g IL
Third race. enc mtle--SapFans
Court. i8s tGroaal. : 10 =. wcn
Varieties. i0s. aecaad. Aole2sT, ~.
third. Tims. q
Fifth race. thrceaaarters nile
Norfolk. JOS fMenanien. I to 1.
wuu. Dr. Crock. ~. second. Pep.
per and salt. ioz. laird. Time.
ftbi&
sixth race. Brooks eourss-sali
IA. o. (Hagrlsi. 5 10 :. Won. Jsck
sdama. 100. second. inyicsus. -.
third. Time. z05.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
PULLEN NEAR TO
BIG H0NORS

Dan Fulisn. the rud.haired 4. Of
" boy. who played on the Wea,
Point football team iaat season.
made a BID Impression on the east
en- foothal critics. And had Il not
teen Zoe an accident that Kept him
out ~ several Of thu big games
late la the season be would have
made the AiiAmcrlca team In
iaat weeks issue ~ Golfers. Wal
ter Camp. tbs dean Of American
football and considered the last
sord In football affairs. states that
had Il not been for an accident To
Puilen early ia The season b. would
undoubtedly have been placed AZ
taekla oa the Ail.Amerlca team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

thts chance resemblance. Fhe II an
ardent hutHcwufuau. an expert Haif-
81 and fearless Chauffeur Ia al.
dillon o. thiH. she made record for
long distance swimming ~ Newport,
tiaf Hafbpr ard SarrasaHrett Pier
last summer Like the giri IA fhe
ballad. she can trip a lively measure
ant HinE a pretty song
a. fur clothes wrii. every sifl iu
The land would tke 90 change trunks
9Th the Etafuunas Elizabeth che
has q Sable coat. which reaches 90
hef Eneea lined pith lovely PINK
sattu she has an efinlnr opera
cloak. Heainktu jackets. uistsrN and
rel pieces Tor caiumau wrar Hsr
gowns aud hats ail bear tbs halt
mari q Boulevard De Madeline ana
q soaustfrns IL kept busy seek ln
ara week aut keeping al this finarJ
n immaculate eflier
The baroness IL Just Il with fair
hair ard evurlexlan slight. grace
IA figure and a cordial manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Special eOrrsspoedsnss to The star 7

Special Correspondence 90 The star
NOME. Alaska. Dee a A great,
smoking island. east un by some
powerful aubtertanean force. has
been discovered hy the eroW IT the
Perry" which had been cruising
In the nehriHg Sea.
This new island. which has been
named Perry" l. situated about 40
miles southeast OF Dutch HRrbor.
soa feet high. 900 feet Ia length
a. "a base and a little more than
half a. Nide
A the time the island was dis
covered a tremendous cloud Of va.
par and smoke lowered about a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
KENT PUTS It
OVER PULLMAN

The freshmen u che washington
state COLLEGE at Pullman were do-
fsated hv a score of 20 "a IN by the
KENT high school team az krut laHi
Ffllsv night II was ono 81 the
hest cannes over seen Ia these parts,
.eIuan auH extremely fast
Tho kent boys wefa ahead an
the rana except Tor ahmt i've
minutes at the first The first hair
ended "a 20 8 A hig crowd was IN
attendance and the euihuHiaaiio
roofing Vas continuous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
ANNUAL HORSE
SHO WIS NOW

SPOKANE. Dee. 2t-Capt. J. p.
Mcdonnell. Who has returned from
Seattle. states that be has the PROM
isa 81 leading horse owners tn both
Spokane and Seattle to exhibit their
horses IN both cities next fail
II IL the plan q the owners u fine
animals throughout the state to hold
three shows annually. one IN Seattle.
Spokane and Portland. and Capt
Mcdonnell will exert himself to-
ward having this plan carried out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Visitors TO Seattle,
Attention

The finest and most enioyabls w w.
20 be found IL n yisii 10 Uncle BAN
navy yard a. ufemofton= hoa can
= an, mammoth battieahips Wis
gsnalu and oregon. the training ship
pbftndsIphia, torpedo boa f. and de-
-tfeyera You will never regret the
VIaft uahfa leave Pier 81 10 and
II 20 a m and 10 and 30 = m.
week days, with an extra boat a.
= 20 y. m. Sunday Round trtp zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
SNOH0MISH MEETS
BAD DEFEAT

The basketball season opened IN
Tacoma Saturday when the high
school team II that city defeated
anohomiah By the score of - 30 10.
10th teams showed good team work
but Tacoma played the faster game
Walton played a fine game Tor the
visitors. while nuryea and Cook
shot most Of tho baskets FOR Ia.
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
RACES SATURDAY
OAKLAND

First race. thlrteen-sixteeuthH
mils-The Mighty. les brown. I
70 S. woa. Bel Reed. leo. second
Hsrsain. 100. third. Time. ia IS
Second race. thrre-auArtera mile
Van Ness. lei CIV Mlllorl. 70 3.
won. E NJ Brattain. III. second
Judge. i05. third. Time. as
Third race. one and one quarter
miles -Graphige. i0s &C Miller). 5
70 2. xon: Cheripe. 81. second. Ia.
fiammahlc. los. thlrd. Time.
1si0 IS
Third race. uae miie-Slr Edward.
100 (Grahaml. ; 70 !. Won. Col ies.
sup. 1aa. secaad. y. W Barr. ia
third. Time. al Is.
FfftA race. one and one-aixtoeuih
mli-a- Neptunna. IS tThuFNtnul. 2
70 1. son. Dofaio. ios. secund,
Gov. Davis. loo. third Time
tste Is.
Fiuh race. five-slghths mile
Mansard. 100 CIV Miller. 90 +.
son. Oesan shore. IS. second. Pha.
lanr. les. third Time. isai Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
CORVALLIS TEAM
IN SEATTLE

The {. q. { basketball team ar
rived IN Seattle yesterday and will
rtat up until "Wednesday. when they
ulll meet she local Y n G A. The
Corvallis men have made a good
record on their trip 50 far. winning
every game Thursday The team
viii play EVEREST Y N G A. and
on Friday and Saturday viii meet
Company &. \. @ ". AZ Snahom-
f.N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
SEATTLE BEAT s
Fl. LAYTON

Yesterday Afternoon AZ Wood.
iaud PARK tho Seattle soccer foot.
ball team defeated the team from
Fort Lawtou BY a scofu of 6 10 2
The Seattle team ~on the toss ard
iawtnu Kicked toward the south
goal The first part u the game
uas practically even. bat later the
Seattle team showed ia skill and
training By their fast aud exact
niaviuR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
SEATTLE ATHLETIC CLUB AND
NuIrNoMAH CLASH on TIC
oRlutRoN IN GREAT EFFORT.

What promises to be The hardos'
fought aud most scientific gan1c of
football ever PLAYED on a local
eridlrou TAKES place on che tulNcr
atty campus tomorrow when the
seattle Athletic club meets Multi.
nah Of Portland
Both teams are agenesatlons ~
SEARS and the fierce rlYiaD prevail
ent between the two clubs Tor thv
past few Years has added a spirit
to all TIE men on both teams tb't
proulaes some Whlrlwiud individual
games FOur or tive Of the men who
wtll be In unifafm tomorrow nave
sllAmeriea populations while per
hans largC half Of the men are
known IN football history through
cat the country
The game starts promptly At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
LOCAL YIN. c. A.
WINS CAME

The first interloaEue basketball
game 10 be played In Seattle Tits
aaason resulted "a score Of as
to zs ia favor Of the local Y NJ G.
4 toam over the Y n { A team
Of Tacoma. Tho game was fast
cor the first OF the season Mullen.
the Seattle center, Was altogether
the star OF the accasion. making -
al soattle's as poiuta The visitors
we're handicapped by conditions IN
the hail being 80 entirely different
from those 10 which they are &c.
euatumed
The Seattle team plays the o A
{. team next "Wednesday night In
the Y n G. A. gymnasium. The
q A G team Il the champion Of
Oregon
The lineup last Saturday night
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CHILLY" RHODES.

promised a match b the winner
Of the bout and IL ready for the
bout Whenever purse appears
above the horizon.
Molioay'a friends are talking the
s.Cyclone" Ia too heavy 20 set down
10 tho weitar class. but Rhodes
SAYS he will be there when the Eonx
sounds. The match viii be cue OF
the fiatlc events Of the 1901 season.
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President Murphy. Of the Chicago
cubs. declares he prefers married
men ou hts bah team. because they
are steadier and more ambitious
stick % H. Charley. All the women
are with you. at least all the single
fHHa
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Garvey-Buchanan Co.
Will Be Closed All Day
Tomorrow, Christmas
SANTA CLAUS FAREWELL LETTER TO HIS CHILDREN
"N'''' ~ Seattle wash Dec. ~ 1906.
Ny Dear chniren;

Dear Chtdren;
Santa Claus is going Tor another year ne nae
II has pleased him EFea
note splendid in the manners ana
tie children glad find that grown folks arc kis -
attention ohidrens needs. keeping them a. so
dressing paying eoasr attention 70 thelr dpsa
Into good ncn ana "o
lie speak growing up You know you arc 90
ing not7 Mamma. aud teacher NsIo ~
lille and when they ash not TO 90 th OF ho
guiding footsteps and N9 ing 70
ali that path through NE may De
amoohar much be experience ana we
kind advice OF Their elffs
ana profits experience almost bound 20 succeed rhsh
learn 20 obey AZ home II VIII Dc
when out into the world among Slnk
obedent girl Everybody heH
them You vii All tfy ana Dc
and teacher ana yin e'st9
body vi be much happier Il you do
Now gnodbye: be Try and have good re
back Merry Christmas aha
. "4pss w" w. SANTA CLAUS
Headquarters Gar,ey buchanan Company Seattle. Wash
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Strenuous efforts are bslng made
20 match Honey" Melody and
.sBnly" Rhodes Melody Il the
kinSpln Of the Woltervolsh;s. hay.
Inx elnched bis title By the decisive
defeat OF Joe Walcatt az Chelsca.
Mass. Thanksgiving day. IN Il
roanas Rhodes. better known a.
the Kansas Cycione." had been
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The stanford Rugby players we're
IN tho city yesterday en- route 20
Vancouver. -. g.. where tomorrow
they play the team Of the Canadian
city Next Saturday the stanford
players viii come 90 Seattle ana
play the Victoria. y. g. Rugby
team