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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05
D.. Andersen Hers.

DR.. Anderson OF Pullman, president
Of the board Of regents. arrived on the
afternoon train and win be. q guest -
Camp Bryan for the remainder Of the
week President r. A. Bryan was OK
pected. and the officers OF the cadet
companies were at the train to meet
him. but he failed to arrive. He IL en-
pected tomorrow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05
krIshts Win Attend F.nssaI.

All members OF Excelsior Lodge,
Knights Of Pythfas. are requested ana
expected to meet at the Castle Hall
Sunday. April 9Th. at 1880 p.Tm.. to
attend the funeral Of Brother q. A.
Leeper. Z. charter member Of this lodge.
All knights visiting In this vicinity
are hereby notified. BY order OF Cham
cellor Commander. 3t
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

sToRK VISITS THE BoLLINGER
Miss Ella Telletta Bell d Registered
at the Bollinger. She u recent ar
rival IN the city. the stork having
brought her ct an carly hour this
morning. directed to the care Of Mr.
ana Mrs. John Bel. she win make
this city her permanent residence.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

The Russell 0r,cery Is sclling tse
celebrated Vaudeville 4 King flower
seeds OF Rochester. N. =. Thess seeds
are the finest put up and are sure 70
grow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

Take your prescrips,ons 70 tho owl
Drug Store,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

Good cooks. good walters and the
best the market affords. The Grand
Restaurant. 10
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

Try our Merchants' lunch from 1850
to 2 p. m. Grand Restaurant. d
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

"Happy weeks Is COMING.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

Take your prescrtptsdns to the Oh
Drug Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN the. Nor
NAL tin next Monday wan the occasion
for = number Of students going home
on tho Clearwater train this afternoon.
A dozen Or more whose homes arc 1t
the towns Of the Clearwater Short Line
went home today to remain until after
Sunday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

Has MOvED-F. =. Frepons hasr
moved his stock o. second hand goods
into the old Catholic church building
and will conduct his business there UNI
der the name Of the New England Out
hitting Company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

REFUSES TO UNBoLT -Four hun
gry prisoners had to wait until II
O'Clock this morning before brealkfast
could be served them. Tho lock on the
iron cage IN the county jail refused to
unbolt. ana It required several hours
work before the door could Be un-
fastened. "A locksmith Il now repair
ing the Pauly lock.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

Watch for Happy Week"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

Happy Week" il coming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
RALLY WAS BIG
SUCCESS

The first great football raily 10
be held az the university this YEAR
took place AZ Denny hall IN the al.
mlnistratian building Thursday
night over eight hundred enihns
iautic undergraduates aud their
fricuaa attended
The speakers werc Webster
Hoover. president Of the Atudsnl
body. en- Coach Cults. Frank Grit
Gin. member u tbs first football
team to fight for the glory Of the
parpi. and gold J. 7. Ronald. es'
mayor Of Seattle and member u
the beard OF regents ". a. Lewis,
of the state legislature. Charles
West. alusnnua OF Lafayette cod
teEe and famous as a football play'
eF. and Dsn Macdonald. alumnaa
ef the university.
Previous 60 the rally the universe.
" band which furnished the music
for tbs occasion ssfsnadxd each at
tho fraternity houses.
Jsrler Glass prr.lasnt.
Alton Cooper has been elected
president of the Junior elaae Of the
State University, ruceixing a ma.
Iority Of Ia votes his opponent be
ing Don Campbell George Starr
vas elected vice president. mad
Mamie Miller. secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
STILL WINNING
BASEBALL

los ANGELES. Oct ~ -Ihe
Angels w.et down 80 defeat here
yesterday afternoon at the hanun OF
tho Seattle bs'tera hefEanaa waa
Ia the box for the home team he
allowed oniy nine hits. bat IN no
fourth inning he let them 20 N
lunches aud Seattle crowded Two
men across the plate, AGAIN N
the eighth Croli aud Householder
aecured hits and forced the marker
10 chalk uu runs for them
Cross did the effective Work AT
IN. hat foF Seattle and got three
safe hits out Of four times At pat
Jones pitched good ball aztec a lev
inninea had IT'D his twirlins arm oil
tta wildneaa. The score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13

The ovef v~eHouroefui philadelphia
Jack O'hfien sprung a new ono on
ths nnsuapectlnR public by training
cut ta the baseball park after each
eame. ia preparation for hiH battle
With Frcd Cooley and Jim rremhle.
each 81 whom he contracts 10 put
aut ia ten rounds on the evening u
October 10.
whatever mas be said Of ohrieu.
ne not only IL the Kind OF athlete
who takes q town by storm. but
also wear well. fof nothing could
prove his popularity better than the
crowda which have been increasing
daily 20 see him go through his
work. which has been a revelation
20 even the ease hardened f@ht
fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
RACES YESTERDAY


FIrat race. one mlie-Ninnlns
Hand i0i. ) 10 2. won; cleisieFera
fat. second. Fnlla. iois third
Timo al
secuna race. three fourtha Of a
mlls-Gsorke 4 Davis. III. 8 TO l.
waa STRAY. III. second Toddlee,
lis. third Time ia
Third race. three foufthH % q
mElo-Ro@ebcn. f4T. } 10 s. son
suffraEe. III. second. handzaffa.
~. third Time lis is
Fourth aes one mlie-H0t Tod.
dY. iih. 1 to l. wa Security III.
second Patey. loo, third Tine
rnh race. three touFtha Of a
mile-omehalum. IS. , TO l. son
uarlneo los. second. Lady Vera,
81. third Ttmc. 10 Is
sixth race. one miie-optieian'
~. : 60 4. woa pckahAF. ~. ase
ond. Paniqae. 81 third Time
4 Is 4S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
Patent Excellent Flour q; -: -: e.
This Is a Live Proposition for
Investors

We are interested in a section Of coun-
Try that IS coming to the 'front.' more rapidly
than any part OF the continent. 1t is a new
district. Like many places far removed
from the large trade ~eenters. the home pen
pie who have lived there all their lives are
unable TO grasp the possibilities Of is won
derfui natural resources. American capital
il JRist beginning to flow into this territory.
We refer 20 the Province OF Alberta. Can
ada
We have devoted two years time and >
lot of money in exploring and investigating.
Our manager has Travelled hundreds OF miles
over trails that have seldom been used ex
eept BY Indians lie suffered SOME hard.
ships. but he learned to know the country.
We had confidence in him. We had faith
in the country. We backed him with osr
money and he spent a considerable amount
Of his own. He was searching for a certain
tract OF land. lie found il. and We have
since proven his judgment was correct.
Our land IS a few miles above Edmonton.
on the Canadian Northern Railway.
We know this land is worth millions. We
have spent our own money IN finding this
out. We have passed the experimental
stage. aud now talk facts and eertaintics.
We know something about the oil business
our manager has successfully operated in
some Of the largest fields in the United
States.
The fact that oil gathers in pools in a
twenty-ioot hole. and that there are hume
ous o~uteroppings Of oil sand on the sur
face. convinced him that there was an i'm
mense body Of oil below.
lie began drilling and at a depth Of 575
feet struck a steady flow Of natural gas. The
flames can he seen for miles. and leap into
the air from twenty 70 thirty feet.
Think Of the fortunes that are being made
in supplying American cities with gas.
Think Of the money this would be worth il
situated just outside Seattle.
Twcnfy-thrcc miles Of pipe line will mar
ket our gas in the CITY Of Edmonton. This
enterprising city. in the heart Of the ri
Alberta country. Is growing at about the
same rate as Seattle. Tapping the earth in
. few more places viii give ~ an unlimited
supply Of this gas and Edmonton needs il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13

We have a fortune IN this alone. and stll
VIC have other resources
There are hundreds II thousands OF tons
Of asphalt on our property.
Less thar twenty feet below the surface.
and extending over the entire tract. Is an
immense deposit Of asphalt.
Prof. ]. =. Wecms. dean of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture. OF the owa State Cot
legc. after testing several samples. writes
1T compares favorabiY with Trinidad Lake
and other asphaltums. and runs exception
ally high in petroleum
This great scepagc OF oil TO the surface
i positive proof that there is an immense
lake OF oil below. Our drilling has demon
strated that the formation is identical with
that OF the great California oil fields. We
have no doubt about opening up one Of the
richest oil fields in the world.
The Canadian Northern Railway. which
has Just completed it, line 90 within three
mIlcs OF our property. places Us in close
touch with a market. In addition. the Cana
dian Government. TO encourage the develop
men, OF this field. viii paw a bounty OF ~
cents per gallon on all oil produced. This
bounty amounts to as much as the Cali
fornia producers get for their oil
We have no desire to sell our property.
Agents Of the railroad company have tried
10 bus It for considerably more than IL has
cost Us. We have something good and
would like to keep it all ourselves. out we
need more money to continue operations.
We arc going 10 drill more Of these gas
wells. We only need a small amount of
money and are going 10 get il. with as little
expense as possible. In order to do this in
a short time, we win sell worcestershire
stock TO the amount Of $4,000 at only 20
cents per share. par value 500.
This stock will make money for all Of us.
and now is the time 10 get II.
Any resident Of Edmonton will verify our
statements.
Call at our office and we will prove tti m.
Our office will be open this evening
AMERTCAN-CANADIAN OIL co.
szo-32r Peoples Bank building. Second av-
enue and Pike street, Seattle. Wash.
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The funeral services Of Mra Nora
II. Pratt aRed ~. eho gas bufne I
10 death at niaeh Point Cal octps
her 8. we're held from the home -
her brother. sherman Moran. ~
nth av n. at 2 no o'clock Yesters
day The deceased wss "a sister
81 The Moran brothers The pall
bearers we're A. v hauiiion. VII
Ham coffmnn L. II simon. J. ~
Fss ana "a = Clark interment
was in ~faRsvisW csmrtefy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
SAYS WHITE ooEs TIE CUT.
TING.

~Ye@. saia the well dressed man.
Il have Ed White. the tailor. zeS
Collins building. make my clothes.
ns am very particular about having
them nG right" When you have
White make a suit for you h. cuts
81 himself 80 yoa are sure o. getting
q smart. stylish looking sult 80
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ar4e.fh Hanaa EaHHf EHahHaaFE htfH
Itaw 81 aFFssfa iaA AHeHlHa Len r."
asssaa - AHHHiHs e eeafsir = A
I'D ut NarsasaH q ~ Ausfe tMee
uss aasa d effeit faaae e sause 10
Imntc hshsffrf
susfeF pnfuF Fnfu tnfaf tNHA ~
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Flear ~psclARGo orr.


TERHE HAuTE Ind. Oct IA
The Mike SchFeck Marvta Hart boz.
nd contest. scheduled for Last nishl.
was declared off when CITY Alter
ney Hawlsy. backed by the chief Of
police. gave notice that the fight
would BE- asopped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13


First race. one mile-Iaty Ethel
'es Ckayeal. s 70 !. won. suzanne
Roeamora. iaT. seoond. lnteaae, ieI
third Ifule. ! a.
SECOND race. elssea ~alxssenths of
a mile Lightning Conductor. los
(Austinl. 10 l. ~oa. Tom lkalAn.
ie4. second. Capef. lei. tAird
Tine. l %.
Third race. seven eaghtha Of a
miie-tisctor. lai tMoreisndl. 20
ii, wun Knvoy. loo. second. renio
toe. 81. third Time. | 70 -
Fourth race. neepiechsse-laal
Joeelyn. iss tArehihaiil. J 10 l.
uon creoiia. TO. second Haiect
able. Ia. third Time 2 s. Is
Finh race. three foHrtha of a
mgle-taxnithrift. TO tw Fishefi.
70 30 /. won. Topay Robtnson. ie2
second Miss Leeds. lie, shita
Ttmc. liz
eisth race. oue mfir-Whiptzpor
will los flolandl. ) TO I. won Hen
Rham. 81. secnna. Sanction. 100.
third Time ttt IS
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The New Styles

Are modest 10 the extreme The
nsw wooiena are sery pronounced A
call wiu eonylnce you ws are the
tailors you need irvinx q Can
ron. 7lf Columbia ~. zee
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Considerable excitement has been
caused here ia pugiliatie circles BY
the announcement that a substantial
purse ia to be offered by the bnai.
neas men of s.arehiight New, for
"A nght between some Of the top
~notehers. britt and Cans preferred
II can be said on good authority that
as far A. matters have gone. the
purse onlY exists lea she fertile
brain of one Iack tinrka who came
into the iimellght here through mBn'
aging jim Fixnn. the recent victim
of Tommy Burma
Knowing the anxiety Of search
light citizens 10 get outside rocowni'
tiou. lAneks sprung the Idea 81 a
fight club oa a number ~ more o.
less prominent eitlzena q the little
minlnR town. chiefly Interested Ia
real estate. causing the present com
motion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
THE MARKETS

A sau Franeiaea steamer landed
this morning With a cargo 81
Shapes. hus as Jet they have no,
been distributed GA the street Let
tuee has dropped 70 sse and 7sc a
boz aud the grade IL very poor Al
that Il - the oplniou al the com
mission men that the egE market
has reached It's limit
A drop On the price 0f grapes Il
expected eariY neat week The pa1i.
try market u ovefntncked. but the
price % fowls remains firm TIE
quotations on the fiah. meaAa ansi
iairY products remain firm
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pooisry.
/ Ave 80 FhfesaHa F~F - ~ hrafi
s~a fN#fN Husfea. Un sAs I've tasa
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Plumbing done M all hours by O.
u brown Plumbing Co 22i Pine
a. Both phones 80
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RosE cry 10 rHg WESTERN
CENTER or PuolLIaM AT
pRrsHNT-THREG FioHrs IN
sioHr.


LOS ANGELES. Oct tf8 Nht
tefa purillatie ARE certainly ~ o.
hoam here. aud enough srbd
matches are already made fe1 nc
fall season 10 suit the most ustlri
oua. lovers OF the game FufDwfhE
the O'nrlen date. October 49, Abe
Atfell aud Harry Baker Will meet
for the feasherwelsht championship
OF the world October 80. while over
lures have been made to Charlie
Neafy and Kid Herman for the mid
de November date fhnnksgiyins
Day. OF shortly aftsrNard. the lonE,
hcraldad battle Of oBueu aud
burns Tor the heavyweight cham
pionahlp will take place. aud there
seoma "a he nn disposition on tho
Part Of either man 90 avoid hn en'
counter. Ia addition 20 these
George Memate. Cyclone Thompson,
frankie Scil and Dick iiyland aud
a host Of lesser lights are all on the
ground and ready 60 DO battle
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Dont tnrvw roar ctr clothes
svay. Have them cleaned 10 leok
like mes at tho PansorsnmL Mais
fe&k
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he Tried t,ls Best.

Il don't believe Ia making
Ispeoch on such an occasion a. this
said GOteh. and IN my exhausted
condition eau say but little OF moth,
Ing that viii interest you beyond
the fact that ! have met a good man
tonight In this handicap match aud
ne has wen. tried ms beat 10 win
Il thank Hou
Then the crowd went out ON the
street and talked about L. Some
Thought tho match Was on the
square, while others expressed the
Iopinion that 0oteh hadn't eNerted
himself. They an seemed 60 over
look the fact that they didn't kuow
ianythlnr about n. The man who
said. IN tell you what think about
IL after a fow weeks was the only
Use man In the crowd
The mturc viii tell whether or not
the contest MAS straight
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noTcs PALS TO THROW the
LOCAL MAN - AN HOUR or
WRESTLING. M WHICH NO
ONE rs PUT ON THE MAT.

10 nr n r. Roller and Frank
Gotch conclude arrangements With
in the Ner, near future FOR a return
wrestling contest there will be SOME
reason then for believing that 6utch
did NOT 40 his best IN the match
last night ia which he failed after
an hour Of apparently Erueiling
work "a put che shoulders Of Roller
10 the mat
u. however. Roller euts out the
game now. 50 far as It's professional
side "a concerned. aud sticks 70 tho
practice Of medicine for a living
there will b. no one who IAN say
with any degree 81 assurance that
Glitch did not make every effort last
night 10 win from the Seattle man.
Begins on Tims.
Thanks 20 the efficient manage
ment Ut billy fnglis. the contest
began promptly at $50 o'clock with
the higErst crowd ever attending an
attraction OF any sort az the Grand
opera house Duncan Mcmillan
was introduced a. referee. and the
'nnhlest Roman ~ them all" WAS
given ( warm hand Gotch and
Keller we're introduced In turn and
= both warmly received. Roller.
~ course. being TIE favoFlte The
terms of the match were announced.
Gotch undertaking TO throw Roller
twice Ia an hour
Golch went into the contest ap-
pauentIs confident Roller waa
rlainb nervous parinK the first
fifteen 81 twenty minutes of the
coataai Gogeh rested considerable.
allowing his weight 90 fall upuu
Keller who appeared the more eN-
haHste8 Of th~ TIVE Twice iu the
first thirty minutes 81 WRESTLING
Ootch secured good hollis. frum
which Roller succeeded Ia breaking
away
Roller Grows Stronger.
Amer shc half hour and ar the
five miaRfs eiapaes wero called of
Roller appeared to gain confidence
and greN stronger. while Gotch
seemed MOI 70 improve IN the latter
respect Two OF three times dur
lnk the last half % thc contest Gotch
secured lek holds oR his opponeut.
bus on each occasion Roller broke
away Only twice did Keller SIC
eeea In breaking in With holds hat
theX didnt last long. Goieh worm
ing out without mneh officially.
Some fast work Wa4 done la the
concluding fifteen minutes. with
huiier strong To a novice In the
game Il looked - though Gofeh
might have kone after his man In
81 i~ixeiier fashion. but 70 one sitting
close 10 the mat and watching ctossr
- u seemed thht Gotch Al that
stage o. the game Vas douhiy care
fal hest Roller shoald secure a hold
and gain a tall
Roller IL cheerec.
DurinK The concluding five min.
utes Roller simply stalled. having
already wun the victory. and when
the SIXTY minutes was announced
was greeted as he rose 20 hts feet
BY cheers as loud and long a. ever
shook the walls Of the Grand
Dragged BY Bis admirers to the foot
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That y E Floyd 4 90 loan money.
"a Collins nldE. 2nd floor cor
lHmfa Ht aud 2nd
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Let Elliott q MeDrcEor. tailors
make your fall suit 1893 End
ay
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Lin. ara c.mrnt

raffiara rsnsuL luappftxd, per hi, ms
feFtt.ns r-@~aa c.ltfsrsass Pef eAA 81
s<s - fsF fefafaea taas riast~f psfts
hAA 3 3. fgsar. a4n suan a Reese sfaFa
sns hai b. e IRE hstxA 80 ". ~ pas
t<ftas hsH. pss ~ 81 @st.i i.ts. - r.n<
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lights. when silence was secured, he
aatdi
Ladies' aud gentlemen since I
was ~ years old Il has been the am
hilton Of my life 10 meet the cham
.pioa wrestler Of the world | have
done ao tonight aud ! think | have
acquitted myself ervsitably Tomor
tow morning and hereafter YOU will
find me AZ $50 Arcade building In
the practice OF medicine
Then the cry went up for Goteh
and after thls had continued for a
couple of minutes the champion ap
peaFed lie hadn't thrown its favor
lite. so the audience greeted him a.
holsterously "a II had greeted Roll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13

Don't forget tho big dance at
ieschl Park tonight Gentlemen.
zoe. ladies. free go
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HN ~
STANDING OF
THE CLUBS.
\ 4
PACIFIC coAsr HAGUE.

o. o. n
nan FRANCHISES immune
IBahIanH .#..HH0WaHHHa#h
Haurffea Mfnfs and Huieal taies ana
tiaHhatl rnplfn~taHutrH
n n n
Portland ......s4o0aH0aabaI#H
tfasn8 .#.....s Na0BUHI0IaHf
batteries aehifan anH Dpuahus. NJ.
ursHuf and ffaNan
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rsst-fn wa.s tissafhf. tan. ~. Fa
so ksssaa tums tasaft attAifas cen ttfRts.
sAesf hsy. "a r@T t1ai ~sastsFa Wsssfsa
toe sta o. taa fosst beaaA caa
a. tea wsal9 saKn - p~f tnai efarhsa
eaTn. - pes fsa fpeA a9eA a. per tna.
nna8fIfnsa 81 f~F ten al cass. tAz& pef
tan bFsa, 80 tee NJ sherta psf tan IS
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Oriental Billiard p,,i.,

a place for gentlemen "a
an idle h9af 1913 Third ave :,
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aohsausr hsiltut 80 n. a.. sfsan=f
"a - ~ ~ salnaaa tfaat. 80 -
4fr fhtaask aaiamH n s. Naantafa
- M Masae. ~ a. sa.M naA rT IN
= shffsago 80 ~ t4tN silver asasits
rs q usfsnrts aYFffs - ark AAsa
u go wstAeA Ega bsbesnsss srahs
safA g. - stsfseaa. 80 a. Eer. sat nah
p~f a ~ frws~a sAaA r@F ~ 80
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DIrtnK The concluding five min.
utes Roller simply stalled. having
already won the victory. and when
the stxtg minutes vas announced
Was greeted as he rose 20 hts feet
BY cheers as loud and long a. ever
shook the walls Of the Grand.
Dragged BY bis admirers to the foot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13

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