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The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

By Petty. .; by White. 4 Two-base hit-Wallace.
Sacrifice hits-Hemrllill. STEPHENS F. Jones. Double
plays-Pelty 70 Wallace TO Jones: Hahn to Davis 70
Robe. Hit by pitcher-By Petty. !. Passed balls
stephens. l; Hart. !. Umpre-Mr. Evans Time Of
game-l hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

New York. Sept. u.-Fire heavily back
ed favorites were defeated IN the wind
and rain at Sheepshead Bay this after
noon, the usual crowd of 15.000 persons
being in attendance.
/ The biggest surprise occurred in the
running Of the September Stakes, for
! three -year-olds, one and three-eighths
miles. when Blue Book, backed from %
TO II, ran a wonderful race, and, under
a superb ride from Lowe, beat James
Bradys Fountainbleu. to 1, by a half
length. in 2:23 Blue Book picked up 122
pounds, receiving four pounds from Mont
gomery, TO /. and conceding sixteen
pounds to each OF the others. Woodford
Clays Kentucky Beau was a hot favorite
backed from 3 to ?.
/ At the start Miller went 10 the front
with Kentucky Beau. who was under
choking pull as he entered the back
stretch with Fountainbleu second. Blue
Book was third and the others trailing
Then Lowe sent Blue Book on the rail.
overhauling Fountainbleu and then going
after Kentucky Beau, who was headed
near the far turn
Miller then began TO ride the favorite,
but Blue Book practically ran him off his
feet in fierce duel 10 the head of the
stretch. There il was that Notter got
busy with Fountainbleu. who rushed up
to Blue Book like a whirlwind. Lowe
went 10 the whip az the front and Blue
Book, fun Of pluck and speed, stood of
the challenge and stuck il out TO the end,
where his victory was hailed with joy
by the long-shot players. Montgomery
was five lengths back.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-selling steeplecba5e: a.00O added
about two miles. Caller, isS Donahuel. 20 20,
won; Gus Strauss. l5s lMcAfeei . 20 J. second /.
Guardian. l3s lKeeherl 10 % J. third Time a7
Goidfenr. huight Of EIway Maximilian. ard Oliver
Cromwell also
SECOND RACE-The Bellies; for two-year-old
hllies $500 added; fse and one half furlougs, Fu-
turity course Explosion Jos Miller. 5 10 ? won:
Fond Heart, III tNicall. % 2 second, Whiptop.
100 lBulsseil. q 90 J. third Time . 25 Wood.
lane, Desiruus. GoRan. ard imitator also ran.
THIRD RACE-The Waldorf; for two-yeaT-olds
Seo. and 500 in plate adGed SIX furlong. main
/ course. Ben F!eet. rs 1Nic0j, % J. won. Fal-
eada. us bunni, 10 2, second; He Knows ll5
I iHadtkei. % !, third Time, lis Is SI,o0ner
and Nimbus also
| FOURTH RACE-The September: three-year-alds: /:
Seo added; onc and threceighths miles. Bluc Book
- Lowe, Is 30 4. woB, F0gaaiuhlcu I06 0Nofterl
/ 70 l. second; Montgomery. l6 Martini s 20 5
/ third. Time. 20 KENTUCKY Beau and Paumonok
also ran.
( FIFTH RACE-Haudicspi for all ages; Na9
added one and Cue-slxteeuth miles. tu!f cofrse.
Rye 10 Miller, TO 5. von. Acrobat 100 Burns,.
I 5 10 2 second. Phil Finch 100 Sailing 20 /
third Time ls8 Don Enrique. Lord LorBt aud
| Prince Hampton also ran
| SIXTH RACE-Selling. an ages g. 90 added six
D FHrNa
/ III lDoylel 10 ]. won Chief Raves. l0s lSump-
/ teri 20 10 l. second; Bounding Elk 95 lSwaiul. D
/ 10 l. third. Time LIS Is Jimmie Wells. LADY
/ Anne. Joaquin, and Lschesis aiss rau.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-LouisTille, 4; Toledo. 0.
At ST. Paul-St. Paul. Il; Kansas City. 3
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 6; Milwaukee. u
st Columbus-CollIn bus, 6; Indianapolis. O.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
YANKEES WIN AGAIN
Take Fifth Straight Game
from the Nationals.
FALKENBERGS FATAL FOURTH

elongated TNirier Pitches Good Ball
in Eight Rounds, but One Bad In
ming Allows HighIanders to Score
Enough Runs to Capture the Con-
test-Twirler Hogs In Rare Form.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

First base on balls-0ff Coakley. s. Thrce-base hit
Mitchell Two-base hit-Abhaticchio. Sacrifice hit
Clarke Stolen base-Hahnan Cmpire-Mr Rig
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
HVBFAVORITESLOSE
Blue Book, Well Played, Cap
lures September Stakes.
STORM AT SHEEpsHEAD BAY

Rain and Wind Probably RespOn-
sible for Some overwhelmingly
Bean Hot FavOrite in Feature, but
Miller Is Unable to Keep in Front
in the Stretch-The Summaries.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
FIRST GAME

Let on bases-st. Louis. 6; Chicago 5 First base
On balls-0f Petty, 2; Of White l. Struck cut
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUl

At WEterbury-Eartford, 2: Waterbury, O.
At Holyoke-spring6eld, & Holyoke, 2
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
EASTERN LEAGUE,
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

at Toronto Buffalo. 2; Toronto. lgame caIle
By agTeementl.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York af Brooklyn.
Cincinnati M Chicago.
sTANDING OF THE TEAMS
CUBS AND CARDINALS TIE.

Fourteen Innings Are Played at
Chicago without Result.
Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE Cubs and Cardl-
nails mixed it up for fourteen innings to-
day. the game being called with the score
a tie. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

a. IaAas.orn-EEsn.0a. !. J0Ans.0xn. ..
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
LEAGUE.
To-DAY's GAMES.

Cincinnati, 2; Pittsburg, I.
81. Louis, 4; Chicago, 4.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
New York; Ii Washington, 3.
Boston, 81 Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland, }; Detroit, o.
Chicago, - st. Louis, o.
Chicago, s. St. Louis, 4
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
VIRGINIA LEAGUE,
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Roanoke, 4; DanyiIIe, 2.
Norfolk, ~ LynchburE, 3.
Richmond, i; Portsmouth, /.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23

Jerome Jones. the well known At,
lanta Federation of Labor man. is
spending a few days in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
CASE
OF ECZEMA
Troubled Badly for Several Years
With Eczema on Limbs and
Wrists = Physicians Prescribe
Without Any Benefit - BlOtches
Now All Gone.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

For several years l was troubled
badly with an eczema on my limbs and
wrists. Physicians in several towns
had prescribed for me without giving
me any results. l had often used
Cuticura Ointment and received Tenef
temporarily. In the springof 1904 took
the Cuticura Resolvent Pills and used the
Cuticura Ointment for about five weeks,
and at the end Of that time there was II ot
a blotch on me anywhere. This spring
took afewv walls of the Cuticura Resolvent
Pills as a precautionary measure, and
will continue to doso every spring simply
as a spring tonic, as they are so easy
to carry with you, and they certainly
fix your blood for the ensuing year.
/ now use only Cutisura Soap.
1.-THE Cuticura Ointment I'D Pills
certainly cured me of an Aggravated
case of eczema, and If it will help any
other sufferer you are at liberty to use
this letter respectfully, ST. Clair Nc
Vicar, San Antonio, Texas, July 6, 1905"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
:
49,, 4

= - = y y = TX = y = y y = = y y
$. w Wharton, of Atlanta, was in
tae city yesterday.
c. c. Chaffee, vas in the city
Yesterday from Atlanta.
d. J. Morrison. of Savannah spent
yestN~day in the city
c. C. Bradt. of Atlanta, is regis.
tered at the oglethorpe
Jos, S Roman viii sail on the Co
NAL today for New YorA
f. Kaufman, of Atlanta. is spend
~ few days in the city
~ Hopkins left yesterday on
business trip to Florida.
MajorC. Downing is spending sev.
eIai days in Florida on a business
trip.
}. N. Bidiy and w. ]. Bell. Of
Macon. We're among the visitors to
the city yesterday
J McF Williams. Of the seaboard
Air Line. with headquarters at Jack
sonville. is in the city.
Judge Max Isaac left yesterday FOR
Faldosta where he goes to hold a
session OF The bankruptcy court.
Jerome Jones. the well known At,
lanta Federation of Labor man. is
spending a few days in the city
G., H. Smith, the well known
Lumber City lumberman. who has
been in the city Il day or two
leaves for his nome this morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
SIGNS of SUMMER

Good bye Winter TwcntyThree
for you. Hail the coming Of Spring
time, whre birds bedeok themselves
With rarest plumage and trees put
forth their rich adornment; 'Tis then
Young Mans fancy slightly turns 70
love,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23

our COWS LINE IS EaPEcA II STRONG AND MOTHERS All
INVITED TO GIVE A QUA ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
BLOUSE, noRFo0N AND YACHT QUITS FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
GENTLEMEN.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
Il A.RLY KS Err 8
The famous little pills.

Bargain Cor sale.
Three small horses close in renting
for $40 per month. For sale cheap
5robston, Fendig & Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23

Ordinary. G. C. Ca
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Tie spirit q cheerfulness i nonls-
times the result = a hapuy fempera-
meut whose nerves have never been
DISTURBED ~ losa. sickrnezA or calamlfr.
Sometimes e g the ahunaance % yonfh
sfih hudiuS a surplus ~ vixar aFser
the tolls - the day Sometimes Il =
ne expression - character which from
the reserves ~ it. own nature and ex-
Ts-rience u able - preserve a cheerful
disposition unker even the nsast Dis
wuTzzinE Circumstances ana face life
Nsays vita hese ard sod cheer
suea q chsracfeF - q strength and =
defense hot only % hini who has =.
buf % 81 his assoeIstes and o. Ell ut5
Fee his inrueu-e They ara tie wstr.h-
toserH ~ Humanity. whose lI-hfs ss1ine
thruazh tie dart ulEht ~ huuaa sfriz
gle sid ~iaa-e Werd - 81 lnsslrsrian
~ heI,e and eneBuraEealeu
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

II sou object - paper money. hu'
wlsh 10 carry hig values Ia small com
JAS. you mlEht de- wurss than las ca
. STOCK % best lenses faF microscopes.
weight Tor weight rDld Is not hearty
- valuable as glass Ga the form ~ pou
erful lenses. and an ordinary purss
alied with such LENSES might easily rep
RESENT a fortune. The relord lnrrea =
In the value ~ the manufactured 81
ricie ever the rau material b. probahls
made ~ THIS varsity 81 glass. uhicl
mulfipiies Itself 5ssasomo times The
frouf lens q micro objective instru
meut costing about ~ weighs 10 mors
than about tspi7 u q gram; hrnre ths
vulue - such lenses Co fhe weight ~
about two q quarter pounds would r.
fGeets0 The cost ~ making mi.
weight - glass Is / = T,enoe % 3 pence
aRd thus When worked up into ID.
shape 81 a lens the glass has increases
Ia value about 50eoo.0o0 times-I,oa
1on Express
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Yes" the leader ~ the anateuf
brass band was saying. ~lf's curious 70
sae What an elect learning @ play .
hnrR has on some perslus. ! used @
D. a pretty good bass singer. bat cnn'i
Sag worth a cent now"
''Isoes learning % play a horn spqil
the volcey' ASKED hls next-door neigh
tsor.
1T did mine"
''EioW de- you ae-punt for Hf7
- don't know bow "a account FOR u
Strains the uscul cords. T.erhaI.s. Al
! knew Il that ! blew my Toloe oui
through the nsoufispis-e - my essrnet.
did you have a Enod voiceT~
"EFeryb~dy said So
Then It's great pity yeu ever
iearued - play q born. reloined his
aei@hi,1r. shaking bis head sadly. =
-er-thlEk should have enjoyed
hearing yeu sing
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

= notice thst IN al this talk ana
discussion ne0entlv stirred ny b. Pres
dent Roosevelt concerning the writers
- pseudo-nature stories there i some
Confusion - 20 fhe u.s. o. the words
faki~' and 'faker'. 4" said the man who
l. fond - being exact s1Ona r.erson
writes nature fakir' aad another nat.
ure faker. a. y sakir and faker were
intercha nEeshie and meant the same
thing su-h is not the case The word
fak.r' Il ~ Eastern origin. ana was
originally applied 90 the n ndoo as-efir
~ mcncieanL Then lt was applied q
the people who make their uvlng hv
street entertainments. such - snake
r1srzHinE. tumbing fuzKling. and -
on since many " these people were
not always henezs IN their deallnr~
vita the public. gradually ire word
came % - applied % the street hawk
srs and booeti keepers Who are Engaged
IN quilting RI public.
But 3 faker' j. siusTly q nan waso
fakes. whsrhsr ~ Is telling = sfarT.
writing 81 article or manufactures
q piece - goods Tlenoe en- writing 81
the gentlemen Wlo have heen CHARGE
with deviaunE from the truth Ia their
natnre narratives the proper term g.
use Is nature faker.' not faklr. -
Chicaes later OCEAN
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

'l,e young man ~You couid ioin =
rrussnhouts' uuien and Strike Tor an
eirht-haur az Honest. Fou didnr itke
werkinE Ike thst. did you. uncs~7-
= hsd q llke IL. and Il was Esod
for NE u taught me aabtfs II indus
to- That's saaseghlns yea need younE
fellow"
Its geo6 habit % ct into-indus
try admitted the youhg mnn But
! dsu't think its g good rting when
us carried 20 exc~@A Excess b some
thins Tn ssanE % try e. avoid II 1
cauxht ms~-if getting into the habit -
Falilag harFels feurteen bours cut 81
raessy .fo@lr I'd swcar OF"
No danger" sid the elderly maR
-Another fhing-l SAVED meney. !
earrsed k4s0 a week and lived Oh
$40 and saved = dollar. What dye
thiuk Of thstyT
~ Eht just - well have. You
roulaH't hare e particularly giddy time
wlfh q COLLAR anyway. don't think
q dollar wouid ever - much ~ a
ferl nfgfion b nie 20 g. out and paint
rho town crimsoa ! d0nt see What
else vou cvuld have done with y IN
irss yea had TIPPED the waitress 81
the place where yeu we're boarding"
-Soue ~ these days you may learn
t1e value - e dollar" said the senior.
~l-u tell you n sou we're my hoy &c
turn vou loase without = cent and lei
sou hustle Tor yourself That's TIE
e,luratlon that would make a man 81
you You're Handicapped ~ your
father and mother and this college
business"
1t might make q bum q me" said
fhe yuunE man. The municipal iodgins
house IL full 81 naen with your kind o.
cduoafi0n g71ess Ill have % ~
and rub slSng wlfh the handicap -
. Chirag0 Daily Neas
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

pretty Ane-dofs q a dog Is givss
in SIR C. J p. Bunhury's Diaries and
Correspondence. n Vas ted By SIP
George Napier When fhe RritIsh army
ATS IN the south ~ France. after The
Rattle o. Toulouse. SIR George and sev.
sral other s-ilc~rs visifs-I the house u
a gentleman who bad a very nne dog
q poodle.
The dog had heen trained % receive
food only when offered by the rehf
hand. and the gentlemen ali amused
themselves with testing his sfe1dipess
IN tAbs resge-t. and found that hs son
stAntly refused 70 take bread from the
iSff hand
But when he came 70 Sir George
who. having lost his right arm. u
course offered the bread with his EFT
hand. the dog locked earnestly az him
and Acgepted the bread
Thea the other others tried % de-
ceiFs hfn BY Disgusting themselves -
~ % ETE'ear o. hzve host the rl-at arm
but the aog's sagacity wus net ~ -
bafiied. aud lie steadily refused % take
bread from the lefy hand. exrrpt from
Ehe one who was really one batssla-i.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
~
Ffl}aE1lsG

A Erzsshopper can jump 30 times
It's oNn leagth
Ths worlds population Is estimated
az ] .sS0 80. 90 persona
The fastest elevators run II sped
equal 70 about seventeen miies al hxur.
HE county Of Loudon covers 75.442
acres. but the LONDON police ARA :
s43.82l acres
Crest Brltnin Il rich IN Uaoeszss
rhare are 80 varieties found Oh LIE
British islands
Black ouals % great heauty are found
10 Queensland. Australia. besides nfJg
Elk other kinds u preeious stoues
Il costs slooeouU0 q year % main
tain the army In British India, an in-
--ease Of s40OoooeO a pear 10 th.ru
ave Years
japan Is perhaps the only ceantry 20
he world where the fashions IN Hom-
cas- dress have noi changed materially
In $50 yearS
The African possessions q the
Preach government amount 70 s.sSts9
square miles. and those u great Brit
an 2.7I4eoo. including Egypt
A cSuupany has been formed 70 pro
duoe sIeaho4 from currants In Greece
The spirit has proved o. great use as
an luumlnznt. for heating and for driF-
~ snail engines
Korea. says Professor Ladd 81 Nale
University. after a resent tao months
-sar there. = nos free from intrigues
and comusofiOns and - respsng tie
benefit Of the agricultural snd other r.
forms introduced IN The last tea years
Manufacturing Is Increasing IN New
south wal-a Figures for iSS show
Increases 81 rs factories and 49,
werEerS. The Increase Is most marked
m TIE building trades. n meta WORKS
ana Ia establishments using raw ma
terialA
Clashes FoEzles for drivers q motor
vehicles have thin steel plates N place
- Sc usual lelses There = nothing
sr,s.ia % break endangeTiRg TIE eyes-
ga rh-ee inxeulously arranged slit3 a.
-. ne z-nrer u see everything -
front o. him
r. onfF woman Via ever ruled Tor
- ava-,-an colony Vas Lady carteret
- Cars~ret married Tor his secon6
-. . New Y0rk widow. NrE william
t.~~..-e she was q woman - struax
.,,s-.-se-. aud vas appointed rssezi
- a. shsrnees frsm ths eofpuE
49, Ae-unants srs extant a.Esnd y
.--rrut.-Chicnes Daily SeN2
Fortunately tie darE DAYS shsn Cor
a. rrwahs.a . Aure battlefield sur
,irs oaly - a terrible ae1oTy q the
- Today re eaE hardly credit TIE
- nat s.etwsen the ysarS 80 sua
- $1,000 peapls Wsrs murdered 90
- ~~~srse. aud fbst during tAlriy-ssss
-. a last esurury--fTom ~ =
Sc - nuuhsr - murders was -
- a 4Sa-wbds Wexiz Nag
KlmA
-. Ie.4-n Sezfist ssTs thzf 80 -
81 vns,,s - the ezPsrts = AnsEraiasia
!. =. psr.oa fro1 - - isle. ineau-
-. sssr4 frsa ~ fsrsscr szpastaoa
- - - - fsg7. III sEusunt -
- sig1Eoonao. -. = ~ aFouzs.
..-s.isy zsrs tsan s1ooo.ooo.a<o. =
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

contrast 70 oaly Ss050o0e0o In fhe i've
yeau from lsss - lszo. a growth IN
auly twenty years " from 10 ~ -
Isr eeuL
A woman who once wore pedom-
etsr % nud out how much walking shs
did iu the house discovered that unieT
the most favorable coalitions she trnv.
eied 7.3s miles daily IN her household
taskA II the thlrty three and a THIRD
Eer cent o. unnecessary st-ps. OF 24e
miles 0g daily trnwel. had been added
calculates the Delineator. she would
have walked IN one year in doing her
bousework more than thlrty-hve hun.
drsd miles
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

-when I wns your sEe I waszt r-inr
around IN barv CLOTHES ana yellow
seoes win butterfly boES" said ths
man vita the stuhty gray nustache
severely. I Rasut any butterny.
can tsii voa.-
IN Dot you weren't unele.- arr~es
ne younS nan with the tan fcssrear.
40. sir said the ssnior. = wns
grub and Oh grubsy work w'hars
more, ! earned ny grab-
Il boz II ~, seod srub.- sid rse
roung maR. politely.
We'll. 4 vast II was daru~a
PooE. and there waat any tos much
% u az r@at"
~Y~u shouldn't have dsne 81 sald
the young man why I'D your7
Why Cid ~ erhoei the ma with
~ stubby gray nsusische. "By George /.
] v1s Elad 81 the ch.nce % do H. Z
didn't have any foolish father putting
up for ne. IL IVES root little hog CT
die and I rooted
4 Sc sid the youns usn. reser-
lively. ~You Aid Il he,suse you had
70. Wen. q cour=e y0u weren't o.
much 10 blame lu that case"
% uasn't - bls1ne. ehs Wen
It's nice 20 thiuk mat yea dou't blame
&c for es-ulng al honest living Huh
Not 70 blame
Ne. wouldn't blame vou." sad
the younE ulsn- eguahly ~If I was
Ga tas s1me kind - : heie Id a. the
sane thing myself. most ukely."
I'D Ike 70 SEE yous- sneered tbs
elder. I'D IKE % see you getting up
~ ; o'cio-k in rhe morning and Eo.ng
down o. sweep out the store and stub
sing foors and washing windows and
noillag barrels ana sloalderlng SACKS
tll ~ . o'clock sometlmeS That's
what / did"
You woaldn't have 10 now sad
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

aseries mind 10 - eyxanizea tAsi
reoownlSing traBhle =. fuq hrr. next a.
.uigsassssa.le talissa. Mr.. Garter maln.
tGias thar n ever . cioua daes eoufrivs
% catcA Mnexge's atfcntion 90 siraixhf.
gay turus itssif inside out. the resuil
,eiug that h exists Tor MaErie a. e
silver iluink onlF.
MaKEie's ssuniness ass e dlsfiuctiF
grateful feature ~ the dauesfi- afmos
paere- toilsNing two neur-visa Eed
rrumaF parior maids fnae.s "a was
rhls analip shat regesfeIiy saved bee
from discharge. for ueaf. smiling. indus
trious little NaEEie. alas weuid hrsak
ihlnEs
~MaExss.~ she ssld. ~this vase 60.
forty dsliarst
TIE saints forbid. ma'am - cried
poor Maggie. quite oEercpme.
Yes Bui ] shall couyf only hal'
that aHsounf against yiu disl.ks
arsadfuiiy 70 DO this. Mage. but
ssusf tea a y,eu e ~ careful. - IN
Eo&ng O. keep back = dollar every week
fren your wages until the tweafy do
lars are paid"
Tears-not wholly fer ne shastere.
ornament fisSed freeiy. for a stollaF {
seek l. q formidable drain % some IN
couses. Then Maggie Was herself again
-Anyhsw.- she said. half-ar-hly. ~
neT Characteristic smile nade its wa5
cut 4 do - thiukln ma'am. that Ia
sure q me uice jeb here sid y0u foi
sane tonne ahead -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Az q counfry daure Ia q Southern
town. w'hen the nddlers had resfnet
fhelr boss and taken their p'aoes %
The platform. the noor manager rase
~0lt 20 partners for a eotlllfan p" y
siIouled. iuzTseriousiy.
AL you ladies an remmea dat uear.
sha~s aud stockings take go plaoss Il
The middle - o. roasn- Al you ladies
an EemBaen DIT Hesrs shses an D.
stssckiExs take yu' PLACES imms1itly -
ain asm- A yoa aarfoated efozd you
ies f.g Il roun' "a the coraers"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

A passer ~. sa~.,nE smoke ISSUING
from a window on the hrsf foor ~ :
fvo-sfory wooden building. rang In a.
alnrn. and the fre-engiues = Oh ~,
.earad On the sreHe a crowd guirkig
-nfhered. only - ind that the srnoks
was rauSsd ~ q defective storeplpe
suddenly = native ~ Italy aFFaeares
on tie top nDor. and seeing the crowd
rrund the honse. and tire smoke lssuins
from the window below. yelled cot q
passing freman
~Pufa up tie sfera- lad and I jump =
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Secretary Taft's speech a. 3 public
meeting In Seattle recently vas ths
most notable address delivered IN ths
Northwest In q long time Secretary
Taft discussed the problem Of the o.
latiouship between capital and ialoi
IN a masferfui manner. his addres.
showing signs 81 having been moal
carefully thought cut lie was listen
I'd O. b an audience u 1900 people
which heartily appiau1ed his utter
ances-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Tweaty- ave men have served a. Pres.
ldeut ~ the United States twenty -sIz
as Wee President. As eight % the yles
Presidents subsequently, heid the high
sr oasce. the total numi.er ~ men s. b.
have tssen President ~ Nice President
Is f8Tty-three. The forty three are
classified below - the nationality q
their forefathers. u Is nofeaorthg
fact that. saving De twa Sew Yorker
~ Dutch blood. Roosevelt snd Van Bu
rsu. every lncumlsent has been - Brit
lsh race. We have not gef had Ger
American chief magistrate. and
the day OF oar first Italian ~ slavonic
President Is probably Sill far distant
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Stevens. ~the mother 81 counties.
wiii have q prominent position Ia ths
main exhibit building AZ the lntor1tais
Fair this year. being assigned e. fhs
place lust 90 the right 81 the main
entrance. the same space occupied las
year.
The Colville Commercial club IL r.
ported 20 hs collecting a varied assert
nsent ~ choice farm products Tor ths
Stevens county showing.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS At SPOKANE.

September 28-s1-Wilnam PAYER
Eham in The Sausw Man
September THE Time. TIE
Place and The Girl"
September Z5-26-'sThe Mayor Of To
ADO
September 27-zs-The harrington
Hawlsy cumpanF.
September 2e-3o-.The County
Chairman"
Somebody has said that hate Il love
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Teseran.-N ushir II newieh. "a.
grand Fisisr. and e1fereisn minister
81 Persia Who was regarded a. Aelng
ehleay responsible for the shAha ~.
script granting an assembly. aiea sud.
denly Saturday ~ heart disease