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Cañon City record., 1907-06-13

And when the timorous trout wait
To take, and he devours my bait,
How poor thing sometimes find
Will captivate greedy mind;
And when none bite praise the wise
Whom vain allurements ne'er sur
prise.
Thomas Weaver, another of Walton's
admirers, was of the same mind when
he asserted:
All pleasures but the anglers bring
L tn tail repentance like a sting.
And one Joe Chalkhill, who chortled:
Oh. the gallant fishers life
Is the best of any;
'Tis full of pleasure, void Of strife,
And It's beloved by many.
Another commends the peacetulness
of the pastime in more ambitious mo
ter:
Where joy. hearts-ease and comfort
grow,
You'd scorn proud towers
And seek them in these bowers,
Where winds sometimes our woods
perhaps may shake,
But clustering care could never temp
est make:
NJ, ~ Ill
Saving of fountains that glide by US.
BLESSED silent groves. Oh. may you BE-
Forever, mirth's best nursery!
May pure contents
Forever pitch their tents
Upon these downs. these meads, these
rocks, these mountains,
And peace still slumber by these purl-
ing fountains:
Which we may every year
Meet, when We come a-fishing here!
OF the latter-day writers Henry Van
Dyke has contributed one of the most
melodious songs of fishing, descriptive
OF the restlessness that possesses low
ers of angling with the return Of
spring:
I think the meadow lark's clear sound
Leaks upward slowly from the ground.
While on the wing the S'uebird's ring
Their wedding bells to woods around.
The flirting chewink calls his dear
Behind the bush: and very near.
Where water flows. where green grass
grows,
Song sparrows gently sing Good
cheer,"
And best Of all. through twilight's calm
The hermit thrush repeaths his psalm:
How much I'm wishing to go a-nshing
In days SO sweet with music's balm!
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13
Instructive
Instructive Interesting
Correct English
How to use It. :"

AMonthly Magazine devoted to the ase
Of English.
Josephine Turck Baker, editor.
PARTIAL CONTENTS:
Course in Grammar.
How to Increase Ones Vocabulary.
The Art Of Conversation.
shall and viii: Should and Would:
How 70 Use Them.
PronunciAtions Century Dictionary.
Correct English in the Home.
Correct English In the School.
What to Say and What Not to Gay.
Course in Letter Writing and PuAota-
alton.
Twenty Daily Drills.
Business Hnglish for the Business MaA
Compound Words: How 10 Write TAs0
Studies IN 1aslish Literature.
Agents Wanted
ST. 90 . Ysar. Send 10 eenas tor
sampse copy.
coRAEcT ERlcLlS1s.
Nonn1oo.
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13
THE NAVY IS OUR
SAFE GUARD FOR PEACE

Jamestown. Va. June 10-Before q
large crowd, composed largely of
southern people, President Roosevelt
at II o'clock today delivered brief
address in the Georgia building of the
Jamestown exposition. After referring
to his southern ancestry he spoke Of
the important part Georgia has played
in the nations history. The president
then passed to brief discussion OF
the corporation question. 1t is believed
that he referred to the fact that Har-
riman is not to be prosecuted when he
said:
I'VE ought not to tolerate wrong. 1t
is a sign of weakness to do 80. But
in putting a stop to wrong we should.
% far as possible, avoid getting into
an attitude OF vindictive hatred toward
the wrong-doer. He may be morally
to blame and it may be necessary to
punish him, but on the other hand the
wrong he has committed may simply
be due to the existing conditions of
things about conditions under which
he has been brought up. and in such
case while we may apply the remedy
It is neither well or far sighted to ex-
act revenge for what has been DONE"
The president concluded with a ref
erence to the navy. In which he said:
peace and II war should come 1t will
be the greatest safeguard for our
honor and our interests"
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13

8:16-Address, "The Power of
Consecrated Life" w. B. Harter,
Rocky Ford
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13
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Wadsworth indited a sonnet to fish
ng and meek Walton's heavenly MEM
ory." Tennyson could not write The
Brook" without noting
Here and there lusty trout
And here and there a grayling.
Longfellow sends Hiawatha in quest
of Mamma, the sturgeon king OF fish
es," which he is made to conquer after
a Jonah-like adventure. Hiawatha's is
the largest fish story" told in verse.
Any but a great poet would have been
satisfied with the contest of the In
dian youth and "Ugudwash. the sun
fish,
Slowly, upward, wavering, cleaning,
Rose the Ugudwash. the sun-fish,
Seized the line of Hiawatha,
Swung with all his weight upon 1t,
Made a whirlpool in the water.
whirled the birch canoe in circles
Round and round in gurgling eddies,
Till the circles in the water
Reached the far-on sandy beaches,
Till the water flags and rushes
Nodded on the distant margins.
Sir Walter Scott refers to angling
not only in his prose works, but drops
into verse long enough to remark that
he is
No fisher,
But a we'll wisher
To the game.
OF a different humor was Lord By
ron, who, in berating Walton. de-
clared
The quaint, old. cruel coxcomb in his
gullet
Should have a hook. and a small trout
to pull It
Walton. who seems to have had but
one other detractor beside Byron. lived
at a time when verse writing and art
istic angling were both features Of
gentleman's education. AS an inevi-
table consequence his contemporaries
contributed to the literature of the
period generous store of fishing
rhymes, some of which have lived to
this day. Sir Henry Wotten. Walton's
friend and one time ambassador for
James l to Venice, frequently voiced
in verse his enthusiasm for angling,
with results that were usually pleas
ing. His Anglers Song" is included
in The Compleat Angler" by Walton.
AS inward love breeds outward talk.
The hound some praise. and some the
hawk;
Some better pleased with private sport
Use tennis: some q mistress court:
But these delights neither wish
Nor envy. while l freely nsh.
Who hunts. doth Oft In danger ride;
Who hawks, lures aft both far and
wide;
Who uses games. shall often prove
A loser; but who falls In love
IL fettered In fond Cupid's snare.
My angle breeds mo NO such care.
OF recreation there IN none
So free as flshinG ID alone:
All other pasimss do NO less
Than mind and body both poessas:
Ny hand alone my work can DO.
30 can 1sh and study. too.
I care NOT. I. to nah In seas-
Fresh rivers best my mind Do DlsasA.
Whose sweet calm course enatsn-
plAto
And ooak n life 10 imltAto
N oavn bsanAo tAaA voala hsaA
And Tor ~ pase o0oAan VeaA
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13

The Record handles most of the en-
cravings for the town and understands
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13

Orchard says that religion il what has
helped him to keep his strength under
the severe strain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
Property Owners

The following ~ ee interest 10
all ownerH OF fire insurance risks
.hsther small or large The
SufthwesUr Mutual Fire AHaOcl.
alton 81 Seattle. furnishes ita pol
les hoklers absolutely the hest iu.
demnity at "a saving ~ from - per
cent 10 40 pee cent. ~ Board n Ia.
auranoe Trust rates its PROPOSE
ton 10 the owners 81 dwelling aud
desirable brick and protected man.
ufaciuring properties 81 especially
good The company is q member
of the National Association Of Fac
tory Muiunia. one 81 the strongest
associations u Insurance com
panica 10 be found
n your risk IL desirable one
and larger than SO can handle IN
the Northwestern alone wo can
doubtless accommodate you IN THIS
association At about the same say
inR IN ratea
II you have a risk which should
be put under protection ~ auto
matte aprinklere. n gill psy you
10 communicate with the Miil Own.
era' Sprinkler Company This com.
pany also ID independent of the
Insurance Sprinkler Trust The
MAJ Owners Sprinkler Company
can furnish you with an absolutely
first class equipment and Eprlnk.
Ter head approved b. the National
board Of Fire Underwriters Phones
Main 1853. Independent SGT 80
Fleet Of baitleehipa AZ Navy Yard
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

ARA - land available fof cultira
zion IN that section Consular Re
ports
% the a7.710.ooo population ~
France there o. a working papula
ton u iH.fta.0Ta. and a third ~ the
namher - sage earnarn Aru women
and Girls Nearly q third 81 the pcf.
sans ensaEcd in agricultural par.
suits are Wumen. 81 the wonun
wnrkers ttird arc employed IN the
learned pr1ieatomi. and about IS
per cent are sneaeeh IN commerce
who originated Che familiar
phrase. The almighty dollar II
vas Washington Irving. In The
Crcoie NlilaEo. whlch be published
IN is4T The phrase became 80
popular and excited 90 much con.
troferHT On consequence 81 q doubt
whether the adjective was irfever.
eat that ita author had 10 explain
eighteen years later that 30 had in
tended no irruverence. even 20 the
dollar. which he IL sell aware "a
becoming daily more and more an
object 81 worship Dollar means
valieYcr. the "thaler having been
named after the Joachimathsl. in
Bohemia. IN whose valley It Was
firai colned IN the sixteenth cen.
tury.
The worm win turn. says the pro.
verb. and at last the newspaper
worm has turned hard Ia re-.
cent novel weliknoWu criminal
lawyer represented tho city editor
% q metropolitan daily newspaper
as remaining la the office until z
O'Clock ia the morning. az which
time he was finishing OH" an cdl.
toral a few DAYS after the public
had been allowed tp gain this val.
liable inside information OF the
workings OF a newspaper office the
aforesaid daily Newspaper worm
turned 70 said IL understood the
lawyers next book was 20 hp a
realistic novel ~ sea life and that
an episodq would be the story Of
how the captain stood on the bridge
and oiled the engines The Hlv.
yers demurrer Is nov awaitsf Nlth
interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
HENRY'S PROTECTOR

You moan you'd like % steal me.
7 suppose. the girl flashed back
Far be u from me TO deny your
Inference. ! replied
&c were going down long.
steep grade. and I thought my com.
paniou leaned toward me Just per
cepuhly As We slowed up on an
other Incline. she looked at me
through narrower lids for a mo.
ment
Wen. YOU can't have me" she
announced positively "You have a
way about YOU OF taking what YOU
want and girls like man who
knowns what he wants and gets e..
but I'm a little afraid Of YOU Henry
may be slow. hut he's good to me
and I'm sure he'll never bo rash
enough 20 Get into trouble"
protested You yourself" I
argued. enjoy the spice OF advcn.
ture You like the novel. the unex
pccted. the unconventional
We were going very fast. and the
shrieks OF the giddy girls behind us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
BY VIRGIL v. m'Nlrr.

II seemed a shame 10 take
watch from such a mild.mannored
young chap business is business.
though. and tho watch was a val.
liable one, 20 l put the ticker In
my side pocket and forgot It. The
crowd waiting az the scenic rail.
way entrance was 20 great that
was sure I had been unebscrved
Ia rushed train OF the little
cars oug scrambled the pleasure
seekers. Pushed forward. jumped
into front seat Someone ciamb
erred In beside me. aud my antici.
pations ~ pioasurahle three min.
utea rose when ! observed hy seat
mate
Wh-why. you're not Henry 4"
she softly exclaimed az the train
got under way She was pretty.
Yes / am" | rcasguringly re
piled.
'Wh--why. you're not Henry. 9"
objected We unG started down tho
fret incline. and she brushed the
stray wiaps II brown hair from her
face with a small hand
Hut I'm perfectly willing 10
serve" | urged
Even though I make living by
picking up trifles here aud there. /
Try 90 remain chivalrous.
Ny well meant offer OF protection
was completed ignored
Il WAS 50 like Henry the girl
sighed. "to lei me get away from
him like this lie can't take care
OF himself. 70 say nothing of taking
care of me. It's n wonder some
body HASN'T kidnapped him long
nrn"
~ J we're horrid hdnapor
voutured. ! should not take Henry
think / could find some one MUCK
maro attractive"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT II. COSCRES

japan up the fact Of
o. things for whleh thanks due
which with childish biandnesa has spend
easpdorn and toilet
the deepening o obscure rivers and the
carrying which carried. and the Ike
public sentiment has elamod for protection Tor the
This has ignored OF the Is for
fully equipped Their fields
only paper but
position used because there
not enough Eunnera
Shoie situation reflection stateEmanshp
ordinary
fought consistently Tor the protection
tho nEht Whatever the
present welcome the apprehension DO
puts big black letters this quoatou
areyO IA 10 about it7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
SCRAPS

On the TomhiEbos river. Alabama
IL enough limestone "a supply a CO.
ment plant f0f Toe Teara
About ono third Or the land in TIE
Msxioaa State 81 Durango IL held
b. fiftYuve men Oae estate
covers i.0oo.oQ0 sores.
since Plus VII vas elevated 10 thr
runtlfcAl throne. leA thar four
yenrs arD. no fewer than aitunn
cardinals have died
Rex Beach. the author of The
Spoilers. a. a manufacture ~
bricka-uot the kind used in ILLEGAL
commercial transactions. but real
building bricks
The next national Republican con
vention viii be composed % 90 dnl
eEatrH. ~ which 132 viii come from
the south The number required
20 nominate Is faT
OF All the slang expressions with
which We are afflicted today. obsrr
YES the Railroad Mans Magazine.
The two that mean The most are
ITS up 70 you and on che Job
Nesting under the shadow 81 a
small volcano AZ Penon. Mexico. "a
I perhaps the smallest church Ga the
world This cdince b. about ten
feet high and twelve feet side.
Gulla are being trained for postal
service ln place 0f carrier pigeons
BY the maritime station OF blolnEi
cal department RI the University %
Lyons. ~ Toulnn. ON the Mcdllar.
ranean
In belgium all cows over three
months old are 20 be seen wearing
earrings breeders are Obliged %
keep a record 81 all cattle raised hy
them. and each animal has a reEla
tered trade number. which Cd en-.
graved on the ring fastened 20 Co
ear
Where the trouble Ia physical.
such as the failure of an organ. On.
digestion. congestion ~ the liver
and 30 on. strong. firm. martial
music will give best results. accord.
ing to Dr.. Iatson. editor Of Health
Culture For this class OF treat.
ment the key Of Cmaior la paril.
cularly recommended
An estimate ~ the value Of the
exports from the United States OF
iron and steel for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1907. places them Al
fi75.00q 0O3 A. showing the rapid
growth Of the iron aud steel exports
I 10 may be stated that the exports lu
1887 we're only $4,000 900. and In
1897 s57,000,000
Tho State ~ Washington has a
new law which hits tho TRADING
stamp" hard though It ~ 10 be
| fought IN the courts as unconatltu
7 tioual II requires that All oatab
liahments giving away tradinr
stamps shall place q cash value on
them and stand ready 10 redeem
them az any time
FiW years ago tho population
OF the Canadian prairie proyiuce'
was acc and the grain crop wa.
1909 00s hu8hoi8 in 1904 the DOB
'ulatlou was LOCO .080 and ne eralI
crop was 200 900 080 buahnla. ono
half OF this being wheat and grocer
on less than 3 per cent of the no
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vi
nut thay ala not get 60 see
whether the klnEfinher had caught
any klnsa. for something occurred
20 make tho OceEawklnnd Iee no
piace AZ all for them
They we're walking toward tho
place where the unnatural birds
were kept. and Mt WhanEdoodle
WAS Ia the midst Of explaining how
he never lot the chipmunka play
with maiohca because they might
set the chips afire. when a peculiar
creature came running over the
lawn toward them u had big bin
with a pouch on a. and q bad a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

body composed Of a tin can. and Il
bad web feot like a duck
"Oh. dear me. cried Me- Whnng
doodle when he aaw a. THE peliY
ran has broke loose. aud can see
II IL angry as can BE-
Why u a RngrYf" Petite said.
hating
~ has Just found ont that the
label on II ~ Tomatoes instead of
salmon Il doesn't Ike tomatoes.
bat Il does Ike fish. Run
They did The pelly-can looked
10 angry that thsy fan away and
never did come back
THAT'S AM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
THE APPALLING WEIGHT OF A DISHONEST DOLLAR

In this hts pulsns torov.mon come to
pitahle oads bghted by nsdious influences
unpncpled friends pcrous associations and bad habits hang
about the neoka Of men Ike massive mis'ono@
nut Of all Weights pun and crush us finally
into the mre Of degradation there ONE which orhea more
roienlessy than all the others
In New York lived Chester n Runyan paying teller at
the usual small salary OF paying teller His health Was bad
Day M he felt ha life force failing lie looked At The money
all around him II l only had that" he said TO himself !
could away I could could get we'll"
This THOUGHT the beginning Of hts MORAL nlsiNrE
GRAFTON preyed him Ev.y morning the temptation was
mere powerful AZ take ti6O0o and invest Il
stocks probably double a. surely safe TN Juy l.
by that put Il back" And day he took T.
that he FEr. unreasonable distance moral
h. Iuclier. an from nooa
un dowy eve lie FELL ALL THE WAY FROM HONOR TO
DlsHONOR
OF course the stocks failed him examination
day his peril he went out
hs wife, but cloud hs with alcohol lie met a
Of The day having carried vaae to tho
he le the bank the vase crammed with bs and went
% acquaintance.
tatea The inevitable disclosure followed The
printed photograph He bought pistol he drank
trying think he suecoodcdg No
There WEIGHT around hts neck and drasging him
down. down. down.
police hated him these
who drag them down Ills arrest FOL
lowed little Of the stolen found sian In the valae
total Of his thefs $4,000
Today ho Is In the rc lie tied weight around his neck and
fell beneath IT.
DISHONEST DoLIARsi
Nothing wn crush Nothing will surely drag
dollars besdcs stolen from
bank gold coin reaped from COMPROMISE WITH PRiN
cPIE added burden Every bill thrust Into he strung boE
EXPENSE OF WHAT Is RIGHT brings rs added moral
dslnsssaon sinking The mirc keeps
coming closer.
better that a man poverty
pitude
And the only safeguard is-No COMPROMISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

Who pretended they Wefn AFRAID.
made our words safe
The gifi looked a. me doublfuily
Welt" she pucailoned
You are having q good time
right pow" ! said This incident
~. bland biz IN your memory ike
spreading shade tree on a July
day"
NY companion vas silent We
wero noyo speeding over the last
haif 0f tn course.
You will cultivate tbs rrcDiiec
ton ~ the one green c$s1iB in the
midat of Ilcnry'a mild common,
places" ! said earnestly "Areut
you Just little afraid ~ Henry 20
Thus had the charm ~ a soft
cheek and q bright eye and n
rounded arm made me turn pros
ciyior leaned nearer ns We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
{. N. & ST. P. &. co.
Opens Four New Towns
Next Week

The opening sales az lots a. Bov.
orlcy, Warden. EoXhoro and Othcllo.
four new towns on the Pacific Coast
extension OF tho Milwaukee road "a
Douglas and Adams counties will
take place July rs. rs. n and as
la the Elka' Temple. at Spokane.
Wash
Moderate prices VIII b. placed on
these lots, ard purchasers will be
required TO bid for cholso. Easy
terms Aiyen
SIDES are under the management
OF tho Western 1ownsite Co. uf
Washington. an auxiliary OF tho
Railway Company, with offices at
% Empire Building this city. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

Across ths Court.
Across the court they fiifted when
She deftiy with her fountain pen
Made curlYcuea upon her pad.
Or pounding on the keys. was
glad
To sees him EnEiuR now and then
Surrounded there BY busy men.
ahc vlrNed him IN hts littlo don
And waited all tho love She had
Across tho court
ile gladly gave the preacher ton.
The dove became a pnckinE hen
HOw ole the love gn1'a aim IL lad 2
The gray Judge listened. and NAs
sad
To aes them as they glanced natln
Across tho court
-Iu4ra
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a#ept down The sseepew -
yet re
What you cay may b.
me Riri said softly ~ao,.. ~
sometimes ! think lA
lell me" ! suggested
Wiling 10 AID y
No. no. ! cannot abs .,.
with . little eiart iC9en,, 'syIs
me. aud ! must o. loays ~
What would h. 40 II bs
have mc 20 take care of ~, I.
"But think of youraalNa
warmly The end Of The, W., W.
was IN sight " ~aas
It's no use. she aaid vita
nnniity Goodby @w ass ~, -
10 away when the car 49, -
obeyed mcchanlcQy
girl hurried b. moees IL g
who had been Ten behlnS ''sa
Henry may Rei The elria
fieciei with rising sulrifs
ihero Fl some conaolafion i
inR lirrrya watch" y
AZ ] moved away ,ofo "A.
! fnlt IN 10y pocket Tor he nv
u was not thofri
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~fri M help be-
la he hnf I
only an a
tribute youth p age.
II M
Of palteHosa poi
nothing but consideration and thoughne Of other
II sympathy The feeling that made the boy
old
Who a IL O 10
everybody TO
And chlvalry womankind We poasess that
o. a. n H such a T. bal we
growing selfish that oourteoaas
There ail
hats public elevators when Foolish Perhaps
but She spirit that Isn't foolish
That NoFidola fcolins that all every
when the he assisted and
himself dd kind act but he furnished
fat people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

dlyorce trial. brought forth the
following
you wish 20 divorce this woman
because she drlnks7'
Eyes, sir"
"DO you drink YOURSELF"
That's my business angrlly
Whereupon tho unm0ved lawyer
asked
"Have you any other buslns@ p
Everybody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

| O. Henry, the authcs vouches Tor
the following
An otfemnato young man dalnt
ily placed two cents on a drug store
counter and asked tho olerk for a
stamp Tho clork tore one OFT aud
slid It over % him The young man
drew an envelope from hts pocket
Would you mind licking u e9
me aud placing Il ON horef" No
liaped.
'suro." said the clork, as no start.
ed 70 stamp the lottor
"oh stay" cautioned tho young
man Ia great alarm "Not that way.
beg OF you Kindly place the
stamp With the top toward the out
az edge OF the envelope"
"Surc. said the obllging clerk
"uut what tn thundora that forf'
Why. you SEQ. condod The youth
/ hlushinElY. "tm student Ia the
/ Cosmopolitan Cores pon dau q q
School and that's our college yell 70
Queer. lant e."
"Whata queer"
Why, the nleht falls "
Eyes
but e doesn't breed
"Na"
Aud the day breaks
Yea
but q doesn't fall And he
was gone
whats All tho row over on the
next block" reporter asked OF a
I policeman
"Aw, oniy a wooden weddln'."
"A wooden wedding ?"
"Sure A couple Nv Poles Is get.
tia married
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iiown thluFa ia f1uieyYgiAn p"
asked the fret faFmer
Evrfy bpdy's on the JUMP. re
piled the first farmnF.
Then the automobiles have
struck your town. too. have they g
Nnnkers Statesman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

Pat Mike. 'tia drunk Yer ha.
Mike lie a lie. you're spas
ing Ycr wuad not dare ID apAke
thus N { was sober
Patti yrf Vas sober va have
the cnmmou sense o. kunw Yea was
drunk London Trlbuna
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HIS OCCUPATION

A Boston lawyer. who br0ugh his
wit from his native Dublin. while
crOHs-examining the plaintiff IN a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
lug of War

Foot races. gnck races. egg race.
fat mans raceG baby show md 80
other events, HaVenna Park. SUM
day zee
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IN fishing tackle and rods. great
big cut in prices Piper . TAFT
1924 Second Ave 800