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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
LUKE BRADFORD IS !. MURDERED FOR GOLD  Decsmposed Body Is Found In
 Country Home
PREMISES ARE RANSACkED
1t Was the General Belief That the Murdered Man Had Money Buried About the PIace-No Clew
 To the Murderer.

Selma October 2.-(Special.) )-W ord reached the city today of the finding of the badly decomposed body of Luke Bradford, d white farmer about ten miles north of Linden late yesterday The pres enee of a number of buzzards around Mr. Bradford's house led neighbors to go to the place and they found that he had been the victim of foul play.
 Robbery was evidently the cause Of the murder for the entire house had been ransaeked and holes were found dug up all around the yard and under the house, the belief being that MT. Bradford had money hidden somewhere.
 Information reached the city tonight of the killing of George Harrel, near Marion Junction. this county, by Bill I<ynard. Both are negroes and jealousy for the affection Of Sarah Washington is said to be the cause of the killing. The two negroes met in the road and Kynard. who had his gun with him. immediately shot his rival
 Mysterious Certificate.
 A certificate of deposit for sl06O is look ing for an owner. few days ago through the mall came this certificate, made payable to J. w. Jones. near Sum- merheld, this county. The certificate was also signed by J. w. Jones, as payer. J. W. Jones, who formerly lived in that sectlon died more than year ago, and his relatives declare that they do not know aught of the money and cannot. therefore, take it. One of the relatives was in Selma today seeking information on the subject and expects to gain light ffaf Ina. f,ffhl ipft fha fprf1 mill l.a given
 G. K. Meadows, while attempting to board moving trolley car in this city today. fell under the wheels and was killed His neck was broken and his face and hands badly mutilated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23

Mrs. W. c. Harris and Sterling Har- ris have gone to Florence, where they are the guests of Mrs. H. C. Wood
 Judge and Mrs. II. M. Somerville of New York are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Somerville on University avenue.
 State Auditor w. w. Brandon was in the city yesterday and today until noon, when he left for Ceptreville
 Miss Kathleen NiXan of Birmingham has been the charming visitor of her sister Mrs. W. D. Partlow, for the past few days. She returned home to- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
Miss Mann HOnOree.

Mrs. Danaher will entertain at bridge on the afternoon of December five, complimentary to Miss Lola Mann.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
PRESIDENT TO
 VIRGINIA

Washington, Nov 27.-President and Mrs. Roosevelt and the White House youngsters will leave early to- morrow morning for Montpelier Orange county, Va, the old home of President James Madison, to spend Thanksgiving day Montpelier is on- ly few miles from Charlottesville, on the Southern railway, not a great dis tance from Mrs. Roosevelt's Pine Knot estate, where the first family of the land usually spend Thanksgiving. The trip is to occupy a single day, the departure being from the White House in the morning and the return before dark.
 The vice president and Mrs. Fair banks will spend Thanksgiving at their residence On x street, with their daughter, Mrs. Timmons. The latter vii spend the winter in Washington while Lieutenant Timmons' is on sea duty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

Music from 12 to '2:30 and from 5:30 to S:30 on Thanksgiving day at the Quality Shop. 2t The Majestic rink, special ses- sions, Thanksgiving afternoon and night Fine music Enjoy the day 1 by skating. 2t -Lost-Large black pocket book with warrants and legal papers. Find I CT please return to E. Francis, dep /! uty constable.
 James Business College will re- move to corner Main street and
 Sixth avenue over Central Pharmacy,
 Friday, November 29.
 ! Treat your family and friends to
 Thanksgiving dinner and supper at the Quality Shop Music from 12 to
 2:3O and 5:30 to S:30. 2t
 -J. A. Hankins and Miss Mamie Bailey secured a marriage license in this city yesterday. They are resi- dents of this county.
 Sam Bradley, a negro. was arrest
 ed this morning by Deputy Constable
 Jim Moore, on a. charge of assault with intent to kill another negro. Just like springtme at Atkinson Grocer Co. Celery, egg plants, car rots, cauliflower, radishes, onions, to- matoes, squashes, lettuce horseradish, soup lunches 2t 
 Why worry about cooking at home on Thanksgiving day? Too much trouble, don't you think so? Bring your family to the Quality Shop. Music from 12:00 to 2:30 and from 5:3O to S:30. 2t
 For sale-A. frst-class grocery store with meat market connected. do- ing good business. Must be sold Good reasons given. Address M., care Graphic
 -Lost-Wednesday afternoon, on Oak street between Barraque street and West Sixth avenue, plain gold band bracelet Reward if returned to Miss Irma Grace, ZIG West Barraque street. 11-21-6t
 A marriage license was issued here today to s. Fl. Rumsey, travelling freight inspector for the Cotton Belt road, and Miss Rob Hoshall of For dyce. They will be married there to- l morrow
 Pine Bluff Camp No 6. Woodmen
 of the World. will meet at their hall Thursday night. Business of i'm portance will come before the meeting and a full attendance of the member ship is desired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
ARTHUR BREWSTER
 PLACED IN CHARGE

Arthur Brewster, formerly with a large lumber concern at Leola, Ark, was yesterday employed by John F. Rutheford and Captain J. B. York, re- ceivers of the various properties of the Bluff City Lumber Company to manage the Bluff City's plant at Clio, where the recent assassinations took place. He will succeed Tom Godfrey, one of the victims of the triple trag- edy at Clio. Mir. Brewster left yester- day afternoon for Clio and is now in charge there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27


 Able N. Bloom recently resigned his position at Rosenberg's Second avenue store, and has gone to Mem phis, where he will accept a respon- sible position with Ike Samelson.
 Miss Jessie Waterman, the accom- plished daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gus Waterman, who is visiting in Memphis, will be one of the honorees at the annual Y. M. H. A. ball to be given in that city Thursday night
 s. l.. Mack" Burney, popular ma chinist, who formerly worked at the Cotton Belt shops here, but now of Bonham, Texas, will arrive in the city Wednesday morning to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
MRS. c. G. SCHENCK
 DIES IN TEXAS

Cashier M E. Bloom of the Citizens Bank this morning received letter from c. G. Schenck, former proprie- tor or the Home Bar at the Elks theater building, informing him of the death of Mrs. Schenck, which occur red at San Antonio. Texas, on the night of November 23. She was bur- jed at Boerne, Texas, the following day. Mrs. Schenck was a compara- lively young woman and had only been married to Mr. Schenck for a few years. Her home was in Little Rock previous to her marriage. MT.
 Schenck will return to this city shortly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

Miss Taggart Will Entertain. Miss Aylma Taggart will entertain at cards tomorrow afternoon com plimentary to Mrs. Bookhart and Miss Pillow of Helena
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
PINE BLUFF MERCANTILE co. FALL SKIRT SALE
 1907
TEN LEADERS
 EACH ONE A GREAT B A R c A | N

12N-Fine Mercerized Sateen Pet ftacoat, 14-inch founce headed with strap, three double rows of pin tucxs and row of shirring. Black only .88c
 z2O0-Thistledown lightweight sssateriaD, 12-inch flounce, accordion pIsited, headed with strap and finish cd with 5-inch ruffle, with tucks and Saand. Black only ..............0 .08c
 z24G-Thistledown lightweight sslateriaD, 14-inch founce headed with 4sanap. three rows pin tucks and three vows shirring Dust ruffle Black only ..:....-...... ...98c 2516-Knit Top with 24-inch sun EIurst accordion plaited f1ounce head ed with strap and finished with f. 4nGE shrred ruffle Black
 only ---..... ...........S1 .38 2541-EXtra fine Thistledown (sim- 3aar to Heatherbloom) 12-inch fiounce 5seaded with cord and finished with f-inch shirred ruffle. Black
 >- only ........ ............... .S1 AS 7sW-EXtra fine Thstledown (sim- liar to Heatherbloom) 13-inch flounce headed with strap, three rows shir- ring finished with 5-inch shirrnl ruff f1e. Dust ruffle. Black only S1 A 72O5-Extra fine Mercerized Sateen, a5-inch founce headed witt strap, with four 3-inch shirred :Uff'eS each headed with strap. Dnsi ruffle Black only ......... ...... -. S1 88 7226-Heartherblo l2-inch ac- esordion plaited flounce headed with strap, finished with two graduated euffles headed with straps Black sssaiy ...,.............. $Z .38 . 2GG-Heartherbloom 13-inch founce aaeaded with strap, two rows pin tucks and one row shirring in body, finished rith 5-inch shirred and pin tuck ruff fie headed with cord Dust ruffle.
 792S-Heatherbloom 16-inch flounce headed with strap, very full sweep, Eour rows hemstitching in body, fin- fshed with 55inch ruffle with three rows hemstitehing. Dust ruffle. s ENack only ......... ......... .S3. 38
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
@0 < : 4<% . ' . . ~<e se g. LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
 t
 ss Q . t;+$5< <>>>>

D w. Boyce devotes his. time l. g.aAts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

The dance given Tuesday evening at the Bluff City club complimentary to the debutantes and the visiting young ladies was one of the most en- joyable affairs of the season. The german was led by Miss Hearn of Albemarle, N. C., and Newton Maer and Miss Lola Mann and Allen Orto.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
NOTICE.

On and after the first day of Decem- Der l will discontinue my weekly and thirty day credit grocery business, my dry goods business having assumed such proportions that it requires my entire attention. The grocery business will be continued for cash only. I heartily thank my many friends for their past favors and hope that I cau continue to serve them on cash basis. Respectfully yours,
 If w. F. MULLIKEN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
A NEW REMEDY.

Hercher's Corn and Bunion Salve guaranteed to cure or your money re- funded. Sold by Chas. Hercher, 21O7 East Barraque. and by D. I. Mills & O., 223 West Second. l1-24-2w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

Mrs. Guy Fulk of Little Rock arriv- ed last night to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Nina Smart, and MT. Hinton Ferguson, which will take place at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
FOR RENT

Furnished rooms with or without board or in light housekepeing; 123 Beech street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

Jack C. sewell formerly of tins city, came over from Hot Springs last
 night to be one of the attendants at the Hankins-Cross wedding here to-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
BRIEF MENTION. .% + E + f + + + + + | |

E. B. Bloom, secretary of the Tray elers Fire Insurance Company, re- turned last night from a business trip to Little Rock =--z-=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

O w. DO. CE ue'oleS HIS tlmS - gauts
 ---Reserye your table now for din- e4er and supper Thanksgiving at the &yUality Shop. 2t
 Celebrate Thanksgiving afternoon 2gg1d night by skating at the Majestic ~fnk. Full band. 2t
 Stolen from St. Johns church Thursday night. Horse and buggy. Fay mare, foretop reached. Box buggy, sight shaft broken. Reward if re- earned to C. M Philpot. court house.
 FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT Large, clean, comfortable. Electric Nights and bath Three blocks from tsusiness. Good board next door. 515 '0est Second avenue 11-20-6t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

some paopie appropriated merc Of
Z, than others. bat as they had Oh
taiued their own consent " vas
probably al riGht NoN freedom IL
on ever hand iuat llke warts used
60 D. lNoeiferuua applauan9
what Lesson DO Re cop ont Of
this I'll tell you Freedom IL the
great deaidafatum' fisesiderAium ia
Epod. pa Therefore iei 40 have
freedom ~hnn tho Hamr 10 not
Otherwise engaged In fact. this
whole euuniry should be AZ free a.
Independence. $50
"Thrrrsnre. a. " werc. She eagle.
the proud goniaion ~ Liberty
scars 20 sha emporium with maiesss
&c grandeur. piercing the iilsmcut
with IS strong. slnuuua psnnona.
ila eye Boldly. infriaRln - turSsd
towa-i tho transient orb ~ day
aud 80 apeaethe freeman flash de.
flance alike on the crowned heads
and mon0cies 81 the earth. kno~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
~ MARIE pREssLER.

Why do women marry men who
are younger than theyf just be.
cause they are looking for happi-
ness. that 81 ALI Goodness mel /
am not going tostry iti have yet
to see any married pair who looked
as n they were crazy with Joy. or
perfectly content with each other.
Nevertheless do not depiore any
move n person makes N that person
thinks he or she will surely find
something in life worth living for.
Did you say there was Q rumor
that was about To- be detached
from the Simple Life | am leading.
| mean the Lonely Life7 As ProBl.
dent Roosevelt would say, "Cut II
short" ! haven't the time In the
first place. I haven't the money In
the aecORd place, and / don't know
shore the young man is In the shird
place. None has come TO me with
any tender offerings, aud neither
have / thrown out "a drag nett
Don't mlaunderatand would
not overl00k a chance for happiness
no matter In what disguise Il might
be shown.
Women who have lived a pablo
life know mther we'll what docs or
does BOT bore them. and they either
grab fut it or are resigned TO e.
SONG Of ms reach out and strike
chicren farm otheRo find hnppl
ness Ia milk bath or q motor car
AND now and then there Is one OF
ua Who attaches to herself some one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
WHEN THE WHISTLE BLOWS

Two Young fellows vSgc walking together after hard
days work.
Jimmy said the older balance seemed
mes
pon talk to mo about any ,rai baanees" interrupted tho
any customers accounts anShes at all
office. IT'S ausr horfs"
But" began the esst
interrupted ne other more Il come down on
time and I DO my O'Clock I'm through And
THINK abou. those four wallis any more un
~s"isy morning
sUum@ nsiiar. Doesn't
sa.. srows way before Perhaps have
say feel that way abou, It this after
Ese@
ys. ps~ Iss.
yathss tsso sss's srety sort Of an empioys
work In quart " With yard
sSek .scs
selthss taes they your head
49,. y-.f each much hour
you position matter whether a. o.
employer understood that 90
a~e O hanss and the
Of head and hs 70 make his interests your
Interests
you ths way you had better quit
feel cnthuses KIND Of work had better
alt
Maybe somebody come b. you OF silver
spoon-aad MAJ. ace wont
Tirsss~ea-they the workmon In tho world.
Generally they worth sshs they get ry never are
worth
And course that's the ,.ey Get
Take your work Into yow snr.
nothing The whistle has part
IN H. Hours not worth consideration.
II win make the work work. youu be aa'onshed TO
difference u home with Dream
while walk ho street Think It's prob
you a your fellows.
a isyess life Work Bis
buoeeos. ssss-s masaineent NE.
but waO his daily experience his heart he knows
what WORK Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

1'he womerawa IL curious stick
which the Australians une for fling
irw long arrows against enemies %
aAimAln
The best piokpochets." said the
sesiclivo. ARE the finaooH fOu
lsye 90 cali them iiEkst0ed ~
eel as ligAt fingered. for they can
iie watch " pu~o rs easily with
tsrlr feet as with their hands -
C.AlcaNp iaar Ocean
General .Glsais speaking az
kiork adofp on the present depfos
de of agriculture. said that n
ssfswd ssd slan remarked 10 him
eve oihss Ca that the fault ~
- isss erassvaai % that tn ground
u Too ips You have 10 bend your
bArs 90 work Johannesburg
star
AmueS - many stories told Of
the Scottish Judge. Lord Young. IL
ono associated Win an election Ia
Edinlsfr. when Il was announced
that Lord Woimof had been -.
turned b. a ma i0riiy 81 three votes
Later a correction made the major
~ 500. and gave the names % two
lore % soseiou who had voted for
te nuccenafti candidate Lord
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HAPPINESS--THAT'S ALL
oREATEsy DOMESTIC QUESTION 1907. WHY 90 WOMEN
YOUNGER mEN1" ANSWERED MARIE DRESS.
LER. WHO SAYS HAPPINESS HAPPINESS. HAPPINESS

The many marriages Of American
women celebrities 70 men Of tender
years has given rise 70 the burning
question Of the early foolish sea
son.
Why7
We asked Marie Dressler to cit
sfor a minute or tho bench Of wis.
dom and, as an impartial and az.
thoritative Judge, 10 give - the
reason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Young. ihofeupon remarked THAT
accounts for the two ciphefa
IN certain technical college
when the question. Why are man.
holes made elllpiical and not cirou.
iar7" was put 20 the class IN exam.
lnaiiOn The majority answered By
describing the shape Ut mans
head or body. OF ia some other man.
going into the details Of The human
anatomy. The others answered
that the reason for making them
eilipticai Is that The covers may be-
placed on the inside. an operation
which would b. impossible with a
circular manhnlc
Neither the Naples Camorrh. the
Paris Apachea. nor the Black
Hand of America ~ the most pow
erfm aud terrific secret society Ia
the whole world. In spite Of The
narrowing details 81 their CHASTITY
WorkO The palm must 10 10 the
Malta. uy1ich flouriahE IN italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

A. n special treat for Rollo'a
Fourth OF July. his father deter.
mined 10 deliver 81 him a patriotic
and inatfuetlhlc grafton. They re-
paired 20 the back yard. where tho
parent mounted a small platform
and with his young hopeful IA the
solo auditor, launched into bis
subject with considerable emotion.
A shofthSad report OF bis remarks
tSfiOwH the Interruptions and ap
piaune being made by Rollo
Fellow Patriots We are here
today WHY ney0nd question. to
observe the natal day Of freedom
that bounts@ua boon Of American
citizenship which Is ali 10 the mus
tard. and which We appreciate be-
cause. although one Of our highel
idealM Il Is free let uu. then, M
thla anniversary. make the weildn
listen Ike Il asd the BELLS on.
tHurfah'l
"One huuared aud thirty one
years ago i.imrty Was born upon
this gfass Go issss site silver
toss pushes 10 10 sssuis sssss o.
cltsessst - lslsnss sas lls a~st
loN 20 eat sfisa - taessssfe
tOsss taissr
wa ss o. sssss.s asat vase
tsan hapsensss ! go tes rys a.
fires lss sssg wS sage for &c %
fanf u vas % sea bsby issss
@artyr IL slik wis meVs esuss
snfee psatasrlzes nor zee fsss -
o. c0slfary. ith sslbslsss wiss ssss
trraiaa wtgs fssss sesi aNs, o.
wiae praably svisE e. father -
D. thowsst iha hs.ftY wtssis lnssI
well emhhlIsss All tsls 90 esss
o. ise mother cousifg D. sspteeF
country had The waternai instinct
80 strong that o. uaes 90 Zane sss
infant a leniw 10 cnf It's tncis 9n.
ilui the cub survived g.. becamn .
wis hHlta. ana o. soes !" - vas
able rolled lla hoop h Clear.
hcafl
AFTER that froedas became the
emo best bot 80 home wAa cosi
plota without 81 ln became as 30
ular a. baseball wh.u 100 club b
In the firal slvisun. ~ course.
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IOuriisfs

Don't fail 10 Fiaii the u q as.
yard a. BrcmNftou. the batfJaahls.
Nebraska. OREGON end wineonas
the gnnbonis Chicago. Boston 49,
Albany the tfi@inR ship Phllsssl
phia. the prison ship Nlpase a..
the g@ai drga0ck Boats lsz..
Pier 2 "a $50. + 20 and 10 A u
1915. 2 s0 and $50 D. m. Rousi
trip soc. 80
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Noises o. ne Four,h.

Noises o. ire FouFth-
Popi
Crack -- crack -- crack - crack
kkki
uanFf basuEi
nO.OOO0M.M.Mi Pins ping
ping
Craah' nangi Crack popi
Pop pop poppop pop pop pop.
pop Pop pop
zlnEi Zip
Cfarkt Phs.e.ew.w'
Blng hlnk hing bling click blngl
nfMf BOOM
airt.r Ouch"
Thnd.thud thud thud thud thnd.
HanEEEi
Kiyi. kiyi. kfYii
"Ha ali0onf Baa.ilOoni"
Whianah h.h. Popl
~Ah-h-h.hi"
Summer IL weeping rose leaves
says the poet. Well. IL has been
weeping something elae lately aud
today. the day OF days. things have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

been coming down with ven
geance
Buaay's Fourth.
nnfay'a Fourth H. one ~ Joy.
First be rises with tho lark.
liant be tho punctuRl boyfl
Nos a fnso he's blowing bark
on a flnger more or ieas
Matters not 20 hud. | gueaa
nuddy'a FOURTH n fall of Eiee
Fireworks got bis ready cash.
E.Ncry Kind 10 rocket be
Buys % sample NhatH that
crash
One 81 nudfy's ears ia gone
shaeka. heii noll the clothes he's
GA
Budaya Fourth lust by-ms with fun
Whlle he learns the style and
hang
or npinsives. nna hY nne.
Tested with q ilghtet match. and
ianFi
Nos he's iasi al rniiff arm.
Alnt q strange he meets no harm
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BOYS Wanted

TO soil Seattle papers. For infor.
nation apply 20 Geo Engler. Star
office, old library building. betwoon
. and I IN the morning and 2 an
3 m the afternoon. Initiation fec
paid by Engler. 80.
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ana has done 70 for more than ia
Yosfs. This society which wsyk.
~ swiftly and silently. yet ~ sas~
y. vas founded IN Sicily for u,a
ioeii0n against the Injustice II 4,
sign rulers London - 4. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

for better or acs worse That some.
one intemHts or amuaes hbr, aud
she does not ask for a record OF his
years. This does not interest her
any more than the number OF ac.
troasea who have played a now Nrt
which has just seen assigned 10 her.
The part faaclnatea her that Is the
chief interest II Is the Same thing
with the husband. o.
Call u temperament. call IL lone
Illness, call lt what you Will Aqall
II simply a desire for happiness.
Tina Is all II ia what we re- each
seeking, some Ia one way others la
another
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ROLLO'S FATHER MAKES AN GRAFTON
Pseooous Youth Rises the oeoas66 and
Rosirum n OF Glorious Fourth.

ing that all men were born free
and equal and II not. easily natural.
ized
\ thank you for your Kind at
tonii0n," Prolonged cheeFg)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

The best makes OF tools at The
best pfIccg We can supply tho
carpenter brioklayer or timer q
H. Woodhouso Co. M University
Street 9 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
Tors. lfiB Third av.. have 3 new
tables and tse only bKIo pool table
ia Seattle A place for gentlemen
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

The little one-Who'n that man
over theref
The nig One -iir's a reporter -
look out Tor yourself He's writing
up Hquiha Tor The paper
4 Way
DO FIREWORKS LOOK MORE
so WHEN REDf
Boys. beware thr blankcty --cnFt.
ridge 80
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH

This Is the day the fire under
writers celebrate laher nitl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Hos does nounder observe the
day
"By staying ont al night"
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pop"
Another dragged tho casnon out.
and raised a luaty. Joyous shout.
lie rammed the powder good aud
hard.
And then. In coolest diarcgard
OF danger more. Il seemed. IN
pride.
Yelled. Touch Il of with me tn.
aidei"
Some more began . merry Eame
WIN Roman candles, taking aim
AZ every ofhor fellows head
Ans. when a ball came hack instead
And landed right between their
eyes.
They only laughed In mild surprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Celebrate ith July at Dfemerten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

The Teddy Kids. on July Fourth.
From east and west aud south ans
north.
Collected In a central spot
~ was a vacant corner lott.
And. going at their usual rate.
Proceeded then 20 celebrate.
And 50 the widest fun began.
They found a great big empty can:
A giant cracker underneath
While everybody held his breath.
And ore gay youngster jumped on
top
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been coming down with yen.
geance