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knocker.

Man composed of clay is silent and
ponderous." preached Jean Raulin in
the fifteenth century; but woman
gives evidence of her osseous origin
by the rattle she keeps up. Move q
sack of earth and it makes no noise:
touch bag of bones and you are deaf.
ened with the clitter-clatter."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-23
Daily Thought.

The highest compact we can make
with our fellow is: Let there be truth
between us two forevermore. It is
sublime to feel and say of another,
! need never meet, or speak, or write
to him: we need not reinforce our.
selves or send tokens of remembrance;
l rely on him as on myself; If he did
thus or thus. know it was right.-Em.
erSOn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-23
REL lEF FOR AILnlC|
SIMPLE NOME sREMEpleo THAT
ALL sHouLD KNOW.
sandass q Flannel oosd Ii siiahs
casss o. RhsumatIsn,- Temper
ary Help In sudden Atkaoks
~. Of ToothaehO.

. When food will not stay on the
stomach put one teaspoohful OF lime
waer IN glass Of milk and ZIP Il
slowly. +.
When Q cut win not heal saturats
plece Of absorbent cotton with coal
oll and bind on.
e there 10 trouble Of any kind With
tho eyes, . wash Of either cold tea
~ new milk 10 good.
u slisht cases Of rheumatism, IL
Tie pafts afnicted are wrapped in
piece Of Atwood flannel It will gen.
eralv give relief.
For pains In the stomach, Q flannel
cloth dipped in hot water, into which
teaspoonful Of turpentiae has been
added. placed over the stomach will
give almost instant RELIEF.
A cup Of hot water will relieve .
oick stomach, and for those who can.
not take 1t plain. try . little lemon
Juice. lump Of sugar or q pinch Of
salt.
For sprains or bruises either hot or
cold applications are good, but stick
to one or the other, and after .bandag-
ing keep the bandages well saturated.
Apples and cider taken In large
quantities will be found more pleasing
and quite as effective as dose Of
castor oil. Prunes can also be taken
in large quantities. and will have the
same effect.
Hold bruised finger in q cup of hot
water for few minutes and It will
prevent further trouble. The water
should be as hot as 1t ID possible to
stand 1t. Gatherings and run-arounds
can be successfully treated in the
same manner.
Certain kinds of toothache can be
relieved by painting the gums with a
solution of one-half Iodine and one.half
glycerin. II there is cavity in the
tooth, saturate q small piece of absorb
ent cotton in oil of cloves, tincture Of
myrrrh or laudanum and place in the
cavity.
For nervous headache, a flannel
cloth dipped in hot water and placed
first on the temples and then on the
back Of the head at the base of the
brain is sure to give relief.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-23
A Youthful Medal Winner.

Little Doris leila Kay, of London,
England. II years old, has no fewer
than II medals. including the Cross
of Merit of the Paris Life Saving So
ciety and the Perrin gold medal. She
is the daughter of Mr.. James Kay,
himself an authority on swimming.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-23
Too Much Of a Good Thing.

Arnold DAILY had been invited to tell
story at theatrical banquet in New
York.
Il always hate to tell a story" he be-
san. because my listeners may have
heard it before. What boredom that
As for them. what agony for me.
1T is like the case of friend of
mine. He is deaf. but tries to conceal
hia deafness.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-23
For How Lonu9

Drill Sergeant lat the top Of his
voice)-When I give the command
Halt" you will bring the foot which
is on the ground to the side of the
one which TO- in the afr. and remain
motionless!
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-23
Look Ahead!

LOOK Nhea0I
Look not mournfully into the past:
1t comes not back again. Wisely i'm.
prove the present: 1t Is thine. Go
forth to meet the shadowy future
without fear. and with manly heart.
-Longfellow.
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ICE

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manent position as office assistant by
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penman and typewriter. but no
shorthand. Address e." Evening
Times office
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dessmaking done by the day, call at
Ills North Fourth street. N. w.
phone 1013L-Mrs. s. H. Bennett.
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the New Meat Market IFS North
Third street, across from Times Of
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perating Industrial railway and min
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wANrED-YouNa MEN TO SOLICIT
for daily paper. Apply at Times Of
flee of r. v. Simmons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
A1TEL WINS WITH
EASE FROM BAKER
sAKGR's SECONDS THROW UP
THE SPONGE AT THE oPgN'
ING or rhg EioHTh--JgF.
FRias WAS THE REFERE.
nY Refunes.

bf NEFtHNNt
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. Ia
In the fight Tor tho championship
Of the faatherweleht division. Ahe
Atfell administered n severe beat.
inE 20 Harry Aaker last evenlng,
ana IN the opening of the elghth
round the latteys seconds tossed up
the sponge.
Baker was AL IN. and would
surely have neen put away TOR
keeps hatf enc fight beon allowed 70
continue. Attcli had the better II
the fight all tho way through. Baker
stopped = heavy rlght hand awins
with his Jaw Ia the seventh round
and Mas knocked flat on his hack,
bis head striking the rlng floor with
considerable force and this helped
to put him on queer street
At thla time Dewitt vancours, one
az Bakers seconds. jumped IN tie
ring aud started Over 10 where
BAKER was helng eounlcd out.
Atteli made a swing at NAneoNFs
which. had Il landed. would prubah'
N have added vancourt's name e
kt,eli's llst OF knockout
The fiaht itself. while u lasted.
was a. nice an exhibition as vas
ever seen in any ring. Atteu prov
"a eoaclualvely that he has the
punrh. While Bakers cieverness
was on a par with Abe's. but be
ara not have steam enough behind
he blows.
nAkeg had considerable trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
OAKLAND.

First race. fivs-eightha ~ a mile
Princess Wheeler. 1T CF. Kelly, !
20 I. w0B. black sam. rs. second.
Nefsis Hicks. ia. third. Time
ffofI-s
Second race. one ana ona-eiRhfh
nfiies--Lnxsila, los (Afglierl, "a
5. woni Royal Red. fos. second; "
A. Powell. ia. third Tffna. a.6fi.a
Third race. one mila and 50 yards
--Lacian. ic1 (MiiIsr). even. won;
Brfsrs. ioz. second. Nins spot. f0s
third Tisns. LOIS.
Fourth race. five sighths OF a
nilie=-Nealen. 1is 6afilier1. 10 8.
won Collector Jeasup. fl. second
Hector. Toe. third. Time. i0z.
Fifth rsea. three-fourths ~ a mue
Nenie Lucille. f07 fAfcTafvres. i
- z. won vanness. 100. second
tersain. to7. third. Time. f.fes.s
Sixth race. raturfty course st.
Elmwood. IL (sffIierI. 70 s. won
Plausible. 100. second. nlanay III.
thiFd. TimA. fsfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

debate from che Seattle high school
on The same question. the Ballard
team taking the affirmative side.
The Ballard team consisted Of
dlas Bertha FrsdFickaon. and Yer.
non Armstrong. while the Auburn
team was represented by Mics
Lydia hcufang and Reuben Hlland.
The Judges we're Mr. Weaver Of
Auburn. A. r.. Huffner Of Ballard
End Mr. Bcnbow of Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
HISTORIC KILLINGS" IN BETTING RING

vas lucky for the layers that thuir
aiatoa wars not up az Douglas Park
the day Hen Al won.
AZ blue Wins. Free Knight aud
other starters had quite = following,
Mr. llagKin cleaned up more than
800 .o0o. winning everything IA the
pool box. Had the bookmakern done
business that day every hank roll
IN the ring would have been shot 60
pleeos, for Mr. HasKln had given
orders 10 his agents TO never stop
betting"
Hassln never know what a mar.
row escape he had. for he ala not
know that both his trainer aud
ntable Jockey were bowling drunk
The nlsht before the race. II he had
known Il. he never would have
whnofed dollar
ID was with Imp. Ogden that Mar
Gus naly made hts historic killing
which netted him more than 1850.
600. II was IN the Futurlty, The
future books we're skinned terribly
hs the western horses victory
There wac a good price. too. on the
day Of the race. and all because =
comparatively unknown rider, Jock
a. fuberyille. had the les. Daiy q
agents we're still betting their com
mlsaions when the field was run
ming the last quarter.
no one man since the victory %
Ogden ever made such = trcmsna
aus c!canu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
RACES YESTERDAY
AscoT

First race. three-eighths of = mile
Katie RaInes. i07 Kent. 2 10 5.
Won. Orana. ieS. esoonds Lackseot.
los. third Time. 20 80.
Second fses. one mils--Afora. fet
lkontl. : to 5, won. wcoathorps.
ia. second: Markts Mayer. f0f.
third. Time. is9.
Third race. eleven sirfesnFhs ~ .
fnils--i.ord stanhops, f0s fFlnnD.
20 ,, won; zsthaa. f0T, second. j.
u Laashrsy, io7. third. Time.
% 90
Fourth raes. one Hod0ifo.
ITO tH Smith. 3 % 5. Won Frees.
las. Jos. aeeond. Prince Magnet.
10 third Time. les.
Fifth racs. futurfty course-f.a
Gloria. les tKoernsfi. even. won
Mandarin. 100. second. Succeed,
to3. third Time. I'LL.
Sixth rsee. three quarters Of 3
mile-Phii Iaos. LOT (KosrnorJ, 2 10
5. won; Taos. 100. second. Ray
Egnn. i0t. third Time. lis 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
BAG PUNCHING
PtoN GAG puNcHE OF THE WEST.


The movement Is somewhf SIM.
lar to the double elbow. hut 10 more
intricate. After starting the bag
with the right hand and follow
quickly with the right elbow. thus
keeping the bag going TO the LEFT
Then hit the bag with the back Of
the right elbow. and a. It rebounds
quickly biz II with a backhanded
blow with the right fist. With the
bag ssiB bounding to the right. next
hit the bag with the left fist and
follow with elbow. being careful %
keep the ball swinging 70 the right.
Then strike the bag with the back
elbow 81 left arm and repeat move.
msnt This is one Of the protest
ana most difficult movements on
the bag.
Pivot Blows.
Strife the bag first a backhanded
blow with left fist aud follow with
straight front. As you hit the bali
with the right fist, step forward
with the right foot and. using the
left foot as a pivot. make a com
pIsts revolution When about to
regain your natural position. strike
the bag 4 quick backhanded swing
with the left arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

Lilommediru. Joe NeaKer. dnl
Liohtensteln and others OF the prca.
ent day pluaEera alaa cut a vim
awath occasionally
Hut Co J II ilaR9ln and Mareua
Daiy ara accredited the most aefina'
tional wnaers and biggest coppa tn
the history If the betting ring
Mr., ffaEsIn won the blgEeat bet
OF hlH career a. plunser when
ilen Al won thu Kentucky Derby
Al that time Col NJ. Lewis Clark.
president " the Louisville Jockey
club. was participating In his ia
nous quarrel with tho Western
no0kmakcra' association. ana Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
ON WAY
To SEATTLE

President w. n Lucas. OF the
Northwest league. n on hla way 10
Seattle from New York. and viii
be here tho first Of tho week. Pres.
idant Lucas announces that nearly
an OF the plans for the new pix.
team lrAeue are outlined and mat
themselves which will insure a
splendid combination,
The league VIII be comprised Of
butte. Helena. Vancouver. Tacoma.
Spokane and Seattle II Ia very
probable that Portland viii alsa be
in NJ the finish. la New York
President Lucas attended the M.
tlonAl association meeting ana the
new League proposed II looked upon
fayofahly by that bunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
ANNUAL MEETING
Of THE S. A. O,

Tho annual meeting OF tho Seat.
tie Athletic club will be held next
Monday evening. whom the various
offteare will make their reports.
Roth tho report Of the secretary
and treasurer will show the club IN
an excellent condition The fifss
Monday In February the annual
election ef officers vill be held and
Il il stated that George " nillinE
viii succeed r. y. Halter a. prasl.
4aal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

making ls2 pounds AZ flngside. aud
looked drawn. while Asteil fiEhtins
al hla natural weight. and IN The
nlnk Of condition. Vas a miniature
hcrealea.
Jim Jefffiea refereed the
scrap and that he Ia popular viii
the flkht fans here waa' proven
BY the reception given him when n
stepped IN the ring.
There was considerable betting
On the fight. Aftell besas the favor
lts At / 20 2. AZ which price be bet
81. 600 on himself
At tho rlakslde iuat before The
isht commenced. Harry Monahar
AZ Seattle bet 81 900 against $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
AUBURN WINS IN
BALLARD DEBATE

Ths debate held last night be-.
tween the Auburn debating team
and the Ballard high school team.
AZ the Ballard Presbyterian church.
was won By the Auburn team. Thai
team took tho affirm ative side Of
tie question. "ftesoived That che
Best and Most Practical Method Of
the American Merchant Marine d
shs eystem Of Subsidies 70 American
Butt ships"
The Ballard team recently won a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
KEEP YOUR EYE ON
THE BOSTON TEAM
ossrss Q. Dewey.


things cont hum nsxs year IN ths
town AZ rark ana beans ana taenssi
culture. u won't be b4esess f1oxsy
HASN'T Furnished the hummlnx ma.
china.
The cid san q an army II shses
led BY = iion wkippinE an army Of
Hons led BY = sheep u true In base
bail with an aggressive head and
a few wvod players the possibilities
for bsifrFnens 81 nostsa are start
Iinx when compared wtta the eosnis
opera q 1905.
IN hss talk TO rhs star Dewey
starts off w~lk he says; MY
plan Tor 1917 and thereafter L. e
give thss good cd tswa a. nssssn
n team that viii be ; credit. and
nns We hope wfu finish In ers9
liable position. n there IL any
thing can Do 10 hama "a shsrA In
the way % msonsy and hard werk.
I an anxious 70 ~ IA
That certainly sounds lie bust
ness.
Among other thiaas. Dewey says
y hsilsvs II shs sssse- say die,
hestilaa. snaresslvs pssy. hst Ne
ro~ey bsIi.~
keep yeur opponents guessing
10 always big fzeser.- 10 thu sfs
uifieant way IN which ne ef1sss
Ana that frofn q mas ilks rAovsy
may be Regarded a. \ fair warn
lu9 for fans snd others interested
% keep THAR syss on Boston.
Mr.. Doysy r. ts lie has always
been a success FIRST IN the RITA
fng business IN Ksnteeky. then r.
street railway contracts vita ths
iate Al JohBson. % Ctsvsssnd. ard
safer with the ~ Louis Traction Co
Sic has always been a bass bali fan
fie snd Barney Dreyfpss broke fntr
The game together when they orssn-
iEed team ss Paducah. KY IN faas
He played shortstop on fnaf team
under the name % Cofpy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
hIoH scaol SENIORS AND
oopAs WILL MET AT TIE
ARMosY IN eAsNEr BALL-

The finai BASKET e&ii games be.
txnsn the classes Of the hixh schoel
VIZ be held tonlxhf AZ the Armers
uail In the xsnss last Saturday
~ s~nssf Elfis beat the funiors and
he suphomores bad q wsikoveF
With the freshmen
Tia two games teaixht will b. BE-
swtkn the ssnloEs and sophomofea
fer the class champlcnshap OF the
sekcel asa then a game WI b
played between tire losers Of hast
Saturday. the ianiars and freshmen.
re sophczaores have a strung team
the year. Though not 10 larTe as
the senloF team. thsy excel In team
work. Both teauss arc In fine Goa
dltlcn for the cunfest. Which wsIl
prove a very exciting ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
THE MARKETS

Ths carload % cabbage which ar
lived from HpokREe yesterday
morning vas al sold shortly after
being placed on the market AZ u
was The fret cabbage that has been
GA tbs street for several days
IRE steamer Senator. which was
due 90 arrive from Frisco this morn
ing with a fuii cargo ~ green segs-
tabiea has been delayed and viii
not arrive until Tomorrow morning
This wlll give the commission men
good supply o. green stun for
Monday'. business
The business uf Western av. has
Increased % RAPIDLY within tbs past
few day. thai the commission man
say thai fhsy are dosns az larss .
business new 80 they @ers previous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
GETTING READY
To BOWL

Seattle viii nsnd five men t0 the
hoWilna teufnameut ct Donysf
NEXT month. The candidates for
the team will Try out about. Feb. 8.
it games total plns "a count The
games viii probably be played on
the nlamarek o. Columbia alleys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
skAT,na clus oaeAsixEc.

The Tuesday Nlxht skating club
Il the latast. Thls club has hsan
organised By W. M. fngils. II the
y A. c.. Percy PArkinaon. editor
~ the Railway nnd MAssas Mess
and Col George f.smplng Masa.
befsaip wlil Be limited 10 loo snd
the aae Of tho coitasam Ffnk will
be exclusively 9ivsn 10 tho club
every Tuesday evening ffum 10 .
~ o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

4. the reesnt cold spell Of weather.
Many Of the local commission men
have been attending The ffuit grow
sra' convention which has been ~
assalan during Tho past few days
Mr.. stewart president OF the
slr,a Of Stewart n 60. commission
a.alefa Of Vancouver and Victoria
Who has been Ia this city attending
the Fruit Growers convention, IVES
a VlaIlar ON Western Rv yesterday,
looking ovar tho conditions Of the
local markets
vegetables.
Potatoes. local Whit ufaFs. rsf tatiI ~
gstirsa flitri.a4Es tiaf ten. fouii eahhaHe.
local lsaf W. aazsta peaish ilslahsNd ~
ih ~ 8H, raffets. aaet. ftha fufhips sns~
49,. IL ~. zsssssan eGiA peppers psf %.
t.sI isfiaos q fase s4aash. s4Hf4.
paneaihs, ta9 fsaias nlisae 80. ~.
~ = ssr!iss y. -, - - 30 sa - at
etakss Al H4tI ft5 4sirff. PEI deH esaape
Fruits.
Oranges s,sf hoa faus p tap afaaase
par haa, as faneatihss tei stssft
X qtut9 iis,sa. PEI aasa 81 i.ananas.
). ~ - ~ - pst ~ naiiss. agpiss. - -.
issQii =. faasg f.Ai,e. sna mss.'se ,.s,
~ i Essl III aaiasa erspas : sags
So hl.l. piasapnsss. b saaa f'sf aasen
ssssisssis.' - ma %. sianbsFsiss. 80
EGGS.
ssfiati1 fsss fansh ssss aos' ecu !
fifaatst FWnfh ~ eaafsfn. 80
Butter ana Cheese.
ws.hlns,es sf..,assy ss'ss. pss - ~,
s.s,sss. f'ssh sssss ,a,,., ~ ~as .s
eteess' NtssosaaiH twiaa ~ 1853 VIE
ssasin roans kHsFlasn i.sss h.eeaffss
' 49, 80 .- sssa * ssIss ss fii.ps q
slstssa sisfase fut psf q. A1tin.
Poultry.
1--we ED shistssis psf 10 iiei tFui'
go 10 ~ sgtiaFs - h,s ssfass
s,ssss a. tsal fstsisfs tsaiia
Live stock.
wsshsrs shssp, ~ 2. 80 e
f&ei staefa pes ~. tutae tSse n
calves. go ~. tssisAsi safHes' Psf Asa
Nests.
afsssa - t4e4e. ee~s = sgftai ss.l
- is. sole, laustgu. N. 1s0iske stft.s
.ssa. ga u. Ne s''sssa A"s'' sss :"
FIsh.
aekepaef ksiftss. u. esuftsi sssesnes
So ~ fofai ssit@sa uest 80
iasalel ssis. 10. -. resa go. so "a
ss' 80 ssiiss. sissni bssss...s s<sse
hst .l,e . $3.50 .ss si ; s.s'- ...sl.s
- ". iss, fsesss shsA 80 ~ iAa
Hay and Feedssyffs.
fastsfa wasniastaa tffs.zthy. tea. tEfaa
p,.ssf adsad faa' frt4if. atfefa. "a. -
~hs@i hsr. tess tnJtfi ehsls sssa- ,ee
fneA efaeks8 sefa. tsas nt4A fsst
na.sl taa. tnaA. aiffltaes 10 - ~
aaks fsa ft&&st. tfan. fa@. ~ staefss
taa. fipoel ehefps1 I'D. 80. -. cats
Lime ard Cement.
PofttAhs csnasat. ifnfHftst go hht ~
Fgsftaesa assnsaf EaH1ofeta. psf hAA
ESQ - &c sesafas1 hes plarisf ters
81 Mt sia.s $40 SssH teshs hnf
tsf kb4 a " fffs hetft. tsf ~ - Ptat
tssfus hsff 800 ~ ~ fnsssf iath. fsef fsfa
ll9mz Asrd sssii piesssf t1a. VI wned
Nuts ard Figs.
F<nar fmfEtea nas tt4iss es
nasfs tsF N. t4s3 sisn@Aas 49,
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The entFins have appeared fof The
Enxtinh Derby. fevo salnssA ana
Dcneastsr y. ts@ser Eight Anefi-
caAs have sntriss. ainens shsEn be-
ina August heamont hstman y
ptSryss. The total entries number
isf. King R3wsrt. Richard crossF
hrs Lsagtry. Lard Hasshsfry. Lord
Faimsash. aaa TIE Duke % raftiand
have ssfefal sntrtss sach and M
ulsno and ethers or. 20 ths fore
with nsiainAtians
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~JEpcR- m'cRKriE coEa
HAck TO PORTLAND

Judge Aecrsdie Ieft foF pestlaad
THE forennom. altar spsadinx ssx.
erai dey tn Seattle in the lnssrpat
u the Pacific Coast Baseball
isskus Before Departing for the
Web Footed state be snneuaena
thar !. ~. Showcases vii he the
buslnoas manager q the Seattle
tsan. The -Jedass has not hlus
fnrshss 70 announos and LETT adfst.
-
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RuLsp orr ira ruHF.

Los ANGELES. Jan 10 IN VAS
stated today that John J. Ryan has
been nuttfied that be has bean raj.
"a eff the turf ~ far 81 Ascot i
concerned In explanation u THIS
eoufse Il IL said that darins the last
summer Ryan BET markers ca a
hnrun which was disqualified We
refused 90 pay the markers AID
was ruled off
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rrs START 10 IMPORTANT.

II isnt Yoaf position IN The basi
ness world that necessarily kasps
yoa poor. u 10 the amount 81 MONEY
fou fooil4hif threw awaTs Wa
not save IT. When yon work 10
make a dollar. WIZ uoa In tara iss
Il werk for yogf That ls tho pfia
eipls upon vhlch sseFy great fofs
tune In N. world teday wss foaads
81 The acsndiansiaa Anasflean
Efauk viii pay yoa
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ATHLETES &c I

The board OF eontroi OF the unl
tsfalty has granted sweaters 10 al
men who qualified for tia baseball
aud track tesns In 90. Financial
difficulties prevented the sweaters
being awarded last fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

uotliothlnE IN
he piunginH
limo.
In their days
che late O. w,
Smith puts.
burg pm aud
~ ~ Dwycf
made some sen
Kalionai wnEera
and won and
lest fortunes ON
the tnrfr Il
Riley Gkn.
nan. stew