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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15
HEARD AROUND
THE CORRIDORS
BELLBoY MAY HAVE
FORTUNE IN NEVADA
ny THE EAvEsDROPPER


Frank Averlll, bell boy at the Alex
andria hotel, is trying to read between
the lines to discover the meaning of
telegram he received yesterday.
If the letters read Alright one of the
young fellows who answer the beck and
call of the guests at the Alexandria
will say fond farewell to the bench
and spend his time hereafter taking
care of his money
The telegram, which is numbered 1885,
comes from Greenwater, tho Nevada
copper camp, and is signed 'McPher-
SON"
1t states that $3.50 in cash and 123,5OO
shares of copper mining stock valued
at $50000 have been placed to the credit
of Frank Averill, bellman, Alexandria
hotel.
When the telegram was handed to
young Arevill ne was told that there
were $2.45 charges on it, and he hesi-
tated about paying this price as he
could think of no one in Greenwater
who could have anything important to
communicate to him. When he opened
the message he tried to recall having
known some one by the name of Nc
Pherson, but he could not and he was
so surprised he thought there might
be some mistake in Identity
He sent the telegram to the Western
Union and asked that some search be
instituted for another Frank Averill
and If none is found that the telegram
be returned to him.
His friends do not think it possible
that 1t could have been meant for
anyone else, for it is addressed to
Frank Averill, bellman, Alexandria
hotel"
Whether the boy has a fortune or is
the victim of some joke remains to
be discovered. He can think of no one
who would play such joke on him
and neither can he think of anyone
who would give him or leave him so
much money
The Alexandria shelters many veal
thy mining men from the various Ne
vada camps among it's guests, and
these men are usually lavish in their
tips to the bellboys. 1t is possible that
the money may be a legacy left to him
by some one for whom he has done a
service in the hotel, and If the tele-
gram is returned to him he will inves-
tigate further.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15
MEN BRING SIGHe
FROM MAIDENS FAIR
"Who are they 2"

"Who are they?"
That is the question which baker s
dozen of feminine lips framed last night
at the Hayward, and the whispered
young men wearing dark gray suits
of the latest cut, with white wing COL
lars and royal purple ties.
1t was in the Hayward cafe that the
thirteen were seated around a large
table, and any who CHANGED that way
might pardon the feminine hearts for
futtering just a little-and join in the
"Who are they?" chorus.
"They" are thirteen young college men
just out of the University of Chicago
and other Illinois colleges and they
compose the first corps of the INNER
seal cadet division of the National Bis
cult company.
In-ner-seal cadet division is Greek to
you? Why, of course it is, but it won't
be long If you happen to be house.
wife living in any part of Los Angeles
or Pasadena.
The thirteen young men have been
chosen from the ranks of college men
because of their business ability, pleas
ant address, good looks and other nice
things masculine, by the National Bis
cult company, and they are being fitted
to eventually take high places in the
company. :.
They are going to make a circuit
of the west and tell housewives in
every city all about the products of
the company they represent Ask one
of them If he is out here selling crack
ers-if it would be possible to muster
courage enough to put such a question
to such a young man-and you would
be told:
1--WE have nothing to SELL" They are
going to make house to house can
vass of the better parts of the city, ask
the housewife If she likes biscuits, in
vite her to try some of theirs and then
go away, leaving her forever after
with a picture of purple tie and a
handsome man, to remind her of the
kind of biscuits she should buy.
II. A. BLY, is manager of the corps,
and in addition to the gray suit, the
purple necktie and the wing collar,
each man wears red button with a
mysterious sign and the word "In-er-
seal" upon 1t.
Mr.. BLY, possesses more than the or
binary amount of good looks allotted
to mere man and he marshals his forces
like a captain of industry. Are you
not superstitious about having thirteen
in your party" some one asked him
last night, but he only laughed at the
idea. mo, indeed, it is very lucky
for u.s."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15

The leading hospitals throughout
key as the only alcoholic medicine fol
If you wish to keep strong and vi
glow Of perfect health, take Duffy's r!
to directions, and take no other medi
tenn with drugs They poison the body
and depress the heart, while Duffys
Pure Malt Whiskey tones and strength
ems the heart action and purihes the
entire system. 1t is recognized as a
medicine everywhere. Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey has been analyzed and
tested by chemists for the past fifty
years, and has always been found alb
solutely pure and to contain great
medicinal properties.
CAUTION-Whcn you ask your drug
gist, grocer or dealer for DuRy's Pure
Malt Whiskey he sure you get the gem
uine. It's the one absolutely pure
medicinal whiskey and In sold only in
sealed bOttles-never in bulk. Look
for the trademark, the "Old Chemist"
on the label, and make sure the seal
over the cork is unbrOl<en. Price, S1.OO.
Illustrated medical booklet and doe
tors advice free. Duffy Malt Whiskcy
CO., Rochester, N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15
BIxBY HOTEL COMPANY
REFLECTS OLD OFFICERS

Special tn The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Jan. 14-The direc-
tors Of the Blxby hotel met today and
neglected the former officers to serve
throughout the coming year.
These are: lothian Bixby, president;
j. B. Heartwell and Charles r. Drake,
vice presidents; Harry Barndollar, Sec
retary; A. M. Goodhue, treasurer; John
~. DAILY, attorney; Cochran, Williams,
Goudge, Baker e. Chandler, consulting
attorneys.
The executive committee consists Of
G. II. Drake, chairman; J. B. Heart
well, G. II. Bixby p. 70. Hatch, j. NJ
Parsell, A. M. Goodhue and Harry
Barndolar.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15
Governor Hooh Insusuratsd
by Associated Press.

" 4A0"VNIUtVu AFOH5s
TOPEKA, Kas., Jan. 14.--At noon to-
day Governor Hoch was inaugurated at
Representative hall with ceremonies of
the most simple and unostentatiOus
manner.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15
Something Reasonable

An officer in the army requested per-
mission to send with his baggage to a
distant post on the frontier a small box
of books. He was gruffiy refused by
the old man.
Anything in reason, SIR" snorted
the C. o., "but books! Stuff and nom
sense!"
"rhen I suppose it is useless, sir to
ask permission to send a keg of
whisky"
mot at all. Not at all. Send it by
all means. 1 said anything in reason. "
Army and Navy Life.
Hiram Hardapple-The "oldest inhabit-
ant" says he remembers when snow was
four feet deep around here.
Sllas rawford-That's nothing. I've
seen snow around here over my head,
Hiram HardapDle-Come off! When was
that2
Silas Crawford-When II was on the
roof. Ha, ha. ha!-Chicago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15

Miss Vane-I don't know that man
very we'll, but 1 understand that he's
been telling everyone how wonderfully
we'll preserved my complexion Is.
Miss Knox-Probably he's an agent
for it-Philadelphia Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15

striction in the prospective bills re-
ferred to be left out altogether.
please let me hear from you on this
subject. Yours respectfully.
"FTHOMAS It DRAKEp
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15
DUFFY'S Pure MALT WHISkEY

the world use Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
r conValescentS
gorous and have on your cheeks the
ire Malt Whiskey regularly, according
cine. 1t is dangerous to fill your syH-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15
Then 1t Reached Congress

This correspondence is definitely
known to have reached at least three
of the insurance commissioners. From
them 1t got to members of congress.
This letter will be published for the
double purpose of attempting to prove
that the president not only has en-
croached on other departments of the
federal government, but has invaded
the domain of state legislation. 1t will
also give chance for exploiting his
relations with Paul Morton, who re-
ceives a salary, so it is said, of $4,000
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15
WOMAN SUCCEEDS HUSBAND
AS HEAD OF COMPANY

From the position Of head of a home
to the position of chief executive of
a large manufacturing company is the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15
Come In Private Car

A party of prominent eastern CAPT.
talists who arrived in a private car
over the Southern Pacific late last
night and registered at the Alexan-
dria hotel includes Charles Gates, son
of John Gates, the steel magnate; Or
son c. Wells, who is right hand man
to John Gates, and James Hopkins
vice president of the Diamond Match
company. Mr.. Gates is accompanied
by his wife, maid and valet.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15

The Letter Drake Sent
The presidents letter was sent out by
Mr. Drake to each of the committees
of fifteen, accompanied by a letter from
Drake. Mr.. brakes letter follows:
| Conditioned upon your treating 1t
confidentially / have received the con-
sent of President Roosevelt to send you
a copy of his letter of the 29th ad-
dressed to me, which was accompanied
| by the original memorandum upon the
question of right of the legislatures to
regulate the salaries of officers of in
surance companies. The letter referred
to was also accompanied by copy of
decision of the court of appeals of
Texas bearing upon the same subject.
! Il inclose copies of both documents.
1T think, too, in view of the decision
which you are now made familiar with,
the resolution adopted by the commit
tee of fifteen at the meeting in Chicago
on the 9th restricting the salaries of
presidents of life insurance companies
to $50 600 per annum would be stricks IN
out from the list of uniform legislative
| bills that are being prepared for the
purpose of submitting them to congress
through the president and through the
insurance commissioners to the forty
one state legislatures which assemble
In 1907.
Being confronted with such a de-
cision from the highest tribunal of a
state, 1t seems to me that advocating
such a feature in uniform legislation
would arouse unnecessary discussion in
congress and In state legislatures and
possibly cause defeat of all the remedial
measures proposed. 1 would suggest,
therefore, that you communicate with
Hon. Thomas d. O'Brien, st. Paul.
Mimi, chairman of the committee of
fifteen, requesting that the salary re-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

Trimmings in linen bands and applique effects
Persian colors; some open patterns pretty for
washable dresses Widths up to in. Regular
59C to CSC values. Monday, aisle l, 39c yard
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

and figures. Full ruffles; good
quality of swiss well made,
ues at 75c Monday, third floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
,1.OO CURTAINS 75c

Smyrna rugs. size 3X6, reversible. fringcd
ends, good colors and patterns very dur
able. $150 values at csc Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
s1.5O CURTAINS s1.OO

Arabian and white lace curtains, a
variety of pretty designs, plain net
centers with borders of Grecian de-
signs. scroll and medallion patterns
$3.50 values at M.00, third floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

times per cHas. 800. native apples pei
hos u hs1s s0I fancy Yahina apd Wennt
ohas apnita per hos, 81 TOO M fiafida
pineaiplaa PET COS o. heua l9 rfauhef
flss psf hhi q on9s 20 f7bfanbefries. pei
hos o. toga 90 straw berffsH IN cFats, Cal
ifafnia ii lsafa 60. locals. tu1. cher
flss, per hos " 1901 tai oautai9upes! ps'
crate, o. % spfignta per etnte. u 70
peaches crate d sod Ial fsapbsifiss psl
efaie. q aou6 an pinmai per crate, Nhe
l4naanheffioa. pei oasa e. Do euftants. pei
eleia. t2sp aAlage Efarea pef case u %
Watsfmciona. per OHosi o40a 90
tive ssocE.
Wathers. per W. lie. ewsa, per ~. O.
sts~,H per 10 sAri cows per N. aAgsc
eatS9s. per II. aAQsac lambs. per 10. 60
sfeats.
steer per 10. tA6ayA cows. ~. 'sosel
vrai psg No. s4lao mta'an. par ". ioiao
spfinF 1mh. psf 49, iaoi dressed hoas
psf u, lie.
irish
SCHOONER haiihut PEE 10. tisaaAei steam.
silver analta 10. Autnl Olympia oyHiaTs
secs, y houa m gall as Eastern shell
ewt, u 81 caHa. dos. W crabs. liu2 z. saii
y 80 snanpeia, tUesi clans. per sack,
" ~ frntep shad, psr N. SOL stasihea
salmon. per ~ leniicl ftoH.n silver sal
mon. psf 10. TO- ffossa ohlaeohs per -,
Hay saa reedstuffs.
Eastern washington timothy. ton tgfHss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
CURIOSITIES OF OUR COUNTRY

Nature has So framed Il un that
man requires sustcnanee, and hence
n - that about 1859 a IN, he aus
,,ecfs vacaS9, which is confirmed
rrescntN hy the clarion whistle @
he planlug mill Then doth y
haste 20 see how much he can eat
IN five minutes for he has only an
hour tor lunch. or at most 80 min
ntcs,
The quick Bach habit undouht
edN Is hrlueN< me tloeN,r OF cur
nation O. a premature passion for
pepsin. Where oncc the MONDAY
diner used to scan the u22nu With
the m0uruul elaboration which Is
eall employed hy The sporadic Wis.
i,ar from the country. he now slips
the bill % afo back 10 its niche
betweca ,ho salt shaker and the bot
lie OF worcestershire sauce In.
stanlef
Then he oylcra "iootcacheeso
vnawlcharlotterusscandpieklos." en-.
euifs them while they are stlll
coming. PAYS the cent check
he held Out yesterday for the pur.
pose. dashea away swallowing a
toothpick for chaser. and then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
THE MARKETS

Wemetahtea,
Potatoes white river nurbanka, Rsf)Aaai
ttoMNi Yakima hAthanka psF ton, tfeQSsl
sweet Potatoes, ~, zoe, ouioua etats, $50
no Australia, ~, tci cabbage Winning
sied 10, asc, Fiat Dutch. b. bsets. saca
" iaua eai Australia o., cabbage. win,
ninEstsa, Pc u, aaalc nat Dutch lal
CARROTS. zach. 81 100 %. turnips, sack va
tomatoes. California. crate q al istiuee,
home Hfuwn, 81 haratradiah. ". lp93
celery, dos teUiue. 9,irhnhes, q % nv.
bern pet -, 81 patsnipa pgf saek tne
srus. PES rate. i eatas rfssn psppsls
prF dos. ita, curaulheFs. per dpf 90 oat
uten hnana. No. ieHia'so bermuda aniuga.
q itus 20, swust corn. nuF Dos eouiaa
nutt.r aaa Chsr.s.
Washington crsamsfY butter, pet 10. so
eonsin twins. pee ". iiVHisc. wiseoNsiN
Young America, fau. Nnihufuef pef lnf
lltI new rfearas rFtek ghrass pef 10 .eei
BLOCK ssias %. az. aBlanosk. 3D. hel
California, isc.
Select ranch esss par doe ioe frssA
faurh. Goa ise Eastern, t9sss. oi9oF
faeuh. SO.
po8ssFy.
itvs hens. per ~, We htqliefs, per ~
re, live tuthuYs pee 10. au 1891 dressed.
10. gta1lal hYu dueAs ~. ieei tooaiefA
iic. spFinHs. m9ai
afEse aaa Cement.
Portland Camunt isnpuftrd pee btt % ~
futiana eetasnL cahfaEais. psf ehl v ~
grruIts.
ofanses. fancy. o aaut %. choice. o. 80
toi bHnHnas bunrh. a. Mut co. tanEas
finrs. u=r efais. O set %, sssdissH sfars
muiI q Ada - Isnons. bon, tAtogi 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
Accumulate Money

How much money have you
saved In the past YEAR, In order
% save money on q ayntomatical
basis u Is necessary Go have some
definite object in view
by starting a savings account
you have achieved that object. aud
you viii be surprised how u WI
Erow II yun keep up ayEtomaticai.
~ Increasing u every week OF
month. Don't always DO depend
ent on the next weeks or months
salary. The State Bank ~ Seattle
pays 4 per cent on savings ac.
counta First and Yoalor. zee
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ax Z q. WILLIAMS.

The young man looked no from
hts task Of the moment 20 see a
pretty giri covering him with a 70.
volver A tall. 1.-the girl she was.
with checks uaiea by the occasion
and with determined hlne eyes that
Threatened far more danger than
the weapon sho held unsteadily In
her hand
stop she cried. like a stage
heroine. and then. unable ~ sustain
the dramatic situation. added weak
~. What are you doingT
Il am experiencing a most be
wfhs0rlng surprise" said he, genial
ly.
he was not a viilainous looking
person. On the contrary. his face
bore a pleasant expression. and a
slight glimmer 90 laughter could be-
seen fitting about hia eyes. into
which. after fhe shock OF his first
Sarrriso had passed. 4 CLEAN OF In
taliiEance entered He was on his
knees before an open safe. half 81
whose contents were piled on the
floor before him
"Dont ges flippant am IN ter.
rible earnest said The girl. shaking
her head sternly and assuming an
expression 90 firmness
~Certainly not But what abont
~YOu don't seem 20 see how aeri-
Gus a matter this is for you. II may
mean years in prison. | am very
sorry FOR Yea. sha said. relentinwiv.
as no turned hts handsome face 20.
wards her appealingiy. But I must
do T. You ought To- know better
than try 10 rob a house In broad
daylight A gentleman burglar.
suppose
sbnt'what viii You dor the bur.
giar inquired calmly transferring
some papers from the safe 10 his
pockets
Elm going % make you put
everything back into the safe
Certainly there's only a few
things ] want" sorting out the pa
pers
sYou know what I'm going 10
DO. she said nercely. parrying Tor
time. for she didn't know herself
bow 70 handle the good nAturesi
criminal
no. I don't but you might let
that revolver drop and II viii en-.
piodo and hurt yoyi''--
No trining. I'm going 10 teie
phone Tor the police"
Witch oaes~
Why hY-ohi know nov
That big Eat one on the next square
! know he'd come II I just asked
him"
Hut hos are YOU golag 70 reach
him sti1 putting papers In his
pockets
Her face tell Z don't know
won't yoH tell me hos TO get him
hsrsr'
he laughed lightly. "You forget
ycn want him 90 arrest me. How
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
A GENTLEMAN BURGLAR

ever. call up police headquarters.
They viii send you wasonload. "
on. thank YOU What's their
numherf''
~24T."
Laying her revolver ON the table
she went 10 the phone. aud this IL
what the burglar heard
"84.4."
That police headqunrters9
Quick. send policeman out
here. I'm holding a burglar az the
end 81 my revolver"
Then she remembered that tho
gun was within reach Of the burglar.
and she turned In fright. but he was
putting the safe la order arain. hav.
lng placed In his pocket such papers
MS be wanted
who is q talkiag7 It's me-
Florence Van SAINT"
~Wheret~ AZ my unclo's house,
% COURSE"
The number | don't know
came only yesterday
~Oh. goodness. what " the nun,
ber She turned 10 the man. un.
consciously.
~rweuty four East Liberty o.. Z"
he said graciously
Well said the man. who had
been waiting for her 90 finish. Il
am sorry I can't walt until your
trlncdz arrive Rowing politely
he turned 90 leave
NO. you don't leave" she
screamed. blocking the doorway
with her body and waving tho TO.
Yolver "fll shoot
Are you sure the sun Is loaded r.
he asked calmly.
IL think 80. she sald. doubt.
fully.
AT any rate. I'll take a chance. :"
and he brushed past her. leaving
hor looking rucfally AZ the rovol
yer.
Il wonder how they DO work. ("
she said. putting the weapon down.
A second time she went % the
phone "Oh. Uncle Tom. she said
Come home az once. A burglar
just robbed your safe and I couldn't
stop him Your revolver wouldn't
shoot"
Half hour later two men IN tho
office OF McWiliiarua and Van SAINT
we're laughing heartily
Take your dinner with me thia
evening. said Van SAINT 10 his con.
fidrnflal secretary. and til give
y0u a formal Introduction 10 my
niece So the plucky Kirl thought
you were a burglar. did she ?"
But MlEa Van SAINT. upon learning
81 the Joke. assumed a Queeniy dig
nifty toward her uncie'H secretary
which It was impossible for him 10
break down-af once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

feeling and character. IA its cuiors
were green. rcd. white and blue. aud
tt not only signaled the vessel with
ita tall, but also nodded Ia head in
a most friendly fashion. Aud even
the most rahid OF truthtoilerB will
hardly accuse the entire crew and
passenger list OF highly respect
able ocean steamer OF nature fax.
ing baltimore American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

stops for 80 minutes Ia rubber at
SOME men laying brick
After being thus bomhardea with
a dairy lunch for 90 years Tho hu.
man stomach faiters whom Il faces
food, and groots the dyspcutio tab
let like brother. Tor it is dyupcp.
Go itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
WRECKED

N'N'IFNa ItIVUFaPh 5eFVIee,I
VANCOUVER. H. Z, July S.
Tho steamer Mount Royal of tho
Hudson nay tleet was wrecked Sat.
utday in kilaellas canyon on the
Skeena river and of the twenty
persons aboard six were drowned
The steamer struck rock aud
sank and WAS broken up by the
raging canyon waters. Those
drowned ARE w NJ, LOWS. first
officer. James O'Keefo. Archie Wi.
lis, steward. n. Frayne. fireman.
two Japanese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
BAH NATURE FAKERs.

One Of the incoming ocean steam
ers had an unusual experiences Off
the coast Of lreaaud. The crew and
passengers sighted an immense sea
serpent. evidently International In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
The Grotto

Mr schello has opened tho I'm.
noYation 0rolto." the finest equip.
per grin In town. at the corner II
First aud Cherry Mr Sohoile has
eaaEed some excellent concert
aud singing talent for the enter.
tainment OF his afternoon patrons.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Benny Myers is leading The
league at the bat with an average
Of 3f4. Ross has an average Of sos,
Roberts 500 and Coy 1902. Quigley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
TEA.

You will find no poor
tea in packages bearing
our name. II you find
any such, you know what
TO do.
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't like 6chilanga Best;
we pay him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

wheat hay. Ton, si6 whaia Oofn per Ton,
g4tuel cracked corn, ton. l2gu1Ql feed
meal ton. tmUao. mlddiinHH. ton. tzTuls
oii cake, rsf iun, tiai bran. per ton. llil
shufis. per ton taiWsg chopped feed ton.
gfuasI oats taA. faaaas wheat. ton. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08


been disposed of, those shares IN
The yacht Spirit can be had for $40
a share and after th0y have been
sold and the debt iiftedOhe boat
VIII be ratified or ~ th6 highest
bidder n la hoped that The shares
will be }sSight by local people and
that WIN The winning yacht rs
raffled she will 70 % some Seattle
man Il would be 10 tho diahonN
Of true sport 10 this city 70 the boar
should be- permitted % leave local
waters "a
Dugdale Do after another pitcher.
His name % OQulun and be comes
from the B0utIOstsi Tho phenom
ia credited with striking ont TWEEN
tyfour men IN recent game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
KEEP SPIRIT HERE

Because there are fifty shares
$500 worth. which Aave not yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

There will be- q game thig after.
noon on tho local grounds between
Seattle and Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
. TRY M'cARTHY's FIRST" -
Soc Waists al 35C Each

Think Of az Here rght In the tho shirt waist sea
and choose from waists
at aSc for dollar It's like swapping dollars 20 sell them
this hut the waists must set a
take In oadng with them They're cheap waists
they Eood They made OF
principal In front
sleeves the other butoned IA tho back
both varouAy and prvttiy trimmed
embroidery panels They regular waha Al touor
rows special telephone
- .. .Ds'. s,'s' a.s 3 for ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

The locals are c4rsainly playing
tho game these. days u must be
admitted that II you give tho fat
man half a chance be eocA things
Seattle rs IN secou& Waco again
and viii nov proceed 10 overinke
the Aberdeeaa GIhofe - no reason
why thoy k8uld not go 10 the top
They are playing great ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

comes next for Seattle with ZEE,
then KollaeiDy with 236.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
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