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The daily tribune., 1907-02-07
FRANK z. HARRIS Is
KILLED IN A sNowsLIDE
Former Florence Nan 10 Carried to
Horrible Death in Monarch
Mining District.

kAvSAAUAU 0V2tA Al AVu2tVo
Mining District.
Mrs. Frank 7. Harris. Of ess West
Third street. this city. this morning
received . telegram from Salida say.
log that her husband had been killed
In snowslide in the Monarch min
ing distriot. which 10 twenty miles
southwest Of salida. The message
did not say af what time the slide In
which Harris met his deatb occurred.
but It is presumed to have been about
O'Clock last evening.
Mr.. Harris was manager Of the
mine whose buildings were wrecked
BY the run Of snow. When be left
Florence four years ago he went to
work for = company near SalidA In
the construction Of . mill. The
employees Of the mill later formed .
mining company and began operations
In the Monarch district and the young
man WAS installed a. the manager,
which position he held until his
death. He was ON . salary Of $3.50
per month.
He was to have come to Florence
within the next week to visit his
wife and their family Of three chill.
rem. Mrs. Harris and children were
stopping with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Palmer.
The telegraph message said that
the body would reach Florencs today.
but inquiry this morning developed
that there was nothing definite about
this and instead OF coming here. the
remains may be taken to Canon City
where his parents reside. He WAS
about 80 years old.
During his residence in this CITY
>>~As A@0AAAo VIM PAOy GU - = ChI p6us
ter. He wss = member Of Camp 7648.
Modern Woodmen Of this CITY but aft.
er moving to SAlida transferred to
the SAlidA camp. He carries some
Insurance In that order. While 10
Florence he was appointed . deputy
organizer for the order and induced
several Florence men to become mem.
bers Of the local camp He was also
manager Of the old Florence Military |
baud and displayed great interest in |
the future OF the organization.
Harris 10 said to have been the only |
person caught In the slide. Ho was
In the house At the time All the
buildings and boarding houses Of the
Eclipse mine were in its path and |
were completely demolished. |
The daily tribune., 1907-02-07
Lame Back.

This silmsnt 10 usually caused by
rheumatism Of the muscles and NAV b.
cured BY applying Chambsrlain's Pain
Balm two Of three times day and rub.
bling the parts vigorously at each appll-
cation. II Iris doss not afford relief,
bind on piecs Of flannel slightly damp
snsd with Pain Balm. and quick relief y
sure 70 follow. 1os sale BY Daniels Drug
btors. IT.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-07

Silver Tip nour. guaranteed. et.7S
hundred. ". p Wilbas. ss.De.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
BRAKEMAN F0SS
STILL MISSING

Whatever hope atill exists IN the
h~rts Of the deserted fOsa family
al 26is South = a.. Tacoma, that
Charles Fnaa. the missing Inter
urban brakeman. who In blamed for
ths wreck ia which three died from
Injuries, will sYer return again. ia
weak and wayefinK The bfske
man was the sole support Of hia
father, mother. wife and children.
and with the mAinatAy gone the
family are In desperate eifeum
stances
Three Tacoma men who we're
hunting along tho line uf the Inter
urban claim that they came upon
FOES Ia a deserted hut about a week
ago. NJ whsh time they left him
some money and what extra lunch
they were carrying
one ~ the men ruturned 10 The
place iast Thursday with food aud.
not finding Foaa. left Il there. think
lnx that ae had stepped OIL and
would return A third trio wAn
made Saturday. hut the odiblea left
Thursday we're found lying mouldY
and untouched. and Il wsH eouciud
"a that Foaa had become alarmed
~ the first visit aud moved AVA
Tho hunters wauid not give The
exact location. but stated that the
place was about a mile and q half
IRON bluffs. an interurban station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
SOCCER GAME A
SPIRITED ONE

In a. pretty. fast and spirited 4
game ~ nocceF fuathaii as Seattle
Fans ever Witnessed the home team
defeated the Thisiles BY aeuFu
II 10 a AZ Woodland park. SUNDAY
afternoon A areAt crowd of en-.
thaalasts watched the two teams
hattie for victory.
Hein. time aud again. saved the
las for the local sneeerista hy hiaek
ms the shots II Filling and JAnl.
aun. ttftcen minutes amer tie
whistle the sealfle youngsters
scored tirEt blood b. sending tie
ball over the EoaL For the reaf q
the first half seattls led hsr ap.
pauenta a fast clip aud the visitors
ieft the field ~ the internlsaiau
pretty badly distressed.
In the second half things started
With lightning HNlftnesa II Va
alp and tuck until SPENCE cent tn
hali clear OF Claucfsa head. scoring
he secund goal Of The game far
Seattle. Duck worth addod a third
and spence yet a fourth. and TIE
same eAasea with the visitors shut
nuA The linUnps
aeAttie--Gual. EIetns backs. Can
efua and Turner. halfhaeks. nioufns
-, uatnorn and Williams. forsarsss.
Wilson. Bryce. spcaea. Durkaofth
and Thomas
Thiatle4 - Goal. clanryi backs.
Quinn and nayie. haifbaeha. Col
tnan. Atkins and aentxsamery. foss
wards. PlliiaE. Tufueg. Jamieaoa.
Wilson and sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
WANDERERS GIVE
UP TO TACOMA

For the second time ia two weoka
the Tacoma association football
team defeated the fast aggregation
of Wanderers OF Seattle. the SCORE
Yesterday being 5 E0ais 70 2 The
Kame was played az Tacoma.
The Wanderers won the toss aud
chose 20 play toward the eaai goal
From the start Tacoma WAS on the
aggressive and bat five minutes
elapsed before brown headed the
ball through. netting one seal for
Tacoma
The visitors then rallied. and
Metcalt scored frum fast run
down the field. naflns tho 70.
lnalnder of the halt play WAS con.
fined Ia midflcld. both teams hcinE
unable 90 gain much ground
Upon resumption Of hostiltties In
the second half. Tacoma took up
the running aud the forwards treat.
ed the spectators TO some pretty
combinations. resulting In the Via
itors' line being severely lombard.
cd. For a while the Wanderers
defense wlthstood the attack. but
Tacoma vas NOT to be denied, and
n splendid cr0sa frum the riEht
wing ~ lee sent the hs'l through
Tor the locals second Eoal
Tacoma did not relax tta last
pace. and Robertsaa and Bell BY
playing a magnificent combination,
outwtttad the Seattle defense. Bell
getting possession u the leather,
running Il through for the third
goal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
IS
THE WINNER

Curiosity toak The majority Of
those who went out "a the unifef
atty campus Saturday 20 see The
Stamford Victoria Rugby game. Il
Vas a now style ct football aud
theY wasted 20 see what "a looked
like
Tho crowd vas not a iArge one.
but was good nafufed. and waited
patiently With cold feet and red
noses for the belaied Victnriana.
Who did not arrive unul 4 o'clock
The game waa alaniorda from
the first Their taeklinF was bet.
ter than VictnriA'a aud the ball vas
nearly always IN Victoria'n terri
tory. bat the Stanfofda woro guilty
Il forward passing several timea.
The game WHa Riafed In two IS
minute halves and ended Ia a Win
fer stanford BY II 70 Q.
Tho spectators freely criticised
the merits % the same q Was Al.
lowed to require = afeaier AGILITY
than tho old style. and equal
chances for getting hurt. bat some
nla.ed the concentration plays aud
the climaxoa that Characterize their
favoflto. II vas thought By some
that team work Waa not All lupoH.
tAai. hut a mistake saa made there.
a. without team safk effective pla1
IL impossible
The knees Of the Victoria men
we're unprotected and the hard
graxsily surface saa y Keen diaaR
nulntment 10 them. several leaFiaE
considerable sore upan the field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
CALLS CHICAGO
MEN ATHEISTS

AZ the first baptist church, last
nlRht. the Rev. Myruu w Haynes,
during his sermon an six Shares
IN Gold Mine took occasion TO
score the city Of Chicago an thahol.
bed ~ atheism
The football players who eafnh
herr from Chicago" said he. WEIR
not all thieves. but they we're from
the hot bed Of atheism. aud on loaA.
ins over their nantes find their
parents were not religious men
Chicago n not only the only city
whose public schools turn cut men
deficient Ia moral training with
no place fof the Bible IN the suffl
eulum OF the schools. boys win con
tlnue 10 be turned cat ready prey
for the atheist Faw things | fo4af
more than goddess public sch0nia
In speaking Of divine Judgments
the preacher expressed himself a.
u the belief that the cataatrophiea
~ the world are the result ~ divine
Interference with natural Law. and
that San Francisco was stricken
because. like Eodom ~ old. It's
lniauitica bad become too great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

From another acflmmaEo brown
secured the bah aud completely out
did the Seattle custodian oi the
goal with roeketllke shot, aeof
ing. and putting the score at I
goals IA two.
Maedouusll ls Hurt
AT this stage Of the same Mae
aaasali who was plaYinH a star
game AZ iaft back. received an IN
fury in one of the mlxupa and was
forced O. leave the field. Tacoma
finlshlng the game With 10 men.
The visitors. takiHg advantage
Of this loss. rallied and FROM a loose
rush managed a. annex another
goal. II. Reeka scoring
The home team took matters Ia
hand and Ice got the ball, makfnH
= long run down the field. nulah.
inn With splendid shot which hlt
the erossbar and bounded hrouEh.
thereby SCORING TAeomRp uith
goal The Wanderers played
plaeky game.
The teams lined up as follows
Wanderers Goal. Rose, hacks.
II Rooks ana Caldwell. halfhacka,
Nelealf. wyllie and fpntoni tof.
wards. Sweetiand. Dickson. v
Recka. Jeff and A. Raeks.
Tacoma Goal. Hockey; backs.
Xvtlnmon and MacdongAll, halt
hacks, pattullo. White and Dow
forwards. BELL. Robertson. Brown.
Thompson aud lee.
Rsieree-Mr Clifford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
TO DEAT TIL
FROM SHIP

suddenly he made dash for the
rail aud was almost intercepted by
a guard Who guessed his Intention
MoKaon gained tho rail- aud the
guards hand Just missed he coat
tail as he reached out 90 save him
The Dolphin was stopped and boats
were lowered. but the unfortunate
patient was not seen again Save
fsr the fact that Mcke0n was n
fRoman nothing n known Of his
history
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

While being brought here from
skhgway for confinement Al Stella
coon. a. McKeon. an insane pa.
llent, loaped overheard FROM the
steamer Dolphin last Friday and
wnA drowned The man. it IA de.
claroa. vas not violent aud had
boen allowed the freedom Of tho
deck. On tho night Of his suicide
dance Was being given and Me
Kaan was IN the smoking room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Han Baseball King Dug
he = st now and seaftie - ~"
with him Dug has come cut ~
hts chicken coog and has made bis
announcement u Is thia
Seattle VIII this season b. IN me
Northwestern League TIE baseball
PARK Nlli be a. the corner ~ Twelfth
AZ. ard Yesicr Way. Dug has his
franchise Ia hts hip packet ard from
ROW until the epeuiHg game
~ucthta doln- but scratch gravel
Russ Han quits Seattle with Dug
dalnaa entrance. Russ gnas 20 Butte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
UNIVERSITY wonGs Will
oIvp a oLGg CONCERT.

Tho annual concert OF the 1osng
Ladies Glee club Of the University
uiii he given Saturday niKhi i
uiii b. under the direction Of { O
Klmbali. who directed the opera By
the studsuta a short time ago Miss
Agnes willis xiil sing Miss Dolls
nollara.@ b Herbert 4 Cant D.
the sum" vii bs sugE - Mise
LEILA Martin aud eight other girls
Aiiaa Carrie Iieffnar Niil b. musical
siirertnr. Miss Adelaide Fischer
Stage manager. ana Miss kAthrlur
Kerr. Yl0liniHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
THE MARKETS

"A the result n TIE extreme cold
6 W Chamheftaiu a Co Raj II
eases % cAaitfiawef Fuirad b
frost All q the commission
huassa 90 WeatsFn AZ afu dolnz
business behlnd closed dgors
The steamer frum California.
shieh arrived SATURDAY. hroexht
VeFY little grpon gaada. The rail-
roads are not bringing their aceas-
tened aaaasity af vegetable. an1
aliossth~r urse Is Possibility II a
shortage
The price ca shlekans has al
vancsd , centa per pound Ranch
eaHs afs firm n 20 ceuta pcr doasn
y aolasais dealers ia nieat REPORT =
shortage IN veal. but tho pgica has
mt been affected. Apples are % D.
had At from Is oants 70 sgsB per
box
v-s-sssssA
Hsfesass tst9s 6ssl -sssass cf.s-
asn e-.ize - 80 hA -
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g HaaE Fsvrsff q So iatiates 4 IS
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fas Aasr- esiiss p-s Is a. ,asn.ssss -
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asasss. nzet - = ; ~ ~ w-.t
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$50 ssiss - !iaIs tl,sssses- "a
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fAys 20 csirsaas ~ ~. NJ. tfaH-
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live stscs
. 49, sa.-s .. - ss<. go =
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pr o. 14iie. mattaa. u. ieQiatse auffrs
sah, 80 -. he sfszssa bpss - Is
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say fa41 ~ sfurEHaa. per 10 fsr. rnfgish
- -. tacf ffefss SID psf NJ IA
Nsy ard Fssdatufra.
Eastern wash. timothy Am. fluhn. p.
So SOUND. tan. 't1qE alfalfa. ton. Ir1aas
sHsHf haFi Ten. fHHzIs Eaafarn Mashfns
taH. fi44t. aults ruHHs ~aH traullI rFasa@s
aafn ~ 80 tnns fs@s as~ss - 90 tss
HtafHhsa 81 pof Ton 81 sass td0ss -,
tfu. tfahd psr ton IS. stfuFts paf Ia n
ssagfssd fafa. psf tans ~. oats paf taa
faNsn
Lirns ara Cement
rsffisnf esnsnh tmpaffed Per bti "A n
Faftisnd rantrnt Caflfafata paf ht,i 81
isss - Tee fsturusa bsss. plaster ssfis
81 AZ time, Fan guau 8 HaeHs ia.
Z - ttl - q IRE tftHk or N 10 %.
tfHra HaiF 80 n - aastaf lafk l,af 49,
nsdAe hafd mall piastss. a TOO. 81
Nuts ard Pigs
ranrv imported nsa isaisai nsr "a
aHh ~ ih ise sizHauaH oar ih. IL
E 81 HiHHHfHHIfn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
HAIL KING "DUG"
THE B. b. MAN

where he viii shape that cits's dss-
tfniaa IN tho matter % baseball
Russ 10 maFry 20 leave the Queen
CITY. but money and interest and
spirit counts IN these days % base
BAH
nnHiai. already has his eyes. and
hands also. on several promising
baseball players and he says he vii
get them
Regarding the Coast League no
ere seems 20 know Iast what Sc
attls viii Do. but that 10 up e.
President nerf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
WATTS DEFEATS
HAGAN EASILY

= A Haasn Of Ballard icss his
beat with Harry Watts 20 Monrne
iast Mes Years dsr. The wrestling
- waa pulled eff al Manroa ana
watts rsok three straight falls from
HaEan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Leave Seattle $50 .. m. leave
Portland ~ 30 D m. arrive San
francisco g:fs A. m. fortY.ons
hours en- route The Southern Pa
eifie now operate three trains daily
By Scenic Shasta RouH
Tickets and reservations ~ Union
Ticket Office. eos First avenue. Sc.
aftla. wash r e Ellis. Gen1
Agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

aad Realty. tFY conclusions and
Thursday night the Eduestes VII
bump against the eaetsFs
Beginning fsbruarY 1 n iry-out
viii be held on TIE Bismarck ailsYH.
Is games. total rina 60 count. %
seisct team % 80 "a penver sn
MAreh 10 attend the Western houi.
iuE tournament An entranco Zee e
ts.se viii BE- charged Money must
be raised 20 send the team ss other
northeaass cities have Representa-
sivrs In tha touruamsas ard scattle
must also.
TIE Gilman PARK team waa de-
fsafrd SATURDAY nsxhf IN faas
game q basketball tY the sham
rocka The score wss 81 % is
Sszt Frtaay evening TIE shamroeka
pay thU Puget soand five.
Al uniiiuwfiAm Saturday nirhf
The HellinEhR1n Y " G A basket
bal bunch defeated ne TtEeFs b. =
seufs q "a 10 - The same rs
fat and snappy and a large attend.
anea greeted the players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
O. A r. at Pvyslivp.

PUrAfLuP. Jan. IA fneetins
~ 1. q Laid pest. q. A Il. vas
hoia here yesterday, az which Nsrv
present delegations from the other
u A. a. posts % the valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
RACES SATURDAY
OAKLAND

FIRST race. eleven sinteontha % q
mile-nr sherman. t0T SANDY. IS
"a 1. won. bell Reed. i02. second.
lake Ward. toz. third Time. III.
Second race. three clghths Of a
I.iia -firestone. lie fMiiisri. 10
4. won. nfavoure. fos. second. VII
morr. ia. third Time. 80.
Third RAGS. one miic Lucian. los
tGRhaml. II to 8, won; Chefipe.
los. second. eiocho Dor. iQf.
third Time. tt Is
Fourth race. seven eightha II a
nile Proper. tsa iBrownl. to I.
son. Joe CaYue. leo. second; fooy
Faust. ne. third limo. las IS
ftfth race. one mile Northwest.
tet (Miiicrl. 7 % 10. woa! noio
nan. 40. Second. hanpoaai. los.
lhird Time. Is Is
sixth rare. eleven sixieeniha OF q
nile luudiisht. ief tHornefl. 9
to 1. soa, Manssrs. ZOE. second
Native soa. 81. third. Time. t.es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
SPORT DOPE

The tournament between the = A.
& AMI the Spokane Amatsur Ma
letic club 10 be held Ia this city
January Is is already receiviuz at
tentfon. Isounie Aastsn = training
several boxers and nr. Roller has
HE aaepaai work daily On the mats.
A SIDE bet - ta.oos - ap for a
match between any baxer. who VIII
weigh IN Al iis 90 fza pounds, and
peFcIe cove uf Everett II the lat
ter dos not Ect q match this month
with some scrapper on TIE coast he
Win - east and arrange for
fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07


Ftrat race. thrive fourihn u a mIia
stohssul. i0t ID Rlioyi. 10 /.
Won. Matanan. loo. second nslag.
los. third Time. 1T
seoond race. threseiEhtha ~
mile NaFaalue. lie fnallmanl. 3
10 2. won. Crsatun. i0f. second
nendiga. tia. fhifd Time. 1s1E
ThlFd RAGS. fhfse fuurfhs II a
mlle-P iainau. ias liawreucel. ,
70 2. won; Don demo. Joe. second
ziekauay. IL. third Tine. lie
Fourth faee. one Hiis@ Dusty
Miller. los IL ulirfl. 10 !. sea.
" a. Carey. lie. secons. Afinso.
tei. third Time. Ia
f1fth race. uae and one fourth
milsa. Elizabeth ,. lea Ross. ! -
!. .wons Col nruaat0n. iuk. second
las. thifa TInIa. ze6
Sixth race. three fourths ~ a taiiu
~Elanccr. i0T - niiayl, Z " /.
vgu. Phi lace. lee. a~oond. Airs.
LET. third fine. I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Dr. Huni. aeniist. 10 Bafks
nuIidiuE. Phoae. fn1 spL Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

There win b. snuethIn. doiu' az
sAs hlxh school neat saturday nishI
The fourier xiri classes % ths
school viii meet In the annual inter
class bAskeihau games The two
winning teams win play the follow
ins Saturday for the Champion
ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

IRE Seattle high sehooi basket
hall team defeated tbs Tacoma
players AZ Tacorna Saturday night
ths aeore hrinE 81 10 - The local
team Is practically Ire same play
era Who work under tns name %
the Z. n. G. A Intermediates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Bowling IL one Of the absnrhinE
topics AZ the Seattle Athletic club
Tonight the Athletes and Hoo Hoos
Play Tuesday night the Politicians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
New Train I o California

raasv imported res ieaisai me- wai.
g. q efrsfnufa a1ias
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-02

A surprise birthday party vas Civ
en- in honor of Miss Lulu Field at
the home of Mir. ana Mrs. John l..
Field, on Monday night last pre-
vious to Miss Field leaving for Sc
attic, where she will attend school
for the winter. , The evening was
spent in games. an elaborate lunch
con being served at eleven O'Clock.
Those present for the evening
were:
Misses Edan Schrock. Edna Neesa
Lora keigley. Roxy Ledbetter. SO
pha I.edoetter. Mildred Lacy. Lily
MAYHEM. Minnie Mayhew. Minhi':
Hite.' Edith Bridgen1an. Opal Bridge.
man, Alta Gregory. Anna Pelham, No
la Sapp. Mrs. l.. NJ. Nash. Mrs. Earl
Nash, Rev. Course. Nessrs.. lanes
Burrows. John Nash Earl Nash. Ell
nest Hedrick. Harrya Lacy, Clifford
Tedrick, F: ]. Mcdonnell. Will Nash
Mr.. Burns.
Miss Fields many friends here
wisl her a pleasant a,.' prosaalie
term at school-Quincy Quill :.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-02
Attention Teachers and Parents!

The pride of the teacher. the sue
cess of the pupil, the hope OF the
parent, is progress.
An acute mental condition permits
progress. Imperfect eyes or ner-
vous conditions spell drudgery, an
noyance and embarrassment. The slow
child is. often quickwitted, acute
and intellectual by nature and as
often regains all this when the clog
is removed by the correction of the
eye defect The waste of nervous
energy in eye-strain is enormous.
Don't wait until school begins
and cause the child to los time and
fall behind in classes. DO it now!
Bring your children to Drs. Lemon
and Meredith. Rosenberg building.
Specialists in eye-strain, cross-eyes,
nervous and chronic ailments.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-02
A MESSAGE FROM MARS.
His Proof That the Planet Was inhao
tied and Civilized.

Ebcne2er was driving his masters
plow straight and true. but none the
less with Il thoughtful air, as though
his thoughts We're elsewhere. And SO
they were: they were soaring far
aloft above the. piow and the brown
earth turned up IS to reach Mars.
The previous evening EbeneZer had
attended a lecture at tie village school
room on The Heavens" and what the
lecturer had said about Mars being in
habited profoundly impressed Ebeu-
eZer. As he mechanically guided ais
him suddenly on the head. and he
dropped senselcss To the ground A
balloonist passing overhead had acct
Gentally dropped al empty whisky bot
lie upon Ebenczer's fortunately thick
skull Whom he recovered conscious
ness the balloon had passed out OF sight.
but the cut Oh his head and the bio II
stained bottle 1T his feet remained.
Ebcnezer gasped III Amusement and
awe as he GaZed IL, around the wide
brown fields and the blue sky above.
Then he picked up the bottle and
sme!led at it and NJ once deserted his
team in great excitement and set of
posttaste for the vicaraye
L nun tell vicar Mars lie 'nabitcd
right enough" he muttrrel. Civil
lied. too: they drinks whisky ."-LOa-
don Express.