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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
NEITHER COULD WIN
BIRMINGHAM AND NASHVILLE IN
 TIE GAMR
Beautiful Contest in Which. Ginger Clark and Elmer DuEgan Were Opposed Was Stopped
 by Darkness.

Nashville. Tenn, July 1.-The Bir- mingham Nashville game was called at the end of the twelfth inning today because of darkness, the score standing ? to ?. It was pitchers battle be- tween Clark and E. Duggan. Score:
 Nashville AR BH 20 F
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
Judge Parker Speaks.

Hendersonville, N C., July 11-The feature of today's session of the North Carolina State Bar Association was tn, annual address delivered by Judge Al ton B. Parker of New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Rim is living up to his reputation of getting hit more than any umpire in the league. It Is hoped that his in jury yesterday will not be serious
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
VISITS NAVY YARD.

Japanese AdNiral Is Received by
 Fighting Bob Evans.
 NewAYork, July 11-Admiral Baron Yanra ffoto, former Minister of Ma rine of Japan began his tour of Amer tcan naval yards and ship building establishments today by visiting the New York navN yard and Brooklyn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Quinn. a right handler, has been sc team Armour himself playing with Montgomery years ago, and 1t Is re- ported that Shields will come after all making a couple of new pitchers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
BARNES SCHOOL NOTICE

9he gymnasium and swimming pool of tAa Y. N c. A. will be used by the DaSnea School next year. class will be AGganlsed and thrice a week instructed hy the Y. N A physical director. For r1smbership in this class small fec will bo charged E. R. Barnes. Principal
 H tu-fri- Ct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

About al dumb a piece of work as one ever sees was perpetrated by Cas- tleton in the second inning. Henline had beat out hit and Gear in trying to sacrifice bunted a fly right In Cas- tletons hands Henline was way off the bag. having started to second and the easiest double in the world would have been made if Castleton had tossed the ball to Fox. But he held the ball in his hand and Henline got back to first all right.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
Results at Brighton.

New York, July 11.--As a result Of rough riding at Brighton Beach today, there were two disqualifications. and in both cases the disqualified horses were long shots. In the second race Red Leaf cut acros her field at the start, finishing second. Sanguine repeatedly interfered with Scallop in the stretch n Roth the ho4sas 5nrd rare nshsg
 Lady Anne in winning the Jamaica stakes. six furlongs, made a new track record of 1:11 4-5. Three favorites won.
 First race five and half furlongs-- won; The Squire, 112 (Miller) 5 to ? second; Zagg, 1o2 (Preston) 15 to I, third. Time, 1:O6 3-5 Castlewood Black Oak. Gene Russell, Miss Della ney, Rialto Belle Wether. Giant, Hart ford Boy. Bounce. Obert and question Mark ran.
 Second race. selling, mile and 2 fur long-Kilter, sS Harty) to I. won John Smulski 104 (Preston to 2, second Glenn ents, 100 (Miller) 10 l. third. Time. 1858 Dunvallo. water Dog. Rip Rap. Savable and Red Lear ran.
 Third race, selling. six furlongs--Joe Nealon. 97 (E: Duganl tc D. won: Scallop, 102 (Miller) to l: second : Youthful ss (Notter) 20 to D. third. Time, Time. aI l;1s .. l,4 rs,rn King Thistle Sa"-
 Fourth race, the Jamaica stakes, sell ing. six furlongs-Lady Anne. 10S {Mil ler) to ?, won; Jacobite, 11O (E. Dug gan) to 1, second; Red River. ioz (Garner) 6 to l. third. Time. Fl 4-5. perion IT.. and Trouplemaker ran. zai Fifth race. one mile and sixtsen.h --csirn snrm. i2s iMiiier) to $. won;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
Profeusienal Beats COul

London, July ll.---At the Princess Club this afternoon the professional tennis champion, Punch" Fairs. giving fifteen. beat Jay Gould of New 1ork' by go. The scores were 60; ,s-5; 6-+
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Charleston. July 11.--Wright was outpitched by Holmes today and Au- gusta won easily n. am ooo R.H E; Charleston 1000 000 0oo-9 z Augusta .... ....010 100 111-5 10
 Batteries- Wright and Reisingsr; Holmes and Connolly. L
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
J. IN. GARRETT, CIVIL ENGINEER. OMce 120 Catoma St.
 Bell Telephone
THE INTERSTATE CONTRACT CON-

THE INTERSTATE CONTRACT CON-
 PANY.
 Forty miles of Railroad Grading. etc.. at Pensacola, Florida.
 Proposals for Grading forty (40) milee of Railroad, etc. will be received at the ofi1cs of the Interstate Contfact C., No. 224 (second hoor) Brent Build- 1ng. Pensacola, Fla. until noon on July %. 1907.
 On and after the 22nd of June. the H3nna, Prsafes, Contract, Specifications and forms of Propssals for Work can bo seen at the above address.
 The work to be graded covers twen- ty (z0) miles of the Andalusia Dtvis- 1on, and also twenty (20) miles of the AAnore Division of the PensacOla, Ala hona ana Western Railr0ad.
 The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 B K. ROBERTS. For the Interstate Contract Company. .-16t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

No. 1.
 Double-header today. First game called at 23O.
 Mobile is widening the gap in the Cotton States.
 Paskert knocked down a two- -bagger when he made a great running stop of Balls hit in the first inning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
COTTON sTATEs LEACUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Soathern League Montgomery, 1; Atlanta, 2 Nashville, 2; Birmingham, 2-12 in- nings. Called account darkness.
 New Orleans. 0; Memphis l. American Leagse.- Chicago, 10; Washington, 3. Detroit New York. postponed rain. Cleveland. 1; Boston, 0. National League-t Philadelphia, 6; Chidhgo. 3.
 Brooklyn -Pittsburg rain.
 Boston-st Louis. rain. Cotton states,- Columbus. I; Jackson. l. Calico -n Gulfport. 1: Mobile B.
 Meridian. O; Vicksburg, 1. South Atlantic LeaEue- Charleston. 0; Augusta. 5. Jacksonville. ?: Columbia. 1,
 Macon. 0; Savannah. 1. American Association- Milwauhee-Indianapo postponed: Columbus. 3; Kansas City. l. TGledG: 2e1,':,;, :; St. Paul l. TODAY'S SCHEDULE Southern League Atlanta at Montgomery Birmingham at Nashville.
 Western clubs not scheduled. American League Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
 New York at Detroit
 Boston at Cleveland. National League- Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York
 Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
 St. Louis at New York Cotton States League Vicksburg at Meridian Jackson at Columbus.
 Mobile at Gulfport. South Atlantic League. Augusta at Charleston. Columbia at Jacksonville
 Charleston at Macon Fine hOme-raised CanteIoupes,
 R. H. YELVERTON,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
nEGIAI
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MASONIC NOTICE.

5: 3 * :| : A rhers wii, 0s . special com- # f2k 0unication of Andrew Jackson zsE C0A Lodge, No. 173. A F. q A. M, 2 k.A this evening at o'clock for sa &4KA work in N M Degree
 N~ Montgomery Lodge. No. II, isS isSN2~N and visiting brethren fra.er- s'-f nally invited. s3% V Order of the W. M. 2 H. D. LONG. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Macon, July 11.-In a fast game Sa- vannah won today through the pitcn- ing of Kelber. Macon . .. .. ..ooo 900 0oo-o 2 9 Savannah :. .. ..001 900 000-1
 Batteries-Harley and Robinson; Keiebr and Kahlko1. l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Jacksonville. July 11.--The locala won out in the ninth inning today Fast nelding by both teams saved the score from being much larger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
THE RACES
nEsULrs AT LATONIA

Cincinnati, July 11.-Joe Moser was the only winning favorite at Latonia today The fourth race. q free handi- easily won by Mike Sutton. Lillis Turner, the favorite. was second and Envoy third. Track sloppy. , ! First race. five furlongs-Lady Vie 1ss 1ss tgTiss, %h 20 to eecas .oS bsG~ psrlins Dan. s7 1Martinl, 10 t6 1. third. Time, I:0l. J. c. widrig. Hasel M. Civet. Katherins MurPhyy;; Ksnnewick' Little tie, 10s (Helgersonl. 25 to l.: won; Nedra. 95 (Martin), ' to 2, second: Bert Osra. 1o3 iBiiac), 8 to l. third. Time, 1:1s. Queen Caroline. -c1ilman; n,, Care Care ssss Lsstsnans Sss aa s h,Ge of the wia rsn Joe Moser, 16s iLee). : to !. won: Han bridge, 118 (Cherry).7 to 5. second: Ey- elyn g.. 1os Martino. z n. to D; tniad naSv Fosca, Tackle. McAtee. Black Dress. Tim Kelly, ran. Hanbridge and Eve lyn s. coupled. ,no
 Fourth race mile-Mike sutton; Io1 scrimmiTss ,ni s:, to to O. 1S Tos Second: Envoy los (Pickens), g to 1. third. Time 1:l5 l-5. Harry Scott ran.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-camille, !oo {Martin) |' to ?. won; on:nd Agn0,eb "nebraKe ivs ii cLee)' g to 5, third. Time. 1:1s 1-5. Kern. Demo, Airship and Lucy 4oung
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenthmsuai9, t a9 try, 1o2 Hee), to l: won r,nHer M' sS fEiienor), to 1. third. Time, l:ol 4-S' Charlatan, Great. Delestrome. Henry O.' Redwood II. Gambler. Leo Bright ran
 First race six furiongs-vipsania Hyperbole. Wimple. Our Anna; a;;r,r yI sis sis- ter Polly 1o1; Hard Shot, Fricson, cap tain Pearson, Sir Geonrsy; yn1S 1o.' rurse- ogbent, Caltha. Pantops. Garelli, Edna Motter, 104; Belarius. Hans uneasy Joe Mccarthy, Banockburn, water Cool CT. Wine Merchant. 101 lava nese, s7; LaVeita, 90; Tom Chance, Convolo. s7; Matador. 1o2; Carthage 1Os. ,,o
 Eoqrth rses five aaI f"T0nsssrqnsho Msrths Nsz, mova, 100; Dr. Thrope. 1o3; Colonei Bob, shakespeare. 1o6: Dunyeyan; 1lO; Dora Neff, Cloyne, Beth Goodwin. Grac- ious Dame. 112 . -Graceland, 12s; Onyx IL. Pete Vine 145: Blue Pirate. 146: Snow Drift. 147: Class L;,,as Lsadsr' ,5. lss; Peter Becker i'S'
 Sixth race. three-fourhts mile. selling Dorothy Scott, Grace George, Mar morean. Ingenue. s7; Harold D., Bel mence Young stevens: ss; Ina. LiTnsn,ns Haannn 106: Warner Griswold, 107; ZinfendeL 109.
 Seventh race, mile and a half. selling Small Lady. 100; Water Lake. Gambler. Savoire Faire Harpoon. 1o2: MT: Far Tar. mum. Attilla, 103: Bernie Cramer. 107; Scalplock. 10S; Clyde. 112.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Jacksonville =. ..0l0 900 O01-I 5 ! Columbia 1000 OOl OOO-4
 Batteries -StultS and bcwan' W Whi1s and Smith.l t'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Fine hOme-ralsed CanteIOuues.
 R. H. YELVERTON, Phone PAT. No. 1 Court Suuare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

sireafy covered large territory ard
toward neau vs fossna ourselves
seven a. eight miles away fran The
camp
The surrounding euuufry sas refg
FIAT covered with gfnaa. witch aaa
MT very tail. except in ana Of two
places. and there were within sight
two 81 three clumps ~ trees. nHa8nE
which = man might hide ras
Booking in the direction frtnu which
Theseus had picked up the ncnut.
bat q Nas some lime befofa aas
able 70 discover waIan CO. the
grass some distance awsyf sAe waa
walking toward We and Wbs aceom-
panied - a sill o. ahsus "a 90 Il
years ~
She soon saw IN and whan abe
was about one hundreafyafas away
I called 20 her ahe aneNnfed with
a courtesy and evidently auAa.a for
something A moment batter VIE uan
AZ my sdie, ana saw tan face
surrounded by white hair. and q
long curved nose rssaas.hlisa the
beHk II an owl. and two sti lively
green eyes The girl. vi 10 was ~.
most aa brown aa the ,jd woman.
saH quite pretty. and especially
we're her eyes exceedlisfy beanti-
nut
well .... M, mother. ., I said. 'rssi can
Give us aomethinR 70 eat" she
replied. weakly. "My glri and are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

daf gun had mHde sueh an iupf"H.
alan on tho fblaehsmlth'a children
that they dld not eetae near ~
aaaln. Fha never last The opp"f.
tnnity ~ show her gratitude towers
me nnd she became tiite unfhrr y"
the. 1 also learned - love hef Tor
the klnd and good heart which nhe
eaaaasasd, though Il did not prevent
her from shootlaf doNn fellow men
/ like dogs when she considered -
necessary i,
TIE mine turned out ven ana !
made about o. 600 out u a. ana
true 60 tiiaW promise the hopa give
tha aid woman twice az mnfhs
after the bloody battle Win the
s'blaesamitn'a children IN which
our female shafrshaafsf took part
We returned 90 civilization. After
many hafdahipH se got baek. ana
~. Old woman aud her Rfanddapsh-
ter declared they we're newer E"ins
t. laave me. I cannot soy that
vas sorry. FOR the aisi woman made
an axraiinnf haHaHiseeper ami me
young ART grew prettief every aNt'
When abe Wa 70 YeafH old she naH
one % the most beautiful girls ~ nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
Good Nature ira Business

nua IN New Orleans they Just abolished by law the time
hoaorea and unique custom Of "hsniappe"
years the merchants Of that peculiar city nave NAN
ned the peasnr aud practice Of syng little vers
with each purchase thec modern DAYS The pretty custom
has heen the merchants by sfass And "a" law
has eauae Ia their protection
Originally the practice atood a. an expression
OF eheerfane Kindness euaaesa transactions lh"'sn
tho practice hope the aprst may remain ana
rhsrc + iaenlappe which ought universal and which
Il natural lawfuia pleasant word and friendly
snle with paskAEe
me best sapa put into ha business Is cheer
fulnesa
Il can he cultivated ANY who Win be million
Which i Gar better Tor ahar1ana hppHs
than hen9 millionaire IN
man may spend and proportion az he spends
n he rvrcs hts principal. eheernnez Is entirely dofen
proportion expsna that year pinera mcfs%H"a
Che~taness dividends all She time II arhs strangers
friends disappointment into hope failures nse showcases
peapse lnsinetvey habit Of gons to stare where
generous chserness given ang sh the purchase
rhs travelling furnishes eood example OF me se"a
As hearty aush that has eeea held open
fOr beeaasr he 10 god fellow
me lawyer or good fellow has more trienda
aud xata Enoa VIA buaae~ thaa the eFaAS lei
lows do
Is pruversiai politician Of his success
70 hla jais, may small aanonen tshnt tn hA at
mosphsrs eompaaant god humog hs acceptable ~hsa an
ADLER man without anconecrnedV PASSED ~
Peop1e deal with the cheerful man u. makes aHh
business pleasure.
rne pesamut says: hair Eoo AZ ~ouid
be IL II VEN twies as COED Ia The epumi's SAYS
good Il woad be Il ~as oHb hah aS
good a -
You sse No actual aitfsrvaec between menf
rnsre is an dervuee asa dseonssnsAs
worid.wfda difference between sarc~s. and Alafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

stratum causes an earthquake thai
sends the young cuapla house-hunt,
ing Bot the neatiaK spirit - gone
Only dissatisfaction. that they can't
start out With = home as wcil av.
pointed a. the one they've left. re-
maiua
And boarding Sell--a boarding
Rouse IL what General Sherman
said war was All young married.
people who enter that Gohenna 81
gossip and Jealousy snd strife and
dyspepsia leave peaen and happi.
ness behind
a hofne and matFimouY should 80
hand Ia hand
Let the giri wha would marry be
Gin. as her gteatEfnndm0ther did.
10 build for a home with the max.
ing of her truuaseau. and 70
straight 20 Il after the honeymoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
IN THE WILD WEST
nv OTTO EDWARD.


r am BY ~ means awkmmrd or
stow. said the rnuitlrnlHianaira
Taek pflrais r have been very
xaod business man. buf. - b. per-
fsetiY frank. oNe ny aaeeses less
70 hat than 70 luek z8F whatever
one may. luck u always . very Inn
puFtant factor IN life. owe my
fortune ana my Haeeaae 70 Aa ola
Womaa fram the moashHFn part -
Texas wilson, ! met aH fhe prairie.
a was az the tifne when The 'Rrgd
boys 60 whom ! belonged. were
fighting another crowd kuuwn az
the children ~ The blacksmith. fDr
ths possession ~ q silver mine.
None ~ 40 knew very much about
fha mine. but We imagined that ~
contained immense quantities 81
ore. and that ~ was sell worth
fishtIu9 for lie went on AZ fob
lows
The country IN whieh we wars
living was Wild and uneiviliscd. but
this made no difference 10 us who
had not como 90 admire u or 10
sasH the comforts Of civilization.
bat 70 get such metal out ~ the
ssrth aa we could IN the shortest
possible time. The sblarksmith's
children were nearly all Americans
sr Enriishuen. while we were an
international crowd 81 Scandinavia
ans. Germans. Poles. Russians. Mex
leans and Frsnchmen. and because
n this mlEup % nationaiilies We
we're az disadvantage. and stiii
more 10 because our ensniea were
good martHmen. while wa were not
very proficient Ia handling revolv-
srs or WincheateTa one advantages
We had. however. The mluo was
surrounded by awamps which u was
almost impossible % cross. with the
exception 81 ona or two places which
We fortified ~ well aa we could.
The "biacksmiih'H children" az
first tried 70 rtsrve ne out. ms they
did not succeed. because We we're
very saving with our provisions.
fheY had suddenly disappeared
Matters were thus when one
morning left The camp % scout.
had an exceedingly Keen eyosiRht
and waa used 20 life IN the omen air.
ard besides I had as company my
dog Thossua. that was able Co smell
human being mile of. We had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17


Cant somebody find a substitute
for the faatherb@sGs
No expensive hairssuffed mat.
sress Of modern tsrnaR has ever
taken the place OF that oidfa2h.
fonod &c az feathers. for Il was tse
raeieas % \ hotne. II oniy a iok
cabin
10 the good old days when oar
greatsrsndmofkers span and sssed
their wedding finery. the feather
bed wan an Indispensable part q
she frouaseau. Whether the alilm.
porsnnt sown was % poplla or aatia
that woaid stand alone the feather
bed vas the auffeaf. the downirst
that could ~ made.
Nowadays the young wuu1An.
~ha Il 20 De married. spends her
savings % years or all that can b
eoazed and extracted from papaa
purse. On the fine rkimens that
shall make her the observed 0f al
1bserYera In sgme boarding huusa
or hotel
The young people a. America are
no lonrrr hofnesaeAe era Sixty ger
cent Of the people who have mar
Red during the last 10 years have
gone home to tise With mother or
10 board for 4 while before going 80
hsusekeepfng. and 20 have lost the
sweetest experience u their lives.
Haven't you noticed the inimit-
able note Of happiness In the Young
mans vaice who grips you by the
hand and holds on while he says.
Come and take dinner With us any
cd night We have only two
straight .haekea chairs and arc a BIT
shy on forks. but We can work IN
the plano stool that Bsss brought
from home. and we're great on
spoons And did you ever enjoy
swell club dinner. where covers
were iald'. and all Of the rest ~
che agony was piled on BY florist
ana caterer. as much a. the little
einner win that newly married
ralr. Who served salad on q chop
plate and Jelly IN a gravy boat and
@dearsed" each other az every word
on. thoae first days Of houasksep.
ing. lHFEt ~ nv n@Ftt@t Attts@ ="
married life than when two people
pgau and talk over Just what shah
fsFi thia nook or look best In that
corner and ioin hands In giving 80
a coveted BIT IL bronze In order 70
buy a chocolate pot and a pariof
lamp.
Coming home 10 mother after he
honeymoon f. death 10 the Joy Of
bome-buiidlng. No hurried pgepara.
ton. no pulsequickening antleipa.
tion---luat the aame dead level Of
everything IN place. everything az
hana. which 30 years q saving and
accommodating have accomplished.
So tho fat SALARY melts on Epod
clothes and theater parties III some
day a tili with tho mother4n.laN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

Neai and n II hafliif aeesssafY fn
say that I feii ia love aith her sud
when she WINS ~ we married From
the s. 0e9 I dug out of The mine
grew my present lafae fortune bfn
/ care ~ less fof that than f9r the
real gold whirh T. during ~ these
yeaHa have discovered r. ne heart
If the woman who ia still ny aifa
and tie Hafher ~ my children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
Dance In Warm Nall - -

The dance given tonight IN the
Lesrhi Park Pavilion win be- an
enjoyable one. as the hall II wen
heated. the floor Il IN fine condl.
ton and excellent music will be
furnished BY Waeuers orchestra.
Come ont and have a good time.
Gentlemen. Csc Ladies'. free 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
eoreH sosss Hssoless

MiNNFAe0lIA taa !.
N ., d ioaa eili reis,a -. I
1870 ''.t's "fsstllne ma.
America though Pred nsa " u Z
fonslu gaze hha a No., I" II
here iaat niaff na.i na't
Unit = minutes. md CO.,
Iollea tia9 ahf q big slas ~ p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

we must douhic the tasve ns ne
hrtusssans workA.- saiss Ma Satanic
majesty. 20 his AID - sssah "A
delegation from the coal combine u
sspeeted IL a fe~ aa1a AMI 80
mast 10 All In our vzsurg ~ make
thsir rucsptinn an wsfHa and cor
alal a. pn4alhin wussa. In fact.
lfke 10 nRhn u M imfssmatinx foF
them - thay have bvsn naskinK ~
for those whn have be~a aspendrns
upan them for their usssl. but IN or
der 20 Do that ! wusssa have 20
frsssse them ont That. eannut 90.
nwing - climatic eundistanH that
nseeaii Ia thn regsuns over Which
rule Bas ] can make & bot for
theiB yes. yrry. vesy hos
10 KOS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

Maid go esiiesi Mics uruwup
IN the dark foou 9Th NJ Issnrs
deFel0plnE negatives Htu1i be
fixhf down.
Caller ttn Miss brown. haif an
heaf iaierf--f was toll Fag wrre
is*slopinE @cgatives nst from the
time you-Fe taken I slsnaiA fhink
they might b. Alternatives
NJ N w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
Water Pipes BurSted

Can be repaired on short notice b.
the @. H. Brown Plumbing Co. 23f
Pine II. Both phones. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

An. yes. ahe ssa tadeed - QUO
r rand wtrrri,- said tha French
eaanz o. tha Ansriean hsirrss
father = afn much taaaF sat shr
nav M So eompiremeus 70 Be my
ems NsretfeaEF.rt. bat. az. mag ]
make So buia aAk ! ask fea. can yon
sapearrri me in a@ eayls to shich
I have been accustomed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

mont throw away your old
clofhes Have them cleaned 70
look ike new az the PantoFium.
Cali Up Main i0fS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
STAR DUST

me secret - the sueeeaa % a
reception iisss In kneNtnx whnfn 20
taxfta,~ declared Mrs Aiiiaat.
mat IS oniy q stBatl cart - y.
sid AFA. rnraefuit me rNaA -"
eraG ilea In knowing whom not {"
tn3isx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

Our nes senator uffi mska q bit
IS an orator 10 aas = apssniit Do
livery
stls aoqnired that "a ousteFa. 10
mas q crack pitcher % ths ball
fnsHm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

sousthiuk n shs eoaefsss--c's'
sneal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

FreNEa out
sraa he played on sny fusrn
~atef pipe
Twas tn a hlslY city. aat the hiiie
Nnfa fFusen Ger,
A man SIS sitting on = stove. = hefN
the tire Nas no unfe
When saaktnx thfpDkh the slnsio~.
1T ne huAte srruaH tie waF.
lle maw = ksiiy cfowd wlthsa. aud
these wogdH he dtM Aav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

always sThs president went for
the while the cfosd eheefet
wtay Brakeman and
tho dspachsrs ani
the such admirable Ia the pea
dealt IN al he % The paaaensera Aud how long
nahing ehed
hand with AZ.
chase fouraoff~ WHAT
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a WORD IRON Iosts wlaE.

There's naaFa ~
pie l1hin fer n
truth th'n fhesv 6
frYfn q awe Il
away.
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Young Jack Rockefeller has been
taikius to ais Sunday schnai class
ca Friendship lack and hlA papa
are authorities on ans phase o.
friendship They knO~ Wher0 Is
reaaaa
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TEN COMMANDMENTS
For the Girl Who Would Marry
NO. s
on DOROTHY ps,LE.


rhOu shalt st thy faes like fiins
toward = hone.
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rhay ID uot cars 90 visit ne. nncs
this place vas their efsl.
ffut n1N they call srFuHN tha sag
for there they have knsis rtlai
~ bal had y i1a ~ Il. Or aay kiud
Of furi.
ny friends aonla n0t new pass an
-. nj trsai mp half na rsaoa
Tho sun wna anstinK ~ the weNt. he
esfii al IN tho afusa.
And fsaoas4 pusunR By hts home,
c4iia.i hisn q chiiif cune.
with icfctsa upoa hia CHA. and
fFszst 1pan his hair.
In \ cosd tnor. ha etancusi afnnnd.