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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03
RESULTS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati. July 2-Haye's Lillie Turner. the fayorite, won the Latonia Oaks in drive by a head from Miss Alert. Miss Lida finished third. a was s2.63o. Only one favorite won. second choices and outsiders capturing the other five events: Track fast,
 First race, five and half furlongs-- Merry Go. ss tMartinj. 40 to I. second; !; Time. 1908 l-5. Margaret Randolph. Rexali, Lady Vie, Cheswardine. Water Cooler, Bucket Brigade. Countess ot Melbourne ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-Tsara, sS Lee), 4 to 1, won; Viperine, lol 4Pick- ens). to l, second; Stoner HilI. lOH GCherry). to l. third: Time. ElS A s-e tain Pearson, Uncle Henry, Royal Star. Red Thistle, Gallithea ran.
 Third race, mile and sixteenth--Red- wood II. 11o Helgersonl. z to 2. won Careless, 10s (Pickens), I to 1. third. Time, 1:4s. Casperdine. Shawana, At tilla, Eclectic. Wedgewood Monochord Florizel. Tinker ran. ...
 Fourth race. mile and quarter. La: to 1, won: Miss Alert, l0S lPickens). 13 to 5, second: Miss Lida, 10e (Aus- tin), to 1. third. Time. 2;o7 4-S wingting. Daily Dame I'anrnr ran, 1A. Huffman, 92 .(Martin). 1e to 1, won: Beatrice K... 1o7 (Taylorl. g to l, sec- opd; Boserrian. 100 (Pickens), to l, third. Time. 1;14 s-5. Bensonhurst, Benstrong. Harold D.. Belle Toone. Barnsdale, Husted. Naughty, Kohno-
 Sixth race. mile-Woolstone,, ,,s,, s7, vin.) IS to 1 second; Blaze OLight, S7. eButlero ' to third. ,in1s Time 1ld E1dnSiS SiS. Prince Silverwings, Camille. Small Lady, Warner Griswold. St. Noel ran
 Entries At LatOnln.
 First race, four and one-haf fur longs-snake Mary. The Bias. Leona Combs, Edna Motter, Blanch H. Inven- tress. Lady Flora, Miss Schrinding. Zira, C1oyne. Barbour Presente, 1lS. 100; Hyperbole, Vipsania, 105; Parting. waltz King Suardi' SSa GGld s,S Ruks. soEsr Gsn SoIlv M, Knight of Ivanhoe, no.
 Third fys Clear fqrl1ngs R1n s. Aurelius, 95: Parisian Model, 9S; AL bert Star. Judge Dundon, Gresham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

guine, scallop. 100; woodlane. ss; Mansfield. eS; George Considine, Rara Avis. The Dane, s7; Holiister, ss; Boas. Glorious Betsy, s4: Royal vane, ss
 Fourth race. handicap, mile and q quarter--Dr. Gardner, 12S; Philander, 1ls; First Mason, 11o; Angler. Ter; Red Friar, 10e; Gretna Green. 105: Maxnar. 104; Miss Crawford, St. Valentine. He- lena C.. 100; Banker, 9s: Bartender, s7; Yelours, 90.
 Fifth race, selling, mile and six teenth, on turf-von Tromp. 11s; Flip guessing, Water Dog, Thistle Dale, onanatas, Prince Chink. Shenandoah, 9S; Andrew Mack, 96; Clements, S9;
 Sixth race, mile and a furlong-Rip- rap, Howard g., Dick Finnell. Brother Thomas. 110;- -Perserverance, T. Knight, Tiffin, Ramrod. Coat of Arms, Ally Woods Bizzy Izzy, Mandate, Bob Ed gren. Jobstown, Io7; VIII Do. Remiss. Helen Porter. I0E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Charlie Frank seems to have run up against a snap yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03
INVINCIBLE KEITH
COULDN'T HIT LIT
 LIE ROCK MAN.
In Early Part of Game Visitors Con nected With Fisher Rt Their Pleasure.--PirateW Are Shut
 Out.

Shreveport. La.. July 2.-Inability to hit Keith to any extent was the cause of Shreveport's defeat today.
 Fisher was hit hard in the early part of the game. The game was a fast one. notwithstanding wet grounds. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Jack Higgins will give both of the games tomorrow, the first one called at 10:30 in the morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Exchange National Bank.

At a meeting of the Directors of this Bank. held today. semi-annual dividend of three per cent was declared on its Capital Stock, payable July l. 1So7.
 June 27, 1907. Sylvain Baum.
 --7t Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Perhaps if Dady Vaughn would take the badge of haSbeen champions of his aggregation they might play ball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Meridian is getting dangerously close to Mobile in the Cotton States as is Cleveland to Chicago in the American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03
NOTES FROM THE
 MINOR LEAGUES

.Jack" rnoney. the Toronto out deider. Is the star Of the Eastern Teague at the present time. It Is said fh9t no fewer than five major league clubs are trying to purchase his re- lease
 In the Virginia League race the portsmouth club has worked from the hottom to the top. while Richmond has gone from first down to last place
 After playing great ball and leading the Three-I League for several weeks the Clinton team took a oad tumble to second division.
 Pitcher Big" Allen of the Tuscon team holds the honor of pitching the first nO-hit game in Arizona.
 Manager Ed Ransick of the Angus ia South Atlantic League team has resigned and Dick Crozier Is fin charge of the team.
 The Utica and Albany teams are the New York State League.
 Manager Jack Doyle is trying to strengthen his Milwaukee team. Jack has kept the Brewers" pretty well up in the race, but they are not strong enough for Minneapolis and Columbus.
 For wining five games out of seven fn one week Manager Clarkin of the Hartford, Conn, team gave his men slO0. and says he i'll gladly give up Inc hundred each week his team re- meats the tricM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Game called at 3:SO today to let the teams catch A train. Birmingham go- ing home for the Fourth and the locals going to Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Last game today.

zimmer umpired a better game yes terday than the day before and he showed that he can be firm when the occasion demands.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

After playing great ball and leading the Three-I League for several weeks fha Clinton team took a bad tumble to second division.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

e Southern League Nashville, 6; Atlanta, S.-First game Nashville. ?; Atlanta, o.--secon' game.
 Memphis. 9; New Orleans, o.
 (Forfeited.)
 Shreveport, Q; Little Rock
 Montgomery. 10: Birm tngham, 2. American League Boston, g.; Washington, 6. New York, &; Philadelphia, [. Detroit, 8; St. Louis, $.
 Cleveland, 4; Chicago, c. National League Brooklyn, 8; New York, g. Philadelphia 1; Boston, 2 Pittsburg, 4; St. Louis, 3.
 Chicago. s: Cincinnati, a South Atlantic League. Savannah, 0; Charleston, 8. Columbia, Il; Macon, 0. Augusta, 3; Jacksonville, 0. cetton states League Jackson, 8: Columbus, 1. Vicksburg. 2; Gulfport, O. Meridian, 4; Mobile, 1. American Assecihtion--- Toledo, 5; Indianapolis, 3. Kansas City, z; Milwaukee, l. St Paul, s; Minneapolis, 3.
 Louisville, [; Columbus. 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03
FLORIpA PINEAPPLEs.

ELONADA ... Ripe PinappIes 1Oes at YeIvertOn'S Palace Market.
 NO Fsazrt Square PN%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Pitcher Big" Allen of the Tuscon team holds the honor Of pitching the first nO-hit game in Arizona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Manager Ed Ransick of the Angus fla South Atlantic League team has resigned and Dick Crozier Is in charge Of the team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

New TheafO, No. 9 Court Square, Open Today at SGSO ?. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

The Utica and Albany teams are having a hard tdssle for the lead in the New York State League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Philadelphia. July 2-Boston defeat ed Philadelphia today by hitting Moren hard while Dorner held the locals safe 
 Scoro
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Chicago. July 2-Cincinnatis two errors and both of Coakley's passe! were followed by hits and gave the 10 calls today's game.
 Score.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03

Totals. .. .. ....3S 8 II 27 12 . sDuggan ran for Morse in second.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
The South Is Strong.

Wilmington, Specisi-Fifty lead
ing merchants, manufacturers, and
business men of this city telegraphed
Gov. Glenn of North Carolina, nov
in Atlanta, Ga, for the purpose Of
considering with the governors of
two other States railroad litigation in
the South, the following message
which he has been requested to read
at the meeting: "Southern crops
are plentiful and Southern CONNER
cial and industrial conditions never
intrinsically sounder. Agitation has
ruthlessly depressed values, causing
congestion and inability to move
crops with expedition. Restoration
OF confidence essential for the South
to reliZe full values for its great
products. We believe it is in the
power Of the conference to restos+
confidence in a great measure, by 5
equitable adjustment of the rate a.
troversy. The South can save the
situation by wise action at this june
ture. You are appealed to as pa
triots and statesmen who have deeply
at heart the well being of the whole
people.'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
2, TAR HEEL TOPICS
items Gathered from All Sections of the State y
'SGGSS GE@GSSeS<SEe@S<
Crazy Man Suicides.

Greens J2ro, Special.-Tuesday az
fs-... about 2:3O O'Clock one of the
n-s..rr5 in the county Jail
ie-c ~as horrifed upon passing the
ra. .E a fellow prisoner to see him
swinging by the neck from the top Of
biz . The horror-stricken man
gage q lusty yell which soon brought
t.4 a..or to the scene. He round
rrsa 1avestigation that the man who
raz ,a.nging from the cell was John
Naa.t- a demented white man, who
BAD b"cn placed in the Jail a few
dare a-o for safe-keeping until he
co.# be- taken to the asylum He was
lr.edly taken down and efforts made
70 rc-t=citate him, but it was useless.
T.a p vsirian who was summoned
stated tuat he had been dead at least
-.t IN hour when discovered. The
mean, ased by MOnett in taking him.
-a. fr1u this world were provided
b- r.r use Of his suspenders, which
le f.-teucd to the bunk near the top
rf r.e cell. He did not have room TO
srl.- clear and so determined was ne
g. depart from this world that he ac-
tla... drew his feet up under him in
ORDER that he might strangle. Monet
was brought here from his home near
Julian on last Friday night. 1t Is
-rt q # lie was at times wild and
duaanj to be violent, but he did not
~.. tie officers who went after him
an trouble. Since being put in jail
m had been heard to mutter that
:hor were not going to hang Old
Johnnie vet He was about 60 years
a. ar", and is survived by a wife and
two daughters. The body was taken
'o -.n undertaking establishment Of
I. Poole and prepared for burial. Ii
will be taken to Julian for inter
mont.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Two Postofice Clerks Removed.

Charlotte, Speeial-Messrs. II. Z.
Junker and n. III. Jones, night clerks
at the postoffice, were summarily sus-
pended Tuesday afternoon by Post
oIhce Inspector Barclay. This follow
ed the preliminary hearing Of Mr..
John B. Benton, who was bound over
by United States Commissioner Cobb
on the charge Of trifing with the
United States mail. The case of JIM
ker and Jones is in the hands Of
United States District Attorney Holt
on, Of Winston-Salem. No warrants
have as yet been issued for them and
it is not known what other steps will
be taken.
It was stated that the articles he is
was stated that the articles he is
charged with having taken will not
exceed $3.50. They consist of a car.
of coffee, a dollar watch, a razor and
a few other insignificant things His
bond was fixed at $3.50 and his trial
will probably be hele at the Decembe-
term of Federal Court The penalty
for such an offense is said to be a fine
and Imprisonment for not less than
three months. Jones and Junkcr
were suspended upon statements
made previously by Benton. Thoj
homes were searched and a numb"s
of small articles found, all of which
were alleged to have been taken from
the mails. The list consisted prin-
cipally of magazines. The defend
ants are all young men and none Of
, them have been employees Of the local
postoffice for any great length OF
time. Benton was chief night clerk
Wednesday afternoon it was learn
ed that District Attorney Holton, Of
Winston-Sslem, had tcle@raphed +
Charlotte, instructing the deputy mar
shall here to proceed with the ssrv-
ing Of the warrants in the case of
Jones and Junker.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Scottish Rite Union.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Special.--W :
many distinguished members of the
order here, the fall reunion of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
IF Free Masonry convened in the now
st. Joseph cathedral. All degrees
from the fourth to the thirty-second
inclusive. will be conferred, and larg
classes viii be instructed in the work.
The assembly will close WEDNESDAY
when candidates will be instructed in
.he mysteries Of the thirty-frst and
thirty-seeond degrees.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Mistrial In Damage Suit.

Statesville, Specialize damage
suit case Of Mrs. Lula Canup VS.. the
Southern Railway Company, in the
Federal Court, resulted in a mistrial
The case was given to the jury at II
e CLOCK Tuesday morning with three
issues as follows: First, was the
railroad guilty of negligence; second,
was the man guilty Of negligence; /;
third, what damage, if any7 The
jury disagreed on the first issue, and
after being out nearly seven hours
they reported their disagreement aud
a mistrial was ordered. Mr.. Canup
was killed by train about year ago
at crossing west Of Salisbury.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Drunken Man Shot.

Wadesboro, Special.-Friday night
about TO o'clock John Tucker, a
white man living near here, was shot
g-r the heart and the wound may
prove fatal. Tucker was drunk when
ne came up town and made the an
nouncement. His first story was that
lie received the ball at the street fair
doing business here now, but later
he declared that he was near the de-
pot when shot. He does not know
or has not told who shot him. He
went Immediately to DR.. Bennett s
Office. and after examination the doc
tor advised him to go to hospital
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Work on S. & W. Suspended.

Charlotte, Special-It will be a
matter cf some interest to people in
this section to know that the presi-
dent of the South and Western Rail
road, Mr.. George L. Crater, has is
sued an order that all heavy work on
this road be suspended until further
notice. The road which is being built
from the coal fields Of West Virginia,
to the Carolina Seaboard, has attract
ed wide attention in the South. The
tightness In the money market is as
signed as the reason for this order
emanating from the president Of the
road,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
ATTEMPT at Double Suicide.

sprinfeld, Mass, Specializing
in preearious condition from bullet
wounds near their hearts are .
couple who registered as 3. W. Ker-
wan and wife at the Highland Hotel
They were victims of a double shoot
ing ARRAY. 1t is learned that the
woman fred a shot at herself IN an
attempt at suicide. The man then
seized the revolver and shot himself.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Convention of Anglers.

New York, Special-With the OBJ
5ect of uniting more effectively for
tie preservation of the game fishes
OF America, call has been issued for
q convention of the anglers Of the
United States and Canada, to be held
at the American Museum of Natural
History in New York, beginning No
vember IL,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Charlotte, N. c., Produce Market.
Baltimore Produce Market.

Baaltiore. Nov. 4-Flour dull
changed. Wheat, very quiet; spT
-otrsct 103 IA to 1C3 12; Southern
BY sample 9s Corn quiet and easier
spot mixed 81 "a: No. 2 white 81 ga.
Oats easier: No. mixed So to
551-2. Rye easy; No 2Western do
nestle Or asked.
Butter firm. unchanged; fancy ini-
tation "a to IS; do creamery 80 to
81: do ladle % to %; store packed
1S to 20.
Eggs steady, unchanged, . to 70
Cheese firm, unchanged; large 16 3-S;
fats is 3-s; small 16 5-s.
Sugar unchanged; coarse granulat-
ed, $40; fine granulated $40.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
A Receiver For the Exposition.

Norfolk, Va, Special.-A receiver
ship for the Jamestown Exposition Is
asked for in q chaGsry suit brought
By the National Meter Company OF
New York against the exposition CEN
pany. A decree for reference to .
master has been entered. The opin-
ion IS expressed that his report viii
call for q receivers appointment.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Child Killed by Fall Into Well.

Winston-Salem, Special.-The two
year-old son of Jesse Templeton, who
resides near Wilkesboro, fell into a
well a few days ago and was killed
instantly An oileloth had been
spread over the well to keep out
leaves and trash The little boy left
the house unnoticed and attempted to
run across the oil cloth. He
screamed as he started down and
workmen saw him disappear.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Municipal League Convention.

Philadelphia, Pa, Special-A high
" attretive programme, has been ont
lined by Secretary Clinton Rogers
Woodruff, Of this city, for the COM
ing joint convention of the National
Municipal League and American Civ
ie Association, which will be held in
Providence, beginning November 10.
Secretary Charles J. Bonaparte is
president of the convention
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Railroad Bonds Garry in Transylva-
mia County.

Brevard, Special-Returns from
Transylvania county show that out of
a total registration of approzimate-
II LOGO at least 675 have voted for
bonds for the trans-continental rail
road, giving al majority of 300 for
bonds and as returns from some of
tie precincts are incomplete, it is
probable that this majority will be
increased.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07

note credits and Is the reserves re-
auirsd for boih ferns Of eerdiis,
should be the same. there could have
been 10 ehange whatever N the stima-
ton. The bank debt II the same. the
amount Of the reserve Il the same. II
has been only q matter OF book-ksep-
ing. An issue Of eurrent credit a6e-
auate 10 meet the requirements OF
trade and currently redeemed II
gold coin Is . principle followed b.
every civilized country IN the world
except our own.
Worlds Banking Power.
"Aark this: The banking power
t.-s Na4tsa 1,@-s~ - 1..sy s..
s'out 10000, ,000 and now ex
Ids $4,000. Goa. .1o0-or equal t.
entire banking power of th
orld in 1900, which Mulhall place,
s15.ss5, ,0C00o0. Today the bank
g power Of the entire world, or,
Il of the United States is only 81
, 100000, and of this amount 2
r cent. or more than $4,000, ,000.01
= cashiers checks or curren.
It's. That is. credit currency
vet while TIE United States ha.
-~-~n-e~ths of she banking power
Of the entire world, it has not on'
single dollar of current bank credit
although the other four-sevenths ol
The worlds banking power has tn,
advantage of s4.o00.0o0, 900 eurreE-
credits or credit currency.
"On the same basis we are en
titled to have $3,000,000.000 of eur
rent credit or credit c,lrrencv.
"If this principle were broadl
adopted in this country as it should
be, our bank reserves might be in
,reased by an average Of 992 pc
.ent. to about 90 per cent. and on,
banking liabilities remain practical
y the same.
The Cashiers Check.
"Can any one give single reason
Why we should use a check book for
redits to order and not use a cur
-ent credit Of the same bank upo'
| which to draw our checks Is no
the cashiers check just as good a
'ur check upon the same banlS in
Iced far better-when protected--a
t should be bv a guarantee fund de
| ,osited with the United States gov
arnment, many more times ample t.
insure its redemption in gold coin.
"If the banking institutions Of tn
country could exchange $1,0O0,00O,
| } of cashiers checks for $1,000,
| 10000 Of reserve money now float
7g around in the mines, wheat. cor
nd cotton fields and this $l,000,00C,
| 90 were added to the 81 ,000,000,00
the banks on July Est, 1907, on
>anks Liabilities woald be Increase
My about per cent. while our re
erve would be increased 100 pc
MT; it would be 20 per cent. am
lis end alone is sufficient to justif,,
ae adoption Of the principle Of cur
rent credits in this country"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
II Is CHARGED that New York City

It is charged that New fofK Cits
couldn't get up an cid Homecoming
week If It tried, as nearly all grown
up folks were born somewhere else.
sneers the st. Louis Globe-Democraf.
New York should try carpetpag-
gers jubilee.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Awful Crime in Thomasville.

High Point, Special-One of the
most diabolical crimes in the history
Of the State was perpetrated at
Thomasville, the particulars of which
have just been learned here by the
bringing Of the little girl here on tie
afternoon train. The facts in the
case are about as follows: The l.
vcar-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
Fields, Of this place, was visiting the
family Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shoaf,
relatives of the Fields, at Thomas
vile. and while under the influence
Of morphine and whiskey, they un-
mcrcifully beat the little girl and
when found she was almost dead She
was found wrapped up in a tow-sack
with the left arm broken, the skull
crushed in and bleeding at the nose
and mouth. Her right leg and left
foot were badly bruised also, besides
other bruises on the body. When
the dGstarlly crime was learned in
Thomasvill, correspondent
learns that there were serious threats
Of lynching, but it was averted.
Both parties were arrested and plac-
ed under bonds in the sum Of $500
each. The little girl was brought 70
her home here, and great crowds
gathered around to look and listen
to the awful story, and there are
many muttering of what should have
been done to such people as the fends
who would so numerically treat a
child.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
ASOLU1ION OFFERED
A Plan For a System of Credit
Currency Outlined
A SCHEME TO OBylATE PANICS

permanent Relief From the Monetary
stringe1cy, Declares the Chairman
Of the Banking and Currency Com
mittse of the House, Can BE OBJ
tanned Only by That Enactment
BE Points Out the Cause Of the
Present stringency and Outlines
the Real Situation.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07
Brakeman Leonard Released on Raw.

Greensboro, Special. - Wednesday
morning the mother of Fl. C.. Leonard,
the brakeman who was arrested for
having caused the wreck at Rudd by
negligence and placed upder $1,000
bond for his appearance, arrived ia
the city and signed the bond for her
sons appearance at the next term of
Superior Court. Then they returned
TO their home at Lexington.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-11-07

Prevailing Prices of Cotton,
Graia and Produce
Charlotte, N. c., Cotton Market.

These figures represent the prices
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-06-04
Small Talks

CLEGHoRN-Honoulu OF many
passenger
on trip.
LINCOLN thing Congress ought
revise
Kiy might up against
the license proposition
LONDON going building
WILT al of two
consider the Club added
Honolulu
GOVERNOR ATEINsoNwh opening
o watch Hlo
CONGRESSMAN spirit the
leading planters the small
goods Mr. Wall to buy them
be practically completed by the end of the year.
question, which
sporadic, the basis study.
sEARLEwi mainsai ovrhaing, Helene will
of
considering legislation
CONGRESSMAN
possible
coNKLING-I
the don't
anybody
buy them9
glad get country
$ pound all chickens
luxury
mind beautiful
apparently, off the heat
anything their the orpheum audience Those fellows
Glad
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-06-04
The Spirit Of San Francisco
Union Labor Circular.
DO 1T NOW f!
Union Labor Circular,

DO 1T NOW!
TIE UP THE TOW N!
Let that be your Farley Phelan and the Furies
Guns Briste. Gunsa Scabs Scabb Gunners
Janio
Misery Misery. This
Where if you servet the Scabs
You the Scabs if work ALL
Tie d hardt to do
You miserable when miserable. Don't Ride
10
Soldiers Police, miserable with misery you
you
o tie it