davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Graham guardian., 1908-11-27

considers the high freight on flour,
to make all the -four needed for
home consumption right here in
the Valley, and keep all the money
now paid for bringing in -four
from outside sources in circulation
among the people of the Valley.
This can be done, and the way to
do it, is tor the farmer to start in
right now and plant larger
acreage to wheat and look after it
as he should do, that ne may make
q large and successful crop. In
this way the mills can be kept IN
operation, and the only way in
which -four mills can be made to
pay, is to keep the machinery go
ing steadily twenty-four hours in
the day.
The stock of all the mills in this
Valley is owned by local people
who are willing TO do everything
IN their power. financially and
otherwise, to make this Valley sue.
cessful, but they need the help of
the farmer, and the farmer needs
them.
1t would seem then that the
farmer should wake up and be
alive to his own interests; to plant
something else besides alfalfa,
which needs so little care, and pre-
pare his land to grow wheat and
corn, as we'll as barley. When he
does this be will be sure to take a
greater interest in his work. He
will also take more advantage Of
the improvements in farm machin-
cry, and in the end be will become
more prosperous and the Valley
will be SO much better, that there
will be no more room for com
plant and capital will be willing
to invest, as 1t always does, when
a return on investment is sure to
come. This IS the way to make
our beautiful Valley the most sue
cessfu and the best place in Ari-
zona to live in.
Graham guardian., 1908-11-27

A salve good for anything where
salve can be used-thats De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t cleanses thoroughly,
keeps the pores open and heals
quickly. 1t is good for anything
where a salve is needed. 1t cools
and soothes and is especially good
for piles. We sell and recommend
it. Sold by Warmers New Drug
Store.
Graham guardian., 1908-11-27
NOVEMBER 27. 1908.
INSUFFICIENT WHEAT PRO.
DUCTION

The fact that the Valley Milling
Co. will be unable TO keep its mil
in continuous operation during The
next few months, owing to the in
sufficient supply OF wheat g'owl
in the Gila Valley, has led to al
Investigation Of reasons why thu
farmer does not pay more atten
tion to the raising of produc
that is as successfully grown here
as IN the great wheat belts of The
northwest
Years ago when the Gila Valley
was first settled and it became ap
parent to those who secured land
that the soil was rich and that
proper irrigation would make the
Valley one of the most fertile in the
land, the growing of wheat was one
of the first thoughts of the pioneer
farmer. And when the crops were
in, the question Of establishing "a
mill or mills in which to grind the
the wheat for -four became most
important one.
The fact that wheat could be
grown in the ella Valley success
fully, and that the grade Of wheat
raised made the best of -four, was
the principal reason for the organi-
cation of companies to construct
-four mills in the Valley.
Twenty-Five years ago, the SAT-
ford mill, now owned and operated
by the Valley Milling Co, was
built. This mill has been in con-
tinuous operation during all this
time, but generally has proved to
be a financial loss to the operators,
not because of inadequate machiu-
cry or of expert knowledge in the
grinding of wheat into the best
flour, but because of the lack of at
tention by the farmers to a pro
duct that could be planted and
grown successfully. The farmers
have always failed IN their duty as
wheat growers owing to the great
er attention paid to the growing of
alfalfa, and this fact, more than to
anything else, has been the princi-
pal reason for the failures of the
mills IN the ella Valley.
Some eight years ago a mill was
erected at Solomonville through
the efforts of an organized com
pany, and at cost of $4,000,
The insufficient supply of wheat
for this mill made the project a
failure and the stockholders lost
all their money put up for the
building and operation of the mill.
For the past three years the Solo.
monville mill has been owned by
the Valley Milling Co., but its op.
eration has never paid for the want
of sufficient wheat TO keep the ma
cbinery going.
The mill at Thatcher was erected
ten years ago by Layton, Alfred
l. Co. This company, composed
of thorough business men and men
capable Of making any business a
success, finally succumbed to the
inevitable after operating for sew
eral years, the owners suffering a
heavy loss. Later, the mill was
sold to valley farmers and oper-
ated on the cooperative plan for
about one year. Its operation as
cooperative plant proved heavy
financial loss to the stockholders.
At the present time the Thatcher
mill is being operated by Oscar
Webster.
At Thomas, some ten years ago,
a mill was put up by local people.
This mill operates like the other
Valley mills, when there is wheat
to grind. 1t could be made a sue
cess and operate full time if better
and larger wheat crops were
grown.
The Campbell mill iu Stafford
was erected ten years ago and was
k
Graham guardian., 1908-11-27

Some goods absolutely pure and others SOL
WlCO package of goods stands for absolute purity
these goods only absolutely pure but the BEST
GOODS You can get SOLWlCO SPICES at your Grocers
it will call for them and getting them. The
goods will speak for themselves and should you be in any
dssated just call your Grocer for your money back
1t will be refunded without question. Your Grocer loses
nothing The manufacturer the who stands for this
Next time you need spices call for SOLWCO BRAND they
cost and much better than many other brands
which sold for pure goods
Graham guardian., 1908-11-27
New Land Deals by The
:. Graham County Real Estate Company. -.

Eighty-four acres of the
best land in the Gila Valley
with s shares of Montezuma
water for $1,000. $4,000
cash. balance on time, on
easy terms.
A good chance for a good
blacksmith to come to SAT-
ford. A shop and two
forges and stock of mater
ial all on hand, and a good
trade established. All for
$4,000. ready to 60 right to
work. A bargain for good
blacksmith.
A nice little brick house,
large rooms and land, for
$4,000, in Stafford, for sale.
Four lots on K street for
5000. Above the ditch.
Four acres of land with
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28
MIR. Fallieresy el Gear


Nueva York, martes.-Mr. Fallieres, Ell
presidente de la Rep1blica Francesa Vlsltara al
Gar, en- Reval
A esta entrevista sc le concede una gran
importancia en- el mundo dplomatico
Mr.. Fallieres no ira San Petersburgo no
S,bstante 10 que han afrmado algunos d1ar1os
TuSOS.
FL Times, de Londres concede una gran
lmDortancia la entrevista de Real.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28
a bombardear
Puerto CabeI1o
La decision b6lica de Holanda

Nue0a York; martes -Creese que ell cru
cero "Gelderland" lleve instrucciones de bonn
bardear Puerto Cabelo ST el presidente
Castro insiste en- actitud de no dar las expli-
caciones que lie demanda 81 gobierno holandes
En- Puerto Cabello empieza cundir la
alarma.
La plaza esta en- condolences de resistir IN
bombardeo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28
I'm CrucerO 4
Puerto CabeIIo
A sostener las reclamaciones

Nueva York, martes-Ha salido para Puerto
|Cabello ell crucero "Gelderland," de la marina de
guerra holandesa para apoyar las reclamaciones
del gobierno de La Haya.
FL gobierno holandes esta dispuesto pro-
ceder con la energia que el case demanda, para
no dejar impune el atropelo contra su repre-
ISentante en- Caracas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28
DBSDB PONCE
LAS F1EsTAs DEL vEINTIcINco
En- ell Hip6drOm0

Con bastante regocijo entusias-
mo Sc celebraron los festivales con
que habia de conmemorarse la mag
ma fecha del Is de Julio de 1893.
FL programa fue cumplido helmen-
te Y bien merece la comis ion de fes
tejos-Honorable Alcalde. Vivas Val.
divieso. Porrata Doria, Valdivieso-
much y sinceros aplausos.
El Gobernador de Puerto Rico es-
taba en- Ponce desde la tarde anterior
y fue obsequiado con una comida en-
el Hotel Frances, por sus amigos.
Ell resumen de las festas es este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28
SerMeio Especial del boIet1n MePcanll
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Mr.. Bacon Wiene
a Puerto Rico
Las propiedades de la iglesia

Nueva York. martes.-Sabese ohclaimente
o.e el Subsecretario de Estado Mr.. Bacon sal
drs nara Puerto Rico comisionado para revisar
dos pletos sostenjdos entre la Iglesia y ell Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico.
FL pobernador Post ha estado de acuerdo en-
la convenience de que ell Subsecretario Bacon,
saueda estudiar esos asuntos aQui
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28

Contra ell gobierno de Venezuela

Nueva York, martes s-Comunican de La
Haya que Ell gobierno de Holanda exigira una
reparac10n al presdente Castro por la expul-
sion del minstro holandes en- Caracas
La actitud del gobierno de Venezuela ha
gevantado en- Hoanda protesta formidable,
el pueblo en- una gran man1testaclon ha ped1
do al gobierno que exija explicaciones amplias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28

Reserva del ,presidente Roosevelt

Nueva York martes-El pres1dente Roo
sevelt Sc ha mostrado reservadisimo al hablar
del contlicto venezolanoholandes sin dar expli-
caciones de ningun genera sobre Ia afirmaci0n
que sc hlciera en- este case de Ia doctrina de
Monroe, dada la tirantez exstente entire Cara
cas- Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28
Bnpic1an las carrcras;

Primera tanda, go metros J 50 do
liars de premio. Corren Cometa, Bru-
tito 80 Westland y Juan. Cana Co
meta" de E. Morales, llegando tras
81 Brutito 80. de ]. Serralles. Da TN
dividendo en- las Bancas de 20 por
cicnto.
Segunda tanda, $50 metros y 50
dollars de premio. Corren Lucerito,
Westland, Mallorca Juan. Cana
:Mallorca" de 7. Oliver. tras este
llega Lucei ito. de Quifiones Cabe-
Judo. Dividendos: zs'por ciento y
SO por ciento.
Tercera tands, media milla ITO
dollars de premio. Corren racffco,
Perla de Aqua. Napoleon FL Tuer-
| to. Cana "Perls de Aqua" de N.
Quifiones y llega segundo ..Pacffco'
de L. Dasto. Divideados: IS por 100
y Is por 100.
Aqui Ell entusiasmo crece, las apues-
tas Sc suceden unas tras otras. las
Dancas adelantsn y en- todo hay ar
monfa.
Cuarta tanda, 1900 metros. 200 do
liars de p-emio. Hyperion, Ifbaro.
Jaundice, California, Fulano. Cana
/ Jibaro" del sindicato poncefio, lie
ga segundo "Luper6n" de V. Mendez.
Dlvidendos: 40 por 100 40 por 100.
Quinta tanda, media milla. Aoui
Sc disputa la copa Ponce" del apre-
clable amateur don jose Lacot. Co
rren Dulce, Miramar, Coqueta, Apuila,
Bottlenose. Cana la copa en- medic
de vitores "Aguila" del sindicato
poncefio. La copa queda en- Ponce.
Llega despues de Aguila "Miramar"
de don Tomas Gercfa. Dividendos:
rs por 100 y Is por 100.
Sexta y Ultima tanda. una milIa.
copa Post, perteneciente "Perla
Flna'. Corren Perla, Adoptivo, Re
lampago, Silver Wedding, Palma,
Mdslco, Semil, Jaundice. Cuando sa
len a la pista son recibidos con aplaus
SOS Empieza lloviznar. Llueve
abundantemente. Empieza la carre-
ra bajo del aqua. 'Perla Fina >
arranca coge Ia pista, vuela y :. vuel-
We trlunfar. Delirante ovacion. Lie.
garon segundo y tercero Adaptive"
de /. Garcia y Palma" del sindicato
de San Juan. Dividendos: $3.50 por
100 y $3.50 por 100
Han terminado las carreras. Sigue
lloviendo.
Actuaron como jurado, don Carlos
Cabrera. don V. Usera, don Jose La
cot. Juez de salida: Pedro Vivas
Valdivieso. Timers: Jose Romague--
ra y Lcdo. RAMIREZ Nadal.
POr la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28

Retreta en- la plaza de Las Delicias
por Ia banda de Bomberos, ilumina-
ci6n y fuegos de artihcio. Mucha
concurrencia
Function en- La Perla". La com
pafi(a puso en escena "El milagro de
la Vfrgen' Gran p1blico.
Bale suntuoso en- los salones del
Casino de Ponce. Distinguidas
damas y cabaileros asistieron al fes-
tival
I'll corresPonSak
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-28
.Por la maiiana

A las seis una banda de m1sica re-
lcorrio las GALES de la ciudad, tocan-
do la traditional diana, Y asi trayendo
la la memoria de los conciudadanos
! de Ponce el recuerdo del memorable
Ida.
A las nueve tuvo lugar la gran pa
rada del Cuerpo de Bomb beros aeon
pafIado de toda su oficialidad, su gran
banda que dirige Ell distin GU lido macs
tro don Domingo Cruz, y la Cruz
Roja.
Mr.. Post, que presencio ell deshle
desde los BALCONIES de la casa Ayunta
miento, elogio muchfsimo la discipli
ma y ell caracter de nuestros beneme
lritos, haciendolo constar al primer va
leroso Jefe, don Julio Rosich Alomar.
Mucho p1blico asistio este acto,
que felicito los bomberos.
Terminado, recorrio algunas GALES
de la cludad hasta llegar al Parque
de Bombas, donde Sc disolvi6 Mr..
Post y su colnitiva, en- automovil, fue-
ron q visitar Ell hermoso Hospital de
San Lucas.
A las diez Sc sirvi6 IN suntuoso
lunch en- los salones del City
Hall armonizado por Ia orquest4 y
en- honor de Mr.. Post
La concurrencia fue esplendida-
mente obsequ ada Brandy, empare-
lados, cerveza, champagne.
A las once media desharon los
amigos y c / Gobernador con elloS,
entire los cuales wmos 4 Mr., Gill,
Lcdo. Perea, Lcdo Sepdveda, Mr..
Ward, Mr.. Noble, Mr.. Zimmerman,
Mr. Otto, Moret, Gallard, Vivas Val
divieso, Siaca, Lcdo Casalduc Col
coechea, Lcdo. Ramirez Nadal, Sama-
lea Iglesias otros muchos mas Gu
yos nombres lamentamos omitir.
P0r la tarde
Cuando llegamos al Hip6dromo 4
as tres menos cuarto. aquello estaba
completamente | e o excursio-
nistas de la Isla y pdbljco poncefio
ocupaba las gradas, las sillas, Ia pc
louise en coches, automobiles, Y lo>
palcos que esta ban todos atestados de
damas gentilisimas de la aristocracia
poncefia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
UNCLE JOE SAYS NE Is TAGGED

You have branded iaker from ono end OF the
country the other"
The above remark said have been made by Speaker
Joseph C. Cannon Herman Rdder Of the Publishers assoc
citation,
Whether or not the remark was made the fact IS fact
Nj Cannon has been branded Aud the tact is also
fact that the time about ripe Tor this operation Cannon
is and has been a fake Tor good many years.
who affects homcspuu clothes and language IS not
necessarily homespun in his political morals Therein lies the
offending OF this Cannon lie has put profanity and
simple waistcoat and leaving both unbuoned poses a the
only truly good And while posing he acts the agent Of
the special lie packs committees 10 NIL good egs
aon lie the rules throttle the majority lie sets
himself against the will OF the country aud against the recon-
endatoas OF the president aud carry out his will
any
Laws for the protection Of the forests and the public do
condemned by Cannon without hearing There
railroads and land thieves Who the LAWS
unchanged Laws Tor the protection of child labor
demned by Cannon and tho,iled without hearings IN his
packed judiciary There coal IN Penn
sylvan aud mills New England aud the south which
wish 90 coming child life into dividends Amendments
the law killed by the slew process OF strauguaou
There all kinds OF trusts which prefer take their chances
with laws rather than open their books aud accounts
proper inspection
Bills for parcels post and ior postal savings bank, arc
condemned eoncave OF tho committees because there
big mail order houses which DO the aud big
private banking interests which do the other bill
for the removal OF the tariff wood pulp aud pulp wood
arbitrarily held up in the ways and committee because
forsooh Cannon Is the recognized protector o all the comb
nation Of allied which have been i1sered by the pro-
tectve tariff and which unite pcrpeluac this form Of special
class legislation
In not particular docs Cannon epresen, the people
Not in his aiectation OF vulgarywhch the great
majority Of the people Of the United disgusting
Is his taxing and hypocrisy Not ia solitary instance
Mr. Cannon his friends point single piece OF legislation
in the peoples interest, which A this 20
congress claim authorship the credit OF support On
the other hand his record opponent OF good legislation
overwhelming a landslide
Such a man-exploited "oi tho type OF Lincoln and
peoples manis the sheercst. fake. And II Her
Ridder has got Cannon tagged he deserve OF
thanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
THE CALL FOR MEN

The head 81 large commercial establishment saws that
the bunders and mistakes OF its employees $4,000 year
TO notwithstanding his vigilance aud that
though hundreds OF thousands OF 81 employment
yet before hard get good empoyc Tor almost
any position today
The great cry since the world began. is Give a
The sCarcest thing in the world IS a man-a who can
accomplish something OF force, Of concentrated
who has definite purpose and knows how
fling MS lie it with all the weight OF hts being Such
IS needed in every calling
Il have two hundred millions in my Golfers said Nspo-
Icon but would give them all for Marshal Ney lie wanted
a
The world wants men who can produce results pos
sessing tact. practical ability and executive force
The times demand who are well balanced and not
cursed with inherent defect moral weakness which
erppes their usefulness and neuralzes all their power
The call IS for who do take hall views Of things
Of common who trained all overwlose
hands deft whose eyes alert and microscopic whose
brains keen and we'll developed hearts are stout
enough Tor any task.
Never did the world call more loudly for with force
energy and purpose than today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

through books and plays aud max
TINS. that The woman should b. COS
and reluctant and the man bold aud
daring
Then when ahe t0mca tD "a mHr
flaRsable age the mau fOfErts 10 de-
the slf Roland nct aud press her
f1r 40 answer on Blended knee She
10 disappointed
A little common sense would rem
eds all this The woman has as
much 81 stake Ia getting married as
hs msn ia fact e little more. be-
cause she la o. BE- The mother. the
hnmeke0psf. while he chu fare
forth IN quest Of entertainment
should her society bore bin
20 the Wise glr o. the one who
f0reeta old saws aud epp1beok MAJ
inns aud sets out b. marry the man
she wants
She will make herself attractive
TO BIN in every way she eau II be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
HELEN sowg.
ts.ar Special ssrviss.l

WILMINGTON. May it.-Lit
tie Helen Bowe. Just y. Is starting
out on the longest trip that any
little Girl ever took alone
She ~ going away out to Pnta.
gOnia. Ariz.. 60 visit her uncle. VIM.
Powers, a mining man of means
Patagonia is Just hamlet OF 50
rough miners. when they are all at
home
Her only companion on the trip
will be her green carpet bag but
Helen Is not the tinieat bit afraid
She has already travelled 90 900
miles alone IN her short life. aud
she doesn't go tagged. either-not a
bit OF H.
WheH in doubt she Just hands the
porter 80 cents and then she finds
out everything she wants 10 know
When meal time comes she Is
about the first one in the dining car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
IGTTE}G
NJ parIloN

# he has no reason 10 suppose
that fuu cate aus more TOT MN
than Fou 80 for am other set 81
nAHrullne attributes Who on EARN
.houid be ask YOU fo marry HIM
To be- sure. sou need not - oui
81 Yunr way uf jump nrf any 81
the five barred gates Hrf up bf con
Reaiian a. the matrimonial Hteepis-
chase tu show your preference. bat
there ~ no need at assuming tho
attitude OF naughty Indifference.
Girls are Handicapped anyway 10
affairs at loFr and marriage
II n rri loves man ana thinAH
he in the only one who could make
her perfectly happy Why should
she not show her pleasure ih hla
company that H. within the bounds
nf good taste aud derofumf
The naYollaia Of earlY England
will have lot Ca ansN - Tor when
a final balance To- struck They
were the ones who set up this false
standard ct mock modeaty aud
American writer's followed IA Their
footsteps
II II too much 20 expect of a
gifl that. after being brought up 90
= mental diet Of shrinking her0lnes
aud Wildly pleading l0vern Hh"
should suddenly strike of the
sharhiea 81 coayentionaiiiy aha -
natural
she Is taught from the cradle A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

hsn = hobby size vill h,.
asoat II aad help sgness,,, 81 q
lin On bis wsft p.'hlls vi
hbs Niil briehlsa Al M.
AHd sometimes Hhen h. ~ s.ppfoaeA
suddenly he vlll flna -, - i,i.l. A. hst
him a little wimlullg ss1s'saE =
never seem 10 be bored i ~ IA
PAM aud without absila = I 80. 'o'a
81 her somaaly modeas ia pa q
convey The fact that IL Co., - I'll
other men 10 her eatlwsil,. ~ II
Aud when he tells h, -
l97es her she viii haze a. s nay =
70 tell him brsyely thar ~ ~ =
MIN ~ return and that .hs 4 o's
and hhpps n be bic che. ptet
oni alI the world Of aae ''es
The dng Of the ahnakln,
away girl has passed ana 4. '.s
eIn maid j. one Who rsa,.l.s. -
after happiness. determines !. =
whole lie sith an me u.s !, !. :
Der woman nature fulfilled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
BYE. ". SHAEFER

HAT yoa prepared DR. tuaarr Adef
No tsfe fuHur.. Adolf uuiY
Dad Brighten miamde liability
Fuoi Heddmr . =
@NaY be tout. Fl ! tot caalt write
"o can write. sfite oIIEy nemember~
ufa ioaderY
oh lalftY shop. and id
~Dumhead' write palltEna
nnaerautHr7
Nod ktvtte ~ polfrea nod Tor nc but Tor deaf
"uVa undertake. nod underwater ha Ia. ha
Hos Foult keo NE init deferred ain
Raider vou hat deferred paymeud le uentY am
dents Ven do I get Der bfinHipaif
Der hrfnfpat tHs payable matuFidf unless die"
In dot . yeasE-
yiah q
@fss "a WHY efcn IA In bozcss of dissolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

"A glrl ahould never let a man
know she cares for him before he
has aste her 10 be bis wife. u
lowers her IN his eyes
10 yon remember that old tulam
uf our dear. departed grandmother
dayng I have taken Il uut Of the
cedar chest and shaken the moth
balls out of ith folds ZOE the benefit
uf YOUNG sirla aho. perhaps. are
growing up iu is Hhud00
Never was more mistaken policy
framed by woman. What could ths
dear ladies' have been about "a the
good old days" which after all
were not patch on the days 80
modern womea are aselHg right
nov
The modsfn platform recognizes
ffanHneaa betNeen meh and WON.
gu, girla aud boYA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
COUNT AND COUNTESS
ts,sr Special ssrvie..l

NiENA. Mas 1.-THE Countess
Gltych. formerly Miss Eleanor Pat
tefson of ChicaEn. mas b. ablr to
secure divorce Ia America. bat
the chances Of her reEaiuing thu
custody ~ her child are small
The Wife IL almost oraEcd hy the
separation from the child. which
the eouut took With him when be
left her She charges that he has
necreted it and refuses her per
mission to are IL
The count atradiaAtly refuses to
see hla wife aEaln. for fear she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

aud can order from the menu just
like a rfpNnup
Heleua father IL rich carriage
maker aud hasn't Tins to travel
everywhere his daughter wants 20
81. So be Just gives her the money
and let's her 60 alone.
"On this trip. <aya Helen. Il
am going 10 stop of and 500 rein.
tlYes In Chicago and make another
stop IN ~ Paso. Tex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
COFFEE.

Why eat good butter
and drink poor tea and
coffee.
Your grocer returns your money
II YOU don't like Schilllnxa Best.
we pay him
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH

liut very stfaightlY walk
Just Ha the rules COMMITTEES says,
Wen talk, talk. TALK"
stock market sluggish Yep
Has quite = propensity % slug