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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

MN Hish Up in Annals Of Church
Are Down on Program for Ad-
: aresses and Interesting Time 10 Ex-
pected by Those In Charge Of the
program.

According to advices received by
the committee in charge of the Bap
list Encampment Buckroe b Oh will
be the Mecca this week and next
week OF Baptists throughout the en-
tire State Of Virginia.
The first annual encampment con
Quoted under the auspices of the Vir'
xinia Baptist Association will open
"Wednesday morning and the dele.
gates are expected to begin arriving
tomorrow. BY Wednesday 1t is estf.
mated that fully 200 visitors will he
at the resort to attend the conven.
tton and 1T Is contended that the sue.
cess OF the affair Is already assured.
The encampment will bring to
Buckroe the most prominent minis
tiers and speakers In the great de-
nommation from every section of the
Old Dominion. The program, which
was published In these columns last
Tuesday. contains the names OF the
leaders in the church rs speakers for
the week men high up In the annals
- Baptistism will he here to partici-
pate In and enjoy the weeks cncamp.
1o0t. which Is the first thing of It's
ktnd ever undertaken by the Baptists
IT Virginia
Pendlctnn Jones. ID. D..
4ha local pastor Of the general COM
1tt5ee On arrangements, has been
Ansy during the past several days
scempletiing the details for the en-
canpment- DR.. Jones is enthusiastic
Dver the proslssssnd is hopeful that
- f1o1 n at,eisSSass-&ill -peach
ss..eral thousand each day. as there
gro a number of Baptists in Hamp-
ton. Newport News, Phoebus and the
surrounding towns on the Virginia
Peninsula
The most attractive part OF uhc
weeks encampment will be the social
features introduced by which II Is
PROPOSED to make the members from
I the state better known TO each other
Almost every kind of good and limo
cent amusement will be here for the
visitors. Fishing. boating bathing.
music and in fact most everything OF
interest to the delegates can be had
u Buckroc,
While many Of the visitors Will be
taken care OF in tents the reserva-
tons at the hotel have been large
and all the indications point to huge
success. GUW1tSr d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
REE,.W. B. HENDERSON, 70
FlNISH HIS WORK TO-DAY
Psssor Of Church Of Christ Announces
- His Farewell Subjects, "Ths
Winning way" and "Faee to Fses."

Rev. w. h. Henderson,. who has &C
cepted a call to the Church Of Christ
in Martinsvillc. and who expects 10
devote much of his time in the fn'
ture to evangclistic work. will com
plste this work as pastor Of the Hamp
ton Church Of Christ tonight MI
Henderson, has announced as his sub
jects for the last Sunday here Tho
Winning Way" this morning, and
Face to- Face" tonight He viii
probably bc listened 10 by large con
krcgatious-
"Wednesday n"rning. accompanied
BY his family. Mr.. HcTicrshot viii
leave for the North. w-hc-e he VII
take a rest and on July Il he will
20 to- MartinSviIlc to begin his work
thrre.
Mr.. Hend, rshot came 10 Hampton
about ~ months az" and he has done
. nne work He Is a young minister
q considerable promise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

man and was in the act OF taking
his seat when he los, his balance and
tnTt leo iato III water. The drown
ing Occurred only a short distance out
from Hampton wharf and was wit
messed BY namhrr of watermen. who
hurriedl, went to Brooks rescue. but
Arrived ,,Irr the man had disappear
ed under the surface OF the water.
Brooks father was drowned near
0e place OF III" accident yesterday
abeut twelve years ago.
The body Of Brooks. who was bet
ter known Is ",'roaktr." was turned
over TO I'rdrriik"r r. e. Hall IL Son
and bur,rI in the pott,r rs leld.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
HENRY BROOKS, NEGRO
BROWNS IN HAMPTON CREEK
Men Had on Good load Of Whiskey
and Was UnshIe 10 Swim when
Ne Fell from Canoe

Henry Rr"okS. negro about e
years old. fen from canoe into
Hampton cr~k Al O'Clock ycSicr.
day afternoon and was drowned b~'
fore assistance coa'd reach him. The
body zas recovered a few minutes lat.
81 bv several white mcB by the U.s.
OF oyster tongs. bu, the man vas dead
s<hen ssh;ed oa;. DT. ]. Wilton Hope
sfo-mp'.d 10 revive the man. bn a:
ter working for sow time gave the
bsss,e No.
Brooks bad been drinking heavily
I'D THIS TACT prchs5iy cost him his
Ne We % INTO the ror boa, fsou'
: scbsos>f owned by Captain Lima
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
BACK FRbM CHICAGO.
Postmaster iasssy Libbey, a Littl.
Tired, but Full Of Enthusiasm.

A little tired and worn out from
the long trip and the strenuous times
he spent while in Chicago, Postmas-
Der Harry Libbey arrived home yes
terday from the Republican National
Convention. Mr.. Libbey has been at
tending conventions OF his party for
IL years ad while In Chicago he re
newed acluaintanceship with num-
Der of his former colleagues IN Con
gress as well as those who attended
the convention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

Mrs, I. y. Jones. Of Norfolk. ana
Mrs. Matte Cosby, OF Suffolk, are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. |. I. Jones,
In North King street.
Mr. Hugh s Woods Will leave TO-
day for Baltimore, where he Will
enter Johns Hopkins hospital to under
go Treatment for his eyes.
Mrs. Eugene Irwin returned yester-
day from charlottesville whore she
attended the finals at the UniVcr-
sfty of Virginia.
Miss Mildred Thompson. In Linden
avenue. has left for visit OF sew
efal weeks with friends In the East
ern Shore of Virginia.
Rev. Calvin Cumming, Hho Is visit
ing his Sister Mrs. J. II. Haw, in
Armistead avenue. will preach to the
CONGREGATION of the Presbyterian
church TODAY This afternoon Mr..
Cumming will preach in the Phoebus
Prcsbyter chapel
Mr.. GeorHr Srmpic. of Philadelphia.
Is visiting his father. Major Edward
A. Semple. in North King street.
Mrs. Robcrt Snckrr and son. OF
Washington. ar" the guests Of Captain
and Mrs. jesse s Jones, In Carey
street.
MIR. |. NJ. Seymour left last even
ing for Raltmor" and will return
On Tuesday with Mrs. Seymour. who
has been visiting friends in the City
of Monuments for several weeks.
Miss Lillian Montgomery, OF Wash
ington. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. T..
A. Semple, in Nar,h King street.
MIR. and Mrs. c. y. Parker have
returned from an extended visit IN
the South. Including Atlanta. Ga. Sa
vannah, Ga. Montgomery. Ala. and
Memphis, Tenn
DIR. Frank W Shield. the assistant
county treasure. Is back from a visit
to Roanoke and Salt,illc.
Mr.. Percy X Ashhy. Of Newport
News, avenue. accompanied by his
friend and clasSmar". Mr.. William
Glenn. Of New York city. arrived
home this morning from the tniver-
sity of Virginia MIR. Glenn will be
the guest Of Nj Ashby for a week
or ten days bcfor' returning to his
home in New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Campjnc At 6uckroe.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar White and the
Misses Marian White, Lola White and
ken up camp at BuckrOe Bach
where they will spend the summer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Jovnes-Waiiace.

A license to marry was issued yes
terday by Clerk of the Courts ii. II
Holt to Mr.. Robert Taylor Jones anc
Miss Bomnia Wallace. of Fox Hill
The wedding will take place today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

Take your prescriptions to Huli's
Cut Rate drug store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

II acre truck farm for rent; all in
growing vegetables, Possession At
once. NJ. o. LACKEY. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

SEE Hulrs Cut Rate Drug store
about Al ,5S4 cigars. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Wines and Liquors

I belong to the lost tribe that
strayed away from Dublin before
Moses sailed on the Red Sea I'm =
nr,ce cutter. I'm . money maker; I'm
the one that sells all straight Wits
k,c. retail at Wholesale prices. The
following high grade 10c Whistles J
ALL Sr Be Q drink: Paul Jones Pure
rive sherwood Rye Whisky. Carroil
snr,nRs. pure Maryland Rye Whiskey'
p.rkvood Rye Whiskey. All o. the
above named Whistles are strsctiy
MIA: srade; watch my prices II you
s.re heat me II you can Whistles
IN bum Ut following prices:
Old Nick Pure Rye. y pt- sse
saJlca ............-.... ...-.Ss'vS
Ieousrd's Favorite, y pt, Soc;
~>Ilon ..... ............Ss-Vs
unntefs Baltimore Rye. y pe-
&c. gallon ....-...........' WV
u.ryi.nd Club. Y pt- &c: gal
Ion .......-...- -
Pal Jones Pure Rye. y pt- "e;~
saIlou .........--.. ....''''S
Gar A. Rye. gallon ..-.......-.ssw
Moss Rose. gallon .....:......-'ss - Az
IsrSxood Pure Rye. gallon ...:t9@
Jefferson Pure Rye. gs''on ...'s -
vrntucky bourbon. gallon ....-.tw
r,ruhlc stamp Gin. gallon 1870
The scalosine brands Of California
uy,.c. Port, sherry. Ca'awba, Cis-'
", Rlackterry. Ut &c per ae: per
pr,Sc Of North Carolina, Z years
old. gallon ......'-'''-'''-'s,Sn
wsmmctn. per gallon ..........sm
c..roJ, Springs. gsIloe ........'s.sy
xyxx BAKER RE. ssiica .......ss'S
N.LEoNARD'S
ssrvss srs asss's Hss.s
= AND - aEuGN sc
psssssA W.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

$25O0 to loan at per cent. M. O.
LACKEY. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
WEEPING WILLOW FALLS.
Historic Tree in St. Johns Church
Yard Gave Way YESTERDAY.

The historic weeping willow tree,
just At the wcS "ntranC" Of old st.
Johns Episcopal church. gave way
and fell to the ground shortly after
6 O'Clock last evening, The tree
was rotten at the root ami the crash
came when ther" was absolutely no
wind blowing. tn" fact tina: the
weeping willow has collapsed will be
a source Of deep rg"t 10 everyone
in Hampton. as thor" are few prst
tier spots on tn, Peninsula than the
weeping willows NJ this famous old
church yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

FOR SALE-2 LARGE. YOUNG
mules; 2 large work horses; fresh.
young milch cows: l second hand.
double dairy wagon: | second hand,
two seat surry carriage. J. WI
ROWE, Hampton, Va. 6lElw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE. FRESH
cows. Also about 1000 pounds
country hams, breakfast bacon aud
lard. Address CHAS. SEYTER.
Box 1853, PhOebus Va. 5-26-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

Mrs. Eugcnr Irwin returned yester-
day from charlottesville, where she
attended III" finals at the UniVcr-
sfty of Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

Mr.. Hugh 5. Woods will leave to-
day for Baltimore, where he viii
enter Johns Hopkins hospital to under
go Treatment for his eyes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Matters Personal !:
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. |. y. Jones'. Of Norfolk. ana
Mrs. Matte Cosby, of Suffolk, are
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. |. L. Jones
In North King street,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

Miss Millr,rl Thompson. In Linden
avenue. has left for a visit OF sew
efal weeks with friends In the East
ern Shore of Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

DIR. Frank W Shield the assistant
county treasur' is back from visit
In Roanoke and Salt,illc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21
ACCOMPLIS HING WELL AND
HONESTLY

II could bring themselves to the belief that is
dependent upon how much but upon how well aud hon
esty they accomplish there would be disappointment
less ess strife and opportunity for the nobe side Of
human nature 70 assert itself
After ALL what do gain when have srven dshon-
estlyP
A CLEAN Of gold which is only long hold
1t from others who striving schemng have from
And what do We losep
glow OF purer gold which should iuminc only
lives but the lives Of those around and shine long after
gone
There of practical fact in this than always
realize
Name il you can. hadozen rich in all the centuries
preceding the nineteenth whom the world has cared to
membcrl
rich man seems mighty big to our day but in the
long this world he Is very small potatoes
But you have trouble recalling Columbus, Newton,
Raphael Milton Shakespeare.
These wrought little for themselves but accomplished well
and honestly for humanity.
And will il continue through the centuries TO come The
mionaes and maguaes OF today will give place in the last
ing record OF this age perhaps unknown minds
occupied with higher things than money and its making
They have their time and paeethese princes OF the pocket
book They put OF what they have accumulated
high because the worlds standard OF right living the
doing OF good So in spite OF their wealth. they slaves
the mind OF tho mass
As certain proportion OF any development depends the
many OF these great fortunes employed uplifting
and upbudng the and the sciences and in promoting
dustry that honest and life giving This their chief good
Opposed it is their chief harnthe breeding OF desire
for wealth and luxury which be satisfied In this human
marsh flourish the red weed Of anarchy and caow bloom
discomfort.
Up the hsdes where the air clear and pure the
sky uncoudcd the trim little farms and homes 81 tho
fedthose in accomplishing we'll and honestly There
dwell the and who have learned the great
lime lesson Of simplicity OF simple desires simple
OF iufillmcut
1t from the windows Of these houses that good shine
steadiasy by night Therein the fixed Of this small
universe within greater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21

bs hetween 80 and 900 mllsa just
that faF and no farther Whether Il
be EAST. weat. north OF south will be
loft % the wind Jnat nova q is ~
y. W. but the sind Il liable 10
change It's mind. i've taken along
my diary 90 iot down everything
Just a. 4 happens. for this II a great
sight 60 witnesal
We have aTrivcd at the grounds.
They've cnfiiadsd tho balloon and
tho BASKET 10 ready. but Mira Wifi.
he has not came
Ar f'luic and the Aero members
are impatient. Mrs White IL nsill
non 4 Tho camera men threaten 20
so bach ia the newspaper offices
:, 10 late. Mr. F1ots sn,rests me-
60 enter the car and b. photograph.
ed as the intrepid lady passenger.
Hs says Mrs white evidently has
an iuRrovn case Of cold feet
Mr. Fiose insists. bat | am awful
afraid.
Mr.. Fiotc says could get rfsh,
cut again,
The camera men second the mo
ton They are 80 nice about ID that
I Let them help me In the basket.
] beg them all 10 hold 10 the car
slsht
! am about 20 pose as Impressive
a. It's possible 10 do when your
heart b. choking you
tContinuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21
1TI7HE TTASdP2-

hanging old clothes. where he could
hear the boy pfaacing about reIoio-
Ing mo harm tDctay you didn't
get jam and cake whon you did got
H. OOH. gecl ri tell lots Of
wharhs now
Then the miniona Of the law
came prowling Reggie" asked
the lordly bluecoat, have you seen
a strange. rough looking man."
mo street prevaricated Reg
gle. triumphantly
Are you aurcg" questioned an.
other OF tbs puraners "Thcy say
be- came right this way"
Cross my heart and body de,
clnrod the boy And I never did
steal preserves and I've got hun.
dred and fifty dollars ami I've been
10 heaven"
You're Joking this morning.
Reggie" said one Of the crowd.
Then turning 20 tho rest. He's not
here | know the boy IL absolutely
reliable. He's the atralghtest kid
ever saw"
The posse proceeded 10 shuttle
out OF the shack and Reggie
crowed brilliantly. I'm a fine liar.
! am won't tell the truth any
more AZ all"
And then the closet door opened
and the ssndbag Kid stood forth
IN the midst Of his amazed pursu.
era
NO, you won't bo any liar. KID"
he cried I'm lay IN their buggy.
dirty old caiabooHe for so days be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21

Whom the pompoua. solitary po.
liceman of Corntown pcAed hia
head in the door OF the txentieth
Century Tonaortal parlora for a
Lcart TO heart talh with HIS friend
Ia the first chair. the sandbag Kid
wrenched loose aud plunged down
the struggling Main NJ. Before tho
blueeoat realized that prisoner
had actually dared to escape from
hts tenacious clutch the Sandbag
Aie had rounded the First National
bank corner and was half way 10
the blessed fringe of woods along
the North Fork
Then CoFntown took up the hue
and cry aud the august marshal,
too dignlfied for hcadiung chasing.
conceived the one bright idea OF
his career lie telophoned 10 the
pumping station on the banks Of
the North Fork aud excited. gen.
tieulatinR men began 10 spread out
aud 90 hem IN the fugitive offender
"confOund these hodcloppera 4"
murmured the fleeing Kid. ITS q
caHc of duekIng Into shhntytown
and hiding TN the Old sleutha get
tired of the game"
And he headed into the rambling,
unaanithfy maze OF alleys and rub
bish filled lots where the under.
world OF Corutown made sad out
AZ living Down two blocks OF a
smelly. tin.canny way be bounded
aud diving into a yet narrower AT.
Icy. he moderated hla pace. for
Shaniytogn had not yet Weakened
60 tho great hue aud cry Al the
end Of the alley. aioof from lis mis-
erable fellows. an implanted. pop
lar stripped shack stood. and the
open door disclosed no living pres.
enee save brlghtoyed sunny.
haired chap Of Fauntleroy age and
get up
Here's where lay out the
storm. mumbled the sandbag Kid
Then ho bounced into the shack
aud closed the door. the boy 70
Eardlug him IN blgcyed wonder
Hello. man. he battered. Are
you the Sandman
The sandbag Kid started. what
DO ypn mean. KID Here. YOU shut
up now, I'm going to lay low In
this closet aud n anybody comes
nosing around you tell sm there's
nobody here"
"liui that would be a story. pro.
tested the boy Ny mother said
u Is wrong 90 toll a story
No. u ain't." corrected the Kid.
All good people tell lies. Your
mother don't know.
She's dead nov. said the boy.
Frfl@ctiFeiy. aud the Kid WINGED
the least bic hut nevertheless he
squeezed himself into the place Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21
:FUN FACT FICTION
|MOST anything
;F0LLY FAME FANCY
FACT
FAME
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

smilsl
"ooodby, jim. take keer o.
YOURSELF"
Independence league convention
NEXT
The body contains enough lat 10
make 100 candiesi
a man Il worth what he gives TO
the world. not what he gets from
A. Read this again.
A train ran down an auto in New
York. This proves there IL some
thing that can run down an auto.
First Aid for sunstroke- Loosen
clothing Get patient into shade
Apply ice water 10 head Keep
head elevated.
Bricks are red because OF iron
naturally contained In clay being
converted into rcd oxide Of iron By
action OF heat
oh. the harvest time OF poesy
To the land has many lured.
But Il doesn't look so rosy
When no hands can be secured
Lawyer: How rs Il that you have
waited three years before suing
Muller for calling you n rhinoceros7
COuntryman: Because never
saw one Of the beasts TN yeater.
day az the zoo.
January I, i644. Michob Alder,
calling himself the Wandering Jew,
appeared IN Paris. pretending 10
have lived 1900 years. and that he
had travelled through all regions Of
the world lie knew all languages.
He was familiar with the history
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21

Of persons aud events from the time
Of Christ
be YOURSELF
How much do you earn a mlnute'
ST. Petersburg Is built chiefly on
a peninsula
The moons maximum distance
from earth ia 2s2.s30 miles.
Bryan says that n he IN elected he
will never run again Thea, for
heavens sake. let's elect him.
J. Saunders, New York. In 1882
ran 100 miles IN II hours. 20 min.
utcs and if seconds Its time n
still the worlds record
highest batting average ever held
by a pitcher In major leagues Was
that Of @ . Ferguson. Philadelphia.
Sho batted ti2 In 1857.
oren c. Benedict and wife. Pitts.
field. Mass. had Just celebrated
their siKtieth wedding anniversary.
They eloped In ists.
Mothers. do not let baby suck one
OF those rubber "comf0rters" All
physicians agree they are injurious.
Besides being breeding places for
germs. they deform haby's mouth
Tomato sandwich Great for
hot weather. Cut thin slices white
bread with circular cutter into
rounds. Spread thinly with butter
Dust slice of tomato with pepper,
salt and lemon Juice.
Would you kiss a girl n she asked
you7"
Was the question asked Of Pat.
Sure" he said, 4 comply. | do.
Before she asks me that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21
EACH MAKES HIS OWN WORLD

The sick think il they had health nothing else would
matter.
The hardvorEng thinks il he had leisure he would be
or station IN life
RaFaard Shaw says in one Of his plays that the man with
the tooihache thinks every happy whose teeth sound
and the poverystrcken makes the mistake about
the rich man"
So it with things always feels that the thing
he doesn't possess the thing he can't do thing
sential to his happiness
But the things which really go make for happiness
numerous and varied for people think feel alike
II there is thing an others that helps to
smooth the rough places, it is temperament
The man who is inclined look the bright
side who IS confident that clouds have silver lining and who
realizes that life only game be played the best OF ones
ability is bound be happier than who always expecting
the worst who because the sky eouded that
will never shine again
The important question IS Can the cheerful attitude be
acquired or is Of the gifts Of the gods and bestowed
only favored few?
No doubt gifted with happier and more cheer
full temperament than others 1t be Tor
10 be morose, while others naturally sunny.
But this why the melancholy can't change
his point OF view.
There always ways Of looking at every question
and ones point OF view cheeuness largely
habit
easy the best as is to see the worst in PEG
pie And according what habuay Others each Of
peoples his own world
joys woes successes failures real only they appear
30 II to be So
So Tor each OF us the world what choose make it,
Ledger republican thinks well Of George r. Cot
ter Regarding his candidacy houos the Ledger
George cottel county nled declare
ton Of candidacy for the
ao was senator tn the last Legislature
BY his eneslnsss nteseee and honesty the the
ures for which he stood primary law"
Tonight at Egans Arcade hall democrats OF Seattle
viii rauy the nomination Bryan And In regard there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21
In q ousndsry.

IN . ousndsry.
What's the matter With that tall
mau over thcrer~ whispered the
manager Of the hig department
store
He's absent minded. replied the
fioorwhiker
Absent minded
Yea. be says HIS wife sent him
down hers 10 get some article that's
fun Of holes and ha cant remem.
bor whether II IA a porous plaster
or a psekAboo waist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21

or course. nethina would 90 bat
! had 10 30 oui sith our oaarawF.
Mr. floia. 20 see him manage the
frat ascension ~ the Aero club II
is a great day Ia town. especially
AZ Mrs. whiffie. the only lady mem,
Der IL Euing 70 make The death do.
fylng trip The destination has
been definitely decided on II "a 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21
nslau N. ltarIron.

Towne- 'jlgley seems TO be pros
porous now lie says HIS income
just AZ present ~ out OF sight
browne should think II would
be. he lives 80 far beyond a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21

fore IN start you in the fable bust.
ness IT'S wrong to lie aud your
mamma knew what she was talk.
INK about"
And the Fauntleroy boy some.
how felt much easier. she was
the coolest woman." he said
softly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21
The msgnsss.

lie gets rich step BY step
Puts coin away.
And winds up with dyspep.
STA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21

permitted SSpfeas that there will he
apparent ratification gather
nE7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21

Baker How did YOU flnd out
their stock was watsrcdF
Barker. I dabblsd In it-i.lfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-21

The Gil forces unable sufficient number OF
lastnshi 20 record
the that Mr. Ghia repeaiss ordinance
win be heard p again MI ON would be wise hou6he 80
doerNrne