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The daily sentinel., 1909-02-01
Mines Defeat Denver.

Golden, Colo, Jan. II (Special.)
BY decisive score of 81 to 26 the
Colorado School of Mines basket ball
five revenged their foot ball squad
last night at the Golden gymnasium,
defeating the University of Denver
men. The Ministers were outclassed
by the superior training and team
work of their opponents, and the re-
suit of the game was never in doubt
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FAMOUS MAN COMING.

:. Thursday night one of Ameri- 4
i. ca s greatest preachers and ora +
+ tors. Russell H. Conwell. presi- +
4 dent of Temple College and pas 4.
+ tor of the Baptist Temple of +
+ cuuntry's most brilliant lecture +
+ rs, a man who has contributed 4
= over 100000 from the proceeds 4
+ of his lectures toward the edu- +
i. cation of poor students, the au- +.
!. thor of nineteen books of note, /.
+ the fouQder of the Samaritan i.
i. Hospital and the Philadelphia =
i. Orphans Home, OF Philadelphia, I.
i. will appear in Grand Junction as i.
i. one of the attractions of the lee i.
+ ture course. He will lecture at 1.
+ the Congregational church. 1t j.
+ will be one of the greatest ad- +
+ dresses ever heard in Grand !
+ Junction. /
+ + + I. /. i. T. i. T. j. + + i. + + + i
N1 ,t-anr : pnnnnptfons
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-01

The Woodmen of the World meet
this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-01
OLD PIONEER DEAD.

Heniamin X. Watson. one of the
earliest pioneers Is dead after an i'll
ness Of only three days from an
euileptic stroke suffered a his ranch
ON Rifle creek six miles north Of
Rifle
He vas born in Massachusetts, Aug.
90. 1890. and came west when II
with his parents, first TO Wisconsin
and later TO Iowa. In 80 he started
with his brother, Joe. in the Pixies
reals rush but soon returned 10 Iowa.
In 1861 he Joined the Second Iowa
volunteers and later was elected
captain of o COMPANY After the war
ne started west and in the early '7O's
settled in Denver aud prospected
from there for several years. He
was '79er in Leadville. In 1874
he located ranch on Rifle creek and
had one of the finest peach orchards
in the state. lie never married and
was the Youngest of a family of four
Al survive him.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-01

j. b. Mann and w II. S. Penberthy
left on No last night for a visit of
about month in California and to
attend the meeting of the Amador
Mining Co, which occurs in Oakland
next week
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track. At the upper end % the
grade he opened the package. which
contained a large brush and several
boxes Of axia grease. Immediately
he sef 70 work and " Was not long
until both rails, for a Considerable
distance. we're 70 slick that there
WAS little possibility 81 any engine
pulling even a light Bpocial train
over the ridge IN less than three or
four attempts.
No sooner WIS the work COM
pieled than whistle sounded
down the track toward the station.
and looking ni his watch, Hartman
knew It whE the special Conceal
ing himself IN some underbrush near
the foot of the strip OF track he had
creased. he waited
Soon he could soc the headlight
of the enigma a. u swung around
curve, and with wildly boating
heart he watched the train APP
proach. When tho engine struck
the slippery rails ltH speed slack
ened greatly. and before going many
feet further the forward progress
stopped altogether, and the train be-
gan 20 roll back down the grade.
until brought to a sudden stop BY
tho air brakes.
Rushing from his hiding place.
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FATE AND THE GALLONS

To hang Nick ptrch is probably the most effective man
OF radiance aud will round the triumph Of the prose
tuition in way that will brook doubt the legal victory
Ptrch congcnitally ncapaciacd from being an or
namen society and postgeu events and circumstances
didat tend to improve his chances
These however the lighter haudoap that Pittrieh car
red when the time Tor him make for his life A
ar heavier mpost his lack Of friends and Back in
Tennessee yesterday jury unable agree to the guilt
Of who killed another the OF dsneresed
witnesses.
All things but their respective crimes being equal, Prch
would have chances the Coopcrs Of escaping the
gaows But the inequality Of the other factors the give
the Coopers their lives while Ptch butaly ignorant with
few hard-won dollars only, is to be food Tor the
In have the Southern gentleman, slightly
homicida. but cultured witha.
In the other have ignorant foreigner pleasing to
look upon He in the OF the perhaps
abrupt deadly Not that Prch good wrongiuly
punished Quite the contrary but does appear that he is be-
ing dealt with rather remorsclessy by the law.
AS he sits in his cell with that chilling picture which
before his eyes Nick Pttrioh think rather bitter thoughts
OF civilization and his iclowman hanging by the neck IS the
best they do tor him Looking things from the viewpoint
OF the changed be anything but optimistic
whether the hanging is deserved Rttrieh in all probable
lily sociaste enough realize that his oy did
him when he placed trial and such iriends he
may behind him when he swings off will draw
illusions the that will be calculated toward better cit
iscnship
Nick Pttrch had his chance ia a million OF
winning than his his bed by the hardest
toll and played him her killed
aud OF the three had hang Preh evidently
drew the black bean. BY due process OF law.
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MAUDE NEEDS NO PRE- SIS AGENT,
SHE COT A MEDAL FROM TEDDY

You have 70 go away from home
70 hear the news.
a perfectly respectable London
newspaper has just carried signed
story BY Miss Honfiauette Maude.
The Little New Zealand Travelling
Girl Ia which she tears OF q few
chapters Of her life. II seome that
henriquette Maude IL nov appear.
Ing In a m0noiogue stunt AZ one OF
the London theatres
According to herself. without the
aid of press agent. Henriguetie
started five years ago without tell.
ING anybody 1T homo about u. 10 60
round the world on $50 She now
owns up 10 travelling $1,000 miles.
But she IL not through yet on. no.
She has 10 appear IN Paris. Berlin
and a few other places with her
reciiations. Then she IL going 20
live In London. dear old London.
Her worst experience. she said.
was In walking across tho TEXAS
desert" from Los Angeles 20 New
Orleans. living on oatmeal biscuits
and water. when she could find any
water She waa stopped four tiines
By "to0lpadn." but they left her
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travelled through five countries In
three months. collecting and ship
ping 800 specimens OF birds.
r. J. Cunningham. the guide. n
an Englishmnn, who knows his Az
rseA like a book lie has aos
companied many parties IN differ.
ent parts of Africa
Il IL probable during the trip
that Col Meagna will DO Rooso.
xelt's constant companion
OF Asarhs Il was said By a man
who had accompanied him on 3
hunting trip In MEXICO.
He Il the kindsrt man ever
kaew. II q ~ cold no wants you
80 take bis coat. la addition 10
your own. n Il n warm be wants
10 help Y0u take on your coat Be-.
fore he removes hts own. lie
knows nothing ~ contention. and
no man can be- found 10 make a
better camp mate
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NEW YORK. March 20.-~Ail but
tho final preparations have been
completed for Thee. Rooseveltu
i0.mouth African hunting trip
lie viii sail from hero on tho Ger
man.AmeFlean steamer Hamburg
on March -. heading for the East
African coast by the way Of Naples
where he win take = Gcrman.Af
rican steamer
The msa Who wiii accompany
Roosevelt are all trained. with The
exception If Kermit. Ro0royeiis
son.
Col Edgar A. Mearnc. Y, \. A..
retired after 20 years service. ~
a surgeon ard a naturalist Ed
mund HELLER. the only member 10
have taken a trip through Africa
Is an experienced taxidermist and
naturalist J. Alden I4ofing once
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MAJOR BYERS
INTEHDER



n was midnight IN Jifn'w lunch
wagon. ard therefore tima for
Nal 3yers 20 eou4s IN for biz cup
the next minute Mai ByerH drift
ed IN
-Auyislss new, Majorr" in
nothing replied the Major.
stirring hlA coffee. except that 7
intend 70 aaye nafaid human lives.
I have dlscosered 1nrocuaus De-
Eaflired illuminating Gasf
Whats that. maj0rT'
II intend 10 make II plain 20 you.
James. Denaturln9 gas will render
II unfit Tor consumption. except Tor
illuminating purposes u cannot be
breatifed. ihus defeating suicldes and
accidents Gas. a. you know over
comes the accidental victim insldu-
ousIy BE may be 10 the psaceful.
whuirsome sleep % perfect health
and unknoWinalY pass into The etef-
nal siuuhsr u death. MAI. Byers'
Inn0cuous Denaturad Illuminating
0as viii wake hin ~ the frat
breath. he VIII not die. Instead.
he will get up and turn Off the gas.
"Ahrm how do ! DO So There
IL no secret about IL. James. This
~ scientific discovery free 20 tho
world Ammonia. That a. thu
answer. Ammonia. You cannot
breathe ammonia Take a Whit
Df ammonia and q spasfu results
that strangies you Ammonia n
useful III reFiving persons who
are ln a faint Introduced into
the gas. u will revive ale0pera
when escaping. Ammonia - a by
product ~ gas works. and there.
FORE available a. no large OK
pense. I intend 70 have thu Rns
companies mix Il with their gas IN
the mains This ammonia laden
gas carried into every home vii
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nnmoiesied after they found her
knapaack contained only oatmeal
biscuits Possibly they wanted
Neopoiltan Ice cream. but II 80
they wefe baifled Finally She
tainted beside the railroad track.
was rescued by cowboys and
nuraed back 10 life by an old Indian
squaw with native herbs.
l3Bt there Was one bnght spot In
her American adventures Willis
at Seattle she heard u the dfa-
matte competition held annually n
San Francisco" She couldn't walt.
10 she rode there. Arriving with.
out a cent. she slept on doorsteps
and IN yards. But she went 10 the
dramatic competition.
listen to what happened
There were 500 competitors, and
my heart sank within me. Bat I
reciied Iaeca IA poem By Frank
Desprez. which I had known Ia the
old New Zealand days as well a.
possibly could. and 10 ny delight
won the gold medal President
Roosevelt himself presented Il 70
me-
D'ye ever hear Of that eventf
Huh7
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THE SPECIALS
UNEXPECTED
STOP

The step from ths hslxhis q
bliss 10 The depths u misery u
not sllaht. bat n do~snt take
long for thu dsscens. especially n
one Is Ia love John Hartman.
the moment before reading that uots
from Sadie Morton. vas about a.
near heaven 80 a man cuaid b.,
When ~ finiened the hripf epissis
hIa thoughts were ~ No neann 60
inagsaf
10 and saai~s had been IN lore
for : Tong tire. mna only ths Dc.
cldod opposition 81 the young
NasnAn'a parents Rad prevented
pad n@s decided ,h.rs "a
danger n aaiay the Girl wrote
~and mother and I are - Start
for Europe tonight. shs ana I
Niil isaFs ever the n a .. AZ IL
O'Clock On : special train. There
will ha no chance for mo 10 sss
CAPE az ths depot but perhaps ~
you car snsnt un a. some station
down the road bat you cant 10
that. gor I dont suppose oar train
wEll stop anywhere Hoping for
me best. am
Having read tha nota through
four times as though anahls 70
grasp iss meaning Hartman fold
"a e carefully and placed " In his
pos kat Then IN wnni 20 his room
and began % think. for he EnsN
Mathas Marion would not be TALKED
easily. and Il vas known % BE- hia
xreetess desire 20 have his daughter
marry a man 81 rank
II was nearly 10 o'clock that
night when Hartman left hts
room. carrying a mysterious BIN
dlm v hieh he had purchased eariisF
in ihs evening a. a livery barn he
secured 4 buggy and team ard drove
rapidly out N tbs city. taxing a
road which psraiieiee the railway
along which tina special bearing tbs
woman - loved WAR 10 80.
Not far from fhs city limits
was e heavy grade. ana q was On
LONESOME Ridge. as ths crest ~
the grade was known. that the
man stopped and tied his team.
/ Leaving the buggy. he took bis
bundle and approached the railroad
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Hartman hurried along the enc
Pullman until he saw a curtain
raised. In tho window appeared
the face Of thu woman be loved,
and boldly he stepped into the
broad beam of light and beehened
20 her 30 leave tbs train.
The curtain was drawn down
again and a minute later a. the
engine began It's second effort 10
climb The grade. sadie Morton step
ped from the rear platforta q the
Pullman into the waiting arms Of
her lover.
Quickly They ran 10 the buggy
tied az the roadside. and drove rap
Idly away. They we're nearly back
to the city. whore minister was
waiting. when the engine. amid a
shower Of sparks. pulled across the
crest ~ the grade. and Mrs. Morton,
ignorant 81 her daughters departure,
dreamed OF the European trip
ahead
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PARALLELS OF JACOB

Aud whsn the the 10 which
words nf Jacob exeeadnG
" angry commenced lay plans for their undong
together ppbic and discussed
aet o. wise and the rulers
And about that The
controlled hy his system
learned Of the that being
he henchmen Instructed
50 their support against the Of
people
rule andb bad hem n rear saying
nota Of the people
when the people shall
rulers you
you that FOR all you aid mo viii
you twofo q
And they rs,olced
exceeding much
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Give visitors 60 ssntfie a hearty
weiceina and e square deai. An at
tfnrfite city ard an honest hospital
its viii pay bigger dividends imme
stately and ia TIE Ions run, than any
I ,hinS a. Sing Benny wv wise !. 1 ana
pound foolish Public sentiment
viii not stnr1 for any individual
HeifiNhneaa Too much q az stake 80
l~t few greedy ones SPOIL the fair
The A.-Y.-T'. Exposition han op@sea
she way Tor thousands 20 see this
northwest country MANY niii be
prospecting 5eme want 20 invest
money. Some are seeking new
homes. This viii BE the trip u their
make ~ All ths amusement seek
sfn and siRhtHeefs Will be open 10
ifHDresaions Expeditions are not
new, Our guests VII be wise
We vast shsa all 90 ssny. or re-.
friendship are al asset for the city.
We hope 60 invest their money. We
want 10 sell them land. We expect
20 interest each peFHon IN our re-
sources oppattnnitias snd future.
cannot afford 20 hava IL spoiled This
city 10 not 10 the highwaynasn busi-
ness.
FIRST Iaprs..iena are Ia-ttss. espe-
riAiAF ~ Naa Fues4 Atatf only SNORT
time We cannot overcome the bad
sAfna a hcl6-u policy would give "a.
II is the desire 81 the business msn
and public spirited eitiEens 81 Scat 4.
tie that tho city IL liked ard aHtoi-
led ~ those Who come here
Yes remsrsber Abraham ose~ en-
tsrtainsd strangers He gave thsae
three rnen uuattnted hospitality. he
played the true best They turned
out - be visitors with q promise 81
great 10y 70 his home. which was
I fuifiiisA - lasting an Impression
( ald this Incident In che patrtarcha
I iIfe make 0n the mind 81 the He.
brew people. that long years after
wards a certain writ@r advised.
Forget not 70 show love unto
strangers. fer tnersby some haxs
entertained angels unawarea~ This
advice Il pertinent today.
Our eEnesfffnn has value IN
drawing people here. They are not
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rlAJ rDdMArmMuo

engaged. One Detroit man 70.
fused 20 giYn up his room 10 the
HpuuacYest party, saying that
Roosevelt. tho private citizen,
wah cuiitled 20 nothing more than
any other private citizen This
trouble has since been adjusted
hoNetef. and the start viii be
made un time
During their ocean voyage tho
members OF tho expedition wisl be
able 10 keep IN good shape phys
ieaily in the steamer gymnasium,
This 10 fitted up with ali kinds
~ dumb bells. eKofciasrs. and \
saddle which bonncaa up and
down uke a Texas bronco Added
to the motion of ths boat. Il H.
thought the members of The party
vii got plenty u exercise.
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When Che lnfNo ana healthy look }
ing individual WHO had asked Al tha
door for n little something 10 eat"
was told that lac might have lt II
pile, he shook hts head mournfully.
I've got the aEue," he explained
"and my hand " that unstiddy !
couldn't hit more'n one stick IN
seven"
"Ali Right" exclaimed the mistress
Of the house "Oo out In the back
yard and sift those ashes for me. "
y oulh'a ComnAnlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
A.-Y.-P.E. MYSTIC
EMBLEM

Did you ever step 70 think o. the
problem that eonfrcntsd the man
who designed the slphahst7 Ne had
quite a job on HE hands. didn't he 2
You ear GET fsir appreciation Of
what he was up against by evolving
from, the sboVs snlblsmatle device all
the letters Il contains Take . piece
% tissue paper and trace out the
various letters. When you think you
have ell the letters therein contained,
see how many words you can make
from them. Send your list o. words
ard traeings 10 The Star There will
be prizes for the best list.
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be q benison because Il VIII not
aspffyxtafs tire family and tho
canary 10 wili arvsIss them the
same as a policeman kickiua In
the door II Sill
"Oh. aAUcka interrupted Jim.
the average gas company would
give as al ammonia aud no gas.
and you cant burn ammonia. can
you n
But Nal BYefs had wandered
out into the night.
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rha hard drinksr IL usually sn
easy one
HunninR 40 bills soon runs q
mans reputation down.
Aofuaftuea n mans silence apahks
volumes for hts diRCroctneaa.
Trust in the Lord but do little
hustfina on your own account
Everything comes 10 tho girl who
has a reputation ~ an hnifeaa
The preaching o. some woi!tsn =
baftar than the piano practice Of
others
When soma women SO downtown
aud loaf all afternoon they call Il
shopping Chicago News.
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There IL a moral IN this little
story 81 child life. Mamma" asked
little three eaF-otd Freddie, ARE
We going 90 heaven some dayf'
Yes. dear | hope SO" was tho re-
plY. n Wish papa could 60, too D.
continued the little fellow. well
and don't you think he wilif' ask "a
his mother oh no" replied Fred
die, he could not leave hts bust
uoHaf'
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nErLEcrross Dol a nAenEl.on.

It's astonishing what iieihlo
handwriting arr uses whsu she
accepts a proposal b. letter.
an impressive thing about bsinx
IN trouble n what = lot Of pleasure
u gives your ffirnda
The sanity thing about woman
II how she can adore a man that
nobody else can tolerate.
A woman wouid almost rather
have smallpox than admit she sur
fera from cold feet.
one % The easiest ways for a man
% get married IL 10 shlnk he's anna NJ
enough 70 keep out % ~ New
York Press
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why docs a love story aiwaya
sna with the marriage % the III
teresteh pRrtlea7'
You would like further particu.
farsT"
4 would Take the case 81 ivan .
hoe aud bomena. for instance nld
uley keep house or board kan.
ann CIV IUHfusl
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Broumou---I ted my wife last week
that ~ wegid be necessary Tor We TO
economics this rear.
Woodaon--What Ola she say
nrouaon@Hha didn.t say snsthtnH
al the time. but TIRE neat day she
bought nae q bon Of bargain counter
cigars Spokane ChFouicie.
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A nicely dressed woman stopped
uewsbos on First ay ycstardaF 10
buy "a paper While bo was making
change she asked
DO you support your mother. lit-
tie hnvf
"Aint got none was his reply.
X presume you help your father,
then"
Got no father said thu boy.
I'm a ofpheum."
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THAT play has some very natural
touches"
Drama % domestic life. eh7"
Yes. they had a metz servant In
every scene aud the heroine was n
brunette in Act T. and blonde In
Act fI"--kansas City Journal.
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The los Angeles recall finds n.
self run down when Il comes 10
getting back a desirable citizen who
took a sudden residence Ia Mexico
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Mfa Hewitt wfsh you'd give
the butler a good calling down.
M Hswitt-@Whff
Mr. Hewitt Hes going to beat
the rugs today. And - strikes very
much harder when he's mad -~8p0-
kana Chronicle
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LET ERR GO. CAP'N WE'RE
READY ROOSEVELT

The steamer Hamburg, which
viii carry the Roosevelt party. ~
ono OF the best equipped boats ~
tho service. Some difficulty wae
had recently about aeeommoda
lions. The xpresldent found he
needed moro room. and the steam.
or people had TO ullrmiah around
10 set Il, AS every htaiefoom was
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Those Who seah the brighter signs
81 Hfe will rejoice over the Okla
h0mA cashier Who got away with
5000 and then sent Il back.
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Now that the asphalt trnst has
settled It's Venezuela troubles. per.
hape Il wiil put smoke consumers
on It's steam rullera
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How much simpler !, would bs
for several eounty officers II noh
Hodge would only keep tbs money
as his predecessors aid.
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Too much emphasis eannot IA
placed on the dental that tho re-
moval of the duty on lumber all
lower the price OF board
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The marrying Of Millionaire Bel
moas BY Mssa Robson Will - her
greatest triumph. both from an
artistic and box office point Of view
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While the Kidnapping excitement
is on. Il might be Just a. we'll 10
know tho whereabouts and actlvi.
ties OF 2. Grow. 81 Omaha.
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uppson~-You have q new baby Al
your house. ! hear.
pownina-tsraaa guns and we live
four miles kpartf had ne idea any
one could hear him fkst distance.
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The milk dealer ~ho pays $40 for
selling thin milk Is sooner or later
Eolag to learn thar Nhen man
wants water be generally asks ioT A.
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GARVIN'S CORNER
BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvIE
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

going across continent without
having calculated prices ana rad
the papers about their reception /
remainder how the city u StW York
took ths reports coming from
jamestown. and hoW tha desire 70
vsEit the place was smgthered for
many. II they think they are gpinx
10 be treated hers like lambs" n
Wall street. rest assured they VIII
not venture.
The more people thr merrirr, 10
the cry TrHH too We want fAuf-
titudes 70 see this beagtiful city ans
this wonderful country tfts eurn-
mer The fair has many uriQus
features n wfii make knows tttA
Alaska and the countries Hurrounh-
Ing the Pncific ocean We can say
20 all cur friends In about the sanss
words that Noses used 20 members
% his family. when starting for the
promised land. Come 70 ~ and re
viii 90 thes good We can mean
~. toe.
nut les us he up aad aofns. Ths
time Is short and there IL much un-
done. Tho streets. yards. vacaut
lots. homes mnd parks. etc, need ar
ranging Tie superficial visw must
81 favorable An understanding
should b. reached that hospitality
VIII prevail
Psn tate lire and 10 your shars
60 make Seattle an attractive city
with clean dress and magnetic. flrn.
genuine hospitality.
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so your boy Josh IL an inrentorr
yes answered Farmer cpF1toa-
sci He has invented a lot 81 la
Dor saving dsticeaT
what are they
Excuses for not working -
Washington star.