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The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
The Poor Man's Cow.

OF all the animal friends of man
the cow is the greatest. If, as you
sit down to your MONDAY meal !
could take from your table wha,
che has placed thereon, would re.
move the cup of milk waiting at
baby's chair, I'd take the cream, the
cheese, the custard pie, the cream
biscuits, the steak, the smoking
roast of beef, and leave you a meal
of potatoes, pickles and toothpicks.
There is not thing from the nose
to the tail that 10 not utilized for
the purposes of mankind. We use
her horns to comb our hair, her
skin upon our feet; her hair keeps
the plaster upon our walls, her
hoofs make glue, her tail makes
soup; she gives as our cream, our
milk, our cheese, our butter, and
her flesh is the greatest meat of the
nation. Her blood is used to make
our sugar white, her bones are used
to fertilize our soil, and her paunch
che has herself put through the
first chemical process necessary for
the best grade of cardboard, and
they have discovered that such pa
per can be made into the finest
grade of false teeth. No other ami
NAL works for man by day and by
night. BY day sbe gathers food
and when we are asleep she brings
it back to rechewand convert it into
all the things of which l speak.
She has goue with man from Ply
mouth Rock to the setting sun. 1t
was her sons that turned the soil in
the settlers clearing; it was her
sons that drew the prairie schooner
for the sturdy pioneers, as inch by
inch they fought their way to the
new western empire, with the old
COW bringing up the rear.
But despite her multitudinous
virtues, the poor mans COW should
be given to understand that her
place is not on the front porch or
in the foreground of a lawn party
setting. The previous liberties
extended and guaranteed by the
VirGinian who had fame thrust
upon him through his efforts in be-
nalf of the noble animal has led to
habits on the part of Virginia bo-
vines which require drastic meas
ures to cure, and now is the proper
time for the selection of an alert
poundmaster to act in the capacity
of domestic science instructor for
the local herd.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
Custer PROCEEDINGS Stuck.

The custer proceedings instituted
BY F. c. Whiting against Messrs.
Smith & Deee, who for six months
past have run the Orpheum, was
tried before Judge Noylan in justice
court at Eveleth on Monday and a
verdict in tavor of the plaintiff was
rendered by the jury.
The former occupants moved out
Monday evening and on Tuesday
evening Messrs. Cummings 4 Vogel,
the new leseees of the building.
took possession, opening with new
eh0w.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
Moderate Increase in St,ipmeots.

Upon his return from New York
Monday President Olcott, of the
Oliver Iron Mining Company, gave
it out that the ore shipments from
Minnesota would besomewhat larg-
er than last season. he docs not
predict a large increase, but fair
improvement 40 compared with the
season of 1903.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
LEAVE SITE 10 SCHOOL BOARD
Meeting Decides Upoa $i23,OO0 for
New High School and for New
Grade School on North Side.

Grade School on North Side.
The adjourned special school
meeting held at the Roosevelt build
ing Saturday evening was if any,
thing more chaotic than was. the
first attempt at which the vexed
question of additional school room
was threshed over, but eventually
calmed down to point where ques-
tions could be audibly put and vot.
ed upon with the result that the
school board was empowered to
raise, by bonding or by direct taxa
ton, the cum of $125O00 for the erec-
ton of high school building on a
site to be selected by themselves.
The question of site appeared to
be the greatest bone of contention
throughout the proceedings, a large
number of those in attendance SEEM
ingly disfavoring the use of the
grounds already owned by the dis.
trict comprising Block 81 for this
purpose, it appearing to be the
desire to reserve this plot as play
ground and ball park, but under
the motion as carried it will be up
to the mem bers of the board to fiR-
ure out the location of the building
as they may see fit.
The needs of a grade building in
the new North Side Addition was
also discussed and upon motion the
board wac empowered to purchase
site within radius of four blocks
from the southwest corner of Sec.
tion s, 58.l7, and to erect thereon a
brick building of not less than six
room capacity.
The erection of this building at
the point indicated will also nee.
essitate other improvements in this
section of the city, az the school
building will demand both water
and sewer connections, which are
at the present time inaccessible to
residents across the bridge.
1t is more than probable that the
board, in it's dicision on securing
the fuuds as authorized, will make
direct levy for the cum extending
over a period of two or three years,
thus doing away with the payment
of large Gums Of interest and also
taking advantage of the taxes paid
by a number of the mines of the
district which would be worked out
before bonds would come due, thus
making a heavier burden on the
taxpayers at that time.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
Representative to Grand Eocampmen

At the meeting of Virginia En-
campment No. IL on Monday even.
ing a class of three was taken into
the order, and luncheon rounded
out a pleasant evening. ]. A. Ken
nedy was elected as representative
to the meeting of the Grand Eu-
cam pment to be held at St. Paul in
I,,r1a
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
Church Supoa,

The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran Church will entertain at
q supper at Hawkinson's Hall this
evening. Supper from 500 o'clock
until all are served. A cordial invi-
totion extended.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
Supper.

On Thursday, May 9th the ladies
of the Blue Side will give a fine
Supper in the Parlors of the n. s.
Church. The ladies are now selling
tickets and you will mics q chance
to get your moneys worth if you
fail to attend. Price of Supper,
Adults sc, Children 25c.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
St. Paul's Church

At st. Paul's Church next Sunday
there will be divine service at 1870
a. m. Morning prayer will be said,
and the Holy Comm union will be
celebrated and the rector will
preach. All are cordially invited,
and strap9ero are welcomed.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
for Sale.

Eight room house, in good repair.
Water and sewer. For sale at right
price. Two lote. 324 Cedar street.
GEORGE RYAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
MONEY FOR
ALASKA

WASHINGTON Feb 20, ny q.
p The aundfy ciNii hin reported 10
the hnuav yesterday contains the fol.
lowing appropriations Tor Washing.
ton and Alaska Repairs Go har.
racks, court house aud other federal
structures ~ Sitka. $500 600. repairs
60 federal buildings on Prihioff
Islands. $4,000, care 81 the insane ~
Alaska. $50 0a1. education ~ natives
ef Alaska. fse0. 900. cnte 81 reindeer
OF Alaska. $4,000. wagon roads and
other improvements In Mount Rain .
Tor National park. SIS eoe. conntrtfc-
ton and repairs al Forts Ward aud
Worden. tiii.oo0 aud t2b. zoe respac-
tlFrly. purchase ~ land within fort,
tAncrt Alaska. reservation owned
.hy G. N Johansen. t2.oe0. Tor pur-
chase % subsistence. new cnnsfruc.
ton work and repairs Mcneil Island
penitrntiary. So 900
The commission having la charge
tho fest~ral display al the seattle
exposition q authorised 10 rent such
warehouse and administrative guar
trrn a. are necessary
The appropriation fuf the care of
the insane q Alaska A. practically
a"ubis this year ON account % the
incfeaaina demand for attention
The patients are cared for III
Portland institution OF the original
appropriation thp. 0eQ IN made avail
able this year for construction ON the
hinchhr"ok iiEit Alaska The ap-
preparation foF tho care 81 the Alas.
IA reindeer hcras Is some what
Smaller this year. and wifl prohA NV
continue % diminish becauae II
fspid distribution Of reindeer among
the natives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
THINK THEY HAVE
the MAN


In Harry Flynn. who was caught
IN the act OF robblnE room AZ
100 Fifth av. last "Wednesday even.
ing. the police believe that they
have captured the man who il re-
aponsible for most OF the depart.
meut and ruominghouse robbesles
thar have taken place this wiutcr
When sweated by Detectives
Frank CLARK aud Hudaon G. Adams
yesterday afternoon. FLYNN ad
miited with some pride that he
had robbed AZ least one house
every day since he had been In
Seattle he has been here ~
Gle more than three months Flynn
has already served two terms lR
the ponlsentIary. and is now fac
ing a life sentence under the
cumulative penalty clause IN the
statutes 81 thia state
Tie has stolen so much stuff. he
says. that he doesn't pretend Ia
remember all the plac~s from
which II was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
HE TELLS OF PROPOSED
JEWELRY WINDOW
ROBBERY

Completely broken under CUES.
tiona from Captain % Detectives
Charles Tenant yesterday after.
noon. Gcorge Rose. one of the two
bad men arreated last Tuesday BY
Detectives nArbea and Kennedy
confessed to what the police be-.
iieve II an he knows ne aaid that
the worst thiag be ever dad waa -
rob drmnka in ChlraEo. but that
since falling Ia with Smith here.
the two % them had planned TO
pail off daring iewelfy window
robbery GA First av. and for this
had made the enormous rubber
htudgeon foand IN their possession
when arrested.
OF smlth. the other and more
sullen member o. the pair. the 20
lice have not 40 good an opinion
He acts like a very bad man. T"
said Teanani yesterday lie told
hiA cellmAte that go did not know
who he vas. and that II he could
hslp IL. ne would never find out.
az e might 30 hard with him n Ne
did Foe thfa reason sc believe
he Is a desperate criminal. with q
bad past. and are making esery
effort % identify bin
Eddie Roesch and other recent
victims VI saFroters were invited
down 70 the station yesterday. In
an attempt to Identify the men.
but none % them could sw~ar that
these were his HsaaiiantH. ON nc.
count % the extreme darkness 81
the places where the attacks we're
made. and ~ the mode OF attack
itself. which dlsturba the vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
WANT THE GOVERNMENT TO Dc
AWAY wfru rHE ExfL oF
CHILD LABOR

Jewish women % Seattle are IL !.
terN4tea IN tha prohibition 81 child
labor. me foliowtoa resolution
has bees adopted
whereas. an sntiEhtaned justice
g. ~ marh concerned with aiwcharE
on fiFhta 90 stif and.
whereas humAnttaFian ssnti meat
cannot hane@kiy tolerate Ia silence
al exploit alton q she Immature ana
uninfpfmad ana helpless. ana.
Whereas. - The Fsounds 81 q
eons~rss tho past ana preserve tpe
present. bat would also biilld far the
fatare No motive should - dcoHq1
Sufficiently euavut which Nould
q f4ufr the rhfid prsmAturetY from
4'P Hid 81 piss 10 The pals u wefk,
4 49, er~aa. the present conditions
u IA lahar III the nation are such
ba - make impossible the Develop
ktsness,f the ohtld intn $40 highest ef-
seseits physically mentally. moral
u, economically and so<ikilg. ards
sesaing TO establish a children's
eur8nm IN the Department. - tho In.
ksfier, wDuid 10 away with thr evils
" 1Asffd labor. many ~ which u
specifies. therefore. be u
ltesoivea. that ~. the seattle
section q The National Council 81
gswish women. IN gsr~rsl session
fastt~e. huFnnnitsriapisEua ana patriot
fsgn declare ourselves In sympathy
efth this bin and that We shall do
whai - can 70 help its passage
MTsS n pfNKELEpIEi.
Mrs ~ = TwoRo0gR
''Necrstery-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20

as a proof ~ her love she pur-
chased from is owners Ia Scotland
for Captain crai9en the beautiful
Mcianopc. that they might sail the
seas tokcther. unmolsatcd hy the rest
OF thu world And u IL also we'll
known. as has been herein written.
that he LETT hts family destitute. bor-
rowing Just before his last voyage
an the meaFer savings and that on
thia trip hs vas stricken and died
AZ sea. and was lowered 10 a Waiary
grave 70 he soon Joined IN the
Never never land by his mistresa
And with that ends the tragedy
aud laWis@z love story q The Melan.
ope. now anchored AZ Saith cove. tn
Seattle hnrbor. bat there does not
end the history of the Meianoprs
After she was made the bone "
contention IN courts. creating intcrs
national disputes. BY reason 81 being
q British chip. the property % an
American. whose heirs we're IN
America. and being in American
waters hat having been purchased
with the money - an English NO
man. who up 20 that tAme WAS Mrs,
C'rnixen. abe was turned over 70
Captain y. X. willis now Of THIS
city. no sailed her around The
globe with his true ana loving wiss
and two youngsters aboard Tie
"a lied her until nscembcr 7. 1904.
VI hsn Ahr Waa wrec ked IN 4 terrific
storm AZ SEA. making q necessary
for her captain ard his family and
the crew - "a men % take 70 the
llfvbaats. and after a battle fef ufe
Of over seven hours they we're picked
up b the Wtliism H Smith She
vas picked up on thu Columbia river
bar and soen diauMntird for barge.
Hut now she " thr pfopefty ~
James Griffifhs. who will usr her
Tor the undignifiea work ~ carrying
coal frozen british Columbia % Puget
sound
And her history does not end
there. For yearN efforts WE'RE made
To- yet her uadrr the American fiag
Captain CraAgen tried tt. Captain
wills tried Ia others tried u. and
"a no avail The laws are strict
Home Industry uusi be protected,
and the British made Neianope may
not fiY the American fiaK And the
NrlMnopr now stands ~ the MONT
m~nt 10 the dead. an ever present
reminder ~ the unrvisntlsasuess ~
tate and the old warming The waKrH
u sin " death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces OF Glycerins with
a halfounce Of virgin OH % Pine
compound pure and q half pint Of
straight whisky. Shake weli. and
take IN doses Of teaspoonfal every
four hours This mixture possesses
the healing. heaithfui properties Of
the Pines. and viii break a cold
In twenty. hours and cure any
cough that IL curable. In having
this formula pat up. be sure that
your druggist uses the genuine
Virgin OH Of pine compound pure.
prepared and guaranteed only By
the Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati.
Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
AMERICAN TENOR
ARRIVES IN CITY

MS Glen Hail. ths promEnnnt
American teunf " no e. 10 Sins a.
the concert - be given Monday AZ.
tsrnoan ~ the moore theatre under
the auspices % the Schubert rffb
arrived IN Seattle iast evening ana
- z guest At thu Hotel washington
The program az arranged under
the direction ~ MIR ifaii. IL said
- % ane - the most select and
classical ever planned Tor Seattle
music lowers
The S<hnhert club has gone u
ktrat paine ~ arranging lta part q
TIT pfnEFWm With great care and
Elaboration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20

The old-fashioned wash-boiler way of
washing clothes is bad enough in Summer
when it can be done out of doors.
In the Winter, when four walls keep
in all the steam and all the nauscous odors
so you have to stew in them, washing
clothes that way is drudgery of the most
disagrceable kind.
Are you foolish enough to continue itf
You won't be when you have once
done your washing the Fels-Naptha way
in lukcwarm water.
No boiling of clothes. No steam Tur-
kish bath to redden and blotch your face.
No smells No back-breaking work.
Washing with Fels-Naptha in luke
warm water is just as pleasant in Winter as
in Summer.
Try it next washday. All that's neces-
sary is to follow simple directions printed
on the red and green wrapper.
Try it for the hannels, woolcns, colored
clothes as we'll as the white things.
Be sure to get the genuine Fels-Naptha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
GHOSTS OF a TRAGEDY AND
LAWLESS LOVE HAUNT BARGE
ANCHORED IN SMITHS COVE
THE RELIC OF FORMER
FAST VESSEL IN
PORT.
Ship of Romance Is Dirty
Old Coal Carrying
Hulk Now.
Nv =. y, eRtNNELL.

fying of Smiths cove in tho
stream dlsmansled, dishcvelcd and
m fact hut ghost Of her former
ael6. lies Tho hulk OF the erstwhile
British bark Meianope. And To the
casual stranger the cid barge has
DO meaning but 90 those who know
sha D. All that remains og tragedy
and a lawiess love which history has
long sg0 forxutten. II indeed In It's
archives g were ever recorded. but
which ~ the minds Of those who
have sailed her IN her eventual life
will never be forgotten
hui % SGT 10 tho romance of the
Melanape
As the Meian0pe crawlcd slowly
ur the cdge 0f the world out 81 the
light of the southern Cross years
aga bearing It's cargo "a human
hearts and Australian coal toward
Panama, the hearts Of those on
board were llsht--atl but one 81
them, AZ amy rate.
Maybe Ne Felt asnorse.
Perhaps there were times when
Captain John X. Cralgen was con-
'rscious 81 something heavy "a lead
and cold a. ice Within hts breast
when he remembered the little wife
and The bonnie Scotch laassea and
lads awaiting his raturn Go the little
home on the eastern shore Of
America. at Orange n. j. And per.
haps az times there was a pulse Of
guilty conscience which brought 10
hts mind the scene ~ when ~ haar
his pretty wife farewell forever. ar
ter borroviag % her a meagrr 81. see
which he kn~w~hut abe did not
that he would never return 70 her
And perhaps again. he never cared
nor Thought % those things. Tor did
ne not have With him the beautiful
Misn kmma Mabel Tayiaf. an English
lad1 % wealth. known 10 himself as
Miss Taylor ~ Emma. but 20 the
crem A. MRS CfAigcns An, bat sha
was beaatifuL cultured. charming
and -. and she loved him. het the
ioye ~ gave her belonged 90 an
cthes
fsasssatsbs 'oee#f Asss,ins Him.
And a. thu Meianope toilea up
the MIL ~ water. captain Craigen
Ilitte reaiszei that Within a few short
hours his body woaid he food Tor
The fishes ard that the body ~ hts
beautiful mistress. Who for the three
hong pears had been his boon Cors-
f'8tta&tA kNt NttAfAt - AANAt MAAAW u
stricken Gown with fever ard lower
81 tnto q lonely grave on the little
peck 81 land that toins the two great
continents. and that the wife NJ had
pledged himself 70 love and cherish
tai death did them part wouid b.
laid in the tomb without ever again
CARING ora hts face, and that hts
moshe5 too. would BE- = corpse IN
beanie Scotland. thar The little ones
who lowed him would spon b. public
charges ard tbs pretty ship - witch
~ was master and owner would
- swinging helpless and fortarn on
the waters - Elliott hav
Ne Leaf His Heart.
fiai al II this vas Ions ago. The
story has grown thFeatt,arw from
repetltiDu To shipping men 10 y
vel knaNn that Captain C'ralgsn
bat his heart 20 the beautiful en-
ehanfr@N3. LADY Tayiar. and tnnt
she lost her heart "a hIu. aud that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
paosIso srEpnsNsoN.s cAar.

MADISON. VIA. rob. 2o.-The
banking methods used In handling
the campaign expenditures of
United States Isaac Stephenson
through J. u. Puelieher. q Milwau.
kee banker TOOK up me attention
81 the Wisconsin Legislative cs..a,
miiee investigating the senatorial
primary today. Mr.. Pnalicher ex.
planned the manner IN which the
deposits were made aud told OF
receiyinE amounts naKFnEAtinF
ai0i 800 through J. A. Van Claavs.
Of Marine,te. friend Of Mr..
Stephenson. for paying campaign
bills. The money. he said. waa
paid on what is known as the
envelope plan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20

CHICAGO. Feb. 20 4 lAFEe doE.
the companion of John HILLS. a
hermit. stood guard and held AZ
bay three policemen yesterday
when they attempted 10 separate
him from the llfelsas and frozen
form 81 his master. A Waterman
waa attracted 10 the shaniy BY the
whining ~ the animal He saw
the form OF man on the floor and
notified the police The door Was
broken down. but the dog jumped
II the policemen. forcing them to
retreat After a half hour Of coax
INK. the dog permitted them 10
take the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
SEATTLE DOCTOR
PRAISES BAKE OVEN

IoaKhney. beats all the medicines
"a this wide world II also beats
mud baths or hot springs and all
other rheumatic treatments. and
In fact. al doctors knov Il they
would only own up. that ihs Bake
oven treatment Nth temperature
81 from $50 10 200 degrees Fahren.
heft. has no equal for relieving and
curing rheumatism. know frCm
treating others. and In my evn case
a. well The Bake Oven cured me
~ Just a few treatments. | am not
pre- udiced against am new treat.
ment that has merit. as a great
many doctors are. and ! consider II
only Just to Loughney a Tough.
ney 10 give them the credit they De.
serve. some OF my doctor friends
have tried to cali me do~n for ac.
knowledEing that the Bake Oven
cured me. bat don't consider q doc
tor that wlll not recognize any 9th.
sr stYis Of treatment but his own
broad. mlnded or fair Those peo.
pie are making the cures. and they
deserve all kinds OF credit Sincere.
~. n. n. GROVER.
t3iTh Olive 81
Phone A sfS2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
MRS. HEN Is WORKING
OVERTIME THESE
DAYS

AT AlsEg the market street. thia.
fnoyuinE there rested pace and asli-
etude for tha eEN war IL over
tmAyhei
That II shat All the deaIsrs nas
bat The tip vas passed out shlM
utprnina that @thr people in the next
bleek have kot an as~TMupply. and
they may have 10 cut 10 ~ cental
II they do the rar Il on again. and
tnsf~ viii BE- a Bog sfamp~nn
fAFmsra are drau lng n for Whatl
tbey bftng IN. and every boat brings
= his bunch. There - a regular
~sx parade from the cu!nan dorh
every hour
Hpuds are real steady. ranging
from t4e 20 tan pr ton. Thn white
rivers arr the cheap and the fancy
fAkifnas are the beet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
AWAKENING OF THE
EAST" HIS SUBJECT

Rev A. " Nell. for several years
the head II the largest English
speaking church Ia bombay, India
sill speak Sunday night AT the First
Christian church. corner of olive
and broadway, on "fhc Awakening
~ the East"
the church will hold its monthly
meeting IN the church parl0rs Mon
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20

Mav-'Let's play washday Nellie and wash the dolly's
clothes. Wen use this tin pail for a washboiler and
I'll go put 1t on the kitchen stove TO heat water"
Neuie-"Oh, mol Ny mama doesn't wash that way She
washes with FelsNaptha in lukewarm water and she
says it's lots easier"
Antv Drpdge"Neie is right children. The Fes-Naptha
way Is long sight easier and better way of washing
than boiling the clothes. It's more like play and
caves clothes wonderfully"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
LUMBER MILL SOLD

EVERETT. Feb 20 uy H. p.m
The plant OF the Mitchell Lumber
company. in this city, was sold today
90 ~ G. Salver ~ Denver Colo. T.
VI Barr who has represented the
MITCHELL Lumber company VIII be-
succeeded by J " Wilson ~ Dem
Ner. The mill iH ono ~ the oldest
and lArRnAl I'D the nllN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
ALAakA RoAna MONTY.

WASHINGTON. Feb 20 by u
= - The army BIN. appropflatine
koN,6ad0b0 was passed by the
senate today There was little dis
cussion upon the measure excopt
upon the senate amendment appfo.
prlailng $3.50. 900 FOR the conatruo.
ton Of roads IN Alaska. which was
agreed upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
DROPS DEAD

KENT. Feb 30 BY 4. PIP. q.
Perry. aged - years. dropped dead
today while al work Ia mia barn.
Perry came 70 Kent four years ago.
Hs formerly lived IN Texas He
lived On a ranch a mile and a half
from this village. afr. Perry was a
prominent Odd Fellow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20

TORREON. Mexico. Feb. 20. TO
how great a degree has bull fight.
Ing had to DO with the decline OF
Spain a. q world powcrg This
question Is raised By Andres Oau.
ma. director Of public education.
Who has asked the state govern.
ment of coahuila 10 enact an order
prohibiting school teachers and
children from attending bull fights