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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-02
Contest Notice.

Department OF the Interior. U. y
Land Once. Lakeyiew. Oregon. Jan'
lary ~. 1909.
a sufficient ai'iadayit having been
died In this Office By Matthias Armand
contestant. against homestead entry
No. 2765 tScriai No. Oy5p. made
Sept. -. 1909. for WI WI. Sec,
IS. T. IS s.. X. 10 T.. BY Eleanor y.
Ogden. contestcc. Ia which Il IL nj.
legged that Ogden never settled upon
iaid land within SIX months after
making said entry RS required BY
.aw. that said Eleanor Ogden never
improved said land by erecting =
i~eliiEg house nor made any i'm.
proyementA whatsoever. that the
Iaid Ogden has wholly abandoned
.aid tract and for NOR. than sis
months since making said entry: that
said entry IN not cultivated ne ~.
luired by Law or nj all. aud said Og.
Ion u not at this time nor has he
Deen living on saii land during the
past year. that said Ogden has Who'll
~ failed to reside upon. cultivate or
improve said entry: THAI the alleged
absence oi saii ogden IL not due 10
his employment In the Army. Navy
Jr Marine Corps OF the United States
~ an oillcor. soldier or marine In any
N "a. al
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-02

The War Department has consId.
cred the advisabiiity Of immunizing
soldiers against typhoid fever by vac.
cination. Il has decided that inocuia.
tion ~ q preventive against typhoid
fever has been 80 thoroughly demon.
strated In foreign countries and Its
efficacy SO well established that the
vaccination method Is to be adopted
In the United States army.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-02

Display your ambition with an I.
G. 9. course. lee window display at
tho new Portland Store. For q few
days oaiy. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-02

The line OF perpet uai frost at the
equator is at an altitude OF 1900
feet: In the northern states Of this
country at an altitude Of about 1000
feet
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-02

FOR SALE Second hand top bug.
KY. Inquire Of y, Is. SouthwoTth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-12

NOW THE RAGE
Continued From Page One.l

horses, saddled and bridled. The of
fcers disappear inside the building, 60
out through private passages, accom-
panying the President. Occasionally
one of the new cabinet officers or some
other new official is included in the rid
ing party. 1t all interests the world
of Washington.
And accordingly the interest in
equestrianism has been revived. All
the new officials of any degree are get
ting accustomed to horses learning to
talk horse, familiarizing themselves
with the bride paths in Rock Creek
park, and all that sort of thing OF
course, the summum bonum is an invita-
ton to ride with the President some
afternoon. But it is pleasant even to
be seen by the President, when one is
out capering on the back of fine
horse
With officialdom making riding a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-12

hobby of the hour, there are scores and
scores Of Others who take up horseback
riding. The livery stables note the
change. The demand for saddle horses
is something tremendous. There is a
job almost every afternoon for any sor-
~ old nag that is well-broken to the
saddle. The Willie boys are riding. In
fact, have discovered that they are
tremendously fond of that form of out.
door exercise. The taiIors are rushed
with orders for stylish riding suits.
Idle negroes, who make a living at odd
jobs, hang around the doors of the fash
ionable clubs, to hold the horses late
IN the afternoon, while the riders go
inside and mingle with their friends
and acquaintance, for it is quite the
thing, especially of Sunday afternoon,
to show one S self at one s club In rid
ing gear and to tarry to sip a high
ball or two
Strangely enough this very whole
some and healthy form of outdoor exer-
else seems to be attended with perils
in Washington. The casualty list has
been something to take note of, espe-
cially in wild and picturesque Rock
Creek park. which the fashionable rid
ers frequent. Two OF three years ago
Theodore Roosevelt had terrible fall
while riding In the park and subse-
quently his horse fell on the slippery
bank of Rock Creek. In both instances
the President escaped by good luck.
Some three or four months ago gray
haired resident of Washington, who af-
fects eguestrianism, found himself as
tribe a crazy horse on one of the bride
paths. His charger bolted up an unfre-
quented way, where there were low
hanging boughs, which swept the rider
off. His arm was broken in half a
dozen places and he is only now get
ting out of doors again.
Now the latest casualty is that of
Lieut.. Semmes Read, the President s
aide, who was thrown from his horse
in Rock Creek park and is now at the
point of death from his injuries. In
his case, as in that of other accidents
to riders in and around Washington, it
happens that the experienced eques-
TRANS are the ones who get hurt.
Whether, as the spring and summer
come, and President Taft takes to golf
there will be great revival of golf
ing in Washington is yet to be seen
President Roosevelt's activity at ten
mis- never did stimulate tennis especial
ly in Washington. OF course, many
Washington men play tennis and have
been doing so for years, because they
enjoy the game and regard it as ideal
exercise. As much is true of golf. But
neither of those outdoor games afford
the same opportunities for being on
view or for meeting up occasional
ly with the President himself and that
is consideration not to be lost sight
Of 1t counts with a lot of people to
whom it is important to say:
"Well, was out in Rock Creek park.
this afternoon on my favorite horse,
Old Shorter, and ] met the President
and Gen. Edwards. The President look
ed well and said, Hello, Jimi' as he
cantered along
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-12
Emma Square Band Concert.

The Hawaiian band viii play this
evening at Emma Square at 7:30, the
following being the program:
PART T
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-12

and will have about the largest stage
accommodations in Honolulu. capable
of presenting almost any play. 1t will
be used extensively for vaudeville
companies. The entrance to the Audi
forum will be on Fort street, about
where Silva's undertaking parlors are
now. The new Pantheon block which
is to be erected on Fort and Hotel
streets, taking in all the property up
to the Club Stables, will be so arrang-
ed that the Auditorium will have a
handsome foyer entrance, or arcade en-
trance. The excavation for the orches-
ira section of the Auditorium is being
rushed and is almost in readiness for
the concrete work.
The management expects to install
one of the handsomest pipe organs
made, by Los Angeles firm, possibly,
which will be one of the principal at
fractions of the Auditorium. The organ
is used extensively in mainland play
houses now.
The Art Theater people will main
tain string of moving picture thea
ters in the Islands, and in addition to
the Art and Auditorium here, they are
building the Gaiety in Hilo, which will
NC OH dtbidcliAc pay hOuoS., 1Hcy CA
pect manager here shortly from Los
Angeles to assist IN the management
of their various enterprises.
The Art Theater.
Antony and Cleopatra are to occupy
the screen at the Art for the next few
days and should draw a crowd in view
of the possible appearance here of Mr..
Mantell in shakespearian characters.
The film at the Art is said by good
judges to be one of the best ever pro-
duced any where and with the aid of
the new machinery, just installed at
that comfortable amusement hall, the
picture will be shown to better adj
vantage than any shown since the
place was opened. BY a newly-discov
cred attachment all of the vibration
seems to have been gotten rid of and
the audience may view the pictures
with perfect comfort. The opportunity
to see this film should not be over
looked by anyone.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-12
CITY AUC|N|N3)
Waverley Block, Bethel Street,
near Hotel Street.
TELEPHONE so2
Auction Sale
Tuesday, April 27, 1909
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


At grounds adjoining Quartermaster Is
office, Hotel street, back of the palace
grounds. we are instructed by Captain
M. n. Falls, Depot Quartermaster, q.
S. A., to sell on above date, at public
auction
5 Mules,
l Anvil,
1 Bellows,
2 Riding Brides,
/ Clamp Screw,
l Bolt Clipper,
10 Assorted Files,
II Sets Ambulance Harness,
/ Single Set Buck board Harness,
10 Single Sets of Cart Harness,
l Hatchet. 2 Hoof Parers,
l Plane, { Horse Rasps,
ca Scoops, l Grindstone,
l Wheelbarrow,
3 Assorted Wrenches.
]. w. SMITHIES,
Manager c. A. Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-12
'Fraternal Meetings

Fraternal Meetings
Fo1xxxsIA EEoAMRsEsT NO. /.
<mNxsx. Meets every frst and third Friday
- Odd Fellows Hall Fort Street
Visiting brothers cordially invited
Z. ". FOSTER, c. P.
L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe.
KxcELs1oR LODGE NO /. I. o. o. r.
.za1sszzss Meets every Tuesday evening, at
49, a 1880, in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort
y Street. Visiting brothers cordi-
ally invited TO attend.
c. A. BJDINGER, N. G.
L. L. LA PIERRE, See y.
zARMosY LODGE NO: 5. I. o. 0. r.
,s6aazdnzzsss. Meets every Monday evening ct
"a 7:30, in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort
Street. Visiting brothers cosdi-
ally invited to attend.
+. D. WICKE, n. G.
E. R. HENDRY, Sec y.
PACIFIC REpEKAH LODGE NO. i.
.zMNf6asn- Meets every second and fourth
T Thn1sdsy; . ct 7;so p: IT, ODD
FELLOWS f16lt. Nls1E1D& hSDek64s
are cordially invited to attend.
CHARLOTTE WICKE, N. Il.
ALICE NICHOLSON, Seey.
OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE no. .,
I. o. o. r.
Thursday, at 7:5o p. m., in Odd
Fellows hall, Visiting Rebekshs
are cordially invited to attend.
ANNIE L. MACAULAY, N. G.
SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Secy.
OCEANIC LODGE no. s71. r. q a. M.
4 Meets on the last Monday of each
~ month, at Masonic Temple. at z: 80 o,
" M Visiting brethren are cordially in
R. Il. BEMRosE. W. M.
w. Fl. GOETZ, secy.
LEAH CHAPTER NO. 2. o. z. 8.
a Meets every third Monday of each
~ month, At 1880 p. m, in the Masonic
~ Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers
are cordially invited to attend.
ANNA s. WRIGHT, w. NJ.
Adelaide NJ. WEBSTER,
Secretary.
LEI ALOHA CHAPTER MO. 8. o. q. 8.
n Meets ct the Masonic Temple every
~ second Saturday of each month. ct
=. s;so p m aars Visiting sisters and broth
r1s sfr cOIulAiiy invited 20 attend.
MINNIE RHOADS, w. NJ.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy.
LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. H.. DIVISION
no. 1.
" AEWAA Meets every first and third
sfx&E\NsAxr% Tuesday. at D. m, In O.
b. q. Hall. Fort Street
GHX S<yxCtI Visiting sisters are cordi-
E%AjG& - ~ ally invited to attend
@% MRS K. COWES, Pres
JOSEPHINE DILLON. Sec
HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1. PYTHIAr
SISTERS,
IN Meets every first and third Monday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-12
The Park Theater.

Now that the weather has somewhat
settled the attendance at the Park
Theater on Fort street, at the corner
of Chaplain lane, should be better. The
pictures are so well produced at the
Park that there is no discomfort at
any time, and being in the open air
gentlemen may smoke with the salts
faction that comes to a man who feels
that he is enjoying himself without
discommoding others. The program at
the Park is changed on Monday and
Thursday evening. There will be a
series of new pictures tonight, and if
the weather is favorable the audience
should be large one in spite of the
other attractions. The motion picture
exhibitions, as Mr.. BONNIE has said,
provide amusement, or entertainment.
for large families Of persons with lin
tied means The admission at the
Park is ten and fifteen cents for adults
and five cents for children, low enough
for the most limited income of any in
dividual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
HOLD UP SALOON;
SHOOT MARSHAL

SPOKANE. Jan 40 ny " y
Two masked and armed thufn held
up Thomas Smiths saloon az Col
hort Wash go miles from Spo
kane. at 3 ocluek last nieht. secured
$500 la caah and while making
their escape shot Marshal NJ r.
RYAN. of Hlllyard. through the Lex
sheriff Mex Pugh and two dep
utlea Of Spokane are at the scene.
When north Of Hillyard RYAN met
two men. sho acted susplcioualy
and commanded them to hold up
their hands one of the men rc.
piled with a shot which wounded
the marshal aud the pait escaped
Ia the darkness
4 posse was organized az hill
yard and armed mea secured the
neighbofhood Spokane police we're
ON the alert all night looking for
the rohhora 10th men were rough.
iy dressed one belng tall aud the
other short aud fleHhy Marshal
Ryane wound Is not believed 20
be serious A Ruard Of 20 men.
armed with rifles. naradod the
streets of illlyard an night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
ANO TIER MAN NO w
WANTS WIDOW

mlnd Yot the thought come does
he fllrte " so. oh. no. Or &C least
he must not from now ON tie I'd.
mlts he ia good looking but women
are queer NJ We could only see
his photo or Spy him standing on
some street corner waiting FOR a
car pcaapa then We would know
and perhaps that Lonely Widow
would be- made Go realize there was
another pebble ON the beach Alas.
she has e. rival. that awful word I
know what that word means.
Now that short note iu The star
sounds NoOd Go one la despair hut
oh. 90 We lonely hearts have to
leave our beloved city tp find the
model man or We shylN ask, are All
the good ones takvn OF bethrothed.
who live IN the our fair city But
no. We think they are hashfui but
be as q may delays are dangerous
and some time Ia ~ 0t despond
ency. boys we may turn out Ntten-
tiun ia northcrly direction and
perhaps youll never miss her en-
she's gone And YOU will hear II
whispered what makes that
bachelor weep so. while others are
so gay What makes the tear roll
down each chegk from dawn tlll
close OF day. And % hear some
one reply because the Helllneham
men arr brave boys for we hear that
ho has learned the lessen that a
iraint hearst must soon learn
RIVAL"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
BENEDICT SAYS SHE NEED NOT
LEAVE BALLARD TO FIND
HUSBAND.

rha, nelllnsham professor had
better be getting a move on himself
This morning the matrimonial
Authority received a communication
from, one who slgnss himself a
Rival The Rival lives az ballard
and Is said to De a creckeriack
ny this time every reader Ia
familiar with the leftover widow
story. aud the ssellgihle professor
from down the Sound tie put ln a
bid for one widow ieft over. but
there are others
Mr. Editor
They say laughing is
catching, Now. there has.
from time to time. articles appeared
81 your paper concernlng matri.
mony And AZ last the temptation
Is too strong for a continual drop
ping will wear a stone And ! must
make reply
Warts e He shown.
Now. ii the nelllngham Professor
Il the man he claims he certainly
must BE- catch. and We wonder nc
has been overlooked SO long hut
suppose Tor the same reason that
am stlli travelling the Rad % single
bliss. but now have changed my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
ArLp WANTED MALE.


utu MONEY AGENTS. fNNE HhM
HNattliHh fatnpss Ell WatpaiiH NimalH
NHuHfHs detection NnffItt ftFttis thf
etefs frHHifemeHt Nf thH mNH ttatilua
pi HHHHH fhH nluHf fsHtinlHuH af WNlf
ono HfhfWiNfn thN fuai 10 fhn frHf Nla
muna As means uf Introducing 1919
HtHf teiHHa urd wonderful nrlntlllHUnf
arWI hud scouting HH many new tflHnHa
Hs gHiehls aa possible Nf hIr making o.
frefiHl iHdufHfnenf fNI tHr urH HfHf We
HHht fuH fH WHtF fhlH hHhNIiiuI tntI
this MHsfrfrirrU nf MHna HhnllDfnH
fNlH stimulation fNnf HuHfhlfe HIfh 900 ihL
beauty huH Washes HitN hIt che fliN Ni
che Genuine Diamond Wr want 700
to ahaH u tH Fouf uirnds and take W
deere fuf Ha ae it SELLS Itself aellH ut
siHhf auH makea 400 prf runf ufufi fnf
uu. ahaHluteit without effort un your
paft W. Nhnt GOOD. honest frrfrHfnla
tiFra efFft 81 here BOO effff inrHitu ffF
throughout fne HnIid both men Hnh
women. fHuuf and uid. phu $3.50 mot affl
nf pauu tho Harnatl Stimulation i1in
monde unnrf thr nIuirHnr thni ihrN ore
fHhuiHf HHfaH HH aurh action sonnet m..
laaha Go trouble uf rmNH ffHHHHlcnt. "
$3.50 wHuf a nlmulatiun Diamond Hlh
aIlfHfH fuf tho fHuuInr don't HHf Hfi
today aH THE ffrtiarfusHf fnht nrt
aprfaF aaain. fret rnfne fret tea
Faf Fras sample Otter heaufifui hnf.
tarfihHs stud or HenH iausal fin aa
iur nAHvATro piAMosp go.
Mehiiun fhls papsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
FORTY DAY SESSION
GOES Gil MMERING
nY r B. DILLON

OLYMPIA. Jan ia-~in defeating
the motion 90 make the session end
IN 90 instead % 60 days. the senate
displayed remarkable selfrrstralnt
Heretofore this motion has been
the signal for large number 81
senators 20 gct ready 10 make a
record for themselves az positively
no expense. FRYE gratis and for
nothing There isn't the remotest
chance ln the world that The legis
laturc viii ever agree 60 adjourn
NJ the end uf 80 DAYS. So that the
senator who introduces the reso
tuition. and those who vote for g.
take absolutely no risk. while theY
have something nice TO shoN their
admirnE constituents as evidence
Of a regard Tor the expenses Of the
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
GOTCH WILL MEET
TARTAR IN TURK

Frank Gotch. the champion
wrestler Of the world. VIII meet n
Tartar In Ynaiff Mahmonf Tho
Turk has disposed ~ Jenklna.
Americas. neel. Olson and others
"a the abort white he bAa b-cn m
this country
Olson, Who VAS thrown in 70
and 30 minutes respectively SAYS
4 wont SAYS the Turk can throw
Gofeh. bat there ALI not b. two
hours stailing when they Eri ou
the mat This feiios Is fast aud
aggressive aud ene OF the siroug
est men | ever met lie was too
stfong FOR me. and that vas all
there vas 10 H. kneW az many
tricks and vas iuat a. fast. bot I
could not overcome bis tfrcpEih
with uotch q may be- different
haNever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
SENSATIONAL
DIVORCE
CASE
WILLIAM ouooENHElM SUED
FOR DIVORCE AND ALimoNY
AFTER RGMARRtAGE.

NEW York Jan ~ By u. p.-
Grace n Guggo,Aelm han brought
suit Ia the supreme court for d.
vorco aud allmouy from William
Guggunhoim, OF the famous family
on The ground that the original '6t
yurcc. granted in Chicago eight
Years ago. has been anuulled be-
cause she had not been resident
of Illinois the length OF time pre-
yious to the action prescribed by
law.
Both parties 10 the present action
have been married Ia the mean
time.
Grace u. Gngrcnhelm. after che
supposed Chicago divorce. married
"a Frenchman 10 years her Junior
Who hiss instituted proceedings 10
annul their marriage, on the Eround
that her divorce from GuRgenhaim
WAR illegal II - alleged that Wil
liam GngRenholm lived With her
only one month tits attorneys 10.
day said We put $685. 600 Ia her
ulmble fingers several years ago.
and nov q ~ an gone We are not
accountable for her distress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
STATE NEWS

Everett-Juhn SeluH. q fisherman
ct Seattle. wandering ln the woods
near Edmonds apparently domeut
cd has been taken into custody
on his person WIS found bank
book showing be- had 81 800 on de-.
uoslt IN a Seattle bank
olympla--saiea Of state lands
in January amounted to t2l0.f34.
Coupeyiiie - Island county has
no saloons. the county commission.
ers refusing All licenses.
kent-The home OF Mrs. J.
noehme was destroyed by fire the
other day. aud the woman aud her
5.yearold child we're rescued from
the burning structure just IN time
% prevent cremation
Observation-Disclosures of the
counties Ia the state are IN session
here
Taooma--Robert Thompson. n
pioneer. aged 30, il dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
LEGISLATOR is
THREATENED

SACRAMENTO. Cnl. Jan, 10
Hy a. Unless sou quit your
demagoKue business against nnos
cent. laW-ablding Japanese. you
shall NOT see nrst Christmas Now
Quil -ur hatehetmau Ert YOU"
This mote. sent from Oakland to-
day and signed by "A Latter uay
Abe Lincoln f. sample of the
messages which have boen pouring
into the mail box az Assrmbiyman
Grove J.. johnson of Sacramento.
ever since De commenced his aEita o.
tlon in che legislature againnt che
little brown men
Some ~ these uiasivrs. written GA
postal cards. are so threatening that
thcy have attracted the attention OF
tbo pohtoffiee auihoriiiea The vet
cram lawmaker o. NOT disturbed by
these warninEs tfe eayu be believes
the bills arr proper ard be- Intends
60 work diligently for their passage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
ON THE FRONT

Steamers Charles Nelson and Jim
Butler shifted today Go take fur
thsr cargo az Tacoma
Steamer Corse arrived today az
pier IA from Tacoma.
Steamer buchanan arrived In 20.
DAY from San Francisco with the
usnal cargo and passengers. The
Humboldt is reported as having ar.
rived At the southern metropolis
Steamer lueafan arrived today
nt Seward and proceeded % Valdez
Steamer Portland sailed from Val
eex for Seattle tails morning
Schooner Okanogan pat ont from
pof Gamble for san Francisco this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
MAN FOUND
FROZEN TO DEATH

TACOMA. Jan "a -ny q p
Ffuseu sfiff and covered eith a coai
~ iea and suow. The body " a sell
dressed man was found Ia an empfy
Northern Pacific hoN car this morn
Ing The man Fad according 90
the coroner eommlifed suicide 81
drinsinE cafbulie acid A check on
a Seattle laundry company. a Scat
ue newspaper ugd $40 iu money
weFe fuuna I'D his pockets Tho
mar bad evidently been dead
several weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19
|. ON THE FRONT

n. I5ia-a1 f't. 81 fia.z I1ifHrfii-H
Steamer shaWmui left today for
aan frauclaco 10 take cargo for
New York She completed bunker
ing for the trip yesterday here
Steamer Santa Clara lon juneau
on her return here yesterday eve
ming
Japanese liner Kaga Maru sailed
today for the orient
Ship ST. David and bark Big B0-
nunzn towed ont OF San Francisco
yesterday for Seattle They are two
If the fleet Of ok vessels recently
acquired by the Coaatwise Barge a.
Us S. Co. for conversion into stone
boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19

boxiep feet three blocks from CALI
fornia ay and Ninth Ht. $500 eaay
CENTURY NEAnrY co.
lplt Alaska hidn.
or W "A Sanford Ninth and CALIFORNIA;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-19

Tho giant whale Jaws which have
been on exhibition for Some time ga
front ~ he uido Curiosity shop on
THE waterfront we're today trans.
ferrsd r. the exposition grounds.
where they VIII be ser Or az "a
iaa aaitt arch over She entrance t0
the alaska building THE great
BONES 20 feef IA length are the first
exhibits % be Installed in this hald.
ms They are donated ~ J.FE.
stHudleF