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Evening star., 1909-04-16
THE COURT RECORD.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Barnard
Gwydir agt. Treat; decree amended t
show appeal: bond fixed at 5000; con
plainant's solicitors. Pie. Blackstone
lat.
In re Lorens Thomson; order changing
name; petitioners solicitor, H. D. Gordon
In re lunacy of Abraham Makslahtl
committee authorized to invest funds; at
torney, F. \. Fenning.
In re Preslie Simpson: committees &C
count approved; attorney. F. A. Fenning
Walmsley agt. Walmsley: divorce a vin
mat. granted; complainant's solicitor
George p Hoover; defendants solicitors
{; r. Wilson and F. D. Blackstone.
General Fireproofing Company agt
Pickford; order permitting amendment tt
bill and making new parties: complain
ants solicitors. NJ. N. Richardson and C
II. Merrill; defendants solicitors, Bran
denburg & Brandenburg and Bates Wer
rem.
Henrick agt. Henrick: order staying
proceedings; complainant's solicitors. AL
bert Sillers and j. c. De Putron; defend
ants solicitor. w. c. English.
complainant's solicitors, D. 8. Mackal
and NJ. Strasburger: defendants solicitor
w. B, Reilly
Excl agt. Excl: decree confirming sale
compliments solicitor, H. W. Sohon.
Spigel agt. Freedman: decree discharg
Newmyer; defendants solicitors, j. E
Padgett and w. w. Stewart.
Hall agt. Hall: alimOny and counse
fees ordered: complainant's solicitor
James B. Green; defendants solicitor. c.
Darlington
Henning agt Lynch: order appointing
j. II. Ralston and w. F.. Ambrose trus-
tees to sell: bond, $1,000: complainant
solicitors. Ralston. Siddons & Richardson
defendants solicitor, w. e. Ambrose.
Gets agt. Cash: appearance of absent
defendant ordered; complainants -solic-
itor, M. 7. Clinkscales.
Clarke agt. Clarke: commission ordered
to issue: compIainant's solicitors. J. E.
Potbury and w. HI. Sholes; defendant S
solicitors. w. e. Ambrose and c. w.
Owen.
Wise agt Wise: divorce a vim. mat.
granted; complainant's solicitor, David
Rothschild; defendants solicitor, A. l..
Neumeyer.
EQUITY COURT NO. 2r-Justice Wright.
Taylor agt. Wilkinson: auditors report
confirmed: complainant's solicitors. W. l..
Pollard and NJ. N. Richardson.
Playter agt. Snyder: examiner selected
and directions for taking depositions and
pro confesso; complainant's solicitor, w.
C. Clephane: defendants solicitor, Paul
e. Lesh.
Kelchner agt. Kelchner; argued and
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Mrs. Story Expected Today.

sion OF all my senses, and able to meet
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CIRCUIT COURT NO. Chief Justice
Clahaugh.

Smith agt Capital Traction Company;
dismissed for want of prosecution; plains
tif's attorney, r. W.. Ivey; defendants
attorneys. r. Ross Perry & Son and G..
T. Dunlop.
Quill agt. Hume: advanced for trial
and set for May g. plaintiffs attorneys,
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Animal Trainer Injured by Leopard.

NORFOLK. Va. April 16-Capt. Tobe
Bartlett, animal trainer with the Ferari
animal show, had his right leg horribly
mangled by a leopard. 1t Is feared that
one of the bones just above the ankle Ii
broken, but at the hospital Il is an
nounced that the limb will be saved. The
man was performing In the cage when
the beast attacked him.
Evening star., 1909-04-16

Augustus Wright, one of Petersburg's .
Wa.) leading business men, died at his
residence in that city Of pneumonia. He
was native Of Germany and located in
Petersburg about forty-five years ago.
He was sixty-nine years Of age and is
survived by his wife and six children.
Evening star., 1909-04-16
| No British Squadron for Bosphorus.

LONDON, April 16-The admiralty to-
day gave denial to the report emanating
from Vienna of q joint naval demonstra-
tion at Constantinople. No British squad
ron has been ordered to leave Malta fer
the Bosphorus, as had been said, nor
has information reached the admiralty Of
the intention of France or Austria Hun
gard to send ships to Turkish waters.
Evening star., 1909-04-16

Mrs Story will reach this city today.
and it is expected that she will promptly
disavow all connection with any attack
on Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Story was given a
reception by Manhattan Chapter. of
which she Is regent, in New York yester-
day afternoon. She was asked whether
she had made the mentally and physi-
cally incapacitated'' statement, and she
replied that she had not
How could l, when l have never seen
Mrs. Scott?" Mrs. Story added. IT cer-
tainly have no desire to make this cam
paign a personal one. nor have 1 the
slightest intention OF trying to prejudice
any one against the Mclean candidate.
am running simply to oblige the con-
servative party of the organization
Mrs. Scott will announce her platform
tomorrow. 1t Is not expected to include
a startling line or word. 1t is stated that
Mrs. Scott will probably declare herself in
favor of the completion Of the hall at the
earliest date possible, and that she win
1t Is also said that Mrs. Scott will make
the statement that IL elected she will es-
tablish her residence in Washington and
remain here while president general.
Reception at Chevy Chase.
A reception was given yesterday after
noon at Chevy Chase. in honor of Mrs.
Donald Mclean. president general. and
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins. retiring re-
gent of the District.
Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby. historian general
of the National Society Of the D. A. r.,
who has filled the position for the last
two years is compelled by i'll health
to decline another term. There are two
candidates for the office, Mrs. Darwin and
Mrs. Virginia Frye Briggs, daughter Of
Senator Frye, of Maine.
ceremony is to take place this after
noon in Rockville. when. q new chapter
OF the Daughters of the American Revo-
lut!on will be organized and named the
0anet Montgomery. The organization will
take place In the old Hnugerford Inn. It
Is stated that 1t was in this inn that the
first resolution against Great Britain.
which brought on the Boston tea party
was signed. Washington, Braddock and
Lafayette were entertained in the same
Inn in 1776. and the furnishings used by
the three generals are still there. Mrs.
Mclean will attend. She will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. Mrs
John A. Murphy of Cincinnati and Mrs.
Amos G. Draper, registrar general of the
national society.
Invitation to White House.
President Taft has invited the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution to a
Evening star., 1909-04-16

Miss Nellie L. Knott, daughter OF Will
liam Knott of Eliicott City. Md, was
married to Charles z. Hoffer OF Gra-
mensi, DEL
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submitted: complainant's solicitor, w. G,
Gardiner: defendants solicitors. Kilgore,
Calvert & Spates

submitted: complainant's solicitor. w. G..
Gardiner: defendants solicitors, Kilgore
Calvert & Spates.
Sails agt. Constas: injunction dissolved
complainant's solicitor. c. F. Carusi; de-
| fendant's solicitors, F. E. Mitchell, Ed
win Forrest and Ralston, Siddons & Rich
ardson.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justice Stafford
Finch agt. Souder; motion for Judgment
overruled: PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Simmons
& White; defendants attorney, W. c.
Balderston.
Reynolds agt. Wyman: motion for new
trial overruled and judgment on verdict
ordered; plaintiffs attorney. George c.
sninn; defendants attorney. william
Michael agt. Small; motion for new
trial overruled and judgment on verdict
appeal noted: supersedeas: bond, $1,000;
cost bond. 500: plaintiffs attorneys. Gies
q Brosnan; defendants attorney. Charles
Fitch agt. Hughes; motion for tudg-
ment overruled; plaintiffs attorneys,
Darr. Peyser & Taylor: defendants at
torneys: Herbert & Micou.
United States use of Powers Regulator
Company agt. sanborn: motion for judg-
ment overruled; plaintiffs attorneys.
Brandenburg & Brandenburg; defend
ants attorneys. J. c. Fay. McKenney &
Flannery.
trial overruled and Judgment on verdict :
appeal noted; cost bond. $50: PLAINTIFF 9
attorney, E. L. Gies: defendants attor-
ney, w. c. Balderston.
Pratt Kirk Company agt veneered
Door Company: motion to strike petition
of ]. D. Brown from files granted; plain
tiff's attorney. E. s. Duvall, jr: defend
ants attorneys. Ralston, Siddons & Rich
ardsOn.
Lusby agt. Logan; motion for new trial
overruled and judgment on verdict; plain
tins attorney, Robinson White: defend
ants attorneys, P. J. Ryan and T. H.
Patterson.
Berry & Whitmore Company agt Ad-
ans Express Company; motion for new
trial; argued and submitted: PLAINTIFF 8
attorney. E. s. McCalmont; defendants 8
attorney, S. 7. Thomas.
Dubois agt. Wickersham; bill of excep-
tons submitted; plaintiffs attorneys, w.
NJ. Levin and Coldren & Fenning: de-
fendant's attorneys, Mckinney & Flan-
merry. ,
Notice-Owing to meeting Of the court
in general term there will be no session
Of this court Monday next.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
NEAR BEER WAR IS
ON At BLACKWELL
Co to Another Justice Of Peace And
Secure a Replsvin Order For
corfscated Goods.

Guthrie. Okla. Sept -Enforee-
ment Attorney +. 5. Caldwell reports
. near beer" war on al Blackwell.
Constable Tarr. Of that place. acting
under the advice OF the sheriff OF Kay
county. recently raided all the soft
drink places in blackwell and con
fscated twenty barrels OF Amber
Mead and near beer whiCn the courts
have recently decided we're intoxicat-
ing liquors and thar their sale was a
violation Of the enforcement act. Con
stable Tarr notified Mr, Caldwell We'd
nesday that the owners OF the contis-
Gated wet goods had gone into an
other justice Of the peace court al
Blackwell aa1 secured : rep.eyin Or
der taking the goods out of the hands
of the other justice Of the peace Mr.
Caldwell advised the. constable that
the second justice was without au-
shority to ueplevin the goods when il
was already IN custody OF a court
and that he should have resisted turn
ing nver the goods The constable
was instructed To again seize the
soOds and hold them Constable Tarr
replied that he could not seize the
beer without assistance and Enforce
ment Attorney Caldwell understands
,Aat sheriff Raider. Of Newkirk. has
agreea 10 assist Tarr in re-confscat-
ing the goods this afternoon Ii is
said that feeling rams high 81 Black
msA over the afair and that the citi-
zsns are taking sides on the PROPOSE
tion- which makes il dincult for the
0EcerS 10 do their duty
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02

+t Is AstoriSAlzg - note how Some
nea ra1 5zAia.e me rsost feTy lleaias
IS easily As The average cltzen can
,oss down > slsSs ci aemonaae.~ S25d
cApt George p R2insg II De- Rso.
Tex a. shs Hasel kernRn. i have
! nesgAbar who j. So nseE to 1rinklns
xhl<kg q exsraordlnArx high proad
-ssa-thas when he in1llgas i1 than
sliSterang esseEce al rye Ae ioIlo~s
Z ~ with a gszss 81 100 Trooi-the
stardsrd--ks chaser quite as most
utl take water rs mitigate fhe ar
ss1t stn1 ln rE cnuat1T if5 5s No mn
srsssznca tha1s far ol1 ironlsrsrAen 70
i-ark alcohol thzl hss been slizhtly
.llmea sa6 have see1 nai a 5eT
Rha culld zor1 the r2w 4r4cae Down
.hfir t1roats in seeming t15cYrfrt' ~
~ - lii1nars American
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
NO Rooa FOR tt cglTTr-
Busi'ess World Has nc Plsce for the
han who Is ura-is 70
HOLD On.

MANY business men Tail because
they ARE cutters. Il may he tlar
more sau ios this reason thsn any
either Whatever the proportion. the
number IS toe large. Men can Ascoln-
piisn more than they ever dreaat OF
IN most eases Il Is mainly a question
81 holding on when a man is engaged
IA pursuit into which his physical
and mental qualities at II plants sue
cgmhea 10 every whin cf biting air In
tie raw DAYS q spriag and shFieeled
NJ AZ every drought al summer, there
would ae no fruit Nature points the.
way % holding on with grim tsnacity
and legt alone tsc face al the eartt
Is smothered in shrub and flower and
seed.
IN the fields 81 industry Thomas A.
Edison IS a sp.sasd Illustration Of
these truths. decla..s writer in the
Rookkecper lie srss In scientific
uoFk. IS in all ot4eF work. the chief
factor of success IS the power of stick
irs 10 q thing. I attribute ali that
have accomplished ia the fact that
hold On where most persons get ais
corrsge1 Grant Non his battles by
Aoldirg on nos hy superior military
tactics Examples are aS numerous
as successful men
MOI all may sacc "a IN the same de-
gree. since mcn a-e li1erentiy con
stsseied and lAbov se1r varying con
sstsa~S hs,e a sns.Rtsmx ~hfftfrr xs.alf-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
NEWELL SAYS DIFFERENCE
GAN Be ADJUSTED

Spokane. Wash Sept --Freder-
ick II S. Newell chief q The Rec'A-
nation Service. who Was in Spokane
with tie Cnited States Senate com
mstree ~ irrigation. headed by Sena-
TOR Carter & Montana. now touring
tire Northwest. declared in an inter
rSew that he and Richard a. Balien-
gsr. secretary q the interior. are
on she best of terms. 50 far as know
He sasd also he knew notAing of any
rr0rhle between Forester Pinchot and
MT. BallingeT. except what be had
read u The newspapers II there is
Azr~ rronhls I DC not believe r Is nf a
serious charnc1er- BE- A1ded and can
a,e adjusted rerE easily. AT the close
rf the irrigation congress IN Spokane
M. Plnchoi and ] vent East Together
as far IS Montana while Mr. BalinEar
went to his home il Seattle- Tniled
Sta1as Senator Chanberlzln q OrsE1n
also member nt the party said among
ether things that be is ready 10 retire
from EnAlic lzss al 1he end 81 ais pres
en- tern. a3dine, Whsa look
back orsr the lsaEzh of tine have
followed ) pnhisr career Il seems IKE
n ace
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
WELCOME PRESIDENT

Spokane. Wash. Sept. ?. II Sixteen
thousand school children OF Spokane
and as many as can come from the
tributary districts viii be among the
thousands TO welcome President Taft
when he comes TO Spokane on his
trans-continental trip the morning Of
September Is. Mayor Nelson s. Pratt
plans to include in the Seeing Spo-
kane automobile tour for the presi-
dent route taking in most Of the
public and parochial schools in the
city At points where the schools are
of the route the children will be mob
ilized with those at the building near
est to it. and in this way all win have
an opportunity to see the chief execu-
tive. Mayor Pratt believes this inno-
vation would be enjoyed by President
Taft. while it viii mark milestone in
the lives Of the children and one which
they viii remember the rest OF their
days.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
AS SUBSTITUTE FOR KlTTEae
HereaNtd Cat Adopted and TenderlY
Cared for Family ~
Squirrels

Last spring Il cat en- the fsrH b1
Alher, Fisher. near Wsteryille s. "
had several small kittens. As the iarm
was 0verstocked with cats her voane
were taken from her and igoN ned
After thar the cat seemed very Nnhap-
py. and being a house favorlte she re-
ceived considerable umraths
One day shortly after her kstsens
We're taken from her younk squirrel
which had fallen from It's nest in the
hollow OF Tree Was found and taken
10 the cat with the idea that II voald
be dainty morsel 20 tempt her ap-
petite
Instead og poaneirS upon L cal fash
ion she took the yoaRe squirrel 10 the
hox where she Mad ~ recently meth.
cred her own yoans aaa there b.
slowed upon the squirrel al the aaec.
ticn shc had previously given tn her
kittens
Stranger stili says writer in
Country Life ia America. in about two
hours the old cat had hunted ont the
squirrels nest In the tree some ais.
tSnce away and carried The remainder
of the yeagg squirrels ~ her uaouth.
nne At tiuae. to her box n TIE house
Then until the squirrels were nearly
fAli grown the cal vatxhea over them
with all The Solictp2e that i possible
sor sny animal mother 60 show. even
providing noUrssAmens tor tAea in ex-
Aciiy the Saize manner thai she hzd
ior her oNn yoans Whea THE se0sT-
relS bad outgrown mothers atten.
sicn fAey were very tame ana were
eixea 10 iFsends q the sanilv
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
STALK AND SLAY The ENEMY
Nen1sttz IN Wc~tenssre - lliastrs-
ser q ne Esernal Onress a.
tfe s. ksrx-

70 listen to a B1lx2r singing IS 20
z.8ks ones Gesh creeQ O. want 10
wesp TNe centuries at cruel oTEres
ssoa are oaly TOO manifest in Bai
S4rssn AuS1c ana wor3S hag
MantsneerlM grows restless over his
soags. ana curses he poUers tlzf for
nsd him io emulate ais sorefathers'
Deeds e1 ra1sse 2cr0ss The frontier
r. 6oes 50 Whenever he can. hni only
IN gwns And iAr~es
When tAs Mc1tensgrin soeS rataing
ncrass the border 4 Is really a more
srnrsine affair than the wesi-4anirg,s,a
Ars1 orgxni1e1 cuttings a the RlgAr
''~amstzkthiS Win Aan a Is usually
a rrirAse act of revenge. cr Fenaeftn-
r. nhich A- inrstes one or tWo trends
TAaea thsy steal 2cross fhe border AZ
night 1n1 sheir man. as fheir best to
kzl him and then make tracks aclae-
H-Ar6 with the Whole 6istEaet a4 their
htels Perhaps the method al kildrg
- MOI ~ 10 the standard q western
sport Tor they shoos sAeir victln ssh
tirs 81 K speak. and a. nos gire hin
chance. bui s. IL Is rae recognized
sySzem en- both SIDES little can be
Szs6
EAis cuslom makes men werr Wary,
ana ths stranger can appreciate the
rsAsan WIEN he sees psoErnxI- Tor
Instance ssttHdang 10 his. anries with
a rife slung over his back Baf in
sgsss q tAiS 1axity Of observance ct
the sixth commandment as 8 Francis
can monk pnt i to mt. theF are Ihe
ssssnre o honor and Hospitality As
ths1r guest ne une can cone 70 anv
harrn. and they wal 90 A. IN sheir
pcAreg ~ maks his STAY among Ihem
pleasant and Nsae Worsd Nag
n1lne.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
CONTINUED From Page ore-)

Island on March l. Six EsquImaux
returned from here. With four men
and as dogs moving the supplies for
eighty days. the crossing Of the Ciz-
cum-poIar tract began. Three days
later two other Esquimaux- forming
the last supporting party. returned,
ana the trials now begun, reduced by
the survival OF the fittest The best
men ana Is dogs we're picked for the
fnal effort
For several days after the sight
Of known land was lost. an overcast
sky prevented an accurate determia-
alton Of our positions. On March 80
the horizon partly cleared and new
land was discovered. Our obseFa-
tons gave our position. latitude S4-47
longitude. $685. There was an ur-
gent need Of rapid advance Our
main session did not permit a detonT
for the purpose OF exploring the
coast Here We saw the last signs
Of solid earth: beyond there was noth
ing stable to be seen
we advanced steadily over the
monotony OF the moving sea Of ics
and now found ourselves beyond ths
range OF all life-neither foot print.
of bears nor blow-hoie seals were
detected. Even the micr0scopis
creatures of the deep were no longal
under Us. The maddening influence
of the shifting desert Of frost became
almost uncomfortable in the daily rou-
tine.
On April zist We had reached
81 degrees. 50 minutes. 40 seconds
The pole Was in sight. We covered.
the remaining IA seconds and made
a few final observations ] told
EctukishOok and Ahwelsh accompany
ing Eskimos) that we had reached the
great nail Everywhere We turned
was south. With a single step We
could pass from one side Of the earth
10 the other. from midday to night
Al last a Tag was aoated TO the
hreezeS al the pole It was April 71st-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
MlLn RuMoR.

Why should any newspaper claim
ina respectahillty give space 10 rum.
ors sent abroad ny irresponsible par.
tiesg There is ever enough evil and
error 70 make the public press seem
sensational without publication of wild
and woolly unwarFanted items. Okla.
Aoma has suffered much al the hands
of the Irresponsible press agencies
Il has had 10 make the people nnder
stand thar wars with Indians and raids
of cowboys originate oRiy IN the
minds ~ the people who manufacture
tie stories Rcccnsly there was an
illustrated edition 81 New York
weekly. showing a eiH herding tie
countless herds Of cattle near Vinita
uish glowing accounts of she via ard
picturesque sceneFs aboat the iuaian
town.
Perhaps tAe NeN YORK editor aid
nos know. hat shere are nsore inaoceS
ssalt places wishsN 1oe gailes ot Ncw
Yor& CIV than uaAin sAs Sane ra-
aaas og NinRa. Ssnce lST2 vinlsA has
Aesn oae 81 tAe 6esi souns ia the
Southwest peonied Nv aaW-aAsdine
coa4earsng eisfaens casnrcd ard
honest
The F4neAes rictuseA as being nsar
ran4s 3sv <esaaniy pressy-S4 tes
pans9 Arpuna Ssaea is ane 81 the
Finest aarmrx csnnsgses oeswee1 sAe
M8ssssql river enA ne Racsc 1nona
srAan. ard twe sress grank alns raA-
raeas traverse tarosssA Craig oa4azs
Hns Eaw Ia KanSas CIV AID 81 lssnis
s'nE frsHco reAralrs thf Sasne cerfsrs
st cammerce cras IS ase af tAe
aensegg pnpnasse6 rsurssS c1 ossla-
a<ma rsnisa 8 ssu x several zhsns
and pefale. wslA sfasnaid schools ex-
csas1f DWELLINGS, and tans AZ eve
hazks las9ne millions On deposit
rAe xa6ess thang aAass Nlnsa
IS scramble &or tas newcomer %
sernra stxtas psace AZ ASaae. ana
Be wsn fnE geoE Schools. spaenaia
thnsVhes. an 1nteslseert peeale ln-
sars sn eAeyang the taws ard dsvelun
US the comnu4iiy III Is do1bttnl z
as nnch rroaare cMn ass raasca tn ans
sax cauxsies of New GoT& 4s - grove
an Craig colnsx a IS csfaaan q Aettfr
81 more rsrresesgAgire e1aeensa.1p w.li
not BE- sonnd aenestA ths stars and
stripes
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
NEM TRIANGLE OF 10000
SQUARE MILES OF LAND

1905. The temperature was minus IS
|centergrade, bar 29.t3. latitude 90.
as for the longitude. 1t was nothing,
as il was but a word
Although crazy with joy our
spirits began to undergo feeling
of weariness The next day after tax
ing all our observations. a sentiment
OF intense solicitude penetrated US,
while we looked at the horizon. Was
is possible that this desolate region.
without a patch of earth. had aroused
the ambition of so many men for so
many centnFies2 There was no
ground. only immensity OF dazzling
snow. no living being, no point 10
break the frightful monotony.
-On April 2srd we started on oar
return"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
FINDS JlPARESE
PLANT N GORGE

spokane WASH Sae 1-I'roisssor
T A. Ronser. ncuAer IL the farulty
at spokane college has sns1e . "and
o4 importance te scientists lhe world
over IS ire disoovery 81 Gea1Sco
leaf .n 6eep cat near tAls ssr ase
declares sAis confirms the taeosg tha
NorsA kaesscA and Npaa were cor
necsea ay lspd cenAres $3.50 Aaalng
TAe Ceirkgo ASs a rare tsstnssson
amoe plants IS that 81 is Ns,hoas any
aesr relsuve There IS only one sen.
rs and enc sneces 81 & extans ana
shis oae sound Only Is Japan. Mhae to
,he 3ayman the fa6ins a. sse Cenkso
ealsel dcep Is soe aear Spokane
saears Astle or nothsae. Is the sess1t-
lists thiS IS IS very Important discovery
As q confirms tAs theory ol ihe ayisAi-
sss riia6S il.st sorae Une IS TIE am
nast this continent and gspan eere
eannettes ~ 1saE
pAlossor RoaseF s,olieras thar as
sooa IS tAe ze0s as ais aiseorax Is
slssn to ne xo1la. some q the Sore
aoss scientists ln he couni1x aFn
come Is sfis psss ct ths northwest Is
ca-es on resesrcA Oosk 81 xAe Cos1m
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