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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-02
"a SEED is n simple thing to loci

"a SEED is simple thing to lock
"a at. 1t might as well be 4
e. Il pebble or a grain Of sand for
all there seems 10 be TO it.
0njy Il bean. YOU say, yet there's a
g7cnt deal more to that bean than you
ever drea med III.
Take Il bcGn-juSt an ordinary white
bean CIT Gf the pantry-and look at it.
The smooth white outer covering is
the seed coat Il is almost water
light and is Il protection for the parts
that lie within. On one side you Will
nCtire Il very conspicuous spot. This
Is the seed scar ard is the place where
the little stem that fastened the bean
10 the =. WIS attached. Near one
END of the seed scar, or hilum. as the
bCtaniSts call it. is small round hole.
the micropyle. If you put bean in
water it will soon begin to swell be-
cause of the water which it absorbs
through the micropyle.
Now. take Il bean that has been
soaked for Il few hears. The seed
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-02

i0at VIII c"!lir
off easily. The
part Of the bean
that is inside is
found to be split
in two length
wise. These two
halves are called
cotyledons. which
is only another
name fer seed
leaves. Spread
t il G cOtyledOns
apart carefully.
If you look close
ly vou can see a
little plant tuck
ed snugly away
between t n e III
Just TO one side
of the middle is
Il small stem, the
caulicle. FaSten-
ed to it is the
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-02
Home Course In
Modern Agriculture
How a Seed Starts to Grow
By C. v. GREGORY,
Agricultural Divfsien. Iosva State College
by Associa
BY C. v. GREGORY,

Copyright. 1905 American Association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
400 SAVED;
8 ARE DEAD

5 flERRiN, M Dec "A Another
CHERRY" disaster was Rverted by
tbs prompt hoistlng of 400 men
tfun Mine A Of the Chicago and
Cafterville company here ycster.
day afternoon. following an eK-
ploaion which cost eight lives
Although searching party work.
ed untlringly all night under the
direction OF state Mine Inspector
Little. OF Carhondale. the bodies
OF no more victims, IN addition 90
the eight already recovered. were
found,
An investigation into the cause
of the disaster Is being made to.
day Il ~ thought that The ex.
ploaion was caused by an uu-
guarded lamp carried by miner.
although the presence of gas Ia the
section of the mine whore the acct,
dent occurred was unknown.
Members Of the rescue party are
assured that every man who was
in the mine Last evening is account
ed for
The death roll includes the
names OF w. r, Pierce. the mine
engineer. Eugene Barrett. bis as.
alatant, aud Thomas Williams. the
assistant manager Miners known
"a Snyder. Greece. Romeo and baf.
Dor. and an unidentified Italian
also loat theiT lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
The Last Resort

II IL an unfortunate thing that
nearly always the cases that come
TO us are almost hopeless. Once
In while we get hold OF a Euan
or woman whose teeth have not
been sacrificed through ignorant
dental methods. and so are able TO
restore the missing teeth with 1T
tie or no trouble: but IN the ma
iority OF cases they come 10 us at
the eleventh hour. Ours Is the court
OF last resort We are expected 10
do the impossible thing and build
up a perfect structure with little
or no foundation 20 work upon.
The fact that We are able 10 do
perfect work In many cases. speaks
volumes for the perfection Of Our
Method of teeth restoration. Such
cases prove that the fundamental
principles OF the work are right. II
IL a source OF great satisfaction 10
US when a patient writes In and
tells MS how pleased he IL with the
work We did for him. II Is only a
question of time. after all. until
the fame OF this work is spread
abroad to the four corners OF the
continent. through the unsolicited
testimonials Of those who have had
the work done.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
n. w. Cor Of 3rd av. and Union st.
Across the street from Postoffice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
HE|NZE, THE WONDER OF THE
COPPER WORLD, IN SEATTLE

r. Aug Heinze. The rough and
tumble flnancief Of Butte aud New
York. IL Ia Seattle. stopping at tho
Rainier Grand hotel, TO spend the
holidays with hia friends. Hugh l.
Wilson and 81. Nice. White.
tie IL the same old n Augustus, a
little silyery above the temples.
little larger around the waist. but
hts shoulders are thrown back With
their oldfime beiilcose. reckless air
aud hia bat hasn't lost that peculiar
dip over one eye. that the miners Of
Butte know 80 well
Heinze IL still a young man. but
be has lived the lives ~ half q
dozen men. aud there u nothing on
his face 10 show for H. He fought
the Standard OH an over the map
oi Montana. took a whirl AZ William
Andrews CLARK. Of Silver Bow. and
OF questionable senatorial record.
tied M With the bulls and bears ~
the Wall s. stock exchange. carried
around a cart load Of indictments.
and never turned a hair la add.
ton 10 this. he has had several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
TINY PRINCESS NOUMA GIVES BABY
GIRL TO GIANT HUSBAND, THEN DIES


HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Dec "a
Weeping out his hearts sorrow over
a tiny bit OF bier. 80 small that
q would be hidden hy bouquet OF
ordinary size. Maurice A. Growdy "A
tronneF. Il today enaetiug an nn.
usual role IN this city. In the casket
arc the remains of hts wife. known
TO the stage as Princess Nonma. n
midget OF but 80 pounds Ia weight
0rowdy IL "A seyen,foot giant.
-Four years ago this strangely con.
trasted couple after having travelled
together IN side shows aud vande-
vile. We're married This morning.
after an operation. the little wife be-.
came A mother Three hours after
the operation she londlea the dim
Piled little fonrpound ehiid az her
side. Then the infant WAS placed
IN q baby incubator AZ o'clock
Ia the afternoon the hospital nurse
noted restlcssncsa in the little
mother Five minutes later she
died.
Growdy Is 60 years of age, and
from shelhyvlllc. Ind Ills unusual
sife and heighi caused him To be
attracted 20 the stage. Princess
Nonma was Mathllda Gajdns Of
harot. Hungary, before she vent on
the stage. She was &c years Of age.
and was highly educated. speaking
English flucntly. Physicians say
the child will live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

catch. aa.catch-can goes with the
Canadian government. and today
may be worth thirty million dollars
or thirty cents. It's not possible TO
tell which by looking at him or
talking 10 him.
Hclnze iE man of unlimited
physical and financial nerve. He
has defied mobs Of raging miners
In Butte and In 10 minutes had
them hurfshing for the man they
had started out 20 lynch He owned
the district courts Of Silver Bow
county while the Standard oil
owned the supreme court OF Mon.
tnna lie fought for millions In
these courts. yenal and corrupt as
they we're lie fought fire with fire
and never whimpered Whether
the Standard oil settled with him
for ten or twenty millions IL not
known. although Thomas Lawson
leans toward the larger sum
lie was later actively engaged
with Banker Morse IN the pyramid.
ing OF banks In New York Morse
Is now At the door Of the penlten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
SPENDS TWO YEARS SALARY
ON ONE XMAS CELEBRATION

"a 10 be partially insane, aud was
heavily armed with shot guns and
rifles when he started on the ram
page.
And. for taking the chance "a ar.
resting him and later bringing bin
20 Seattle, for preserving the peace
generally in mining camps ~ the
southeast OF the city. the county
commissioners propose 10 allow
Matt 81 a month salary They say
that Is all he VIII get. but Sheriff
Hodge insists that preserving the
peace IN the big Rayensdale district.
rs worth % least 81 day. and he
proposes to put Matt on as ape.
clal deputy AZ that wage allowed
under the law
Mats salary was cnt because he
dared 10 tell the truth about the
slot machines. IN the grand jury in
veHtigatlou.
He thanked Vanderyeer and the
commissioners this morning for
their attempt AT handing him
Christmas present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

Matt gtafwich. deputy Hherlfi.
who has been 30 generously allowed
81 month by the county commits
sloncra for being na hc Us common.
~ called. THE sheriff Of Ravens.
dale IL some spender.
Think Of g. he blew IA two years
salary today on Chrlgtmag presents.
Yes. sir. ho spent All OF S2f for
the wife and the boy az home.
Matt came 20 town yesterday with
a husky big Italian. Alex Matilda,
bound over 10 keep the peace. and
landed him IN jail
Matilda ran annex threatened
his wife aud stcpdaughtera with
death. and created big muss gen.
orally at Ravenadale Matt arrest
Cd him took him before the justice
OF the peace. hsd him bound over
to keep the peace. aud when he
could not furnish the bond. brought
him 70 Seattle 70 place him IN the
King county iaii.
Matilda f. really considered q
dangerous character lie Is beliey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

made, and measurements taken OF
each freshman Rirl After care
ful study 81 these records, Miss
higeioW evolves certain exercises
which she considers needfnl. Tho
exercises are first given with the
girls back bare. that the instructor
may see u her theory works out
correctly New exercises arr added
when the student has strength 20
stand them
The apparatus used for curved
spines includes table that looks
more Ike some iiendiah torture IN.
strument 81 a medieval age than
twentieth century blessing On tho
table the patient Is strapped. hands
grAApinE ropes which work from
pull"ys AZ the head and each side
The heavy straps from each side
are 80 arranged that when the spine
81 curved 20 the right, tho left
strap. arranged 20 cruss tho back
AZ the place where the curvature
IL most pronounced. exercises resist.
auce 80 that particular spot. draw
Ing The curved column 10 the left
at that place The coed holds this
position for from two 20 five min.
utea. according 10 endurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
SALVATION ARMY
is DISTRIBUTING
BASKETS TO-DAY

Two hundred and forty baskets OF
provisions viii be distributed by the
Salvation Army this afternoon be
tween and . o'clock. from the
Armys headquarters Al the corner
OF Fifth ay. and Olive 81,
Each basket viii contain enough
food 20 keep a moderate sliced fam.
ily for several days and viii prob
ably represent the first wholesome
food that most og the recipients
have eaten Ia months
The distribution will be under tho
direction nf 3rig. and Mrs. Dubhlns
who are Ia charge Of Washington
and Oregon
Tomorrow evening there will be-
a Christmas tree at which clothing
viii be given away. both az head.
quarters and NJ Ballard. Clothing
for both grownups and children.
books. dolls. shoes. and many other
things that win make this Christ.
mas a happy one for hundreds o.
children who otherwise might have
been Snrrouful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
ONE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN OR STOMACH GAS

the stomach and intestines. and.
besldes. one single dose will digest
and prepare for assimilation into
the blood all your food the same as
a sound. healthy stomach would
DO t.
When Diapepsin works. your
stomach rests-gcta Itself In order.
cleans up and then you feel like
eating when you come 70 the table.
and what you eat viii do you good.
Absolute relief from all stomach
misery IL waiting for you as soon
as you decide TO take little Dla.
pepsin. Tell your druggist that you
want pape's Diapepsin. because you
want TO become thoroughly cured
this time
Remember. II your stomach feels
out OF order and uncomfortable now
you can get relief in five minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

Why not get some now-thls mo.
ment. ard forever rid yourself Of
stomach trouble and indigestion A
dietcd stomach gets the blues and
grumbles Give IL a good eat. then
take PHpe's Dlapepsin 20 start the
digestive juices working. There viii
be no dyspepsia OF helching Of gas
or erucAiiuna Of undigestcd food.
NO feeling like lump Of lead In
the stomach or heartburn. sick
headache and dizziness. and your
food will not fermsnt and poison
your breath with nRuseous odors.
rape's Diapepsin costs only 80
cents for a large case Of any drug
atore here. and win relieve the most
obstinate case of indigestion and
upset stomach In five minutes
There Is nothing else better TO
take gas from stomach and cleanse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

ANN ARnoR. Mich. Dee. a.
Out Of $50 freshmen Girls at the
University Of Michigan there are 81
who have curved spinea. For each
of these afflicted girls there are cor.
tain exercises glven in Harbour
gymnasium, By Katherine nlgolnw
the woman's physical director. All
Tending 10 bring the coed back 10
her normal condition and health.
Miss higeiow believes that every
public school should have a trained
director 90 iuielligsntiy instruct IN
physical science. II would mean
fewer stopped men and women. she
says.
10 Harbour gymnasium are com
pleie apparatus Of all kinds. 70 aid
In the correction Of these poor
abused. feminine splnes. The case
Il Indeed stubborn that shows no
marked Improvement after ak
months corrective work. Miss Iilge
low says
For each coed afflicted Nth
spinal trouble therc ls an exercise
suited 20 her individual needs. Al
the beginning OF the semester an
examination ~ each student Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
STARTS FIGHT
ON CHARGING
OF PENALTIES

Thomas u. Mcmahon. an attoF-
ney. yesterday filed a suit IN tho
superior court against the indepen-
dent Telephone company which VIII
interest every telephone user IN the
city. II IL tho beginning of a legal
fight against tho charging u the So
cent penalty assessed subscribers
Il they fail 20 pay their bills before
Tho 10th Of the next succeeding
month
Mcmahon claims this TO be Illegal
according 20 the franchise granted
tilo company by the city ~ Seattle.
H quotes from the franchise which
specifically states that no greater
rate than 1850 per month shalt be
charged Tor any ona party line resi-.
dencs telephone.
The franchise also specifically
states thu, the whole grant shall be-
come forfeited n The company fails
- live up 20 all n tho provisions,
Afc Atahon lea his telephone bill
ran for three months. and then ten.
AereA $40. which fhe tho amount
dms under she franchise. but che
cashier refused e. take IL. claiming
that the biil was 81.
Several weeks ago Mcmahon
utaved from hts former home Ia
West seattle 70 xEft FRANKLIN av
and asked 20 haze telephone in
stalled IN his nes home The cuFu-
pany refused 70 install the lnstru-
sisus until the tts hiil had been
raid
The proceedings started yesterday
arc to compel ths company 20 In
stan the telephone and 70 aiseoa-
meet the telephone al his former
home
IL wnM made resuruabin January
tn department No. o. the SUI
perior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
EHT FLYING
AIRSHIP FOUND


tCcncludeu.l
kg over dozen Massachusetts
villages
In his interviews given out Al the
time be announced the flight 20
New York and return. TilIlnEhast
said that the mechanics In bis en-.
plov were experts and that they
ssuld operate the machine without
As assistance or direction.
Everybody Saw the Plane.
Reports Of last nights flight
zme from various directions.
Many OF those who saw the craft
Serlare that they could make out
he outlines 81 two men seated in
IL frame Of the ship Others say
IA only one person was aboard
Al sgree. however. hat the frame
ssfk o. the machine could be dis.
1rned above the swiftly moving
HrAf. which attracted their atten.
tsn
M machine vas seen a, North
I hago. Iiopedale. Grafton. North
eraii0n. Upton. Natiek. Ashland.
Marlboro. South Pennington. and
no was reported 10 have been
esa from Boston Common.
/ Tillinghast remained silent TO
/ a. and refused 10 discuss his air
a Alp IN ans way. The belief that
v y she Inventor OF one Of the
nost remarkable aiFships the world
I b. knowu has grown here into al
nss' certainty In the minds Of
" fownspeople
y Tiillaghasf's statements that
hemade the trip from here to New
Fofk from there 70 Boston. and
I fiom BOSTON back to Worcester
without aaghtlug. and that his ma.
n'ne vii maintain a speed 81 40
mites an hour are true. the ayia-
boz uorld VIII receive a big sur
4 Nise 9heh be decides 10 break hts
I Gence.
he secrecy maintained AZ the
y seugh estate, and the careful man.
ny N which the shed discovered
8 may - Being guarded. lends new
Fsi9nf N the belief that a marvel
- ship has been constr ueted. The
correspondent was taken before
n " Justice summarily today. and
n w swift manner m which he was
4 Foecuted for trespassing Is be
i Asfed 70 have been intended as
waning 70 others who might at
sng, % invade the secrecy OF the
nship plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
sY WILLIAM A pEvERAlL.
lasH Correspondent o. the unlted
Press.)

BG.UEFfEf.nS. Nicaragua. Dec
a-lRy Wireless to Colon Gen.
"a nlax. Il che insurEont forces,
nis began bis advance upon
xasUua. aud Il Is believed before
,emmuw night h.stFada's entire
rmy will be moving toward the
apltcf
Since the sweeping defeat of the
gslayans ~ Rama and Reeero. last
Nanaay. Tuesday and "Wednesday
tsrhmengs OF the rebel army
Ave beea pursuing the troops OF
De former president thar avoided
msture These remnants of the
peatw's troops have either been
i1sen 10 tie mountainous country
h he interior or have been dis
NSsse. and practically nothing
sarfh Ia the path Of the Estradans
Il = believed generally that moth.
hk can save the capitol from fan.
TX into the handa ~ the rebels.
raless ne newly appointed presi.
egrt. Jose MadriF. sues Tor peace,
Ihe overthrow al the government
appears Imminent
John Brslssford. Of North Ia.
soln. wax woaHded three times
aaring NonaAys fighting lie was
lift for dead on the Held. bus three
Aaars later. an American Tag ban
lsxsd tightly about severe
puuni or his arm. he erawled into
ERTaaa's camp. He was brought
ia hospital here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
|ELAYA WILL
| STEAL AWAY
To EUROPE
a<x;can Gunboat Ready to
Carry Deposed President
10 Join the Late MIR.
Castro.

utNkGIA. Nicaragua. Zee "a
~ seems 10 be no doubt tn the
.,..,s ci the people of Managaa 70.
~ that former President Zelaya
I msparlng 70 flee 20 Europe
g4gy toaay a guard Of soldiers
~ have remained loyal 10 che
nensor. marched 20 his mansion,
4 sas reported that they will escort
- 10 Cofiute. whore he will board
Mexican guabeat that lies In the
NfhM
4 4 believed that Zclaya viii go
,um Coumt1 directly to Mexico.
rsnl there. 1t u reported he will
= 10 Brussels 60 remain until tho
.ssls IN Nicaragua has passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
MEN NAMED FOR
RAILROAD OFFICES

" d skinner. general freight
and passenger agent of the Oregon
a Washington railroad. has an.
uounced the following offices To b.
opened in Seattle after January Il.
General freight and passenger
office. Central building. y r. Ellis.
general agent. SOS First ag.: local
freight office. r. X Hanion. agent.
Dearborn ~ and First av and the
passenger station at Dearborn u.
and Railroad nv. W. r. TinRiing.
depot ticket agent
The new company will begin run.
nlng trains through to California
on the first OF the year. AZ that
time the transcontinenfal freight
bureau tariffs VIII be amended 20
as 70 include the nea line through
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
WILL GET UP EARLY
TO co TO CHURCH

Members Of the swediah Lutheran
church. corner Nlath av aud Stew.
art a.. vii gst M early 20 attend
Christmas services They will be
held At 81 30 a, IA tomorrow other
services viii be- held al s o'clock
Christmas evening This IL the
18th Christmas anniversary that the
pastor Martin l. i.arson. has csie.
brated eith his congregation. aud
be u only IS years of age az that
a FINE XMAS GIFT.
Barney 4 Berry Roller skates for
Boys and Girls
A. L. HALL. III First av. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
EVERETT ALSO HAS
"KEEP CHANGE" DAY

EVERETT. Dec. 2f--Belilngham
Is not the only city In Washington
that has q Keep the Change" day.
Wednesday WIS Keep The Change
day IA Everett. and there's a lot Of
extra money IN the street car mems
pockets today, for Christmas shop.
PING. The car men accommodate
the public IN thousand ways dur
ing the year. and Everett showed
her appreciation when she had a
chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
MOTHER RECOGNIZED
The LAD IN STRIPES


~ ANGELES. Cal. Dec. ga
An0Niug that her son had serv.
" term In the Iowa state peni-
mn.lffy hrs. Mary franklin. the
-Nhef Of F1orlan Franklin. who
senieucsd 10 serve 30 years I'm
y Vuentln prison this afternoon
= ieoping a lewelry store here
y made q strong plea before
100, ", Judge Willis to be lanient
Z ~ Young man. As she sat
ss wv she easnally picked up the
,,.s.,.osfaph Of her son in prison
~ ~ which was lying on the prose
49, 49, Table. she gazed AZ II a
-. 5,'ofian why. IT'S FIorian." she
n ,,. Then with a low cry she
". -e back IN her seat and buried
y, ace n her hands
j.. y criminal. who kept his rec.
N IA secret from hls mother. hung
rs, asaa . shame. During the re.
,,. ~.naer o. the time b. was IN the
n " room h. never looked once
serna. aiFfctlon ~ the weeping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
About Transfers.

Editor Star. VIII you Kind 4
] y lot me know through the Z
! columns 81 your paper whether 4
! = person IL entitled to ride on 4
one ~ the cars ~ the Seattle =
] Eiecfric company after be has 4
paid one fare and gets a trans. 4
fer on another hne and fails % =
present Il tiii the time limit =
on the transfer has explredf 4
A READER 4
unless yoa use the =
transfer within the time Htipu. 4
lated Ed 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
'sHiRTcUMsTAhTlAL
EvlD NC e

rs yer little bruyycr In. Mary
Ann?"s
"Of course e U.s. Can't you see
bis shirt hanging on the line2"--
Comic Cuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

y \. and Virginia IT,. f. now omen
nI,hs sssainess, With 105 modern fur.
-. rooms. single and en- suite.
y 4. AL sllihs new. Rates from $500
F'fV Der week. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

tinry and proceedings are pending
against Heinze.
Little things like that don't
worry p. Augustus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

DANCE AT DREAMLAND.
Dance tonight. Admission free
go.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-06-25
-s ROCKY FORD COLORADO FRIDAY JUNE 25, l9O9

actual loss down to about ons-half these
figures.
Although the fire team with the wago n
and about 1000 feet of hose, etc.. was
put out Of commission. the city was with
out protection but a couple of hours, as
the city still had about 800 feet Of hose
and some ladders left and these were at
once loaded upon a wagon. Street
Sprinkler Sheppard and his team were
requisitioned and placed in the hose house
and the fire department was again in
readiness for any calls that might be
made upon it.
In the course Of the day Mayor FuRard
of Pueblo telephoned Acting Mayor Coff-
man that he had heard of the city's
plight and would send down an old but
serviceable chemical wagon. harness and
other equipment If it was needed. The
generous offer was thankfully accepted
and on Saturday the wagon and appara-
tus reached town and was promptly
housed.
At his home on South Ninth street
Jack Tinsley. the unfortunate driver Of
the fire wagon. is still suffering severely
from his painful burns, but his physician
reports that the injuries are not Of a SER
ious character and he hopes to be up and
about again before long.