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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-24

IN the Lewiston NATIONAL Dank
embezzlementl case, which was up
before the u S. grand jury for in
vcstigation, il is most gratifying to the
numerous friends OF the Messrs.
Kettenbach throughout Idaho and
Washington to know that the findings
of the grand juries in the past have
very frequently failed to stand the
test when brought under the dis
eliminating eye Of the court where
the rules of evidence apply and hear
say and gucss-so testimony is elimi-
mated. A case in hand is that Of
Frank f. Wyatt, the prominent SAL
mon river cauleman, who was charged
with bearing false witness in the C..
]. Hall land case. Under specific
Instructions BY Judge DIETRICH, the
jury brought in verdict at Moscow
last week of mot guilty." exhonerat-
ing Mr.. Wyatt of the charge as
brought against him. The cases Of
ex-Attorney-G General Frank Martin,
Of Idaho, and our present able and
honored u. S. Senator w. E. Borah,
are others within the easy memory Of
even the latest newcomers to the
state, wherein the indictments have
fallen fat This is not said in re-
Election upon the court, but to en-
phasize the too apparent fact that all
men are not Of judicial turn Of
mind and therefore are not qualified
to pass upon evidence, discerning the
competent from the incompetent and
irrelevant. That the guilty should
be summary brought to justice, goes
without saying, but too great zeal to
place the liberty, reputation and prop
erty of citizens in jeopardy is anything
but desirable It is TO be hoped, and
is fervently believed by host of peo-
| pie, thar the gentlemen above named
will come clear of the charges pre-
ferred against them by such pre-
ponderance Of irrefutable evidence as
| TO diyest the mind Of the public from
even the shadow of a doubt as to
their innocence.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-24

s0t4tNH4. 4
ing worlds At one fell swoop of is
goose-quilI pen. thar would make
Alexander the Great or the Little Cor
poral turn green with envy: Listen
while it fashions a few state officials:
"Latah county can have either the
Office of secretary of state or state
treasurer if the taxpayers of Latah
county viii only unite in asking for
either Of those Offices. There are
plenty Of eligible men in the county
who would make ideal candidates,
why not elect some one from Lafah
county who will be member Of the
state board and have something to say
as'to the share the county must pay
toward the expense of running the
state Just any old thing to lesson
Burton L. French's chances is salts
factory with the News.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-24

- .- -aN
Col. E. M. HEIGHo, vice-presi-
dent and general manager of the P.
II. s. N. railroad running out from
Weiser north, whose intelligent eff
forts have brought that road from a
demoralized and dilapidated condition
to its present efficient and profitable
service, rendered his resignation last
week from official connection with
the line. His resignation was ac-
cepted with reluctance by the official
head of the company. and a resolu-
ion commendatory OF his policy and
service in the conduct Of the road
was passed. Colonel Heigho has
large interests in Washington county
ard viii continue to make his home
at Wciser. r. F. Cordley, of New
York, will take MIR Heigho's place
temporarily, the belief prevailing that
this is the first move towards trans
ferring the north and south .road to
Jim Hill. fI
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-24
WEDNESDAY. Nov. "a, 1909

For several months the Lewiston
Teller has devoted its columns rather
more vigorously than the occasion
would seem to demand, to make the
people believe that the saloons were
. good thing for Lewiston and that
il would be calamity to have them
abolished. But when il comes out
with y boom edition and runs through
! long list Of resources and advantages
the city enjoys the wondrous advant-
age Of being the only town in Nez
Perez county having saloons to attract
business, is omitted. Why this over
sieht' Saturdays edition Of the Tel
Ter IS mute refutation Of everything
the Teller has said against prohibition,
The Teller knows that had it enum-
Grated the saloons as one OF the great
advantages Lewiston enjoys for draw
ing trade from the surrounding coun-
Try, il would have made it the
laughing stock of every person reading
il. The saloon men themselves
would have laughed at such an absurd
proposition in boom edition" in
tended to attract the general public. =
Clarkston Republic.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-24

The forest service is developing
along practical lines, and bids fair to
become one Of the nation great con-
servation forces. Recent examina-
tons held BY the department indicate
the new scope of the service and d
recent announcement is to the effect
that the government will send its en-
ployees in the forest service through
q special course in forestry at some
accrcditcd universities in order to in
crease their efficiency. Both the
University Of Washington and the
University of Idaho are offering
courses in practical forestry this year.
laundering in the future will be
closely allied to forestry and the stu
dents are studying these problems in
connection with their work. No SER
vice in the government is offering q
better field now than the department
Of national forestry, and the govern
ment is opening up opportunity by
giving efficient men special training to
advance them in the work. Lewiston
tciier. aseA nneas@
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-24

Mr.. Bryan viii make the race for
senator in Nebraska next year in at
tempt 10 succeed Burkett, the present
incumbent MIR. Bryan evidently
thinks the law Of thar stare, which is
similar to that of Oregon, pledginp
the, legislature to vote for the choice
Of the people. is favorable to his sue
cess, and he probably has il sized up
about right.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-24

Saloon regulation, drastic in the
extreme as compared with the pres
emf wide-open Policy. is now travel
ing over the country in some places a
bit faster than the local option wave.
Lewiston Teller.
Pretty swift traveller. neighbor, If
that is the case. Boise is probably
one of the places in mind. where
they are having . beautiful example
Of cat and dog sociabilay in the
ranks Of the regulators. : II the
defenders of this better PLAN policy
can show any dry town where they
are having any more trouble than at
the state capital, trot them in view.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-24
Official County Paper Z

CHARGES FOR NOTIcES:-T,ocai entertain
ments from which financial benefit Is ex-
pecfed. cards Of thanks. resolutions and poetry
will hereafter be charged for at the rate Of 1--WE
cents line for each insertion.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-24

The Troy News has a happy devil
may-care sort Of way of conquer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
PlHy!nBe q .lorleS5
rae nuckWAeAr.

Down hy the river were fields q
barley and rye and golden oats
Corn grew there. too. aud the heav-
lest ans richest ears bent lowest Ia
humility. Opposite the corn was a
geld u huckwheAt. but the buck
whsas never bent 10 held is head
proud and stiff an the stein.
Ths wise old willow tree BY the
river looked on the fields. and
Thought his thoughts
One DAY a dreadful storm came
The field flowers folded their leaves
Together and bowed their heads. but
tbs buckwheat stood straight and
proud.
~Isend your bead as we do. called
thn field flowers.
Il have no need 20. said the buck
wf1AME
Bend your head az we dol warn
ed thu golden corn ears. -tne angel
~ the Storm II coming he will strike
you down
4 viii not bend ms head. said the
bmckwhemt
Then the old willow tree spoke
~C.losa your flowers and bend your
saAwex ~ not look AZ the lightning
when the ciHsid bursts Even men
cannot do that. tAe sight of heaven
woaid strike them blind. How much
more uA who are 50 inferior 70
thefnf"
-Inferior. lnaseat~ said the buck
wheat. Nos ! viii lock"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
THE COUNTRY'S ANNIVERSARY

The papers have been full OF the greatness OF Abraham
lincoln His courage for the right his patriotism devotion TO
principle and his sesaecc and goodness have been eoed
and IS we'll Tor have greater example OF these virtues
Wouldn't it be good thing pause in our undertaking
long enough TO CONSIDER THE PEOPLE WHO PICKED
LINCOLN, and the form OF government under which the
greatness OF a Lincoln made possihe2
Lincoln without wealth No part OF his rise was due
the power of political machinery No mighty corporate in
behind him, Indeed pretty much all that then
existed in the way OF organized interests supporting
Seward Lincoln had only and principles, things
which in these times we prone believe prevail
against managerial Chcane and organized partisan influence
seldom to meet selected the poor rasper the unpo
shed country lawyer the big home OF virtue for head
Of their army and navy, the Union
What inspiration 20 patriotism aud morality IN the
thought that when the crisis is serious enough THE NATION
WILL RISE and casting all little considerations aside declare
and decide for unadoned virtue and the untrammeed right
Breathes there with soul dead that he feels no
pride being part OF people who found stood by and elevated
a Lincoln 10 the possibilities which he hiliiledi
The people supreme They for the right Many
OF present public evils and individual failures through
LACK OF CONFIDENCE IN THE PEOPLE on the part Of
those seeking for temporarily entrusted with place and
power.
All that in Abe Lincoln lovabe and worthy Of
emulation but in Lincoln president and savior OF the Union
this nation gave all other peoples and times glorious object
lesson Of popular. national virtue and wisdom.
Teach the school boy that courage perseverance good
principles and right living Let him also learn
that his country which declares and strives for the right
A. God gives It o see the right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
AND SHE'S JUST HER
INTERESTING SELF
ON THE STAGE.
nY EDDIE noYnrN.

toftunt Dry NO actress
SHE doesn't have Go be For she's
just the samo OF the boarda as on
A far as Personality goes And
that tells tho whole story sho's just
coriune. thata all
If you've seen Corinne. youll ap-
preciata this Ii yeu haven't. you've
missed a clever. capable little WOO
man who measures up 90 an the
plans and specifications of Hum
dlnRor Witch - Greek for Blue
Ribbon Winner.
and ] was Just years old "
turinne had been telling ~ her
first days ga tho stage the timo ahr
starred In "Iho nuttereup" Spread
out before her was the makeup
layout minus the grease paint
That stuff runs the complexion, I"
said Cofinne. "Opens the poroa.
tdauhl wrinkles the skin tdaubl
no grease paint for ms (dauhl,
RIVER notice users ~ grease paint 2
tdHuh. dauhl, I've been using
French rogue tanother daubl. aud
good powder two dauhsl. aud
make my own black from burnt
cork "a danb and two patal for 30
years-~W here's that little brush -
Admits Her Age.
fsurest thing you know -rm that
old, lbuHtneaH with eyebrow 70.
stunned corinne. land this ouEht 90
30 news for a number Of the hyper
critical ones who have made phoney
successes Of iatsl
'And but Just az this lunoiufc
an aged. uukempt down and outer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
CORINNE TE+E CLEVER IS ALL
SMILES ~ EVERYDAY LIFE

Aud Corlnno got into action with o
flock IT hHirpuu And one woman
had tho nerve Go ask me 10 bleach
my hair" said Corinuo, severely.
And with several pats 20 tho heat
en-"
u know no many persons who
want 10 chat when I don't Ga aomi-
final patti or want my photograph,
on Co suggest changes IN Tho play
Uhs final paU. that i've been com-
pellod e. follow n plan 20 check u
all
sIta this 80 person outside the
company knows the hotel az which
I'm stopping ! may ha registered 40
Miss Smith OF Mary Jones Speak
ina af Mary may make the Coast
la revival Of Forty-fiye Minutes
Prom Broadway I've been told tho
people like 90 see that black top 81
mine ia So long Mary DO you
think u would gof
Corinne wRa reminded 81 hor
warm reception when Hhe Intro
duced an old friend" 90 patrons Of
the Grand last Sunday
Il think III risk u noKt season.
unused Corlnno Ever think 81 go-
Ing an the Htagog she suddenly in
auiFed.
Look At that mouth and toeth r.
he'd make a good kid Burns,
wouldn't no. Nita2" CThia 60 her
maid
Upon receiving a harty bat firm
mas may from me, coriune again
laughed that magnetic laugh.
And just then
"hirat aot. Miss corinne"
"Nita. my Ruwn." said Corlune.
bye byo@ypu know the way back
here Don't forget 90 drop M"
And iu 10 minutes she was making
The ticket buyers laugh
Thafa n flash 81 Coriune the
ciever. And there Isn't ID cross word
ia q barrel 81 her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
KrNa car ANp rnE rnnsrDrNr.

one evening an imposing process
sion % ambassadors. hiRh officials
and Distinguished womeu was adj
VanriHR along = white House cor.
rider seddeniY the presidsni. Lead
ing drew 10 oue eide the amaHei
LADY on Ms arm The neat couple
parfnEr~ also BWarrod And the
next, ard the next. until ~ this
paint the line made a great ripple
Ths cause vas q runplRrrnt gray
cat which bad calmly lain down a..
rectig ~ the WaF..-krom The AriH-
erfck. Or the February Everybody'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
= HOME HINTS N

Cinnamon extract added 20 ch0co.
late blanc mango or fudge gives a
delicious flavor.
Boiled rice mixed with apple sauce
and aprinkied over with brown sugar
IL . delicious Holland dish
Choose oeega that have fresh tops
and earth about the roots II beetn
look clean they may have been wilt.
ID and pumped up again BY soaking
~ water
sponge cake will b. yellow n cold
water Is used IN the mixing II viii
be white II boiling water ~ used.
" bread 0r cake tins ara washed
With soap TIRE dough will probably
stick % the pan
Spread shout one or ono and a half
tablespoons 81 sweet milk or cream
over the top u pie crust before u ia
pat Into the oven % bake When tho
pie comes trom the oven Il viii DO
a beautiful bvuwa and tbs crust
flaky.
~pid the widow who was after
linN marry hlm
No be escaped her"
What did he dia ogf"-u Houston
Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

sild into tho dressing room with a -
Miss Cornun | used 70 know yon
whom you played al Chicago Ia 'ua
VIII sou lrt me have
nut Gorlnne had already Hnatched
up her purse and passed him the
coin And tho old man left
I'm just devilled 20 death by
such poor Old souls" said Cnrlnna.
"hut | simply cannot turn them
away" business with other eye
br0W.l
You'd ho surprised % know the
number ~ stage graftera' who fni.
low tho lead of the really deserving
stage people who have been ahelVod
pass mo that wlE no. the other
one That's a.. thanks I call this
nay heater concluded Cofinne. o.
she adjusted the blonde wig she
wears IA The Girls Prom berlin"
Changes me some, doesn't itfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

Doe rdar. as he spearsd q potato vita
hiF fufk,
dsqW commented the oOmedi4n
bohfdgr lHcohifaiiV r.
aYo3. nhd fvafg fine I look 81 that.
HtahR II reminds me u a winters
m ~"
How sOT"
"cold and raw"
quite clever. How does tho COT
foe strike your
THAT. reminds me Of q N0Vember
daYaci5 udy and unsettled
"Qo0I Aud DO you notice THAI
tho laudlady " watching ua
eyes. ana SHE feutnda ne Or
March day"
"Tall us why"
"iiacauae she la cold end stormy"
And the look tie iHndiadF passed
down o. that end Of the table would
have concealed rea-hot stove
Chicago News.
In pralHinR yourself fl iaut always
unraNsHFV a. blame others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

tbs Harvard hump IL the com.
pMulnn freak 70 the Merry widow
hat, IN the mnculina gender The
aarnn suggests that q comes fFpus
the New England LID. factory. bat
the explanation - the hump 10 that
young men attain Is trYsns so look
under the broad -brtmmHd millinery
when addressing the opposite sex
This seems plausible a. there haNs
been instances of men getunR Top.
sided through constant lodging u
the Merry Mtdows IN the street
cars Mobile Register.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

Well. we'll. wsiis Not a correct
answer resolved yrt and they ara
eumfnE IN lively Many stumble
around on tho third % middle word
First second. fourth ana fiffh words
are right but that fourth picture Ia
the ruzxla q the stumbling block.
in - many answers ~ they can.
Sure. pusaihlP enc cat 81 the bunch
will get YuN on the roll Of honor.
Many are making the mistake IN
mailing their iettsrs Address them
afai heads Of departments. and n
not addressed properly they may act
lost IN being Transferred around ths
nfffrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

The noIarea parson had Just rou-
cfudna a powerful sermon on '1ul-
rnfion am Free" aHd was auu0unc-
ine that . collection would be taken
for the benefit II the pareou and his
family Up Jumped an aentely
brunette brother In the back Of the
saf,ook a-FeaF. pahson.f he Inter-
rar,fsd. .vau' amt no sooner done
fafifnf rs dat salvation am free,
a. Won 10 aakiH' as 70 money. II
salvation am free what's % use IN
ueyfns 10 ~ OATS Whist ] want 70
know. Ar I tell 70, pintedly dat !
ainsf eoln' 20 glib 70 ngthin 1nul 4
fffd out EnW --
aFatfenee. nrudder patience. said
shs maroon. 9fIi 1ueicatei SpoBe
80 gsea Thirsty an come e. y river.
w could kneef right down an
6rfnk 20 fiji couldn't yof An it
uouidnst cost 70 notnih', would
= ~oe eoa'se not OATS jest what
epat water would be free" con.
sfat1ed the paraon. "BHt spoain
vnf WIS q haa dat water piped 70
~ hanseg Ye'd have 70 pay,
Hv@s am but
49, hrssaaer. 20 II Is wid sal
vafI1n. he salvation am Tree ~,
rs d. havin Il piped q W a. w
%n4 ~ eae fat Pass de rat ae9eon'
ns~a d hat Everybody Maya
mfHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

Nov duu't forget the third coz
test closes tomorrow night Al r
O'Clock Keen At lt Get busy. Hefe
ars several 4uaauona answered
W. ~. Hnhsr-afhisd Wurd Oft
". ~. raieter--ftrat ard fourth
words correct
Vivian FoFaem Awag off
Ralph Inhnson Away off
Mrs. o.. A. Phillips FIRST twn
words .. X
"a O.. P.--ftrst two correct
Marie srubs--Ali right. Wili place
your name on second reli Of honor
last one.
NsAfsckskf-Fi First word right
seFs noaatdsen@i one ~ your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

answers middle word incorrect.
others ID 81
orstii nsish -rirst two words
% X
4. %. We. IL IL 20 trick Your
fret ard fourth words o. X
tsrs tarsea ftfat word tight
t.rfn No. II iF not Sc Patrick r.
DAP IA ths morning
Cvrtrude warr~a You haya che
idea. but answer iheQrreCt
thss. Ltaasmaa Middle word To-
aarrsrt Here IL q Zip 90 that word
ffaW ~
q. y. Weed Middle words Oft
Take the same bunch as ! save chan.
IAnHemau.
q ". r. Middle word wrong.
taFoftns Mernrr 4NnWaa again.
Mrs W. =. No.
Spw, hnns forea, your time " up
AZ s o'clock tomorrow hight Mon.
DAY the foil ~ honor will be printed
ara then nn Tuesday Cnmna the
faarth puaEio IT will be dandy
also. based on q certain ovnmt In
March. Remember three eHi % five
tAks rfiFs The prizes wiii BE-
something worth working FOR. iep.
PUZZLE EDITOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

And hs looked straight up while
the lightning flashed across the sky
when the dreadful storm had
paused the flowers and thn corn
raised their dropping heads clean
and refreshed In tho pure, sweos air
The willow tree shook tho gentle
drops from ia leaves
But the nuckwheat lay iike n weed
In the field. black by lightning -~
From How 20 Tell Stories 20 child
rNn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

Congress had been asked would II
please DO something for the Dels
ware.
sDaiaWaFaf repeated the mem
hers. whats thatf
sYt'a liver that Washington once
crossed /" explained an advanced rep.
raHentatiVe ~ the people.
Well. he got across All right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

George. fm afraid our boy has
gone 60 writing aprlnE verses
what makes yuu ihink HpF
"ffe asked me today u ] knew any
paafical same for skunk cabbage ~~
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

~ ppet be- Moe 20 DO ID walter or
have hQmq other occupation Ike
70 ono place o. ore climate tho year
ground" remarked business man
wlHtfully the other day. aa ho turn
"a up hia nVorrOat collar and nhlVfr-
81. Tho walter who took ny ordor
20 dinner last evening told no that
be was going down 90 Palm Beach
10 work until warm weather again
aaid he didn't like The climate here.
ttn does that every year ha says
don't like our winter climate here.
either. bat I have not got the riuch
De- hne. have 20 stay horo"--Nfw
York Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

The daughter Of Der mother vas
doing stunt ~ tbs plano ~
daughters music" said the proud
parent "ooat us a lot 81 money.
"iudeodw reioined tho ylHitor. DID
Some noighbor sue you Chicago
MHUH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

naa IS she was II o. hardly fair
20 keep on rhymina HAlqma Ntth
home on half the vaudeville stages
10 America. Sew York Wpfl0.
nut wouldn't saiomY sound equally
honey &c icNoland Plain Dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

W. w. Singer, the pitfaburg mil
liOuaire. who on his golden wedding
Anniversary, distributed tlgl0o0.000
among lis four children. imputes a
part ~ hts success to plain. atraiRht-
forward and frank dealing "Time
and money alike are lost" said Mr.
Singer recently 10 the Minneapolis
Journal. ny the observance of use
less form and ceremony. Think Of
Or Job8oni
"Dr Jobson. you understand. was
a famous specialist. Hc had "a rule
1T expedited business that each
patient must diveat himself Of his
garments ~ an outer room before
entering the private office for ex-
animation. JObs0n grew very teatY
10 thia rule wore disregarded.
"a man one day entered the doe
tors office FUZZY clad
4 don't know what you mean.
airr said JObHOu, angriiy. All must
remove their clothing before coming
in here % me. That's my rule. and
fli request you 90 observe ~
with hastg apology tho man
Withdrew. lie returned ~ few
minutes with nothing on. DR. Job
son smiled
And now. sir. what can do
Tor your he said graciOuaiy.
~ have called aaid the naked
man about that bin " Tailor ships.
II ~ q long time overdue, doctor. I"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

n Jonah had baan q wireless tsleg
rnphor he might have brought all
the whales 20 hia coming out party.
Dallas News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

work
Attracted ~ those small hoarH
Judge "--lsoulsvilla CouFiefs Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
WHAT WONAN1Ga
LEVER KNCMSA 80
81 NILE DOMINO NM

lover Tor a probably beautifully
domestic training later
Bashfnl prcordained capives the OF them
Women claim them BY right Of original discovery
many a 10 20 o
bis wife At M Is that be knows she's to be there
woma go n
generally ample her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

pads wrnnKi spend whole
niEhts feeding tie kittY. Houston
FoaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

Dad-"Do you know what happens
90 little boys that tell iiaaT
Tadss"fap II they toll good ones,
they get away with it.'~~-CieN eiaud
Leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

rt.a : girl ii fiye dark and ahe viii
- - srsssae vesi she never wants
N soc your face a6ain'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

Hlobbm~~"I actually caught t,onH
bow telling the truth the other day
WlobhH Wasn't he embBFfasseo
Hobbs 81 should say be was hHt
he Immediately tried 10 lie out % u"