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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
winnie" O'Connor Risks Life
To Educate His Daughter

Thinking of winnie" O'Con-
nor, a product of his hand and
head, when asked to define the
essentials of successful jockey,
"Pa" DAILY gave the answer
which has since become famous:
"Just a tinge of wickedness.
With a touch Of devil-may-
care;
Just a little bit of bone and meat,
With plenty of nerve to dare"
And nothing could describe
Winfield Scott O'Connor better.
II ever there was a devil-may-
care kid 1t was the youngster
whose name was almost as long
as himself when w. G. DAILY pick
: ed him up. In the wild, wiry,
tough lad with the glib tongue,
PA" saw the making OF a star
Jockey.
1t was after winnie" won the
Futurity on Yankee and the
Brooklyn handicap on Reina, that
DAILY saw his hopes fulfilled. But
with all his ability, O'Connor
hates the life of a jockey. He
has tried his hand at fighting,
acting and bike riding, and If he
could realize tine money at any
one OF these he would forsake the
horses.
But unfortunately Winnie"
proved failure as knuckle dust
er, thespian and pace follower, SO
forsooth he sticks to the saddle.
And back of his riding today,
there is pretty little story,
which shows no matter how wild
he Is, O'Connor has a heart
nearly as big as his little body.
Word comes from across the
pond that 0'Connor has signed to
ride cross-country for Eugene
Fischoff. leading owner of steeple-
chasers in France.
No end Of gossip has been oc-
casioned by this announcement.
1t means Winnie" han found it
impossible to keep down to
weight for fiat racing. His haft
has forced him to take TO the tim
Der toppers. and the lad who a.
few years ago was the leading
5ockey in this country is risking
his life over the sticks. And for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
VANCOUVER WINS
THE RUGBY
TROPHY
(By United Press Leased Wire.

NDs Shiteu Iress LeaSeu wire.
VANCOUVER, B. c., Dec. 3d.
A dropped goal in the first five
minutes OF the game at Brockton
point yesterday afternoon gave
Vancouver the victory over the
University of California Rugby
team and brought back to BIRTHS Il
Columbia the Cooper-Keith tro-
ply, emblematic of the champion
ship of the Pacific coast.
The score was the only one of
a most exciting game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
BASEBALL MAGNATIS DECIDE
no GO 1T ALONE WITHOUT
WEBFOOTERS - MAY GO
OUTLAW NOW.

Congressman McCredie has quit
as far ash is efforts to put a
Northwest ball league club In
Portland the coming season are
concerned, according to advices
from there, and Dugdale, Shree-
der, Brown and Cohn yesterday
decided to go it alone witho 1T
Portland unless some business
men there can be found who will
help establish a club. II this
can he done the Northwest league
may decide to go outlaw and give
the Coast league a fight for Port
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
TODA Y'S SPORTING NEWS
Stanley VIII Have
Hard Task to Beat
Three Men i'm RELAY

William Stanley will have a
big job on his hands when he goes
against Oscar Glow, Rinaldo VIII
son and Charles Walter in a 1T.
teen-mile relay race Saturday AZ
ternoon at the Glide pavilion.
Stanley will have to do the Is
miles in at least l hour and 22
minutes to win, as all of his op-
Uonents have a record OF 1928.
Each of the three runners will
go five miles and then drop out
for a fresh man.
Stanley has been on the Pacific
coast for four years. Until a
year ago he was an amateur and
gained prominence in Los Angeles
as a Marathon runner. He Is
now seeking race with Henri st.
Yves, the French champion.
Stanley lowered the veteran
Weston's walking record from
San Francisco to Los Angeles a
year ago and then went to Brit
ish Columbia. where he won the
professional championship.
He is 20 years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
MARKET OPEN LATE
TOMORROW NIGHT

For the convenience of tne
housewives Friday evening the
public market will be kept open
until 1920. 1t will remain clos
ed all day on New Years. 81
A great supply of poultry. meat
and vegetables has been taken IN
for the New Years trade and 1t is
anticipated that large business
will be done.
The Christmas trade broke al.
records and it is certain that the
business tomorrow afternoon and
evening will be enormous propoc-
tionately.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
Tomorrow Morning
At 10 O'clock
The Lucore Piano Company Will Commence Box
ing and Shipping Tremendous Stock of Pi-
amos to Los Angeles
Greatest Cutting and Slashing of Prices for To
morrow Will Insure. the Sale of at Least so
More InstrumentH Terms, Too, Very Easy
But NJ Time To Lose.
Think of what n meane

Think Of what Il means
going to be to box and ship
are closing up our store hel
our building to another herd
600 damages. Any person \
Kranich & Bach upright or 4
Stroller, or one of two dozen
here tomorrow morning, cho
makes and styles, at the sam
whole retail profit on any nj
works a double advantage I'd
of shipping IL 1t, but also prl
paper, which is just as good
heavy demands incident roi
Words will not express
genuine bonafide value off Or
call and see for yourself 20
the past ten days, all records
completely outdone. 1t is nc
ing homes for these pianos
way. Every piano thorough
company and by a responsible
sign down, but the address III
stand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
PORTLAND DROPPED
FROM NORTHWEST
BALLLEAGUE

land.
At the Seattle conference yes
terday, however, the sentiment
was that, while Portland geo-
graphically and logically belongs
to the Northwest league, If Me-
Creole was willing to lie down
to the California bunch the North
west would cut loose from him
and Portland will be cut off en-
tirely. Bellingham or some other
city on the Sound will probably
get the franchise.
Dugdale allayed all the fears
of the other magnates yesterday
by declaring he would not desert
this league to join the Coast
league but will stick by the North.
west till the last dog is hung.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
WINS
ATHLETIC
MEET
SCORES is POINTS TO 13 FOR
PORTLAND, SEATTLE'S 10,
AND SPOkANE'S 7-RESULTS
FLASHED BY WIRE.

Tacoma won the Y. M. c. A..
Geographic indoor athletic meet for
the championship of the North
west with a score of Is points last
night. Portland was second with
Ii. Seattle scored 10 and Spo-
kane Z. With the exception of
the potato race, the performance
of the local men were below tn
average, but still sufficient to win
Tacoma won but a single first
place, but, by annexing seconds
and thirds in all five of the events,
to score the greatest
number of points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
WOLCAST SAYS
He WON'T
FIGHT
(By United Press Leased Wire. J

Los ANGELES, Cal. Dec. 80.
The statement made by Battling
Nelson at Milwaukee to the eff
dect that he had accepted the Of
fer Of Sid Hester to fight AID VOL
CAST In San Francisco for tie
lightweight championship of tine
world apparently was made pre-
maturely and without reckoning
and AID has something to say re-
.garding the proposed match.
Wolgast says: Hester would
have to double the offer made
by McCarey to get me to fight
Nelson in his club"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
Rich Men,s Gifts Are Poor

beside this: II want to 60 on rec
ord as saying that I regard Elec-
trio Bitters as one of the greatest
gifts that God has made 10 wom-
an" writes Mrs. o. Rhinevault, OF
vestal Center, N. Y. 81 can never
forget what 1t has done for me. :"
This glorious medicine gives a
woman buoyane spirits. vigor of
body and jubilant health. 1t
quickly cures Nervousness, Sleep
lessness, Melancholy. Headache,
Backache, Painting and Dizzy
Spells; soon builds up the weak,
ailing and sickly. Try them. soc
at all druggists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
(Whoiesa:e Prices.)

FRESH FRUIT.
California, see 81; New tori
Concords, 40@45c. Ill
i Honey-Yakima. 80 so c,sai
Lemons-S4.5O@5.7E. Hi
oganges-New navels, $2.S5
Japs, $1.35 box. I'LL.
Pears-Home grown, $aI6
$3.50. 'IIT
Qutnces-S1.75. SliIi
FRESH VEGETABLES. l;lI
Beets--20c doz.; 81 sack. iiiy.
Brussels sprouts-8c and 9el Id
Cal. Caulifiower-$2.25 crate,
Celery-40O60c doz. i,isl
Cabbage-1c. aEitI
Carrots-20c doz.: 81 sack.Lti !
Lettuce-35 q Acc doz. lI,tI
0nions-$1.50 cwt. . ,Iitl
Parsley-20c doz. VII,
Parsnips-$1 q 1.25 sack.
Potatoes - Yakima, $4,000
ton; home grown, $16 ton.
Sweet potatoes-s1.75 cwt,
Pumpkins-1c 1b.
Radishes-20c.
Rutabagas-$1 sack.
Hubbard squash hc lb.
Iomatoes-California, $1.10.
EG GS.
Washington ranch, 42@43c.
Oregon-S2c.
Eastern-2S@ 29c.
BUTTER. 49,
Washington, $50; fresh East
ern, sec; storage, 32kc.
WHEAT.
Prices offered by milIem for
wheat; club, $1.08; bluestem,
$1.1S; red. $1.08; forty-fo.d,
Sill. =
LIVESTOCK. "a,
Prices offered py packing house,
for I've stock: Steers. 4Mst
&c; cows, 31s q 4c; heifers, Ar
4kc. Hogs, Sk @9c. Sheep :
Ewes, 40 nc; wethers 5@51ac;
lambs, SIC. l..
MEATS AND POULTRY.
Hens, 14c; chickens, Ice
ducks, 12c; geese, 14c; turkeys,
Is q zoe. live weight.
Fresh Meats-Cow beef, INC:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30

why?
Well. because winnie" O'Con.
nor desires to educate his daugh-
ter Eileen. a sweet-faced little col
leen about whom his every
thought is wrapped. winnie
was back of the door when they
passed out the education staff.
but he is determined Eileen shall
not lack that which he never had,
and is risking his life daily to
give this apple of his eye every
possible advantage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30

Cue ball u below, h left, OBJ.
ject ball y left; stroke " in ex
cess of ordinary. Cue ball dou.
bles width of table, cushioning al
A. B, and effecting carom on bal
2. Object bali cushions at c, D
e, and rests at F.
If cue ball is struck above CEN
ter 1t will curve from A to B and
miss the carom by taking end
cushion and passing 2. The &C.
curacy of this stroke is in deliv-
ering the cue below center, caus-
ing ball to take direct line from
each cushion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30

Isteer beef, SIC; wethers, 101sc,
ewes, 1Oc; spring lambs, 121a =;
pork trimmed 15c; veal, IL 1sc.
OYSTERS AND SHELL FISH
Olympia oysters, $3.50 sack,
s2.4O gallon; clans, $2.25 sack;
FISH
FRESH FISH-Salmon, Tyee,
&c; Silver, sc; halibut, 10c; fioun-
ders, &c; sound smelt, SC; red
snapper, sc; ling cod, &c; goldfish,
15c; herring, &c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
ATTELL AND
CARROLL WILL
MIX TONIGHT
(By United Press Leased Wire. J

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 30
With both men trained to the
minute, Portland's fistic fans are
anticipating a treat tonight when
Monte Attell and Jimmy Carroll
box 10 rounds before the Rose
City Athletic club.
Both men have trained faith
fully for the contest and will en-
ter the ring brimful Of confidence.
Admirers of little Jimmy Carroll
are surprised at his speed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30

n us-what an enormous expense Il Is
his stock to Southern California. We
finally and definitely, surrendering
having thereby settled suit for &c.,
Hhing to become the owner of a fine
~ piano, a Sohmer, H. P. Nelson.
pther splendid makes, can, by calling
ee from an almost endless variety OF
Zine saving not only part but the
rument In the house. Every piano sold
PHI for 1t not only saves us the expense
lides us with either cash or good lease
8 Cash to us, with which to meet the
handling such a stock as this.
OF newspaper talk convince you OF the
mere Just now, but If you will only
VIII easily understand why, within
or piano selling in Tacoma have been
case OF making money but of find
4 the easiest and quickest possible
guaranteed both by the Lucore Plano
manufacturer. we have taken our
s2S-3O G St, Tayler-G ardner's old
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-30
SMITH AND Burns
FIGHT. TO DRAW
(By United Press Leased Wir

(By United Press Leased Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3d.
"Gunboat" Smith and Jack Burns,
of Salinas, fought a 20-round
draw last night for the heavy
weight championship of the Pa
c!fsc coast. Smith is to be spar
ring partner for Jack Johnson.
The opinion of the fight fans
was that Burns was robbed of the
decision, having beaten Smith cas-
lily.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

81. 7.30. $per Eorsoag Mften 8en.
nennboe ! 4irfens @aiemert. @sn-
bagsifole- bber Sgnbog 81. 10. 8.
S. Wagita6, 9reft. 8op9I SAG
Dorf Gtreet.
9anif @nbstjencitc. Sen oan1fe
ll1tberife Menigbeb bol6er @u6stiene-
lte bper Spnoag 6ormiooag al. 1890
i Linton @all", @rcbonge Street
ntallem 4. og 3. 5trect. Sag 5por=
pognen SelbD Safe eller Merriom
Yarf og itoa al peo @rcbange, Ser er
ga FIN en- balb 8locf at gaa. Mlle
or pelfomn1en. Hoitor 8. 8ierre pre=
0ifer og Den ba11ife Solmebog ofbe=
nptteS. &onfirmantcrne me0er bper
2pr0ug 6ormibboa / 8ierres @jern,
557 San 8urcn Gtreet peo Sent.
Cen banif=mprifc @olgatba Mcnig:
bcb in6bpoer bierteligit til lint
@ubstjene1te / &irfen, 1876 5bon1as
Str, ner Como Mpe. og Slice ctr.
6uer 5en6og 6orru. &l. 1890. Sgn
6ogslfole 81. 1910. Sn6til pioer'
betjmes Menigbe0en al %oitor n. 6
Spcbien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
@nostjenefter i ct. 9sanl.

Spnobens norif cpanseliif=lntbcr-
ife Mentsbeb, &igrnet al Canada oq
13oe Cts, bol0er @u0stieneite bper
@en6ags Tormiooag 81. 1890 og
@ften 81. 7.45. @pn6oesfolen
me6er @. 9 Sorm.
S &apellet pao &iprr1et at &ea-
aep og Curl @t5. er Scr @pnbogs=
ifole bper @pnoog @ftermiooag ST.
3 og @116stieneite 81. 7.30 Mften.
S @otOs Sail, 913 &opne Mpe.
ner Sort ctr. er ser 5enbags1fole
bber Ser6ag @fterm. 81. 3. = g.
8. &eaue> 8aitor, $40 Capitol Sou,
lebaro.
$refoloisbe6s norif epans. lntb.
Strife, harrington og Sberburne
4pes. @uostieneite bper @enoag
&l. 1890 6orm. paa Morif og 7.45
often paa @ngelf. @enoaesfole
og 8ibelflaSie efter &emesieguos,
tjeneiten. = @br. @pbiIruo, Href,
$50 Suller @treet.
@nbstieneite / ben u~orif.baaife
@aptit'&irfe, &isrnet al MiIforb
og @oo6bri6ee Streets, bner @pn.
Jag SCI. 1890 Sormib6ag og 7.30
&ften. &l. $50 ungoomsmg6e.
Sen nori f>oanife 8~apttitmenigbeos
ung6omsforening mgoer / fit 2ofale
bper @bnoag ser. $50 @fterm., 81.
al @ilforo og @oo6brioge cts.
Gong og Weriif at Il. S. @ongfor.
MlIe Sfan6inaber biertelig bel.
TONNE.
9cn nurif=banIfc Mictbobiit Strife,
$ibrnet at 8roa6map % 1915 st.,
afboloer fine @1ostieneiter fom fpl'
ger: 8reoifen @enoag Sormiooag
&loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. unge
6oIfs @pmortb 2iga: @bnoag @ften
&I. GAS, og literrrt Mpoe sc tire fpr=
fte Sirs6age / Mdoncoen. 9pn-
neme6e bber Ons6ag Mften &l. 8.
S. 6. 9ollefien, Yoitor, 2S9 18Th
@treet.
9anif.eb.. lntb. ct. Etepbans Sir
fe, &igrnet at Orleans og Stebens
Gtreet, @,1ostieneite bber ASpnoag
S%ormi66ag SCI. H. @nnoagsifo1e
81. 8.
8etbania Strife, 81. Senfs & So.
reft @treet. @uostjeneite afboloes
'Sb1oag Bosn. SCI. 1890 % after1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

Stole iammen meb n1lbpre11be @n.
bernbr Sobn 81. Sobnion. $en6es
fortrinlige @angitemme b~enleoebe
ttolig &ien6eres Opmerfiombe6 pao
benoe, og bum fit 2eiltgbeo til at uo-
oanne Jig / europa UNDER Sc beo1te
2erere. Gin fprite 8ergmmeIie OBJ
noaeoe BUN pe6 fin Optreben / 8ep-
reutb beo @aener-8eiten / 1896, og
efter Ben Ei6 bar ben6es 8are beret
ct ianbt Sriumftog fra Sen enc BE-
rgmte Scene til .6en an6en.
@ape til 8Den. Wer. % Mrs. @bos.
6. @ebber bar itillet Borffomislio=
men SEN generele Eilbuo at opfpre en-
8pgning> ser ifal foite $4,000, uoe
/ @amoen @Qace 8arfen. 8pgni11gen
ifal brugeS iom 8abepopillion ON
Sommeren, og ser lfol 6erfor on
legges ct iterre Sbg1mmebalin peb
B%Dgningen. Dette ifol loo ON @in=
teren brugeS til Sfditebone, og ON
Stnteren bill &uIet blibe benpttet til
&arme1tue. 8asiinet ifol 0onnes pef
at opoemme 5bingle Greet, Ser ID.
Der igiennem &arfen. S 8pgningenS
anoen @tage in6rettes 2ofuler fol
8ibliotbef. @pgningen opfgres
til Minoe ON @iberens Ggn
Sobn @ebber, Ser for nogle Mar Il
Sen afgif oeo De6en. Set er CT
@elofdlge> at &arffomisitone11 mel
begge Senoer tog inoo @oben o(
u0talte itn barme Sof 90 8aaifign
mel lie til @iberne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
6jelp ps

I'll at foo nogle nDe Mbonnerter bDer
/ lin &reos peo at anbefole 8la6et
til Ceres &eru1er og Noboer. @lo=
set er billigt, fun 81 for ct Mor. Sm
0e lfaffer % en- ny MISUNDERSTANDING
Mbonnent poo nGt. saul Sioenoe"
pil ri lenoe 9em for Ceres rleilig=
6e6 og + a III iom Eren1ie, efter eget
&olg Ell Morgang al eiterfplgen6e IT.
lnltrereoe Maar1e0sblaoe: nll0e oa
@jen1me", uSlluitreret Gomilie Sour.
nal" eller pSfan0inaniif Tarme1
%Sol1rnol".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
8jpr bette fpr Ceres 8prn.
Sfoleborn bl1r0e riqeliqt

Stoleoprll bl1rOe r1gel1gt pg
ofte gtpes ~Nuafer Oats. Oct CT
oen %ollcrbeolte 6rofolt for enbper,
lon1 ifal or6cioe enten me0 @jerne11
eller Mulflerne. Gct fu1 let bepijes
/ Ceres egelt 6amilie. 6orpg oet
ooglige 9r11g al rNuoter Oats" og
&c pil nu ltel1 pje6liffeligt ie en- 6pr=
beoring / Slm0beO og Stprfe bos
oem Ser ipiier oeraf. 0e rcgulere
Eoffer rnc0 rSuafer Oats" ielges
til Toe, Sc 1tore 6amiliepoffer til
25c; 6omiliepaffen mes ct 5tpffe
Eorcellrn til SOC.
rSuofer Oats" ber np0es til 6ro=
folt 6per Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
8; 9anif MISUNDERSTANDING AZ q.

S 9anif MISUNDERSTANDING at ct.
Saul ofbolotes iiolte GirS6og Gene
ralforlamling; for set fommenoe
@aloaar bar Ser 8eitpreliespalg meo
fglgenoe &eiultqt: 6orman0 g. &.
Gbriitenien Co.., Meitformano 81
ner @p6eien, &asierer Sierio 8ran=
6rup, Sefreter Bertha &eimers, Bi-
~bliotbefnr hilbert Senlem @epiiorer
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Sc .@ipiD Smitb'ife @rffcljesmp=


Der far / Sen forlgbne l1ge pe0b(epet
at trGffe enorlne Silbererlfarer ne0
til auditorium ON Mftener, ligeiom
Miooagsmpoerne / Metropoliton=
Sbeotret ogioa iamler ful6t @11s. Set
fan life nGgtes, at Ser er noget pe0
oenne Man6, Ser / iielben @ra6
.fG%ngSler Mosierne, og bpoo ongaor
bans gDne til at e til Dem,
lfal man ptlt goo longt for at finbe
bans 2tge. = @pangeliiten feire6e
Snsoag | forrige l1gc lin 49=aarige
6goielS0og, / bpilfen Mnleoning ser
pao forifjellig Mao6e blep giort
Sta0s al bmm, loole0es operroftes
Ser bam ltore 8l1fetter nneo npiogtig
40 re0e % bpi0e Hoier pe6 Mftenn1e=
set / Mu0itorium.
Si6ite Spnoag bar Ser en- Grpng=
lei for at forn1ne ino til Mftenmgoet,
lonn ct. Saul iiel6en bar let Mage
til og ! al Salo al6rig til noget @ef-
felieSmp0e. Solf ito6 / 9ituiin6er
opitillet / Gimer fgr Dprene oobne<
oes, % 6a bette omiioer ifete> bar
Sen megtige 8pgntng fplM paa - Z
Minutter. 8olitiet maatte lutte 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

rene % life en- Hap oerefter inb,
lige nreget bpem set ioa eno bar,
nnotagen De Der bapbe Mogangsfort
til De ipectelt for oenne Mften refer
perebe 2oger. y
Naite @anoog Mften bil @ipip
Smitb tale for ii0ite Gang fer / ct.
8anl, b%porefter ser peater Fam set
ponifelige @perp at faa @pe1. 6eroppe
langs 5looen o1npenot. Man fan
fun pnite bam, at Fan nraa babe
9elo meo Jig BERT.
Sjcneitcpiserne, oisic ipoe imoo
ulnopGrlige Seiener / iaa nmngc,l
Ell 9usboloning, blipcr fGrre pg trr-
re % panlfeligere % panifeligerc at
foo fat /, og mart CT Dc life til at
oporiae for @a,lo. Ser er mango
@l1smpore t ltprre @l>lc, Ser | bore
Gage 6ortpiplelie opcr life at h1n=
nc taa Den fornpone %fpin0eligc
9lGlp, opgiper at fpre cgen 9us=
beloning og l9rlig III moo 5onm1cr=
tioe gtper Jig / @oaro me6 Monb
og &ollinger og set bele - Man=
oenS Mtel1ing om Arro1gementet Bill
Der Der forruftigpis fife lpurgt ONT.
| Sg / @rlrloeu tan man life bebreioe
benoe, at FUN 9ipr oct.
@mploDmentsburcul1erl1e run0t on,
Ypen paaltaar, at ser inart ifte
CT en- Sjeneltepige mere at oporipc,
og at oe foa Mniegainger, ser al oa
til fomner ira Eigerne, / ipimlenbe
Yroportion operitiges al Sc f%ortpip.
1e6e &ol0 ON Girl monte6". {
gooe ganle lpunone 5ioer bar Yi:
0erne glade for at fl111ne faa Mrbelb{
for $3.50 ONT l(gen, MI fan De fl1of
faces for $18 ON Mool1eoer1, % Sci
er oem, Ser fan forlonge og faar ire
1922 til $25, lnet ioa n1au Sc ganif'
pitt ogioa pGre ipecielt uooamnet
@f cit Is Dollars Hige forla1ges
Scr iinlOen mere, ems at FUN 1fal fun.
ne gjpre alminoeligt @%l1sorbei6e o(
lao ct l1ogenlun6e jGpnt &jenOlful
til at fl1nne lape Moo un0er @usmo
0erens Speropiigt.
9ette fun maoife pprc rigtigt nof
men III tyr 0og poa1too, at for Sc ifa11
oinopiifc IiencltcpigerS @eofomn1en
SC = og oem er Ser 10 iom befic10
iffc lao fao al = gjnloer set, at Sc
pitt / Nlminoeligbe0 life parcr laa re
lnl1ge, in0el1 set CT 0el11, ser toge,
Stpret / &jpffe11et og ioa beboloe
Set, ioo lnnge Sc er Ser / &11iet
De fan nemlig for Set rne1te lap
langt bc6re Mo6 ems Sc amerifon1f
Gamer, lelp ON Set girloer uMmeri
CON coofing", pg ler oe 6eres Sni
til at ltite Ell lille ifon6inopilf Ste
tno pao 6onlilieboroet bliper 0el1n
n9lten olti0 mobtoget lom en- fan
2efferbtoifcn al @uiets Tolf.
We'd Kj6b eller Reparation a
Uhre bes6g den velkjendte Juve
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH St.
| St, PAIL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
6crifinb fp1111ner.

Scr fino fommcr. Set me00eles
%, at Sfuejpiller Sobonnes Ser
ifin0 pil optre0e ber / minneapolis
poa Gnnia Sail, SnSbag Mften 5
%. Npril, UNDER Soagforer1inger
9(pollos Muipicier. Otter Sorlp6en:
Sc forbere6er nogle al SEN 0anif{
&olonie5 oramatiife Solenter Jig pao
Opferelicn Of Crit @ggb'S ugn lille
Datter", me0ens ST.. @erlfinD pil
110fpre bele set 9prige Nrogram
Som tioligere omtalt bar ST. Ser:
lfino paa 6enne Sourne giort ON
ml1ligt en6nu mere 2Dffe ems pao
fine t%i0ligere &eiier beropre, og Sc,
penter Spilltngbpernes Dnnlfe en-
fornpjelig Mfen paa Donio Sail
5. %. Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Set / observation-disclosures

~ "
Mnle0ning al, at Glconore &rijtinc
Soge geo. so mi far l1oaet Set in11f=
fe' &elultot at funne trllc 100 Meo=
lemn1er / lin &inoe, far ri belterut
at afbolOe c1 8anfct pao Central
Sail 2pr0ag 9(ften 5. 81. Mpril.
Sen bill blipe 110eluffenbe for 5g=
ltrenc, Be giftc mes 0eres Mnn0, %
Sc 11rge Eiger n1e0 6eres beoite 8en,
og bpoO Mftenen bill foite pr. Yor nil
fun belpbe. Jig til $3.50, bpilfet jo
CT eli rin1clig Hris for Sen, iom oil
6ape en- goo Mften. &omiteen gipr
ct ibGrOigt Mrbej6e for at foo noget
rigtig gobt 11o s.af Mftenen, og jog
tror NOT set ifol lpffes sem.
81 far 10 enon11 mango on1ife Go=
1ner fer / ct. Saul, iom life tilberer
9onlf Splterlomfun6, me>1 iom iif=
fert piloe blibe glade pe6 at flute Jig
til oS og me0 % 6rpfte bore Mnlig=
GENDER, ser 10 rumlner laa imuffe
6%ornnoal, at enbper goo 6onif Game
bnroe bore ltolt opcr og glo6 pe0 at
ltoo me0 JONI 2eD / 5gl terfjp6en.
Gerfor bbr man life ipiloe Gi6en
meo at lutte Jig i'll 9omfunbet; for
enbper gjnl0er Get, at oct engo11g
bil bore for tent. 9plterlamflu1oet
1toor altio re0e til at bielpe etbpert
al fine Me01enrmer / rigeligt Mool
% en- Splterloge bill man fin6e oper=
alt, bpor ma1t chs refer fen.
Mrs. 6. Sep G II.
26 Sc. Summit Mbc.
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Vlcm ittc at unbetale 0ctte Blot
til 9eres 8enner og 8etjenote. Con
Sc lelb er ttlfre6s me6 net, piI ots,,
sg1aa blibe bet.
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minneapolis.

81. &cbcrs &pinoeforcntns palgte
ny 9eltprelie pe0 lit iio1te W6oe:
Erelioent Mrs. 6. 6. @briltenlen,
Giccprnlioent Mrs. &apn, 5efreter
Mrs. @ollt (gip.), og &aslerer Mrs.
6. &eterlen.