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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27
Governors Cup
Yacht Race

Next Saturday at $3.50 p. m. the
yacht race around Oahu for the Gov
ernor's cup will start. Five yachts
have entered for the race, and the
handicaps are as follows: Kameha-
meha. scratch; Gladys, hour s
minutes; Charlotte c., / hour II
minutes; Helene. hours "a min
utes; Hawaii !, hours 40 minutes.
A time limit Of thirty hours has
been set for the race, and as the
distance to be sailed is about 125
knots. the boats should all be able
to get within the limit.
The Hawaii II will follow the race.
leaving the wharf at the foot OF
Fort street at 3 o'clock sharp. The
cruise of the Hawaii will be official
and there will be no assessment due
to the club for the use of her. The
expenses Of the trip, such has food,
laundry and pay of professional sail
ors will be borne pro rata by those
who make the cruise on the Hawaii
The number of Yacht Club mem
! bers who can be carried on the Ha-
wall Is limited, and, although all
members are entitled to make the
trip II they wish, II will be case of
first come first served, and those who
would 20 had better register with
the secretary, Captain Nicely, who
can be found at the Tax Assessors
office in the Judiciary Building.
The Governors cup has been won
twice by the Kamehameha and
should she win this time, the cul
will be held by her owner for good
II the wind keeps steady the Kane
hameha will stand good chance
of adding one more victory to hei
long list. but II the elements con
spire against her she may not make
good.
The Charlotte c. Is making hel
debut in long-distance racing, and l
will be interesting to see how sh'
| compares with the Gladys. Ale
Lyle will handle the old Hawaii
Tom King will hold the helm of tn
Gladys; George Crozier will be skip
per of the Charlotte G: Charles Lew
is will sail the Kamehameha, an
the Helene will be in charge OF Cap
tain whitney.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27
Wall Cup Tennis
Tournament PLAY

Play for the Wall cup will start
on the Beretania street courts next
Saturday. and entries for the handi-
caps are now being received. The
cup, which is held by w. l.. Warren,
who has won 1t twice. is a beautiful
sample of the jewelers. art, and
should Warren be victorious one
time more. II will become his abso.
But, althoug hvryon con. ......
lutte property.
But. although everyone comedies
the present holder has. a great
chance of making his third win
some other players have to be taken
into consideration.
Three Of these men, loom out bis
on the tennis horizon. viz: A. l.
Lowrey, Captain Low and +. s. Gee
This trio of players will be much II
evidence through the tournament
and n Warren is to be defeated 1
appears that one Of the three above
mentioned players will be the maj
| to do 1t.
Entries may be made with Ra!
Rietow or r. d. Booth, and thu
drawing will take place on Frida.
next. The tournament is creating |
lot of interest. and Gee, who ha
improved a lot, will be in tip tol
form when he gets out on the cour
to play.
Warren will, no doubt, show hi
usual brilliant form, and It will
take real good man to beat him
whilst Low, Lowrey and Bockus will
also be around at the finish.
The Beretania courts are In ex
cellent condition, and no doubt tn
usual big crowd will turn out t
wach the tournament.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27

u. IL. DAVIES a. W.
Donald Ross. C Cantley, b Baird. !
b. N. Sumner, c Warehouse, b
+. II. Wodehouse, c Baird, b Simp-
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s. Beardmorc, b Baird rs
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II. Bailey, and b Cockburn. ,.....1l
II. Gray, Cockburn .,.......,
A. r. Hatfield, b Maconnel, b Baird.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27
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SHORT SPORTS.

Fort De Russey, Waikiki.
July % lgOg
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27

Fort De Russey, Waikiki.
July 26. 1908.
Sporting Editor
Eveniiig letin.
Dear Sir
| herewith challenge Walulani. "The
Whirlwind," to ten round bout, at
i43 or 145 pounds, clean break rules
to govern, at any reasonable time In
the near future, and at any place
where the bout can be arranged salts
factorily to all parties concerned,
(Signed) CPL. TERRlERE'
Corps OF Engineers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27

Drop tear for Great Britain Gnaw'
ed by war fears and bitten by Suf,
fragettes, she Is now forced to de-
cipher an additional Kipllng jingle
Boston Transcript.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27

The J. A. C.s are reported to have
kicked against some of the decisions
of Eddie Fernandez, who umpired
Sundays game between the Kali
his and ]. A, C.s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27
PROGRAM

o Secretaries or other author. 4
. ICED representatives OF clubs Z
Q are asked to send In list OF 4
o events. scheduled by them. that 4
Q they may be included In the 4
o program. Address all commu- 4
o nications to the Sporting Edi- 4
. tor, Even ing Bulletin.
. Base Ball.
. oahu LeagueD
. Aug. /: X. A. c. VS.. c. A. c.
. Aug. 1: Y. s. NJ. G. VS.. J. A. c.
o (Plantation League)
o Aug. s: Eva VS.. Waianae.
Cricket.
. July 81: II. c. c. vs..
. Scotchmen.
. Yachting.
. July 81: Governors Cup.
o Tennis.
. July 81: Wall Cup.
. Golf
o Aug. 1: McInerny Cup.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27

4 q 4
1t is rumored that the J. A. c.
baseball team will withdraw from
Oahu League for some reason known
to themselves, II Is to be hoped
that this is not fact. as the present
series of games is attracting a great
amount OF interest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
DIVORCE IN THREE DAYS

In Oklahoma City there is Judge by the name of Munden
who recently said he willing hear any divorce case with
IA three days after filed provided There contest
day. or two later one Wednesday Yetta MeNiurree'
wife OF Robt MeNluee decided that she did not wish to be
MeMurtrccs wife any longer She filed petition for divorce
MeNwtree filed answer and Saturday Judge Munden
granted the divorce
What does this suggest VIVA, Is happen In this coun
Try other Judges follow Munden and other states adopt Okla
homas aw3 Why any man who gets tired Of his wife who
another whose looks other attractions he prefers
may make the exchange almost easily he could swap
horses
Any woman whose husband cannot buy her the kind Of
clothes she give her the position in society which is
her one silly life get rid Of the husband and pick up
more useful less than it would take her 10 get
dress made
OF course lew wives will seek to retain husband who
get away Support will be demanded and the custody
OF children but the tickle husbands desire freedom will
be contested Any husband whose wife be free Of him
will usually grant her request the best way out Of
bad mess.
Such view as this OF the marriage contract means nothing
more nor less than lawful mnorahe degradation Of
rimony OF cga,ed eoaeubinage for all those who
choose to regard such When Imperial Rome winding
up purple debauc this the OF affairs
Women had many husbands year month they chose
Marriage only an empty ceremony,
In this country today very wealthy people and
OF the people Of the stage believe that this desirable
OF affairs But despite these persons who perhaps
be pied than blamed because the word home means
nothing them and despite such judges Mundcn this
try no, going substitute free love for real marriage
Wise divorce regulations will give relief to the wronged
but liberty the frivolous and the eenous To gran,
threeday divorce would bring half the unavoidable domestic
jars the magnitude Of wrecked home But this will
happen The Mundens bubbles that break on the
surface Of the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

li'H because a man knows better
Than 70 play poker MI nlghi that he
thinks he has a good time doing il.
Women take specially long
time to shy goodbye xhen they eti
pect TO see each other again In a
few hours.
A girl IA twice ns smart M a man
because she can convince him he's
making love TO her when she's do
Ing Il.
The extraordinary thing about a
roformer Is how he can act ~ II he
believed In himself Just the way
he wants other people TO believe In
him.
Even II a mans wife gets an uni
expected inheritance. hs has a
strong conviction Tia because his
advice 10 hsr about money matters
has always been NO good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
CAUGHT ON THE FLY
AROUND SEATTLE

This Ia tho story Of a weIltnown
Seattle girl. living on Queen Anne
bill She had tossed around ia hur
bed half the nisht unable 10 alesp
About , a ~ she Fot up and walk.
ed 10 tho frunt porch 10 her night
dress.
She nat down IN porch rocker
and was enjoying herself when q
gust nf wind blew tho from, door
shut with a bang that ratified tho
~iHdous Tho night lock turned
and the door uAa locked
The young woman pounded fran.
tically on the windows In an 81
fort TO wake hef mother necom-
ing hystsrical nhe called loudly TO
her. but she slept peacefully on
Attracted by her cries the bis 20
iicemAn on the beat made his way
10 the house. The little woman
covered behind q chair as he ap-
preached Then nhn told him hsr
predioamsn, and hetweon tho two
Of them thay finally managed 10
wake the mother
This IL a fine time for a police
man to bring you home In your
nikht dress. was hcr mothers only
comment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
ALMOST A MAN, MORE THAN half WIT ITTTTEEHG
man, IS CONSUL, THIS MONKEY WONDER

NEW YORK. Aus s. Consul,
the monkey that astounded Lon.
don. Paris and nerlin. Is now In
New York.
lie ia 40 nearly human that there
are more ahuddcrs than laughs in
the great audiences; his bcholdefh
are usually silent Thoy laugh only
when Consul laughs. or when he
clapa his quccrlo0hing hands
kHthfopologista have declared
that the monkey Ia smarter than a
half Nlttcd man. Indeed. Consul
does many things that haifwit.
ted human being could not do.
lie can roller skate. ON the
stage he plays tag with a glrl. When
he tags her he turns and skalea
away as quickly as he can, know
ms that nhc Il IT
lie dfesaoa and undreaaea him.
self, down 10 his union suit. which
be always wears. except at night.
When he dons nlsht gown lie Is
always uncomfortable when naked
lie iacee and unlaces his shoes aud
adjusts his nuHpendora. lie shows
distinct pride Ia = huge glass ring
which be wcau and often stops his
performance TO look at H. One day
he would not 50 on the stage until
the fing had boon placed on bis
finger
He raises a bicycle, runs along
beside Il and mounts Il, nnalded
He steers past the SCENERY 10 short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

somewhat tender. would you really
like to see it,
Cert" said "a poor working
girl wants to admire the sights AZ
well as the idle rich. who have
nothing else to do but rubber"
We'll. IN have II perform a ~
tie later tomorrow for your benefit.
giriie." announced Mr.. Finn with a
Smart Aieek manner,
oh. you kiddor." | remarked.
artlesa.
But he carried II OF like be was
In earnest Tomorrow an. come
down az early as you can," be said,
because the sea serpent tries to
keep union hours See that float
out thereY Meet me there. and
yon'll 500 II good and plenty"
However. am mighty afraid Mr.
Finn cant make good on that sea
serpent proposition.
lcontinued.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

There " one bad habit prac
tIccd IN Seattle street cara that has
not becn touched up by Seattle pa
pcrA II seems peculiar To me IN
view Of the fact that a bitter fight
is made hero against tuberculosis.
said Or. Criehtou today.
Every morning that come
down town see men In pp that
cover that fits over the car window
sloss and spit into the hole They
might a hundred times better spit
on the floor Of the car for there Il
some chance Of cleaning Il out u II
il on the car floor hut down IN
the side OF the car between tho par
tltIons there is absolutely no chance
to clean Il.
II Ia on a par with the trick Of
man who splits In the copper Of
the down town store room pf be-
hind the radiator" concluded br
Criohton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

A man stood on Madison Vt to
day watching one Of those new fan.
gied barber signs that revolye At
lightning speed whenever there Ia q
hi, Of a breeze blowing
The man vas evidently quite
taken up with the device and seem.
ed TO be turning some questions
over In his mind Another man
came along and stopped close 10
the first man.
Pretty soon the man watching the
revolving cylinder said 10 the new.
conner, DO you suppose that siKn
ia run by electricity or a hydraulic
arrangement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

CmcAGo.--"Murderi Send po-
licemani"
An excited voice shouted these
words into the ears of telephone
operator at Englewood. She con-
nected the line with the police sta
tion.
''where7" demanded Lieutenant
CouRhlln.
AT $3.50 Normal av.g came the ro-
Spouse.
a squad Of policemen rushed to
The apartments u Mira Julia Layton
and found thoy had been called by
Edgar Layton. 7 years old. because
ho was lonesome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

Absence makes thu heart grow
fdnder. and absinthe makes II
weaker
The lazy man would rather take
half a loaf than work for a whole
ono.
Nevof Judge an argument by its
sound u may be all sound aud not
sound 4 all.
A fool woman IL one who can
make her own living but marrica q
man who can't make II Tor her.
Occasionally a man Gets angry and
tries 10 raise the root and IL only
prevented by the mortgage that
holds u down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
".

Mr.. Finn, the mystery Of room sol
II the scarborough Marbiehelm. con.
tinues friendly. To-day met him
on the beach. the scheme being 10
60 surf bathing. and ] had on my
natty bathing suit
But when I arrived on the sand
Mr.. Finn said he'd been in all
afternoon and wasn't feeling Ike
going in again. 30 | excused him.
Besides ! wanted to keep my bath.
Ing suit looking nice a while longer.
So we recllned in the sand and talk.
ed about the sea serpent which had
used the ocean for a promenade
ngaln during the day.
I'm mad at that old sea ser.
pent, ! says, kittenish. 1T always
comes around when I'm making up
beds at the hotel"
Say, kid" remarks Mr.. Finn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

along a smooth road. a distance Of
over u mlla, and has kept his at
tontlon on the wheel and rad. do
spite the conversation of tho occu'
pants u the car.
lie understands the working Of Il
typewriter and can shift the car.
fiaEs when the bell rings aa we'll
a. any stcnogfaphor
The thing that hh0sa, IN most
striking form. hia mental neafheas
10 man, IA bis defense against a
dug that "a brought 0nio Tho ntaze.
The dos PUSHES at him. barking
and swapping, A monkey, In a
Wild state. would rush at tho dog
with his hands. Hut Consul haa
made the FIRST step that our fore.
fathers made In working away from
hafhafism-he has discovered the
use Of weapons
80 Consul. instead Of depending
upon his hands for defense. sei1es
a chair and. raising II above his
head. swings II At the dos an a man
would swing a chair In a rough
and tumble flght
Consul ia Insured for 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
BY NORMAN.

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Dlmifled
old Flifh avenue is going to cello
brate When the Hudson Fulton
blowout comes along In September
there Is going to be a grand open.
Ing Of the avenue as an evening
promenade.
At present Fifth nv. after dinner.
Il remlndful Of goldsmith's Desert.
cd Village" II Is dark and quiet.
and the people on the sidewalks
are occasional The big buses
rumble up and down, and automo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

This little ono-art comedy was
enacted In the office Of Atfwney
Waller Fulton last Monday ! II
The telephone bell In MI Full
toms office rings. an
Hello. This is Fulton" ~
"a meeting at 3 O'Clock and you
want me TO GOMEZ Well. I-phQuld
say not Don't you know the Turks
are home again today. | wouldn't
miss that to attend my own funeral
food bye"
And up went the receiver
They wanted me to attend n
board Of directors meeting" said
Mr.. Fulton 10 a friend In the office
@But I cant get away. ! want to
see the team In action. Let ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

biles whlrr, but II you want to find
crowds. and BRIGHT lights, and
something doing. you must 10 to
Broadway. or Sixth av., or Fourth
ay., or some other north and south
artery Of the metropolis. whose cir.
eulailon lan't shut off at 6 O'Clock.
The Firm Avenue association
does not approve Of this state Of
affairs. This association. composed
q leading property holders and bus.
mess men along the avenue, wants
Fifth av to be at night the most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

800 sample 24nch well made leather Suit Cas-, =
skirt fold and leather lined at ,........... an ~
$3.50 and 800 leather Oxford Bag eaherci,e ma a
.. pockets 70 u and lsaeh special So
35e 45e, Csc and up to Sl00; ali sizes
nassmsHf ssetion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

circles. and Is never known to stecr
into an obstruction.
Al the table when given \ bottle
containing sweet soda. no opens tho
bottle himself. poura the con.
tents into a glass aud drinks slow.
~. sometimes settling down tho
glass half emptled and taking Il 40
again when he desires another
drink.
Ne enjoys smoking. pfsierring
ciKafcta lie has stcered an auto.
mobile. containing five persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

Al the present rate Of progress
Spain will be the expert among
nations in putting down revolt
lions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

Pred nurEdorf. an Auburn man.
thinks there's no place like home
bursiorf vas divorced BY hts wife
three months ago Hot he didn't
like the prospect Of striking out
among strangers and he didn't
Ike to take chances on strange
cooking 10. Instead Of seeking .
new residence when the decree
waA announced. hn walked homs
as though nothing had happened
and stayed there. Ito Ia nov head
hired man on Mrn. barKdorfs truck
farm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

The faunal resident Of the Iaugles
drcw a few breaths Of peace while
the naturalist vas laying a corner
stone yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

II the members Of the city coun.
ell could be induced 10 believe that
the city hall site belonged 10 them.
public apprehension would BE- ea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
Veliass

New line Of vellInrs n suls,,
halr.line Russian ned n
two.tone effects; hlsrk IN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

beautiful promenade 10 the city
Tho members do not eoFet the huge.
ugly electric signs Of Broadway. NOT
DO they desire that Il shall be a pa.
rade ground Tor certain classes Of
people. who now Nalk up and down
broadway after dark hut they do
want more light. more shop window
displays. instead Of BLANK curtains.
more hlkh.clAAs restaurants. more
theatres. The new deal viii BE-
started during the bic celebration
In September, with the hops that u
will become a permanent thing
Anybody who hasn't sern fifth
av. for aix months OF 20 would hard.
IL know the street nov al least,
u ha did not look higher than the
sidewalk level with the widening
OF the roadway By seven feet on
each side. there has come a widen.
Ing Of tho sidewalks BY the removal
OF all Of the bay windows, porti'
COS. flights Of steps and other
things which formerly stuck out on
the sidewalk all along the avenue
There we're awful bowls from nome
property owners. but tho howls did
no good They werr told 10 get
back to the building line OF ely
workmeu with ascs would DO the
700 for them. and the projections
are all gone. You could pretty near
run a straight edge along either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
STAR DUST

"Your wife Is very liberal minasa''
Yea she gives me a piota q her
mind every time / stay out hltN'
DARK Houston Post
weight end measure saws a man
toll Spanish.
"Hhaa very hemsly. hut doesn't
seem 10 feaiiar a." .z.--t. oil
Hasn't she any women tfiuha''
puck.
Welcome ever amiles, and Farewell
goes aut signing Shakespeare
etoutr-Its very depressing col
have a wife who 10 an infaili
psttymaH=fmas CINE what u ~.
then. 10 haKs gna that u perfectly
healthy Life.
wisdom aeofns affios. but common
sense only seafHa u Nhen ahshsls p"
not riink sufficiently stfahg -flef-
ida Times uniau.
she What wauld you 10 u you
had msgeY enough 70 supply your
iis-rd start 10 20 make lot
more 10 supply my Nants-hosion
"
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match the chippandala Furniture
t.sautifuifF H-frfsua
ri s,sp
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IA FsiiaW M. getting weigh.
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6.i he afraid Of hef=chitagu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

This department Is very strong
with 10 and We carry large
aasortmenis Al All times. A
neat little sailor suit Of In.
dlanhead has a bias band Of
same on collar. cuffs and belt.
with Killed skirt. cheyron on
sleeves. and shield; the
price ................ S2.75
Another Sailor Suit similar 10
above. but having drop stitch.
ed yoke. and trimmed In SOU.
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a Peter Pan lndianhoad has
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belt, with goFed skirt. tucked
waist with eeep Gibson plaits
over shoulder price SIZE
White linen MILDLY Dresses With
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price .s..s..s.s.....ss SO. %
childfen's medium weight
Coats; Just the thing for
school and fall wear, at re-
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childrcn's Shoes IN fine Md
BoOteca. blue. pink. white and
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sizes 0. /. 2, 3: special soc
Second Floor.
Cui Prices on A.-Y.-P.
Soapenirs
h0o China Cups and saueefs.
Plates. Mugs, Cfehmers and
Oatmeal Dishes. with local
views. cut TO, .25f
Goo japanese Metal Mugs. 81.
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tioo white Metal Tumbler Hold
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gold band tunblers; cut 10.
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25e MetAliEed Post Cards in
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Soc Souvenir spoons; enameled
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
FROM DlANA'S DIARY

Mis- ppiekes Becomes Enanssd Serpent Homsnes-ss
rhats to be Expected at the sesshore.
BY FRED scHAEFER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

" there u anything that makes =
BABY madden than anything clse, u
Il for lie mother 20 Uait for IL
fafhaf 10 feed it.=-DaiiAs News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

The assfate man would like be
wife 10 be practical and sensible
woman. Yet II she = ita ten g one
hell b. afraid Of hsf-chieagn
News