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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
C0FFROTH SAYS JEFFRIES
WILL SURELY FIGHT

Ia which Ne afways made some
money Naturally he thinks mo =
great f@tl0W. ran ahow the htx
BLACK where ne can snrieh himself
hr dwhting Tor me, ard I Wcnt
have 10 exASg~Eato Ia order a. 40
A to Jeff. 1 taluk I raH convince
hisn. The nuhite and the press all
over the country hava bean trying
% drive tho big feitow, and
he's guss ~ntubharn enough, rot
Ia be driven Yea have a.
handle Jrff with MI gloves.
and as ao0n "a ] have landed 4ohn
sen IN 20 after Jeff 10 = waY he
has not been appealed 10 before
~ineldentally. JEFF thinks - we'll
u me a. does Jehasea. have
banded nearly every btx fight IN
which Jeff has DRWFod. and have
handed aim nsar stea.non a. dtffef
enf times jeff wfl lixtsa 40 raa
Soaa. and 10 I gAA Rhow him enough
meney hsfu nght IohDson % = e~fs
am 90 sure 81 lanatnw ths big
Mrfap that 1 ffnd a~ff uMurimE
on dates already. am undecided
AZ 10 whstheF 80 hold n - Aamis
sion lay ur during she Fnrtafa fe4s
tieaL durinR watch time ~ = 60
peeied that thousands - N~iaitnfa
Wffi hn So san F~ranNtsro OF enurh9
"a all take a ios ~ time and work
TO stNn the heavyw aikhtz. but
within eta weeks expect 10 Az
n8ance that Isw and Iohnsun viii
ffaht as rounds far nse at . datp q
~ selected BY nynen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

UNIVERSITY WRESTLERS
PREPARE FOR BIG MEET

" matched. with Hensley a trifle
TO tho good AZ che latter, Herman,
lloyd Black and NJ T. barren are
taxing NRnCc's brain TO decide
which is beat. Wufe Lindsay Rnd w
l.. Areece are leading them al tab,
With ShadlnEcr and Kristen fight
ing h Out az 1853 Slnsworgh has "
All alone al i1s a. has strandhcrE
at rs.
strict A. A. u. rules win govern
the tournament AZ Corvallis There
being seven anea the winner VII
have q set AZ least four EVENTS
The only holds barred are the
atfanEle. tha hatnmcrlock aud the
fun Nelson.
EDGAR Frank IL o. a. c, Coach.
Edgar Frank of the Mulsnomah
Athletic club. the champion Of the
Pacific coast ~ t2b pounds. u
coaching the Corvallis boys He L.
assisted hy Eddie D'GonBeil They
have been AT II for some time, while
Coach Vance OF Washington has had
only tive weeks 10 train hts aKgre-
Eatlon.
Prospects here are good. aayz
Coach Vance. trying 20 smile az
trouble ahead we have lots 81
material but have heen handicapped
hy the short period u training Then.
too. the contestants are All Ereon
men"
When asked what he thought the
gatura ~ intercollegiate ~wrcatlln&
was Vance said. W resting ~ a
fine sport FOR universities think
"A viii stay. IL catches a rlaaa ~
men who would not turn cut for
other games ard. when taken up
systematically IL a wonderful bods
builder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
MANY LleArWglcATs TURN
OUT. BUT HEAVY rUssLERs
ARE VERY SCARCE.

Tho first Intercollegiate wrestling
tournament ever pulled off ~ the
Pacific coast will he held IN Cor
valiis. April = Only IS men are
turning out az the university and
Coach Frank Vance il getting
nervouA
sever clasacs or weight nchlcs
have been fixed. Ringing from lis
pounds 10 the heayyweights. 10 or
oyer. Keen competition IL taking
place Ia the intermediate aud light
weights, hut there is a woful detrth
az BITS fellowu MOI a man turning
cut weighs more than rs pounds
Tho fans have their eyes en right
naen who would make good, but
oere 10 some pressing reason or
other that keeps each one out
bantz. Jarvis and Eakena three
husky f0ethAli men. are hanging
back. The first two = turning out
for track. while EAkens "A afraid ~
inturfnE hts knee which ne hurt last
fail Warren Grimm. a heavy
freshman who Is out Ter baseball.
IL a better wrestler than he a. Q
pitcher. but he won't believe H.
Fhherty M 81 the gaHeat wrestirrs
en- the rsat. to loaded up with a
heavy schedule ~ studies Crew
ana track clatn the other candi-
eatss
L~lsht~elshts Evenly Matched.
Keenast competition Il foaad Ia
the las pound and l86-poand
weights In tho formag Hsnniey.
hnsssy and Hoover are almost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
THOMAS CAR COMING
AS THE Pathfinder

A. tnis aan Of the Year por-
items 81 the road through Illinois
and Iowa will be very bad. and n sm
expected that Il will be faifv q
month before the bis car shows up
on First Az. here.
The party r. N charge % J. X
Will use hls d~lac reffpn about 4
routa Of the tour, and 10 avoid the
e1eernhle Iowa roads may send the
race through 81 Apuia and Kansas
city. 1o0 miles further south than
the Omaha course taken N the pre-
etouB ran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

Some "don'ts" for women who have
their washing "done out"
Don't blame your washwoman if your
clothes come home yellow or streaked and
bearing a nasty odor.
The responsibility is yours.
She may not have heard of the
Fels-Naptha way Of washing in cool or
lukewarm water which makes clothes
whittier, and clean and sweet.
You have.
She may be boiling the life out Of
them, rubbing till her back nearly breaks
with the ordinary old-fashioned kind of soap
because she doesn't know any other way.
Ii is your duty to tell her; to sec that
she uses Fels-Naptha soap.
Then your clothes will come home as
snowy and fresh as you could wish and
they'll last longer.
And your washwoman will thank you
for making her work easier.
Just sec that she gets Fels-Naptha soap
and tell her to follow the simple directions
on the red and green wrapper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

The 81 Iauia Cardinals fallsa 20
make even onr base htt In thpir
%ofsnins praetfce sau~
pitcher. opened his araAsn ~ strik
lax eat men, so straight hats
anwn In Texas N he ran Do Tits
risnt along he ~oat nset n
cagVas
balm for haa ueunded fesiiogu -
~. way ~ appointment a. captain
q the fsnsses
covaissti shs rhliiiea' pitcher. ~
celred Size salary last Essf ard
thia spFtns has eseu h~iaing o"t
Prank ieshart. = hFether ~ HAAS
q tiuetnnAtA VIII play vail frF
Manager CsnuefN 81 thN Hartford.
cenn leaxas sssm this year
The Pirates hoiap~-r sauaf has
at last started for West Baden.
Wagner WA nst mfnuA but nrsy
russ SAYS he has she bis f~tisw >
word hat he viii uxn. ead within
a few days
EDDIE Rsesrr former member -
the Ttmerm wtii STAR wtth n MDn
tfsai team 81 The EastsFn isaans
The n fauis Times picks TIE
Browns 70 via the Arnartcan tHaHue
peunanf. with Cleveland anrou1.
hstrult thir1 ana after thai the fol-
lou los ranking Chicago. wash-
'Ysrk. perfaps ths nrs~as ma
wln ths worlds serisz too. bus the
card d9Nantt anY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
FnfNks nfa PpefIt~rS WILL
EAvoR Ran WHEN MATCH
Is REALLY MADE

SAN FkANCtaCO March IT -
IGfa Coffrath. the iocai fight pre-
mckoT. who has heen kerpiuE his
plans aecidsdig under eve o. late
t&me 10 thu trent to-day Wtta a
statement that makes a Jack 1ehn-
eon-Jim Iaffrfes fight iouk Ike a
stranm possibility. Cpffroth not
at All dsamAyed BY Jsffs repeated
assertions that Re viii never UgAk
AGAIN. feels confident Of tandimM
che big pueiiist event fer hts Mss.
stQn nt arena
Tim xoiaw 10 devote all my nufe
ara ensrGy Toward making the
Thatrh. said Coffrota to-day
" had a long talk villa Aam
FftfpAtrick last night and through
him learned that Johnson favored
RE whCn u comes 10 The pruwut
lnx en8 ~ "a. ard would arc@pe BsY
proposition In pr~frrencs 70 q great
many pthmfa IahnADm expressed
q desire 20 ear freua ma ~ snail.
- I NrOte EAm last night mAkiua
hiFn an offer. but not eaftng 20
wFftn 4 book 1 simply told him thar
would meet htIn a. oen - poe
stills and have = personal talk over
the proposition.
Their wtu be bat little tffFfcui E
~ On landing JaMuenn have pro
Notes a rumcer - Fights for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
AMONG THE
COLLEGES

Harry Pattea, d Old nroNn play
~. nos with Brooklyn. hesut vt
recovered ffam ssaMiehnenH attend
ant upon nFoohlYn'A sea trip 20
JacksonNIiie4
Harvard viii have no difficulty
b. filling Hal MecalFa pinra al sec
end base with Cub Harvey. who has
had three years experience with
the Cambridge varsity and Nhe VIII
make things sven faster aroan sec
uad base
R1p csnueii. formerly ~ TUFTS
eolteEs. the Hnstnn Nationals and
Tgsatan, Will plag in she uutHeid
for WtiiamApert an tho T~fiHtnte
league.
with the paftinR 20 81 The bare
against professional hall players At
thf university ~ Pennsylvania.
Ahrea ~ the team players have game
40 league teams even before Nhr
taNinA their college ceuraos IN
which they had been working 80
earnestly ard with Huah anticipa'
tiaa all winter
A fiva.yeAr contract has been
aasnsd ~ the Harvard athletic
gomWitte~ aad 9ames WrsE The
coach ~ the varsity crews Tor the
past four ysAFa WFaYs first term
~ five years wit @1plre nest la
anFr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
NEWS OF THE
> BOXERS (

YnBrff Mahmout Ia a mRtuh last
ninhG with Henry ordHman, the
Minneapolis blacksmith won in
tive straight falls. the first after
one hours ineenHant work and the
second LEA 10 mlnutrs
Julius Johnson, wrestling ~.
s%tfuutnr o. the Local Norwegian
T~ufnYorcin, and Ralph Johnson.
wrestling Instructor ~ h itfnfou
Athletic club. nave been mntptca
faf q 20 a. isk pounds, aometime
early nest month The match VIII
take place Ut Hnntou
IN a te-round bout a. brooklyn.
Johnny FFhYaa. the California Hight.
weight. uu~tuntnted Bert Keys %
Nsw York CITY ny a good margin,
n locks as u Abe Atteii VIII be
matched soon 90 hnR 80 rounds with
Charley urifftn ~ either National
or Fairmunt A G Griffin has harn
notified that no can have such n
bout and has already gone into
training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
HE WILL THEN aE IN LINE Fos
KAUFMAN AND POSSIBLY
HEAVf~ElchT TITLE

NEW YORK. March fe-atAntay
kafeheL the mlddlrwetKkt chamrias
~ seeing he aiNhtm 10 the metrapailn
just uee buf b. Nni begin training
tomorrow Tor hiH t0- round hrEument
" m Philadelphia Jack uFBrirn a
the National Alhietir club IN March
- Netsh~i savH that whgie ~ knows
hpw clever osurlsn II he wfil - after
ban fram tbs first moment ~ fha
mtil @iEh tbs idea - SCORING =
kuskoul Ectchsi i one % me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
BRrNREH's Kids FIND THEIR
EfEs AND CLoUT TIRE BALL
All OVEa THE FIELD.

Brinkerss Kids. otherwise the
University baseball aggregation.
YESTERDAY turned the tables 81 LIN
coin high ~ an overwhelming de-
feat, which In a measure poura
balm on the gaping wound LETT ia
Uni circles ~ the high school vie
tory Of a eek ago.
The vas IL 70 81 tha
wlndup Of the batfest, and lincoln
was forced 10 use two pitchers.
Kf0pay and Beck. neither ~ whom
could curb tie tremendous desire 20
slug the leather which han sudden
III aroused itself IN the arm ~
every Uni player.
n was something awful
Hovoy was put IN for tho first
six Innings. but was slowly and
continually pounded all over the
pasture " the vindietive college
boya Then Beck went IN and got
the same treatment
Tire tnl boys showed a vast I'm
~prots4nenf IN battling. base Tuning.
fieldfnN. and, in fact. e1ery de-
parfmenf ~ the game, much 20 the
eiory 81 Coach Doale Erinker. who
has certainly done q lot ~ good
IN tire three weeks since lie took
hold ~ the bunch.
Clarke offieiatsd on the slab for
the Unit and was simply iuvinc-
fble Only two hits ware made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
u" BOYS TAKE LINCOLN
INTO CAMP BY Big SCORE

OFF hiA delivery ~ the entire game
The one run scored by the high
school boys was the result OF an
efrur BY MooWeF and a iucky drive.
For the high achooI Ifemnnwny
vas easily ~ star behind the bat
His Whlu Wna iB fine shape. and
several lines he caught the kids
trying 20 piffer bases IN a STYLE
that would do credit 10 a Johnnie
king.
THE prospects FOR the Unlveralfy
now look t0aeafe indeed. aud II II
entirely possible that come on the
eastern and middle western college
teams viii lave tie time OF their
liver ~ they crack the Washington
nut In the A-r-P. games this sum
NOR.
The same two teams will clash
again AZ DuEdnle'a park saturday.
echmatz VIII do the tWirlinR for
the high school lads on thai oe-
caaion and Clarke will probably Of
ndiate for the University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

ANN HAHnOTE Mich, March IT,
W O. Cole. kuowu aH King" Cole.
who whom 81 Michigan wnH admit
teddy the greatest All around athlete
performer ~ school ever produced.
u tipped 70 succeed Charlie baird
So athletic director.
Haird Will resign az the next meet
ing u tha regents In ApFii, and al
though HeEafal men have been men
tioucd as his probable successor. IA
H. 10 king" Cole that the pain
viii be awarded. say the men SUP
posrd 90 be on the inside,
There are FOnHoUn why Cole
should ba selected. He u = splendid
football coach a. well az q business
man, and Ia addition TO looking
after the financial end Of university
athletics he can coach the eleven
when Hurry Up" Noat rotiraa, a.
he IL expected g. 10 when his pres
eut contract expires. For the past
three years Cole has been turning
out football teams At ths Nebraska
university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
GIANT kETCHEL
MAY STOP JACK O'BRIEN

greatest p~unchrrs IN tho ring He
has shoulders like thssma ~ Tom
EhaEkcy and T. a yusinE EiaHi other
visa Aareovrf ~ in intelligent and
knosn a bot about the boxing game
hut BE says he relies more ass heavy
hitfinR ~ o4aas Quarters than the
amr ~ fancy tactics. m ketehei
should shop uBrlen he would be In
llnn a. tackle Al kanfman. aad there
Nauid probably be a chance for
them - settia the qnnatina q su-
prxmacy ~ ~ the local clubs
ketchei WtI weigh All - is9 paunds
Tor - nrten. tf Vol more lie aayn he
WIN fight az lea before neat win-
'tng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

iimpFd einhR 20 e hnm finisa. NuN
DO j. a high private in ths rear
fNMhl which In NHHfN HNMuM4 Ter Tie
NNFN little epukhrrn~r.
iihryfsld uEi play third base FOR
tha Yankees under Geo. Atatilrwm
leadership htNiitnHs. ~ The way.
halls frsM Nawkta. ard knnWa hoN
to hansie ~ little fnfirA1rr. Al
ready BE hna fpnn1 a ptars for hAr
ftENy Ia the Nsakrf family. ana
has ~ err memhsF % ISIS team put=
ina hard Ana in concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
A nVSCH AND PLAN ron
A WINNING TEAM.

They o heglnnlns ~ seaae.
No not the ntuo birds % spfsng-
tinss scot thla slme bat The lntis
birds That will uif about oa Ss
attie's baseball psrk auring the
c~ertAin rag 60 lice = nlrr little most
on aeceud az near feaier q
Not - Nm#tg more time and Ian
guaga. ths baNiHfs have begun -
cuFae In, . nest Monday morning
viii flnd tham all back at the did
ruasf. listening TO an oHsntng al
dress BY BID MAC Lynch and Prent-
deut nuKeaie, whtch n uaw being
prepared. and a. calculated 20
iaunch them forth on the diansond
~ The senean e 1903 wita ne etheF
l.ssher cevsres sphere which
must BE- hft FAR over SHE left field
fence with sufficient regularity to
give Seattle and D uuaiefg 4 per.
tentaes that means the psnnant
huA says notninG else viii do.
and What buS saTe-why. u goes
mx Miks arrived tn tawn today
from Tacoma where he has hren
working put With TIE TIGERS Just 90
set onto tltelr rnrFea. and ineiden
cenief field wNsp lie has brought
aieng a fine large war-fiuh on the
first aatef. And promises "a DO
much aith h ~ the earliest appor-
tunlty MArrN Rush. Anderson.
Hanatina. raftisF. EnhfA. Fftak.
Lynch ard Woods are the first ~
the bunch 10 arrive. and ai have
that CaHt IA TIE y hat het1kruF
many dreams 81 ~baae-hita ana
games won which means pay
and reuuaHfH
Also. bua u there
Whon yau come right down 70
the meat 20 the thing uun was a
great deal hurt bY the rus Of luck
that left him In ths hole she past
season. bug says that he IL not
accustomed 90 bringing up D rear
with his team. that he has mover
before had the experience nnd that
ne knows hat il - no joke at All.
aud doesn't want a. aNatn. Further
he SAYS that he will net have g
many more times Fate was 80 set
against him asst year that AZ soon
as DE got one team 20 working nice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

MACON. Ca. March if-TheY're
called Norman Elherfeld about
everything IN the Engiish language
tn the past few years he has been
knowa a. -Kla~ EihnffelA "fNswdy
Efhurfeld. the ranancu kiA
lust as suggestive
last season AlarrfeIA taak 40 the
management 81 the diHaFreuiErd
New York Americas league SAL
after Clarke tFtffitA 4uih and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
NAV CHANGE ROUTE OF BIe
RACE TO AVON BAD noADs
II THE MIDDLE WEST.

In charge 81 Jeha X. Miller. the
Thomas car, winn@r ~ the New
York to Paris race last year teft
View York yesterday morning on tts
second frauHcnnttnentAl run. This
time as the pathfinder FOR ire Nevg
York TO Seattle automobile ruce
which was promoted and assured ~
Robert Ougwenheim ~ thiA city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
Big mike LYNCH TAKES UP
HEADQUARTERS here

~ u~ssnefhiaR busfed. aud Il vas
b~Hfn al over aKMsn.
Thta EAar 10 thtnkn that such
hafd lux can't rome twice a. the
same place. but ne a4ya tfht n n
does u h goodtye 70 BASEBALL rnas
netism Tar bic lie refuses 10 owe
tram % ehfonfc cellar daivpra
Ffetn thtS gen ran Rurau That Dug
- doing some business himself IL
bNnFN that ne cat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
O. HATFIELD AND TOMMY SWIFT
MATCHED ron THE eo
nF THE EVENING.

The regular monthly Smoker -
the HEntDn volunteer fire. 8epare-
at Mantnn his evening A Nnaa
card has bee written. n chief
feature - which = . 80 between
CacIl Hatfield and Turnmy swift.
both Of ths Rentun elub. al ft4
rounds
swift IL tho pug who put cottle
rcmafuy eaf "a ths thiFa r9ufsd at
Ballard last Friday. ana NJ has .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
RENTON CLUB HAS Big
SMOKER ON TONIGHT

terrific punch when n IL working
Hatfield ~ also = srr2ppFr Of class
and widely known for hiA hitting
ability The chances are strong
that tbs hout. aa usual viii hs
worth The nn~0uNY~mnhd thea some
The rstnHiudsf ~ che card - AZ
fafiuWas
Jack Arnold ~ Joe Paine. tsss
Mar Thofur ~ psttixnau. ise
bounds. To- she wrestling In box.
Ing Frankie NnaA - BIliiF Head.
wells Jmveuiiiie Va Jesse sso0y. taa
Res Srhrfeg - Shuffy HAWson. az
itB. and this Hatfteld~swift SO At
les.
Bcat Il II you can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

NEW YORK. March II. owen
Moran, the English fentherwelRht
pugilist, -outpOintcd and outboxed
Tommy Murphy. the Harlem light
weight. tonight This vas the sec
ond meeting between the two. In
the first bout Murphy injured one
Of his hands 10 badly that he could
not use ~ and Moran had virtually
hfa own way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
SPRING BRINGS TENNIS
CRAZE TO BROADWAY BOYS

fion 81 BFssadHay from California.
was elected president lie has n
stellar reputation and has shown
up well since being out tu the LIN
C9lu park court
fdeut The office - aacretnFy=tronH-
urcf has been given 20 Phil HnI#
cumh, who o. cot IN slippers reRu-
larry in the court at the school.
This afternoon the boys are meet
fuK 20 elect one manager ~ place
81 three which were originally
elected Three. n - claimed. are
too many 10 handle The business
successfully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
Fonu PERMANENT OnCANTzA-
TE0N 10 CHALLENGE OTHER
HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS.

Tennfs ~ already taxing hold az
the Broadway high school Iesfar-
day about 10 enthusiastic rnckr "A
fuwgiera met and organized a club
With intent 70 challenge 0fhEf
school clubs and RrrnHEa fourHa ID
nenfs with the sharks u Lincoln.
FRANKLIN and Ballard high schools.
H0main Weld. a recent ~acquisi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

PORTLAND. or. March a. - Con
Albright, Of Rochester, =. Y, aud
Dan sullivan. Of Butte, Mont
wr0Btlod here last night for one
hour and rs minutes To a draw. Tho
match waB uuinteresting and dc.
void ~ science.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
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10 p. M except Tuesday; incom.
parably the best on the route.
Phones 200. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

Tom. Tom. the Piper's son. stole the washboiler
for a drum,
But his Mother laughed she washed today,
Without~any boiling. the Fels-Naptha way,
And found ID 80 easy and quickly done.
Tom can have the boiler for his fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

Jack Harry. the old Holy Cross
infielder and captain. Ia down 10
weight ana daily pleasing Connie
Mack by hts good work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

81 Patrick dance al nreamland
tonight Special features. Aamia
ason Toe. inciudlaR two dance
ticketA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

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irritable temper ana general dis.
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this condition with our specially
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Co. Eye Specialists. 1907 Second
av.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
35c 5-Inch Champion
Screw Driver f8c

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