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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
American Bred
Horses Figure
At Lima Meet
AptO Orc, Ell PICARD, Transmufe
and Semproni ASt0nish Peru.
VANS by Their Speed

number of horses we'll known to
Emeryville visitors recently figured in
meeting at Lima Peru Among them
were Apto ORC. FL PICARD. Transmute
and Semproni. The first two men
TONED were purchased at the sale of
the string Of Thomas II. williams and
We're among a lot former Jockey ]. Nc
earthly took to the South American
country.
American bred horses were conspic-
uous al the meeting. In . wear old
race the first three horses were from
ms country. The winner was Cho-
Iita by Blues-Sister Tenny Mercurio.
oy Gold Heels-Merry Thistle. was sec
ond. and Fronda, bred at the farm OF
Major Carson in Kentucky. was third
ANonahs. a mare forperly in the
strlnS OF "Daggie" Smith, is still racing
in Peru. She won one of the prin-
cipal events here last season
John w. Schorr has purchased the
contract which Sam Hildreth held on
Jockey Guy Burns. That the Memphis
brewer intends to race on an extern
SiNe scale is shown by his reservation
OF % stalls at the Tampa track, where
a 100 days meeting is scheduled To
open December 1. Tommy Burns. elder
brother OF Guy Burns. achieved his
greatest success when, connected with
the Schorr stable.
Jockey c. II. Shilling viii apply 70
the jockey club in New York for a
license and IL il is granted will COM
mence riding at Sheepshead bay for
the stable OF r. L. Thomas.
W. @. Yanke OF California is among
those who are reported TO have prof
TIED on the victory OF Glennadeane II
is said he cleaned UP $4,000
There is report in New York that
Pat Dunno will organize and train a
big stable of horses for James Butler
owner Of the Empire City track
James Blute. who trained for William
Gerst Of Nashville on California tracks
and on the Canadian circuit, left the
stable at Windsor and returned to New
York. where he Will campaign a small
string OF his own. Eleven of the
Gerst- Hole stable viii be returned 10
Nashville and the remaining IL handled
by George Ham.
The announcement is made that J.
L. Widener. another prominent Amer
lean sportsman. will ship his stable of
Jumpers back from France and race on
the New York tracks
j. Z. Carney, for whom Frank Weir
trains, has purchased Barleythorpe for
$4,000. II is said that H. NJ. zeigler
reserved for himself a further conthn-
gent interest Of $4,000 in the colts pos
sible Futurity winnings T. j. Healey,
trainer for r. T. Wilson Jr., had an op-
ton on Barleythorpe for $4,000, but
y hen Olambala was purchased by Will
son the deal was declared of.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
Form Players
Experience Bad
Day at Reno
Only Two Favorifes Finish
Within the Money; All the
Starts Are Good
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


RENO. New, Aug. 2S.-Today was a
bad day for form players, only two
favorites finishing in the money, al
though the events were well contested
from good starts. Swaggerlator re-
deemed himself from his poor perform
aTce of the day before by winning the
fifth race from the to favorite,
Nappa, by a nose. Prince of CASTLE
took the third race. to 10 favorite.
The other favorites seemed to feel
the weight The fourth race was one
of the most exciting up to date here,
Port Malone, Velma c and Poppy fin
ishing heads apart. Poppy ran a good
race in better company than usual, AMI
was regarded as very promising.
Manager Murray took down Jockey
Christie from Port Malone. as the bet
ting was backward, and put up Otis,
who insured more confidence, and the
event proved the wisdom of the man
ager, as the race was fought an the
way from good start to the finish.
summary:
First race six furlongs. selling-Lady Ade-
iaide, l07 (Eisenzaph), 90 /. won; Alice Col
&C. Howard, 6 TO /, third Time. 1915 %.
DR. Sherman, Mabel Hoilander. Bud Embry
hhItiuhlds- queen bessie. Saucy NJ, also ran
Second race, six furlongs. selling-Aucassin
l09 tThomas), to /, won; Pelham, 1o9
tFraschl. to l, second; Deneen. 100 (Cotton)
8 TO /, third. Time, l:l5 l-5. Charles Green
Pallss. Annie Laurie, Governor orman, Prolific
also ran.
Third race. mile. selling-Prince Of Cas-
tile. los (1ullettD. 10 3. won: Billy Myer, 1903
&C. Williamsl, TO 2, second; Taskmaster l04
tCottonl. ; 10 l. third. Time, l:44 2-5. Black
Gem. Mendon, also ran.
Fourth race; Ave furlongs. purse-Port Ma
hone. 1913 (0tis), TO 2 won: velms q. ia
Cotton. to 2. second; Poppy los (Frasch),
s 70 l. third. Time, 1901 l-5. John II. Shoe
han. Indictment, also ran.
Fifth race. four furlongs. selling-Swagger-
iator, Ill (ChrStie), to 3 won; Nappa, 100
tEisenEaphl. TO 5. second: Royal Stone, Io4
&C. Howard, 10 1. third Time AS Is
Lucky Mate. cooney Men, also ran.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
May Sutton Defeats Miss
Keith in Tennis Singles

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, Aug. %.
The All Canadian and Interna tional
lawn tennis tournament began here
today on the grass courts of the Mag
ara golf and tennis club. The entry
to date is 22S. Summaries:
International ladies' open singles
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena, Cal,
beat Miss Keith, Toronto, 6--1, Go.
Miss Beard, Cleveland, beat Miss
Hunt, Toronto, 81, 6-1.
Mrs. Hannah. Toronto. beat Miss
Fairburn, Toronto, 6-1, 60.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
MEETINGs--LegaI

To the Stock Holders Of THE UNITED IN
yESTMENT COMPANY: Please take notice that
the regular annual meeting of stock holders and
election for directors of The United Investment
Company will be held in the office of the COM
many room 922 of the Phelan building, Mar
tet st. at the corner of O'Farrell st. and Grant
av. in the city and county OF San Francisco,
state of California on SATURDAY, the 18th day
of September, A. d. 1900, at the hour OF two
on o'clock y. M, for the purpose Of eleeting
directors of said corporation for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction of such other bust
ness may come before the meeting.
A. G. SHELTER
Secretary The United Investment Company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
REPORT FINE SALMON CATCHES
Special Dispatch to The Call

SPecrot Dispatch to he Gall
SAUSALITO, Aug. 23.-Salmon fishing
in the bay of this point has proved to
be fine sport during the last few days,
the run of big fish being better than ii
has been for several seasons
Three local sportsmen, fishing with
heavy lines and spoon hooks, caught s5
salmon yesterday, and reported that the
fish were unusually game and in most
cases had to be landed with gaff after
a hard fight.
The largest salmon was caught by A
Suzavilla and weighed as pounds Suza-
villa caught six others, Nelson Jensen
caught 10 and Albert Wilson 16
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
BIRTHS

DOOLET-In this city. August 10. 1909, TO the
wife OF Michael Dooiey. son.
GEORGE-In this city. 10 the wife OF Zachary
T George daughter.
HICkS-In Berkeley. Cal, 10 the wife OF II.
7. Hicks, a daughter
REEVE-In this city. August o, 1909, to the
wife OF F. y. Reeve, daughter.
TURMAS-In Berkeley, Cal. August % 1900,
10 the wife Of Ross Turman. sou.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
iii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indcrsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied 20 have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement Of the event
published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
BROWNIE herewith desire to EXPRESS
our heartfelt thanks to our many friends
who gave so many evidences of their kind
ness and comforting sympathy. and beautiful
floral offerings. during the sad hours of our
late bereavement in the loss of our loving
daughter and sister, kittle Brown.
MR. and MRS. T. vAHEY and FAMILY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-01

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
Ma aauiaa aaasA al tiAmas.

WavegiS Democrat. Il DENT 9sssA
Try 30 be funny and never AGAIN VIII I
undertake she role OF a isSMafist ss-
neeiaJls with strangers remarked
Herman kseh, pFefaeiAs the story Sf
one Of the experiences ef his recent
vacation trip. Leaving Denver On
my hemewaFa trip / ahaAesa ts be
crowded into a seat WITH 6Rs OF the
nFattiest girls ever met We seen
seIapaa Nh an acquaintance, ana ~ de-
veiepea that she was also from iowa
Wa talked OF vafieas things ana aihaliS
aFiftsa "a the subject So bathing VIZ
an which she Was as enthusiastic as
myself. inadvertently ASKED l'sf
what river her town was Mhsh Ths
question seemed 70 ehibaFfass hefs But
after q moments hesitation she e6at
fessea that The scene sf her beating
apisaaes was the Skunk river She
felt that the name needed "a apology,
and | think SO tes, but changed the
subject, and We Hefs s65h getting
along swimmihgiF, ana was eshefat;
uiating myself en tae fiis company !
was 10 have oil lie way ta ieWa, when
suddenly there same through
tha window q BaHgeht ea6f
pefeEshing tragedy Oh TIE
rails, such as travellers fsfeis
witness but often ere informed Of
through their siraetefg organs: TheR's
wbea / got funny iWhe#i Smells Ike
We wsfs Citing right eiase % sslif
hons, / remarked well, new dia she
appreciate my aaiB9 Net she tfls
stead she got ~ In a hun, crowded IN:
10 4 saat witt All sia ffsaa, si4d REUSED
20 spesE TO me the BsisRse o. TIE
fFip.9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
CITY MEMS

sssar Power c'ns Band at ST.. 10
ssis'As aaesgratsa lawn social HsshisAs,
Ices and nee cream served,
Come ssasa bring soar aaaesgats 10
81. lesaFhs hospital ss~A saeSaH 10.
aSgAt
Dassaeaaa Classification sssaesFA Ne
81, 4 seeasSearaS railroad publication,
aeaasns with freight sate Shipments
from he east was received m sAe
city to-day al the railroad asasees. The
several changes sgaaa therein will be.
Come effective August Ia
Miss Nellie Baesaer ss New Ass.
ion, Iowa, and G, W, 1eaaa or Kansas
City, were married last evening at
the hcaie ot tae brides psFeass In
New Boston, Miss HaekneT ii well
known here and many of her friends
from here attended the function,
Train number which ieayea here
at ssoS y, M, has been loaded 10 it,
utmost capacity for the last few DAYS
and many have had to stand un.
IL l., West superintendent Of
railway mail service with headaAaf
tors In Chicago. II, w, Hughes, chief
clerk az Burlington, and eaief clerk
Richards OF Springfield, arrived IN tho
city this afternoon 10 arrange for the
office, furnishings, etc. for the trans.
fer clork. which portion viii be taken
soon. the request Of Postmaster =, w
Moorhcad for such persen To taks
charge OF the mails Vt the depot, hay.
ing been granted as was announced
In this paper several days ago While
IN tho city tic three gentlemen visit
ed with Postmaster Moofhead.
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PERSONALS

Bert Thorn Easrn N Quincy today.
grn1 Ssa~ass weus 10 HANNIBAL THIS
afternoon 10 attend the hall game
" Eanam, superintendent 81 the
L & w arrived this afternoon.
A number Of railway representatives
vers in the city today visiting the sev>
eral lncal offices OF the different rail.
road companies IN the city Among
those who were here on business were
the following: A. n. Whsle. surerin.
tsndsnt Of the Hannibal division With
headquarters at Hannibal. Roadmaster
y ". Woodin of the Hannibal divi-
sion of the O.. Mclean Minor, travel,
ing freight agent OF the X. c. with
headquarters at Kansas City, r. w.
Willis. a @, engineer of st. Louis. ]
g, Pullnnger OF Kansas City.
Miss Nome Farraher is visiting with
friends in Pittsfield, ILL.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
INGENUITY OF THE FAvPFR
Mass sssks saa MitteFs FISH W9Fk,
fsass Blankets saa sSHsRt re-
Bases WITH Pfeees4s.

Hsw & RaiiRsf obtained #8si t8 khit
SEEKS ana fiiitteiisi wfiieh he s6ia t6
eRaBte Hifi} e Btfs ttSHaeee, was ag.
seffbed to tfe #est ffafa magistrates
recently TRe HatRer vas FhSmas
beasgtt, ~ wars tlai IN iflfnate 81 tbs
stfatf8fa bfaaSh 81 the PSfiaf t'ni9n
ana ne was ehafsea VITA aamaslns
4 t9amBef Of blankets ths Bf6Rsfiy 81
tS}s guardians.
ftie fP7astef 81 ths @8fk9 te9rgse ffte9inIf934 4
tf7at ire %6si sf1diHg tbs easss 81
blanEetS WIS hsffie FsfH6gea. ans fhlat
IN i've aags H6 fftss%eet ttlaA44T Sf5 Sf99kkets
@efe s8 sah}asss. 4 seafcS faflsf IS
discover %fr9 ~as tsgfHs tfYe %66f 53gitt
@speH tsefSstt WIS fsHq6gsa tS tAs
tsfR e6f6fly 81 f5afHd69 il scaar1fqs t9 MS
sr}dt EwfeedSs "a tsias fr1f9sffer ttsst Rs A9S
Ses9 sesH B6qftttffft71ss VIA Sifigt *6ssf FRI
dsy t1e fh91assTer %snS rs F.a afArpStss691p, 93f
81 searching MS Spffsso919sers bsA bs
fots1d 4 Gag hF4sd VIII bSiHls 81 bft6s
#Ses eEAfsHttiv sTrfi6sRsi ff6ip tns
b faiSaKSIS a4d thfes s6>les kSr1fiirtttef %fttb
SsffY9s %6tsl. fdsdssff. wf1t9 fe1Isd thai
us i1s6 syrsiipsyssda rs 5laHK&ts, vas ssh.
tteneed t6 t1H9 ni6fi'rsh1ss Hard lass9o9rs1-
E61At6iY 6Rr6sSibcaS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
SOME M # Mss
WE'RE RaERssE' RsJ,lE#El8
lkaTkayse Church Was the sasffe q,
SasTfs Startling Things The
G;Fgfar DAY.

Ace, Hi, .giig Sh-1fiffe Ah,ft
were made to sec, ttife fsnia wsshie
aaSla 10 ~falik ana the crippled itlffihise@
e'sta ifss When The n, eIdfes That
ysshl The ttlfSo}h OF tie feftc
of 50. Anne were lifssisff33l}rahad az tSe
Church of 81. Aillha zSs;af F2 Kan
aihAssA miracles We're ned fd1i},si
ing the soffssi224h Ser bsfeie Tire re-
A9fsfdasS Of the s2od ST Anhe. NaaSaM
4fAEaa siffse'ssaa HRiiAszsiEpg sA% The Absass
ed sight and sAa wto5id spread ft4fiTfsolt1ss
aha crowded G9llasFSh to the hqsnd1dTfieesaafs
aJihesFTdda unable Il, enter, IKE a swfft
ripple Oh alahfgs water.
the ifsfha SON OF shf,. and Mrs. Ed
ward Fe|Ss4sfEsa Of snSakkas vas cur
ed Of RAffiahasss Mrs. FAso8Rne6Tfa f.
George Of #ssss Was cured OF an ait.
fsesSss Of @fliS4, sssa vas E'aFtfassE Fahiey
ed last year and Martha eaiinshy OF
kaRka Aksss was nAaae sstg9hs and we'll
a4ssF beng a efiss5as f6F wars.
saaAha SAINTS Ahns, ASH Goa Is
Asssss me see, ask Cod to mako ne see.
RISK tS)r 10 make me see was tnG
prayer uttered aver and eysf IN q
shFiiA iFabia by 4yeageais Bissfs
ESsRtasRs 81 Rsakasss as his mother
held hiFn aisss 70 the shFins In the at.
It's french church ST ST. AnHs 10
nave his sishsisss gEss t6Sebsi
WITH 3ss sasfsa seiiee OF tbe
saint al Ire sissins services OF the
asyena. whieh brought thousands OF
pilgrims. iRfsFHh bait and bisRa thsFa
70 PRAY faf restoration Us n6fmai
health
AS fhe Bfiest teNehea tBe feiie to
tins ehiiais ei8sesi aBsisas fRs iaa
tFeWBiea; fhga 8pesea BIS eBes, ana
With q startled i6sk af6Sha hiRi
shfieksa e6aFsissFei# and baFieti his
heaa sh has matRefis shoulder: Fhe
mother, alarmed. ilftea the ehiia's
lass ana SO fhe ilttie sae asaii beheia
the iight ana the sea ST faees In tAe
church rs eiaRe fFaRtieaiiB 10 he
mother ana sabBea nlte8nsig; Fhe
mother realizing tHat he vas eHfea;
welt #ith tie eiilid antii Father BeF:
eeFea. pastor 81 M8fte Bans ehHfeR
Ghiesea, assisted the f6tfef ana ehiia
ffsR lbs church
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INFHaS fFs A4ls on BOARD
lssffafsaII Sftfr as vfftssaif4tly lAfa se;.
ilffHalte for caslfRea aati q If eAsliiIlS
TON sRutiiftfa Fassss ss ils,i AsIfa.

a gfa haired western l il;arl, sI2afgl
afid 9aef6SSeed The wWa2jh1ld OVER Vas SIT
flg III TIE lidHHfig I4SsRofffh Of Che Of
'tife d6wtlttoNf h2dttelfs ttaalffkiifffis To 9
bFf6fnffielft New Yorker F,sa lad hist
c6he Hb fi6h Washington and md Vas rs Iie
aafftig Some OF HIS HIS sA vlppjSrriiee
On my trfn n n iffi1d'lnh The the west ia The
caital had f6r a P7iaaHl1iaSra ifR srip
uished gsnnAtAfshrnasrr WpSage tfa aqhs m
dhnai, WHO Has a lively s sense 81
hhAttnlprsSoohF . $500 I
We mad AseffttAf1ss qYpppp yassAAts tp s5rE
otifsi' and as we ap,pp,T 1s the can;
l9ra carly in the pnY5l5Ffp n6Ep8s
n rave q trSee Thr. dressed sssedf fSa e.fq 2i
me orheis eIe nP and hnp5qqfs4ft P p1YfoTn,,
ihs Paper AfteFr fflu1sstt4iIi6s pbqq,tiss4F qrr
q moment | Called go Nv can sS9oSl1 Han !
HefeS The feppoofr4t Of an q Iliisf Tat
the president has lust lisssH1es99 rs tSe
sfssyast tthf1ing ever.
s WHATS thatH cams ffgfp5pn the CD
posite Berth. - - -
6 Why hes ordered all the 8fAes
sssfsIs f6hnaed Up at TIE Iai1T9oad
statt9n and sent h0pne
's,ii nsyeF fonfget The gsnsFsI cQn.
sfeFnatt ioR that f8lioWea YY93n ssm9st
svsfs bsftb On That car a hgsa sA9s
oat ffonl hstween the enftains ana
MN Mith Pre- ses6fa BsaFig eEsFs FiaH
azine. l0@' '1a 2,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29

MIR S;Hailiifs q separate iafSh, Dit
viii jfoih with tile IIA Mars people ia
making '#l,a asffair q aig one. Tine
Sioux tticv purity will he asssssssissaslitas
by Reeds Rfilis8ry band.
The li5fttfhih, so FIR ais Qlifatfifssa
pending the ifiiiiR of the lfa@ in Il,
fisssst MIR SHhifiifg at the aiiisi off tina.
IsiHlih with q Riaiata ara 4wo, hSslf}5siis,.
tlis'h esce'ia him 10 his home, AFTER
s''iflftai' @ Heaesfissoh will be given AT
t,liss Glib where IN address oil well
come VIII De given by q. Al. W'ei'illii ON
be'ffltf eli the he Fai# ls,iIssss oil ESkA A
SiissN Guy Hftlh Will welcome Aif8B en-
ssehalff Oh eafe SisasS Gitsy Rsdse and "a
E'aHdseI ea Behalf of 8fte eieiiyaAs sif
H.taMaFs MF. SsaRafaifB Will fegRies9s5l
and SaRA rage OF SHSaN CITY, aEf1 q
q #Esalsss OF he MaEsB. wiAA ta4B seiw
it happened. Qesas addresses VIII be
gwen. refreshments WIN, be served aFla
4 aEsRaay oil fireworks viii chose the
evening
The representative business PasA 8s
IL Mare. the clergy and saeiF wives,
members OF she Commercial e4Hb ana
United a'EAse4sEsi ssaFsA viii pc kFayis.
es 80 me eiNs sSsszas 10 attend the Sc
eeEsseA.
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WHEN SAMMIS COMES
MARCHING HOME
Rcd Fire VIII Burn When NsW Eit
Leader Gets Back 10 His
Iowa Home.

When tho fisw grand exalted fiilsf
u the Eikg, J, u, samnIis. arrives at
his home in Le Mars, hs will be
be given grand reception m
which the members Of tbs 6fdaF for
miles around will taks part. The fol-
lowing from La Mars tells Of tbs prs
paraslons being MAIDS to fsesfvs him;
Preparations for 8 fs6sDti8H 10 j.
q. ssmrnis. The new grand s1aissa fHj-
81 of the Eiks, are unGsf wsY by nom
bers Of the Le Msrs iedgs with which
VIZ. Ssmmls is afffilstsd, Sioux City
members o. enc 8fffsf viii s&ks bsft
ia the celebration, sfs arrangements
Tor TIE "Trip being IN ssas fsssis o. sss
aste9 RaAef SekfsaseJss
TIVE exact 6sss Of sfas fsssfk Of rs
asaansts special ff9ha tfss coast IS Es5
Iknoms ., 4, Dalton, 6fasffaasG Of tfas
Ne Mars cs9rssaitts@ AesefAg Charge Of
sste eeassS'atiosa ja aass@a Sf tss Rsss44stAss
eesai~g Of Mt, SeaFsasy yesterday re-
ceaests q lsscer fr@sa a fse,asssf o. flsAs
PARRY starting clse tiass 81 arrival cs9sqss
nau s,s csasflsaasile set 1fls% tourists ans
III present taqsSae R tls4s exposition 40
seaSslis and a.cNgftJa1g to fIsss cd
schedule atie scp SAse 10 lsssQee flfsasa
nnafiAl rlsupsdEsy Not. IbsslS9p sssidI lssAssi
might III WAS &nsessisSsts 80 soy Wisssthl
ar fsss panty msaslH a'apes 90 sslsitsst =
or s;a,iier. Ffts expects TO he A'stisHssf
Of tlie dsate AZ scca as fl is dssl@nassistS
This Siipx City liSdse will aott gia''s
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q. r,asoy Mann tfAdd is<estt FHaaeree aane
nttdrsettssapsSse sanotis svhhshh
ocssss teo tfssaa 1sy
sSsesoay
mEEaE AND GIIIIIl1HalE
Hxse "a yvgise asssi TWO tiltttte cssssisfrxs
seoIsssurutfa sEllsAti, a0s1nse
ass a Rsftitsr aasti assd
astpcSx.

yv1ssIsfHgM, ILL.,, IIdiy 10 Tim
gs,yassr, asgM aiIsnatt So. wfiln rrsnnitr
r,csdd from Mtyar. Illl.. ito Warsaw
with iaits WIFI and tsvfn little osiilitfran
aasll sssalrrelI employment att ttin lh,tt
IT'D, itsetnry diirrplsaii inirniasdbn,ss All
ji,ss machine .I,li Minlltfssy tfrnm am ar
tssa.s tdf iifa1st diis.aasss IN ffsiliisG ttia
sissNS usf liiss iiHaail astrirtas THE osannnti
aspcr n,risfilintlIg atniinlasainn off tttre
imam. alilii he sflisn 'ninsEiiay and wsfs
m,rreaH wednesday, HE iimH suffered
wtt, liiss lilnsirt i'm. ftnir sasars. HE
lleauss lIiis ffaniik i'm straightforward DIR
Ee,Inmranuss, sniifl tsiH ffunt ll,nrnnitp
au,orsis among iiiH tfsiihw nnlbtnnss
stsfe, giisaisM lrrifHsil a n,llras nf dysl
@gooI0 aiming ttitHnl
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70 The modern youth Of this coun.
tfy THE whisker, whether worn BY old
Of yoing, Is designed solely for ridis
ejite and scorn. on the eastern sea.
coast We have reached the hegday Of
The barber n that probably nine men
ont Of ten are smooth shaven. ret
the facial butchers are not grateful.
Even when Sharpening their razors
Tor the mutilation Of their next victim
they grumbie loudly: We lose money
on shayes; give us the old days Of
neatly trimmed whiskers and floating
mustaches, when ointments and hair
tonics We're as carefully considered as
vintage wine and the adornment OF
the face was Of more Importance than
the adornment Of the body