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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
COACH DAN MURPHY IS
READY FOR BAD BLOWS

erow swimming. willis Stanford am
bisd ever the course.
while the Stanford bunch witch
arrived IN Seattle last night on the
steamship Governor are a husky
looking crowd. yet Coach Murphy
laboFs under great difficulties. None
Of the men have worked together.
Today they we're given a Trial spln on
the lake. II IL too early yet 70 form
an opinion Of what they will do. Rs
the time "a short 10 got In trim for
mills of this kind Five of the men
are freshiss, which would not be %
bad u they had only BEEN given an
opportunity 70 Wcrk auL
This may BE- the last race stanford
will enter. Down there In California
the site Of their university u 20 faf
from water as 20 grratis rsndicap
tho men w events af this Kind.
The University Of California
crowd Ia expected TO Be embllns up
this way pretty soon, now that the
faculty has raised the coin 10 de-
fray expenses Of the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
ARMLEss WONDER
PLAYS FINE GAME


After a warming up interval when
he was n tribe out Of hia usual
running. George sutton, the arm
less wonder" on the green cloth
that doesn't mean what you think
this IL billiard talnel, got Into
form last night, and before q large
gathering Of ladies and their escorts
gave a uievar exhibition Of billlarda
al tho parlora Of Drown \ Huleni
THIRD and Madison, last niKht
the way he tore them off laAt night
had the crowd going and his OPP
ponent looking for pool table. The
expert will be here all this week
either playing at the samo place or
al the parior owned by Brown a
Huien at Second and University.
Ladies' and their escorts are special
" invited 10 these exhibitions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
HERE IS WHERE LACK OF COURTESY
TO THE STRANGER WITHIN OUR GATES
MAY GIVE LOCAL SPoKTS A BLACK EYE.

opponent had a chance 10 soc them
AEain. the cpponent Nhe u che
eiisre here. aniy fout.d oas glove
When smother vas asked for u vas
thfosn at him from The LEGAL tight
ere corner
Nov IN an ordlnErr bout where
no damage happens 10 result 70
either fighter. except perhaps, a ~.
tie disappointment 10 the way o. D..
feat there Nouii b no thought
given % an oversight such ~ took
piats Their
nut In THIS case sefnsthlas AID
hsprea. The Strangers naae was
tfdhea We all know that Fighters
often have their noses broken We
also know the local apeftlnH ffatefa
atty would not use . stuffed glove
IN 4 fight hut might pot ths strans
GET Re fnystifisi at the unusual ah
ssnee % rims courtesy preceding the
exhlhltiohf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

er MoGraw H. with him In com.
mand, the Giants are a Formidable
array without him tho. arc a.
helpless - q ship Without ruddor
No wonder this fighting irishman
g he highest priced man In bnao-
bell, HIS abaspcs has proved his
worth.
MeGfnw'a personality made the
Giants HIS refources, Els will pow.
Or, his ability TO aaiza avery anon
ing hla judgment and strategy.
Kept the team In the running. when
without him. regardless of ma train
ing they are hoipiefa
What II true u New York Ia true
II many other great teams Tnke
Detroit. Tor Instance Docs any oue
believe the champions Of the Ameri.
can league could win two pnnnnnta
" succession without iluFh Isu-
hinFa who Hchooled IN the same
class With McGfaw. has also become
one Of haHahAli'a ieadafr7
McGraW and JanninRa are araat
generals Thry head fine orgnnira +.
lions when on the Job. hut when
necessity compels their absence.
where, Oh where. Ia tho machine
They builded1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
STANFORD GIVEN WORK OUT
ON LAKE TooAv-YoUNG-
STEERS HUSKY BUNCH.

II some Of the weather which has
prevailed IN and about Seattle lands
down on Us on May -, Dan hur.
ply, coach q the Stanford crew, vii
have TO get out thOss washboards
Dan laughs when he recalls the last
time he used them.
II was In the raea with California
when the Berkeley shell swamped.
Before the race q nasty wind was
blowing. and foxy old Dan brought
ont his washboaFds He was given
the hoe haw by tho California coach
and crow. who had good time Josh.
ing Dan and asking him II he would
like some life prcssrvors for HIS
crew.
Dan. however, srinned. looked wise
and aaid nothing. The race was
hardly on when svash, also buckle,
the California boat was fun and her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

u hla Satanic majesty oyama u
a perfect demon. never stopping
FROM tho time the ben sounds 10
start tho night until II IL over
just the reverse ia rasais Togo.
He fiEhta with a coniilntsa Hfin q
Euad nature upon HE t.ai little face
ils nsTer appears 70 " serious yet
has a knaeh 0f winning hiz battles
His first fiahi hare nearly resulted
In a riot. Ha was knocked down
In the fist round tast ten ,imos
yet. IN tho very nest session. ha
came on and whipped his epponsnl.
dropping him In the NEEDLE Of the
second
Tho jsps will Leave the city In
a few days and espset 70 DO gone
about sin months, travelling through
the east and fightins IN sx7ry city
whafe Their. is a boring club -pro-
vtdsd Of course. that n.ats'hss can
be secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

Los ANGELES. Cal. May a.
Fight fans % tho East Will soon
have an opportunity of seeing two
real JAPANESE boxers IN action who
can certainly handle themselves
With all the manners u top-noich
puEiiist Tho yellow boys are
Young oyama and Young Togo. iil
and ies Founders respectively. The
Iaps are planning an invasion u the
East this summer, aud hops 10 ro-
turn to their native land with the
saaips u many American Dokrra
hanging Al their belts
The Japs fisht as DO no other
race in the world rhsir principal
asset " sameneaa combined With
only a fair amount q clsycrnoaa
oyama IL tho clryerrf of the two
and when h. nKhts his saffron
coipf~d skin contracts unti u IL
drawn tight over the bones u the
face. giving him the appearance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
PAPKE BACKS HUDSON
TO whip BAT NELSON

Papka today, when Nelson mot
Joe Cans last Fourth Of July he
made bunRling fight against a
man who was evidently all In, and
was as stir as a statue.
4 will leave this money W for
10 days. ~ that Nelson may have
ample time to cover IT, Ten min
utes notice Is all ! need In which
10 furnish the balance Of the wager,
II Nelson accepts the proposition.
The fight can DO pulled on az "a
short notice and over any distance
Nelson desires This Ia a case whore
money talks" rfa o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

There 10 one ,hins that local clubs
ksldtHE smokers shsaii strictly "a.
here 10 when taking on STRANGERS
for boxing hnuta That 10 extending
every courtesy 20 the visitors ~
uswtomrr just tveentlY Tiers waA
baKsr who appeared at a smoker
held fpf tho benefit 81 our sdhcas
tienai Institutions and lest before
the bout was on an almost unpfsee.
derted thinH happened
a. H0st q the tparts know. n Il
usually the custom before tsr fialt
starts 10 throw the gloves 70 be ueya
10 the contest IN the mifiiia u TIE
ring This 10 done 90 give The soc.
sfdH u both lighters a chance 10
see that tho gloves are ~ good cen
iiti1n and conform 70 regulations
When the fight We have refer.
enes to vas about 10 begin, the local
fighter had his gloves on before his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
COFFROTH FAILS
TO SWIN0 PAPkE

serted tina, they should weigh IN At
noon. while nrltt maintained that
i9 a m. would be the proper
time. Finally the promoter lost pa.
tienrr and declared alt negotiations
Oft for the night Early teaay. how
ever. he was on the Job again and
hopes that before nlEht bis wire
Conversation with britt will have
terminated satisfactorily.
Papkn was positive N his refusal
20 meet iarsfnfd when Coffroth
tried 10 hypnotic him late slgnins
contract with The nesta He aaid
that he might take sam on later
but that his nett match, n be had
his waY. would b with ketchel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

Summer Excursions
East

Tickets on salo June End and srd.
July End and srd, August 18th. 18Th.
by tho Oregon Railroad a Navlga.
ton Co. Round trip rates TO
Omaha and Kansas City, 10000; St
Louis. se7b0: Chicago. t72l5Q. Nav
York. tl0s.b0. Return limit opto,
Der 3ist Other rates and ,pas.
ticulars at Union. Ticket Office.
COS Firs, nv. e. 'E. Ellis. general
agent. ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
lEE MAoEG HAS UNLUokN DAY
BEAVERS oLour TURKS
IN FIRST BATTLE.

Two rrrora ~ lee Mngen yeatcrs
day cost Seattle the fifHt ruWe II
tho aerlea with Vancouver II was
simply one Of those panloa which arg N,
bound Go happen ia baseball aud VIII
80 Ions ss human beings are play ms
il happened IN the ninth inning
Smith. thu beaver third 1ackefs
fanie first 10 the rubber He leaned
against ono with tho slapatck and
drove d over the right garden WALL
ftaniay was givon a pass, but later
want down on q fielders choice by
Paddock
Davis then came ~, and lined ono
down TO Magee. who Fot In bad. and
Davis waa safe. A repetition 81 this
occurred when WILSON pasted annths
ed down TO Lde. who igi this one rali
between bis kieSera, aud iuddaek
truttnd home. Mahpn then he one
to AKIN. who threw Davis out Al the
plate
The third tally landed on hit by
ouiglqy SeharnWchcr damned a
line drive % Mike Lynch Mike sahs
bled d and the bunch we're down and
onh
vancouvcrs other threo runs came
m the second inning GA hits by
Quigiey and suSden and a home run
81 Stanley over the left field lrnce
Seattle scored one IN tho third and
two IN tho fourth. hence Il was that
when they came to bat IN tho ninth
there we're three wanted 20 W. the
score.
Two q these came IN upon oc0a-
sions most spectacular ono Pug
Bennett who was the initial Turk at
the bat. lammrd Il over the right gar
dan partition and up among the
housctnps The crowd had hardly
ceased 10 howl when Mike Lynch
ilftcd a corkins skier which cleared
the left wall 80 high that you
couldn't have touched Il with a pyra
mid Of Or Natthewn Emil frisk
famed. ard CapFaa aud NaEge vent
down and ON in order, Tho scurc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
EDDIE GRANEY
MARRIED AGAIN

SAN FfkNciac0. Mar Ill vas
learned today that fslsite Ofaney
famous rsferoe and flstioi promoter
WIS married May 5 to Alss Agnes y
Miihoan. 1t years Of age. fQfVer
stennKrapher In the offices o. Abe
known here as Agnes Hamilton. hay o.
inE adopted tho name Of her step.
father utaney'r first wife died
about a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

fHT Tnlfed Ffesal
SAN FRANCISCO. May iA.--Fail.
iua to match Hiliy Pspke with sam
lAnsford. Promoter Jim coffroth 10
conducting negotiations today with
willis nfitt Tor another fapks-
Kefehai battle.
Cofffoth tried 10 make arrange.
menta last night fpf the fisht but
could not set the fishisfs 70 aEree
upon weight terms. and Phpae as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

A. Kansas ci,y-Kan.as CRY 4
Toledu
Indianapolis
A. 81 fsai--at Paul O. LOUIS
VILE Z -.
Wauhes q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

tefday. tho Olymplca Of seattle de-
feated tho Milwaukee Jack Tars By
a score Of 7 toa Tho Kael-haul. me.
hunksrH and Shiver-ma- tifnbera
bunch played good ball but got their
fors.top "a nilant hatyarda damned.
and everything came down with a
crash. The aailorg fought good
fight but went down In tho angry
deep with four fathoma over their
heads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
ROPE WALK BUNCH
IN FINE FETTLE

There ives hish .linha on the Raj.
nisf aliefs last night when Joe
schlumpfs Wcbsters took the Jua n
De Funas down to defeat after some
CLASSY pin ciouting The rope walk
Sans wound up with % TO the good.
Scores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

They have Kood. strong partitions
between berihs on the n +, ali right
In the wreck near EilensburE in
which tho TURKS were caught. Dus
~aa thrown up against one Of the
partitions hard Must have been
strong to stand that None Of the
players was hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

The MacDougaH a southwiek
team sunday defeated The Holc0m
NIL eompany'a aggregation of Bal
and Martin comprised the battery
for tho MacDouKnilH and they nut
up q fine exhibition Heavy and
timely batting ana the trick for tho
aapttie boys Tho MncDougallH have
a few Fames open Anyone wanting
mill with them can have the an me
by either addressing the baseball
manager. care Of tho company, or
whiting the sporting editor Of The
Star.
The Hremerton Athletics defeated
the Marines By a score Of ~ to g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

II was a good game. but the Ath-
ieties were too much for the soldier
martinez.
~ a score o. 10 TO I. the bunch
from the cruiser o.. Louis eiouted
the Hfemertou Cubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Fred NJ. Spinning
1910 Second Avenue

TuE ORIENTAL root ROOMS.
Is reoi Tnbie.-sa
- sole Tebls.-zs
Bar. restaurant cigar stand and
seven -chAir barber shop. Largest
place OF the Kind 10 the world tia
eaah given away daily. itit.it-i1
Third av. between Pike and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

vancouver landed a triple play In
the first inning which ended what
had looked like a fair ohanos for - !
sits % .epra Akln and Raymond
occupied fifst and second respective
" when Bennett soaked one which
rehsfnHeher ran right into. nipping
NE ball on second hase. which only
Required stretching a ies 20 retire
Akln. whils Raymond vac caught
away on first Il laoed as n il vas
1000 Tor = hit 10 tho runaers. bot
hchhfuwsbef got u because he start
% ter second before the bali WAS hit
by Dement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

PORTLAND. May fs--Looss play
fng and timely hitting won the game
tor Portland here yesterday BY a
score of 10 l. Five errors we're
ehaiked W against Ahsrdern and
most u these resulted disastrcusiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

Summary Home runs Lynch.
Bennett. Smith, stanley. Sacrifice
hffs-nayuona. shea. scharnwsber.
3fruck out-By Allen. 2 " Pad
dock q Eases on balla-pN Allen,
n Oft Paddock. 5. Hit ~ pitched
kaff-Staniay By Allen Shea and
Frisk, BY Paddock Passed ball
Bianley. Time Of Eams--iito Tn.
pIrs-Mr. FLYNN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

a. Philadelphia y r
Philadelphia be. ,ss.-s,ts Z
IhtchEu HttaastHstft s#sfsa
batteries cossieaki feNen and
naaln. nrown, Moran end Archer
Umpifoa nlahnstana and SuaAcA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

PUG Bennett got nlppod by Jimmy
flynn utins 70 butcher the third
suffief sack Yesterday afiarnan. II
IA ppensd when Pug was on second
and Ahln on third. Emil Ffisk val.
lgpad II clean. landing Akin home
Nicely Pak thought Flynn would be-
watching the outflsld play. and cut
20 about u feet The Joke n il was
MAT instead u watching the autfleid
play Flynn was watching PUG Al
MS aeeaha story work All tho time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

TACOMA. MAY 1.-THE Tigers
took the first game q tho series
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
New Nask a, tiacinnaii o.


batteries alinWAn and mclean
and Myers umplfea-
X lem and Kane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
AmusExsxu
MOORE THfAR

Seattle TIM
Russell q Drew, ~
Roth Phons6I
TONIGHT AND Al, ~
First time in Stock. 10I61
MAN and the su2p111m
Company Will prorz q
and beautiful piae4
al NAN M Nm
hs Idol Of the ArIlrn1
The most rhercmsEzf ~
modern comedy drzna. ~
man a. the Ntiiainta Ef1
BET 81 the company d X Z
change In rficee-Nltz. III
evenings, lie TO tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

it'a hard 10 toll Just where 70 boz
Yin, hut that whip " Mlha Lynch
whom he caught Paddock ai the plate
was something acandai0nH Mike
must HAYS boon IN conference with
Rcd Mcdonald over there At Hpd.
hHne. anyway here d huN It hap
peuedt
Paddock sot TO nfut on BENEFITS
error and umhlcd 10 second on
nafiH' hif Wilson flied uut tn
Mike. Nhnn aiahoa came up and
awafted clean MT 10 fishi center
Everybody Thought u waa rinrh
FOR rRdd6fh 70 spike. bat Mike came
In with Que 0f those cannon ball
whips which sailed IN q big i.nf
curve, landing strlEht and true 90
a huilnes in Danny Hhea'a nit Fans
and fanafiiaH wont clean buHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
SPORTING NEWS
COSTLY ERRORS CAUSE
TURKS TO LOSE GAME

hnre Yesterday hy a score Of TO 2
Altman THROWING wild TO first IN
the eighth save Tacoma two runs
and ulnrhud the nfHuWeht MfiFht
aud samuola both pitched clever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

That man ouigley also furnished
a sensation IN tho alghlh inning
Whaf Akin hit hard one down soc
end WY. Il lohed surely 10 be too
much Tor anyone 10 grab. but Quig
ihfrH out his hare hand. seaopaf
u from The mud and Topped Il over
TO sehafnNebsr IN time to nip Allen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

SCkoHCr&

oh, you Beayerl
To tell tho truth. wen have 10
sting Leo Tor II,
But while wa'ro nlapriag II onto
him. don't forget what he haa done
Slough Tho nhoVo HpnHn There's not
q big Lacquer IN The country tmt
hasn't done tho sans thing more
than dnea.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17


Il ms been recorded that General
Henry Knox IN lTS3 was the great
est" OF eleven distinguished officers OF
the army weighing 2sO pounds. Noah
Brooks IN his book entitled Henry
KNOX gives the following Incident re.
lating 70 the generals full habit;
With a CaUtaln Sargent be was Sc
lected 10 present the hard case OF the
starving and naked men az Valley
Forge 10 the attention OF a committee
of congress- one Of the congressman,
wishing TO show his wit and sarcasm,
said that be had never seen a fauer
man than General Knox DOr a better
dressed man than bis associate. KnOx
managed 90 keep bis temper aud re-
NAMED silent, but bis subordinate re-
tOried. The corps out OF respect TO
igress and themselves have sent a.
tnelr representatives the only man
who had an ounce o. superiuous nesh
on bis body aud the only other man
who possessed complete suit OF
clothes"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

A couple Of meu got into warm ar
g1mPnt aud iaally came 20 blows,
After the fFncaS spectator REMARKED
ca soft answer rurneth away wrath,
aud vice versa. We should al keep
polite Tongues In our heads. Only last
night beard 9 very fat man say With
a loud laugh 20 bOwlegged friend:
"'Jlm. old man. ron look as II you'd
been riding a barrelr
"'And you. snapped Jim souriy, look
~ II you'd swallowed one"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17


ceIn aeF aud hoE family.
esga Ef Motnlsinart 0ant-DuE -
- nD'ary,H tired q place "a Scot
laad which was haunted by the Ehost
% 5 woman Who Uaa b b. seen con
ataDilg az night wandering through
TIE rooma ana paetaEes. WhCn tue
family arrived lhe lady Was much
struck Win che place and said. = must
hare been here before. Cor know
tbs place 30 we'll oniy thero ought 70
- two rooms here. and there % only
one
The agent replied that within & faW
weeks the owner bad caused q parli.
ion 10 be taken down and made Ghe
two rooms into one. SIN che lady was
puzzled az her knowledge OF the place
,ill she remembered that Il was a
house she used 70 80 70 in her dreams.
well some time passed and the
agent was up at fhe house again. when
the lady cOmplained that one Imri ~
the contract bad not been fulnlh.d.
They had hired house and Ehusi
for the Summer, and no ghost bad she
seen. The agent replied 'Of course
not. because you are the ghost. We
recognized sou the moment we saw
you"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
. when che Prssidsnt Loot Als Hat.

When the President Lost HE Hat
The Crystal palace exhibition Onea-
ct at New York July IS. 1873. waa the
frst STAIR Of thls Kind IN the country
Tor which foreign exhibits were So
llclted. The big show" began WITH
procession. Ia which PRESIDENT Frank
In Pierce. mounted. was conspicn-
Gus feature. The hero OF the day rode
a mettles0me steed, and while pre-
eeedlng up Wall street the preslden-
tlal headgear. new silk bat Of the
prevalent style. was incOntineully
tumbled 10 the pavement. AnOther
horse recklessly stepped upon the an
fortunate tic. crushing Il out Of the
semblunce to Itself. besmearing L with
mud-real Wall street mud. What wa
left Of the misshapen and bedNubed
bat was worn By the president. % tia
great amusement % the spectators. I'M
tll a substitute could be secured.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
)ONNESCO'S new
SURGERY PLANS
lovaIns EXPLORERS Aim Is to
Lessen Human Suffering
lIIEB1 REMAINS CONSCIOUS

usharesl Surgeon, Vine Will Demon.
siFals n ihs United states Zee Of
hls Remarkable Anassthstie, Tells Of
8aiior Who Talked While Being
cpsratsd On.
Pfusr-aor Thomas Jonnesco. head 0
- University OF Bucharest MedIcR
aoui ID founanla. who recently ar
rived ~ M York 70 demonstrate to
lntDi surgeons IN the UhIied states
1e~ 4 mixtHre Of neutraI nulphais OF
giae aud utOvaine Injected into
patient ahOnt 20 b. opemod % viii
rFedesa psrfrct analgssla. o. Inseua.
'|it n pain. without any OF the bad
Htf8 Df TIE annesthetics generaIly
~ Ia Surgical operations. says DO
~ Dpihlng 10 sell Hs only aim q
He1 81 hnnianilnrlan who wishes o.
1faee ~ far 90 possible the ne Of
e6tss surgery throughout tie world.
His new analGeain prodncing mixture
Aat oePn used oy several eminent sar.
en1 ~ EurOpe recently 10 good e.
1
Hfole1aor jonnesco lays 90 claim 20
te oIacorery % st0galne. foF 4 was
~ ong before he. ~ head Of the
lal efbOol % che Unlveralfy Of
ssfeal. brEan % experlmsek with
e1fcls % re nnalEpsla. lls says.
Hegff. that sfovstne can Be used
lpfe nnHlapaln sucresBfully only
ntl paris % the body where op-
Is are % D. prrformed. ~ use
81 co. upper parts Of the body
n sllrndpd with dire results
NirinE fhe neutral 0ulphate
hnIne fbe siognlne can BE- used
as 80 ofier lack 81 feelIng
pau 81 thp bsHiy.
Ps Nst Deprived y csa.oieusnosa
~ aee mrihod. nsys PrOfess.
palipuf can undrrro
Mrail opfsslIoa anf rpmnla
feIai1ns lafdoEnouf. fng fho
1e1 81 l1e ni1lufe ~
Nn1 slot4lao toes ~ a.
IE1l o1 rcosrIonEh.a ft
,E nIn
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

ctaTaCler.ate - 50
stated thnt - zee al a. ~
81 person alta public hoa1a c'o
who save HIN TIE eoia 90 pay ~
and that on discovering q vas
god he bought tie coin for three
pence.
ne Magisirate- Bow came zee -
buy the shilling after you had d.ee-
cred ii war q had oneg
TIE prisoner With much apparee
gravity. replied:
"Sure. then. your honor. ! bought
- that n ! should happen 90 have p
bad one offered 70 me / might know
By hooking at the one bad with ~
There was burst Of laughtef. aeo
the rngue wis dismissed with c4o-
ton.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
AWltsy Rstort

One day while dining With the seero
tary OF the admiralty william lVss
then heir presumptive 20 the britlah
crown. said; when am King. err.
you shall not be the secretary Of the
admiralty, | promise you. What Do
y0u say 20 that. ehf'
"All can respond 10 such case" ~
turned the witty official. rs. God save
the kingF "-St. Louis Republic.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

California IA 20 try aeclimating the
Korea6 Wild be. The hg, growing on
a hardy vine. on trees. treilises and
bedgerows to height OF thirty feet.
r. a delicious fruit Some Of the seed
has been sent 10 the department OF
agriculture. California State unlver-
slty. The fg grows Wild IN Korea and
has proved OF great value there.