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Evening journal., 1909-01-19
LOVING CUP FOR
EX-GOVERNOR LEA
Former Lieutenant Governor
Parker Also Receives Hand
some Tea Service
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

'beNiei 10 I'M Lf hsNiN1 JOOi OiNNAA~
DOVER. Del. Jan. 19-There was q
gracious expression of good feeling ot
the close Of the administrations Of
Governor Preston Lea and Lieutenant
Governor I. Thomas Parker this morn
ing, when both officials were presented
with, handsome and costly testimonials
by the members Of the Legislature
Shortly before II o'clock the mem
bers of the Senate and of the House
gathered In the State Librarians Of
fee and summoned Governor Lea. On
behalf OF the members of the Legis-
lature. DR.. Il. o. Cooper, Speaker Of
the House, presented the Governor
with beautiful solid silver loving cup
mounted on an ebony base. Or. Cooper
made feeling speech Of presentation
and the Governor was visibly affected
by the sentiment conveyed 20 him, ard
responded fittingly. The cup bears
this inscription: presented 10 Gov
ernOr Preston Lea by the members Of
the House and the Senate Of Delaware.
January 10, 1909"
The coat OF arms OF the state was
also engraved on the cup.
In the Senate this morning Liouten'
ant-Goyernor /. Thomas Parker was
presented with q solid silver tea service
Of five pieces and a solid silver tray
The tray bears this inscriptions
Presented 10 Lieutenant-GOvern
L. Thomas Parker by members OF the
Senate Of Delaware, January IS, 1902"
The presentation speech wns made by
President pro tenn George w. Sparks,
and Lieutenant- Governor Parker made
feeling Acknowledgement Of the eX-
preston Of esteem,
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
GOLDEY COLLEGE
DAILY NEWS

: H. J.. Mcconnell who entered Col
dcy College from Stewartstown, Pa,
called yesterday He Us assistant
cashier and auditor OF the South At
iantic Life Insurance Company of
Richmond, Virginia. and speaks high
ly OF the life insurance business.
Miss Edna l.. Lewis. of Clayton, Del,
has passed in English, has first-grade
standing in typewriting go words a
second grade in shorthand and
Is now taking office practice. Miss
Lewis is ambitious to get iirst-grade
In shorthand.
Miss Anna NJ Jewell, of this city,
has made a good record in the short
hand department. She has passed in
English, has first-grade standing in
typewriting and at an early date ex-
poets TO pass 1rst-grade in shorthand
l25 words minhte. Before entering
the shorthand department, Miss Jewell
took part Of the business course.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
WILL ATTEND
Y. M. c. A. AFFAIR

The Water Witch Fire Company held a
special meeting last night TO discuss the
invitation Of the Young Mems Christian
Association TO attend the fremen's night
celebration which win be held in the new
han Of that association on Thursday
evening. January es. The company decid-
ed to attend the affair and a large turn
out IS expected.
The Brandyvine Company held IT'S reg
uiar monthly meeting last night but the
y NJ. c. A. affair was not brought up.
The members will turn out with the other
companies however, on the night OF jan
uary 2s.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
TEACHERS AGAIN
AFTER MORE PAY

The teachers of the public schools arc
again getting ready to campaign for
more money. They are now preparine
bill which is TO be presented TO the
Legislature providing that City Coun-
ell be authorized to increase the ap-
preparation of the Board of Educa-
tion SO that the teachers salaries can
be adjusted.
1t is not known what the bill will
contain as it has not been completed.
The teachers. however. are hopeful
that il viii be passed as they prepared
II and thereby end their long fight for
higher salaries They point out that
the teachers of this city are amoue
the poorest paid in the country despite
teh high standard OF the teaching stan
maintained in the local schools.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
ProfitahIe Sale of stoek.

A sale of cows and heifers by Std
ham and Son. auctioneers. Of this city.
for William Shaw on the Bayard Tai
ley Farm, Philadelphia Fike. yester-
day afternoon was largely attended.
Bidding was brisk and prices were most
satisfactory. Mr. Shaw was 10 have
offered his horses, but he decided not
10 do so. His COWS We're home raised
Jerseys. The cows brought from S45
to SOS. First calves sold for from $50
to S45. Twenty cows and heifers were
sold.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
10 Fiaht for Lewis' Life.

WEST CHESTER. Jan. 19.-There
will be a vigorous effort made at Har-
risburg before the Board Of Pardons
on Wednesday, when Irwin Lewis at
torneys will try to have his death sem
tence for numbering his stepdaughter
commuted to life Imprisonment. The
governor has fixed February 25 as the
date for his hanging, providing the
Board of Pardons do not interfere with
the verdict Of the jury. which was for
murder in the first degree. The plea
for a communication will be that Of in
sanity.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
EATS Is PIES In HOUR
AND GETS SI.OO

CHESTER, Jan. 1s-Edward Kelley.
youth, won S. on wager that he could
not eat Is meat pies in an hour. Kelley
who prides himself on being the champion
ple-eater OF Delaware county. started in
ON his contract IN a local restaurant
He succeeded i'm devouring the first ten
pies within half an hour. The remaining
five had TO be eaten with less -apidity.
but the youth succeeded in getting away
with tile entire Is IN fftS-cight minutes.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
Mrs llilles obslryea the bell On a
recent 4|tu d the state llaifse and
GEN. WICKERSHAM
A COLD VICTIM

Organized Militia Of Delaware, is con
fined 10 his home, No. zoos Adams
street, by a heavy cold. He has been
IN since Saturday, His physician ex-
poets him 20 be out within a few days
General Wickersham has been much
disappointed over his inability to at
tend the inaugural exercises at Dover.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
'FiiiOOAAS FIiOAAIAASS J. RYAN
BURIES TO-DAY

Attended by a large number Of his
friends. the funeral OF Thomas j. Ryan
took place today az . o'clock from his
late home No. 2e7 Broome street. Many
beautiful floral offerings were sent by
individual friends and there were sew
oral handsome dsgns from IN various
organizations to which Mr.. Ryan be-
longed. The pallbearers were members
Of these organizations.
Requiem mass was celebrated at St.
Pauls Catholic Church. and interment
was made at the New Cathedral Gene
terry Among the organizations repre-
sented at the funeral were the Union
Fire Company. the Eleventh and
Twelfth Ward Democratic Clubs. Divi-
sion No. G. A. o. H., Bayard Legion and
the Fraternal order Of Eagles.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
OFFICER WARDLE
BREAKS AN ARM

Members Of the Police department
heard with regret Of the accident which
befell David Wurdle, a patrolman, who
fell on the ice on the rear porch OF
hi shome. No. 1919 Lincoln street, yes
terday and broke his arm. His head
hit hard when he fell and he was
rendered unconscious.
When Wardle threw up his arms TO
save himself. he fell on the left, snap
ping it like q ppe-stem. the jagged
end being forced through the flesh.
DR.. Mitchell Greenwood was sum.
moned and dressed the mans injuries,
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
CHILDREN WHO ARE SIcKLY

Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare OF their children. should
never be without a box Of Mother Grays
Sweet Powders for Children, for use
throughout the season. They Break up
Colds, Cure Feverishness Constipation.
Teething Disorders, Headaches and Stom-
ach Troubles. THESE POWDERS
NEVER FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores.
25c. Don't accept any substitute. A trial
package will be sent FREE TO any moth
er who Will address Allen S. Olmsted.
lie Roy, N. Y.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
pEATR8
James G. Perry.
Ralph M. Carlile.

CARLlLE-On January 18th, 1909,
Ralph NJ, son OF Charles NJ. and
Sarah Carlile in his 5th year.
Funeral strictly private, from his
parents residence. Marshallton. Del.
on Wednesday, January goth. at
o'clock. Intcrment Silverbrook Gene
terry.
PERRY--In this city, on the 18th inst
1909, James G. Perry. aged "a years
Relatives, friends, members Of Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles, Employees OF
Pusey and Jones Co., arc invited 10 at
tend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 1919 jefferson street. on
Wednesday morning at o'clock. Re
quiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church
Interment at the Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19

The Italian government has established
a bureau to deal exclusively with the cleo
trification of the state railways which IS
making rapid strides.
The Great Barrier reef. of the north
coast of Australia, is the largest coral
reef in the world. 1t is a thousand miles
long and 30 wide.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
Goats
Suits
Other Specials for Wednesday

Mems ana Woni<ns Grey Sweaters worth 500 each sale
pSsss -sS~sp
Mems aud ANoHens weight Gfsy Sweaters vafde
Sale price ........... $Ioo
Broken lines Ladies' $500 so Shoes Sale price
Broken Chidrcns Shoes Sale price
Lot OF fine plaid silk Waists worth $3.50 and $3.50 Sale price $3z5
silk finish black Skirts. worth Sale 9Sc
aso yards wide and narrow Emboderies worth CSC Sale
price ..-'.''...., @1aS
1900 yards wide Torchon Laces, worth I25c and yard
Chdrens black lined Hose worth Isc for
All Trimmed SO and So special price each $500
Sewing Machines
That Machine you have talked about buyingwl not drop i'll
and You will buy and y the
price this "The Best Machine 1t ball bearing drophead
Half Price Sample Sale Mems, WOmen'S and ChildrenS
Wool Underwear Continues All Week
COS -6O7-6OO rIarket Street
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
Horse Was ParaIvzed.

a horse belonging to Bamherger and
Robb'n MS fell at Fifth ana Tatnall
street today and when the animal fail
ed to get up, 1t was found that it was
suffering with parulyss. Tho horse was
later removed to the hospital for ami
mails conducted by DR.. James r. Ma
haify.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
Eair Assooiation Meeting.

The monthly meeting OF the board
Of directors Of the New Castle County
Fair Association viii be held this after
noon in the Office of the secretary.
Miss Emma Keim, No. 1 East Fifth
street. The directors will select super
intendents for the departments Of the
next fair.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
HISTORIC STATE
BELL MOUNTED
Mrs. William 5. HiIIeS CarveS
a Stand and Presents
It TO the State
speeIal . rnE EyENlNa JouRNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Jan. 19.--Mrs. William 5.
Hilles of Wilmington has rescued from
oblivion what should he one Of the
most priced relies OF the State and has
given Il the prominence It deserves
For decades the old bell that once
hung In the tower OF the State House
has occupied a corner of the State
Librarlans office. The bell bears date
OF 1865 and really played an inter-
csting part in tho States history For
Instance. when Caesar Rodney started
on his famous ride to Philadelphia the
old bell pealed forth the news TO anx-
iously- waiting Dolawaroans, ana IL also
chimod forth when the Declaration Of
lndepcndence figned,
Mrs flflies obafrea the bell on a
reconl van q Che state IlsHAe and
ihQqght "A dcsg.,ipl< :, 2. j.. 3,
50 She md Constructed 90 aftractise
frame of oak. finished ia mission style.
and with her own hands She carved
the stand beautifully and presented il
10 the state The historic bell now
bangles from the centre OF the stand,
and occupies a prominent place in the
State House corridor.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
STREET DIRECTORS
SEE MAGNATES

Because the Directors Of the Street
and Sewer Department are attending
the inaugural exercises at Dover to-
day, there was no meeting Of the body
this morning. The directors passed the
weekly payroll yesterday.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
Chinese New Year on Thursday.

The Chinese New Year begins Thurs
day and Will be observed by Cinnamon
throughout the world. The local Chinese
restaurants and the laundries. will be
closed. The day marks the closing
of the year 1000
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
cs%fs,s ss'Isrsn'. and Coats and Suits Reduced
Some 1-s Some 1-2'ReguIar Prices

Most of the garments mentioned in this reduced from
regular lines Mostly suits and received during
thirty days Others just from the maker who closed
his line less than make We them you
the These garments the latest style colors
material and all will average reductions Of from
third than one-hal.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19
Brok n Leo.

William Rendered of No. 500 Hafri-
son street, fell ON he Icy pavement in
Harrison street between Second and
Third today and broke leg. lie
was taken his home in the Phoenix
am bulanCo.
Evening journal., 1909-01-19

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS
'AZO OINTMENT is guaranteed tc
cure any case Of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protrudipg Plies in G to IA days
or money refunded. 50c.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
CAPROH CATCHES FLY AND
ALSO HEARTS OF FANS

humming In his bonnet and singing
a HouR % pNuuhuta ana other thluNn
not seen ln Seattle Tor some time.
FNe team that worked IessHFdaN ~
Aiken. Raymond, henurtt. st-hofield.
Feriier. CapFen. Lynch snd FfiHk Or
Crock rts--ta tho class ~ the league,
and, harriaA accifungB. there should
be great wavings 81 faEA and things
tn buA pasture WaNn tne season
opens q year hence
A little premature. perhaps but
remember the barring ae1identa
We can always bids behind that
The chances now are that Ws wont
have 10 hide tehina anything
The news that white was not
WINS but vas George CapraH, came
IS psE safbrlse - some. bag not
an large q one ~ pthefa DATING
his two weeks in Seattle many Mlds
de Westesnnfs have recognized the
husky kla, and DO had a hard tins
keepins ats true idsntity from the
puhlie nutie. ifawieY Cmtttaa and
several ether Mlnmaaota uen had
htm 8nnttea from the first hat Kept
quiet Gut &c respect fur his desire 10
remain unknusn for a time.
caEF0u l. q modest yeuth. who
don't waat s. make any lean on his
reputation He wanted 20 make good
with the fans and 80 asa
Then be let "a BE- hnown who wRA
who. I ant glad % see nag land
aim. Personally. ws dun-t care 10
every man on the team = PLAY ink
antrr an assumed name VI he e the
90adn Nefhine would give AH great
o. pleasure. tm fact. than 60 see Hal
Chase giaYtux a. Hiii tiaiisv % Fgr-
tus BAXTER - shorty Hughes prvrif-
tax always that whoever ha Is
wears Seattle sulf and delivers The
goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05

This IL ths big four hoiaous club.
And svery man IL star.
poniin ls a star outfisidsr ana
hitter.
Fisiaar Jones IL a star uana9sr.
fielder and hitter.
We wits - star pitcher.
Johnny King q a star bankatop
quite a constellation.
what a combination they would
make Tor any big league club nut
If u not possible any riub wIii ever
boast 81 their services
king with tanaa1 stored away
for wet weather has 4ulf bta taafun
baseball Ha has zeal estate and
billiard halls 90 keep him huay. ard
wii organize semi .ugnfaasfnnaf
elub IN Kansas cts and gather the
change
nike DouIin and hls wife Mabel
hite, are booked 90 Funa 4 III $500
per week ~ vaudeville.
Fielder jones i2 sittiuE tight In
Oregon watching hiB timber graw.
and has turned down every offer
made ~ Charley CemiskeY The
only thing that VIII tempt him back
81 The game - a half Interest m
TIRE waite aoN 70 hn won't come
back
Wills. one % rfttaburg's leading
FINGERS. is suikluE over a hiafus IL
81 500 between HE demand auH War-
ney preyfuas opinion % hia value.
Buy a Champion Gas Range and
get coal or wood range free zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
TO ANA ON. A. mEN ARE
EVENLY MATCHED.

The annual Inter class track meet
% tire Broadway hiKh eehaui %
scheduled 60 s0aa OFT this aftefm0ou
on the EufNefsitY campus, beginning
al 80
Great Interest has been nanifostoa
al the big school ever tha eaminK
that several High school records Niii
tumble today. The funtofs have the
best af the betting. matarh9fiaa rs
apaakiuN. and iNak t. ala with Wars
gen. AahogGs nifh. Fgiabie and Pat
swn
me other stars are Courtney. Wi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
Big BROADWAY MEET
TODAY ON denny FIELD


son. Efaw. Waller. foran aad tisr
lagston.
Tho race Tor the Coo Enia medal
= tAN-yara dash looks this year 20
10 anNtud4H race. The following
viii compete in it end shf vhs ~
pad Efaw. couftusY. ksiieK ard
Nlhdan
An admission foe ~ rs cents viii
BE- charged al ire gate The eff
e4ais afe az faiinas Referee. Top
Mcdonald starter. y Lewis clerk
- course. Harry uufNr tuaapn -
finish. W n NHiWWF VIII caNta. y
e Irwen chief scorer. WiiiiaW be ~
flfun assistant scorer ftuwpaf
Waffa Rev les assistant scorer
GwoiEhtsf 81 Van FFsstaFs 8udsr 90
81 fufius AnNrHW NifNar III Fhftafs
nmsun ladKNs ~ weights. a. ManhoT
Ataphnr Uwan ftmsrs. MrAiieY Uist
aHa Rex Van Water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
hAKEs GREAT RUNNING CArCfI
or soRKsN lone rLN TO
LETT FIEi.D FENCE.


Little Georgia was the star Of yes
kerday's matinee All right. all right
and right then ana there be demon
stratod that whether pu paid $50
or g. zee Ter him. he drew no lime
In the Transaction and Will lose no
money IN the Ions run.
GanrNie came through with one %
the prettiest litfle exhibitions - NY
spesring fhat has ieyed the hearts
% Seattle fans fer many a moqu
and he also ciFenmnA yiEatsd the
baseball world Tor oNo 90 SeRgtlma
first MARKS BY clever exhibition
OF baseruHuinN Altogether. ueorxie
was rather she main guy 81 ths au
tire performance. though Nr Ray
uacnd and ar Bennett eNea came
through with play that drew q
hand. and on any ether uNcaNlun
would have been cause Tor much
comment
George. however had EN- all buf-
faloed yesterday b that great one
fanded stab. and taok the grapes
70 the shed with hiin when he vent
Ter a rest Al The snd OF the sfh.
The entiFe game yesterday was
marked ~ excellent playing on the
part % It's nuxteta who had the
support Of Soldier Thomas he~u bet
ter, might not have won ~ 80 iep-
sided a score. but Who. nevertheless
eptciasssd the boys IN green and rcd
AT every department. Of tbs game.
The largest crowd yet was OUT 20
see tbs show, ana every mothers
sen went away with large bee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
BLISTER BRIGADE Hikes
TO SNOQUALMIE FALLS

They travel under the title u the
Mister Brigade and WAY down
deep Tor thrfr hearts the ambition
that fires them ~ ta dFtract q little
tiny tif from The Htteution that iu
being paid % Edward Fngaon
W eston. ths invetsrate tranpef. and
win Tor themselves a Few 81 The
iauroiN that occasionally fair 20 the
Jet ~ riders on sharks p1nfsaL The
following hiiatera pstaF Anderson.
clyde Dana. John puddn. Herbert
Poster. Gray PHI. Hnne idRnu. Charles
HatenlUs Bruce Hwbrtck Harold
Haynes. ~ IaeBer. Herbert Hnete.
Chester Cook Chester Anderson
Donald MrGhcaneY. stanley Naux
and Lawrence Ooruisg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
KAUFMAN LATEST TO GET
I'M ON JOHNSON PRESERVE

made an appointment with delaney
and tne latter and Johnson sfil NEE,
to-day 20 arrange a 81.
Jeffriss is sfiH silent rsasrding
hla plans and 81 now seems "a
fnowgh Kaufman will he the fret
man Is face ghe eoiaFrd champion
Johnson vas Efvea 4ufts reception
uhen he arrived here. lie opened
Wrek = euEaEemsnf at local
theatre and drew a pack 81 house
"a. first txo days
Al kaufman naa been matched q
haa Toes Ross. ~ Sew Castle. "a
ten rnunfs a. fka faIrmnut Athletic
elnh on Tuesday. AEfil a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
COACH FOWLER TAKES LINCOLN
ON HIKE ron SOME oF
WEsToNfs IAIHfI4S.

Infected with q fatal attack % tho
watkins bee. the Lincoln hiEh school
bunch. which re1entiy walked 90 Ia
coma q see a basketball game. left
today on a bike to Snonuafmfe falls
uader tie tuteiags % Ernest Fow
lar, track coach
They started from Kirkland June
ton this morning and hope 20 reach
enoquainsia some time tonight.
whore they will rest 40 and return
tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05

footed with this statement. bat he
has iutimated publicly that he wanta
60 see Michigan Ia the conference
again ard his close friends declare
be viii bring this about
with Neene Fitzpatrick physical
director Harfaime Will have nhana
luta control Of Michigan athleticH
after July 4 These two have con
fsffrd oa the future and have settled
upon tue policy 10 be pursued when
Ghe new director assumes the place
% be vacated BY Baird
WANT sell your furniture
Sec page G. 800
WANT Rooms. furnished or M.
Furnished See t,aua q sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05

Buy a Champion Gas Range and
get q cUai or wood range free zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
DELANEY MAS aIrH MONEY TO
Bksr on HIs PRoEEsE Foa co
WITH nGG nLACk

NEW YORK. April s-Ai Kauf.
man IL new the latest 20 announce
his Willingness 90 take a crack at
Jack Johnson HiilF Delaney. on be-
half % kaufman. today announced
that he had any part 81 ff4.Qaa
which he would bet ON hlE man
aEsinst any heavy weight Ga the
business. and this Includes tire coli
cred fighter No sooner bad John
son heard ~ the challenge than he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
1.-THE SEMI-PROS>

Joe Hohiumpru WebHtera loat yss.
terday GO the nrcmsftnn nine by o.
score OF TsA Aanaw aud HehmutH
both bad sore arms and Reese was
forced into the boa later AHubw
vent in aud held the sailors 90 one
run.
The circle w team took shs Hal
lard A II uinu into camp yesterday
l1-a 90 seven Innings Managers
waiting games with either 81 thafe
teams VIII fluid prompt acceptance
George leyH, apNs Lame, iH1nansatr
for tho sheep men.
The oiYmpica rhut out the Coiuit
hia a q. club yesterday l0-e 1tc
feature - tbe same was the bel
terry work ~ NtoltinH nnd NunfAi
dress "a - nankin. aQts sixth aytl
snsht Diffsrs~es.
unola noh. who lived Ia Waahina
ton auA Nufhr Ht thv wnr depart
mant. was ~ fha old home for few
days little Ted was dHFQut
hia uncle all day long. listening %
hs delivarea himself 81 an im-
poftant matter
atincls nob. he said. ~do sou ever
ace the president 81 Washing Con r.
son. yes, often. sec him nearly
stncis fssh." asked TED paismnlg
after careful thought does the
president see year Woman =
ifeme Companion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
JENSEN LINE--s. =. ELLA
sailing from Victoria April ath
Everett and EdmOnds


Three rouho tups uAily f.eavs Gs-
aHie a. m. ~ m and y m
sunday. leave Seattle al Y ge a IA, 10
m And y m Leave Everett az silt
m ailh y m ana ftb b M. Hunuag
leave hNetett 81 g As m. atA 4 n
SUD ilb M hinEts fare 90 anohnmf
ish 100 Round uib tit0
Steamer CITY ~ mverett, Colman DOCS
fhoneAr~Aunnct, Main 1898. Ind l2a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05

y. q. BAnTELME.
ANN ARBOR. Mich. April 3d.
Michigan Will return 20 the "BiE
q a. tho result Of the appointment
Of Philip q. Bnrtaime, 10 succeed
Charley Baird director ~ athletics
at the University OF Michigan.
EarteffHe has not come 0ut fiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-05
OSTEOPATHY

Eiectfirits. vthrHfian. Hight Their.
apy. hot aif sweat baths and other
fFaFleqa instincts. optical rooms
for httina glasses auf treating eyes
Hest equipped offices Us Seattle Con.
sultatiuh free Treatments 81 each.
A ifnit. uHfaupath ana untirIan.
tu1 IS Peoples nank ulda second
and Pike Malta astf
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-01-27
Eddy Improvement

We believe
another
being financed
doing much and
most valuable ground
of the ledge working continuously
o
With hundred
arise in the of wanting equipment
IL in
ment will be doing
IN the
i'm
sure will come from location considering its
better than nnetenths of the offering
Sibeys reference
that beenf
the ourselves and taking
letting
who imagining they
Is
In the
the showing
Money
and
the We offering bricks
a
possibility yes
1t, will
any your
Whenever
else a
A. STEVENS