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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-30
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Atlanta and Birmingham, New OrlcNrn
Memphis, Chattanooga. and all the sorth.
through coach foE Chase City. Oxford.
600 7. A-Er. sunday-Keysville LEGAL.
HID 7. A-Daily-Lmited Pullman ready e.ne
4. N for all the South
YORK RIVER LINE
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Local % West Point
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-30
APPEAL GRANTED
IN CAPITOL CASE
Penna. Supreme Court Gives
RahGaTlng on Costs.
Only TWO DEFENDANTS LEFT
The Decision Keeps EN-Auditor Gen.
srsl Snyder and EN-Superlntendent
Of Grounds and Buildings shumaker
From Going 70 Jail.

Piusburs. oct 20 - The supreme
court OF Pennsylvania allowed an ap-
peal in the cases growing out OF al.
.leged grating" TN connection with
the building Of the state capitol.
The appeal was taken on behalf OF
former Auditor General William p.
Snyder and James NJ Shumaker. for
mer superintendent OF grounds and
buildings. the two survivors OF the four
defendants who were convicted in the
Dauphin county court in March. 1905,
OF conspiracy 10 cheat the state I'm
capitol trimming" and sentenced to
two years in the penltentiary.
John II. Sanderson, one of the de-
PENDANTS, died IN May of this year, and
William l.. Mathues.' former state
treasurer, another Of the defendants,
died in December. 1908.
Neither Sanderson nor Mathues was
named in the appeal 70 the supreme
court, the opinion being that their es-
tates have no right 10 that end. IL is
expected. therefore, that the nominal
$500 fine imposed viii be paid. and
also proportion Of the costs.
Upon making their appeal from the
superior court to the supreme court
Snyder and Shumaker were required
TO renew their bail OF $4,000 each
pending the decision of the higher
court.
The "ciothes-Tree" Case.
Snyder and Shumaker were defend
ants in the famous Sanderson or
clothes-tree case. so-called because of
a fraudulent bill for such articles fig
uring prominently in It.
Joseph NJ Huston, the architect.
originally indicted with the four de-
PENDANTS. was granted a severance and
helped the state in the trial, winning
the lasting enmity Of Sanderson and
estranging the other defendants from
him.
The proceeding in which the appeal
is allowed is an effort to escape the
been figured up, but which will run
into the thousands of dollars. The ap-
peal was taken Immediately upon the
decision OF the superior court uphold
ing Judge Kuenkie in refusing a new
trial. and has had the effect of keeping
the two defendants from going to jail
No date has been fixed for the hearing
OF argument
BY the decision OF the court the
case must be argued again before the
supreme court. A denial OF appeal
would have meant that the two sur
viving defendants would be compelled
to serve the sentence imposed upon
them by the superior court.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-30
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE
RICHMOND DAILY.
$50 A M--LocAl TO No-lina, Raleigh, Char
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1873 p. A-Sleepen and coaches, Atlantis,
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and Florida points.
1o:f0 p. M-Sleepes and coaches savannah,
Jacksonville. Atlanta, Birmingham and
Memphis.
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ATLANTTC COASTLINR

EFFECIiNE APRIL II, 1919.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South; s:15 A. N and 7:25
p. NJ
For Norfolk: 900 A. NJ. 500 p. N. and c
p. NJ
For n. and W. Ry.. West: 500 A. n, 1910
and o:06 p. N.
For Petersburg: 300 A. NJ, 1910 $500. $3.50
p. N, P. NJ, o:o6 p. N, TBS and I1:i5 p. NJ.
FOR GodabOro and Fayetteville: $50 p. n.
Trains arrive Richmond daily; $40, 700 A.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
BALL PLAYER HIKES
FOR HIS SWEETHEART

1T. louis. April II - Because a
psir - bright eyes 81 q fair Cali
f8rnia atri constantly haunted hin.
f'harite FiuriRht. the y0uuH ah@ft
stop 81 the 81 fsuais Cardinals.
quietly packed hts Hrip. left bis sal
AIRY III The hands ~ tbs management
and today IL ON hts way o. ihs west
srn state with q ticket 70 Haera-
mento Cal IN bis pocket
EmriEht. who IL II years ~ az.
easily made good with the Cardinals.
and vas showed e flash u speed Ia
the spring practice ard openine
games that aafoulshed hts team
mates Then the iada playing took
q slump. his batting avcraEr IN
the dining room feii away and he
became melancholy
Finally tho lure ~ the California
rifi proved too strong. ard a few
days ago Enrtgnf quietly Slipped
away EusiKht pla we'd bell in sarfA-
mantn before hn joined the
Cardinals and the 81 Louis team
bought hin release from Sacramento
Tor 81 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
BAD ERROR LANDS GALL IN
The RlEAcAERs AND MIKE
COPS ANOTHER GAME.


Seattle won again yesterday when
Cartwright grabbed Aikcns liner.
then threw Wild and the sphere
landed in tho hleacheFa Al that
Nuke had TO shove Alken round
the rest of thc journey. Tor the TURK
third baseman vas bcwlidcred. not
knowing where the hall went, he
was too busy hiking Tor second at
the time
Both Thompson and @amuels
pitched a hattie royal bat when &c
came o. hits Samuefs had & over
the Hig one ~ two. During the
game Gus WAS tapped for n. while
Stmuels allowed p
Cartwright. who eventually host
the game Tor Russ. started the only
run getting bee Tacoma took part
IN tie hinged enc 20 left center
and came hnme galiopinR when
Render st@kcH % over the fence
For five lunlusS people began o.
gtieAs vs. That Ia locked Ike for a man
e. spike that hoine plate Errors
there were. ana hits iikowise. but
neithcr. No q that time. resulted
IN damage
Five u the Tigers famed in
Difference e. Thompson twistaru
" lille Sanuris made three % the
Turks look foolish ana Slam bats iu
tire mud
IL tine eighth things commenced 20
! * bad Ter nugs piayfeiloWs when
Raymond dashed Tacemas hopes te
the ground by eating up Renders
bot grounder and whipping Il 60
Aiken IN time 90 nip swain Thns
did Swain's two saekeg 60 for
nanRnt
With pleasing geniaiity Cos then
snaked kippert In The arm sith the
ball fnFcinx Bender 20 second
Bender was caught mapping how
ever for when Thompson iNmfmed
Il 20 first. Mage whipped q % Sec
ona fast enough co retire Mistah
Bender. CapTpn ended that spasm
hy gohhlinK pieteFs cloud mixef
Take a. Whole Yesterday game
was interesting Both Seattle and
Tacoma swatted the bail enough 20
keep up Interest from Alpha 80 the
other end. and the fans went home
happy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
OLD PAPERS MAY CAUSE
A fire AT BALL PARK

During the past fen days ii has
raiuef. - there IL little Or no dan
ger now The traunia comes from
fans throwing their cigar and cigarri
butts under the stand. where . lot
81 paper has coiiected.
There h little Or no danger 90 the
people IN the Krandstand W bieaeh.
era but the fans want something 20
~ on. and oblect 60 carrying iheir
eWn Rranestauds Nith theIn. The
fans went quit Nfnokins 40 Il 10
about up to Dug TO clean up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
NOTES OF The
.--- GAME =


Tacoma has eame.
We've got ncw umpire
Even II luck was mixed up in A.
somebody has 60 have a little now
and then.
Mr. Carruthera. who succeeds
FLYNN. gave uut some pretty fine
sauce yesterday, he allowed Cart
wright a pass which appeared uuca.
tlonahie hat then, he's wonder
alongside Of Brother Flynn
For a cloudy day aud Monday.
there was htg crowd nut Aester-
day and they were Rlad they came.
too for lots Of Fans joy WAS handed
out by both delegations
II Russ HAli doesn't quit eating
roast beef or whatever Il iA hr'll
never last tho season He's % fat
now that he's round ahouidercd
carrying hts face
n was particularly noticeable that
there were not many bases purlalus
"a yesterday. seeing that Danny
shae aud one nrudsr were there
with the whip kippsrt managed
% make seeond once. but that Was
all
Emit Frisk tried hard q knock
board of che right field fence when
he sNattcd a straight one brinkinK
ia CRrfon TN the sixth rapron
also came home IN the eighth on a
haKy wailopsd By Bennett. which
bounced up against the riHht
partition.
nig Gus got In bad In the seventh
when he accepted a feeders choice
handed htm by BreNino. Gus turned
60 whip u 10 second g. kiil pieterH
hut Kot her a biz 90 low and fine
chance for a double was spoiled.
Old Mike got an error chaiked up
against him tn che very fret scream
q happened when Cartwright lined
aus over second bass. Mike lot it
set hy him and the Tissr grabbed
two sacks No damage was done IN
the way of runs however
Thompson managed e. get
~amunis Ger a single and a double
bat be- took a nap on second. after
making thn two aaeher that sent
Mike over with some - that father
lY advice such a. WE used in Est Tor
STAYING uut ulghta Th1mpsnu had
done himself proud by iamhaatink
t. FOR tive. then failed 20 see
Renders gulck throw 20 second in
tinia 10 save himself
N0w that Wynn has ~weuf" Mike
e. faelinE better he aniY sul ruffltd
once yesterday wruaied ilttie. then
sfffaf ria f#sfh tstH NfaaA fisif hit
HORSE hides tough Mike take e.
cut on ID that way nvery ilms.
Oid Hili Harley played a pretty
good enmr a. first yesterday Re
didn't shine any at the bat with
che exception ~ handling a aAcfi*
fica hit Ia vrry neat fashlun
Thafu b. srboui aRl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
JOHNS WILL LEAD
us ATHLETES
fBy Unifsa rrs.s.l

BERKELEY CAL April 81 .-Her-
bert Johns ~ San Francisco. holder
~ the intercollegiate record ~
- 80 seconds IN the low hurdlea
VIII Lead the University 81 California
track team next season. Johns was
the unanimous choice ~ the main
squad no other candidate being Ia
the field ln addition 10 being
point winner IN the varsity meets ~
the last two seasons. Johns was "a
member ~ the 1908 and 1903 foot
bail teams which met Stanford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
49, - -
BAT WILL HAVE
TO COME THROUGH
rACkENss MANAGER SAYS HE
WANTS To SCR faE cotton
op rHE co.'s soon.

CHICAGO AufU 10 M 8tAtthnH
Nelson does nnf cover farkeY ~ F4t
lana faFfsgt ag taQae fn inaWFe his
auueafaHea Do the ftsf0nnd tapt
wfieh James Cuffrath hAs ~rhsA
ata8 fnt Nan Franchise for ANly..R
Eha afEfrtaH - agreement ssfi 10
n8M ard Esfa. aNtufdinE 90
aaanrrmrnt made today ~ q ~
t4ua'a manager. Harry Gilmore
Gilmore said that MrFaftana pest
81 Ria forfeit when he LHfANhtra
g. tts match. Hat thet fofffufH ~
asrftr aauk Nelson's wsfa ~ hts
aapaaranre nfimnFe thinks Naispf,
Nants 50 pustpuna the huut nati
"a hur day and ls Wafh rnneT fnfd
a. to the pesilAa % asaef@Hre
mnWHN
IA Neisar's munry "a not ~ ~
kpvsi ah t1timars aeia. the ANfFs
nssnF. a. Tar a. Sc are enNfsf isFo
T. esiH N Nelson's muneF lsu'f ep.
how aye yuu going 20 maMa hini
ffFMET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
STANFORD PICKS
ITS 'O9 CAPTAIN
cADWALADER, SENIOR At ~"
WILL LEAD COLLEGE
TEAM IN 1910.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal
April 27-TheodOre f. Cadwaiader.
~ Los Angeles. a senior student at
the university. has beou made cap
tain ~ the Stanford baseball team
Tor the season Of 1910. Cndwulader
played on the team three gears lie
Us also r. veteran Of two California
football games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
STANFORD OARSMAN IS
NEAR TO DEATHS DOOR

with the University ~ California
April ~. today lies ~ the Students
Guild hospital suffering from So
we're strain occasi0nad ~ the Rrueis
ING contest His iife u dsspaired o.
Wilde waa taken 80 soon after the
face Hts illness ~ FIRST was sup
posed 20 BE- grip bat later q was
diaanosed a. acute kidney trouble
Ills parents have hsen notified 0f
bis serious condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

Here's the iuteat lnk spot 0n tte
heavyweighfs field ~ white Hg T.
joe Jeanette. c0npueror ~ Aam
MtNey. whnm be- hammered iutn In
srnsihintY ~ 50 rounds in Paris
AFTER q battle thAi proved his game
ness hr5 nnd a shadow ~ apult
lFaMmHgfe stands 3 faat %. and
scales az iss puHnda. ar about flse
pounds mora than STANLEY ketrhri
Niii weigh when BE merta Iaek
Johnson since 1895 Jeanette has
n.et lack Johnson siK tiuies The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

n has often been said that wroa-
Ting affords more chance 70 fool the
public than any other sport on the
calendar. This certainly proved 20
be the case during the recent gotaha
Mahmout (the once Terrible Turk
match. Most ~ the people who saw
that match thought gotch had an
easy Tins % it Facts az reported
In the case show that while % was
short gotch put forth All there was
in him But be did u az the right
time. which nnunla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
JACK JOHNSON Is
IN BAD

CHICAGO. April s7.-~Jack John
son l. I'm BAD with the National
sporting ciab. o. London. accSFding
a. letters received today from a. n
Bstunson. manager % the organise
ton.
Betilnson fatty denies Johnson e
atatsmrnt that he did not Sign an
agreement % meet Ham I.anEfoFd
M London. and enciosas a copy N
the articles he alleges tho negro an
proved. J0hnRgus statement that
bic former manager, Sam F1tE-
patrick. and that he placed his own
articles for the fight r. also denied
Esttinaun declares that Johnson
agreed 70 fight. having suggested o.
himself IN the presence ~ FltH-
patrick and that be placed his own
signature on the articles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
BALLARD TO HAVE
ATHLETIC CLUB
WILL oPNN NEW ou. ANfkA-
rfoN wtrH Ft~E swoKru
Ann ENTEuTsfs aENr.

The Esais Athletic ciab % Hal
lard ALL bold its first smoker nest
Wednesday eFsniuE ~ lts club hall
on Market st. near the eoresr %
sgnd ay. and generally called ~
Dhsra ball. The eiuh. . res efganfs
aatlnn. IL composed - aonas - Use
nsnaf pr8fnlnsut business and pre-
faaalamAl men Of Ballard and they
have equipped the beat NVuanasiaea
~ which that end % ths taNu has
aver huAafen The promoters aism
~ make 90 permanent 9fxantta b
tian.
For their smoker on WeHneafaF
evening thTy have arranged fine
program. which will include boxing
areatiiua vocal ard Instrumental
music Admission wftf 30 ~ mem.
bsrship card emily and there will be
no admission fee charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
SPORTING NEWS
CARTWRIGHT PEGS WILD
and The TURKS WIN OUT

srwo cut when wlnnlas run was
made
Score by innings
seattle - u OF 0fNt Is
Tacoma .......O 90 o o'2 . Q oa
Summary. Two base hits Canrou.
THOMPSON swain. Home ran tvne
der sacrifice hits Akin, tbutlcN,
Naudtr SamuelH stolen base KIP
pert atfmek aut iiy Thompson O.
hV Namufla NHHvH on hniia.pff
Thompson o. Oft NamUels. TIT
hy pitched ball klppert and swain,
hN Thompson. Double plays Ray
moud, BENNETT ana Magee BENNETT
and Maktet Bender aud iireaino
ktppert and Hurley Time 90 game
hnur go miuutes Umpire Mr.
t4rFffherN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
FANS THROW sNlPEs UNDER
GRANpsTAN0. WHERE
REFUSE COLLECTS.

Tfnless s0mofh hing - done 10 CLEAR
out the papers under the SrandHtAna
al Duxa baseball park. there y liable
20 be a fire there some day when
wifi necessltste the fans tAAtnE 1ut
cracker boxes % sit on white tney
watch the games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

first time he won on a foui The
Hrst tWp were no. decision affairs
and tien b. iost IN ih rounds az isal.
tlnurr ta the future champion Ths
next was a no. decision bout ana The
last "a drnW ln ~ ruunda
au ynu aee Johnson hasn't much
1n this Iea nnntfe peFHnu right uDN
he ls a better haNaf. hut joe has i
au hifa Ia EameneHH. and there u .
story - the effert that b. made tbf
streak ahgw IA johnson in twa
raunas in one - their flshta ia Phil
adelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
lNnI.N. scAIr nICNs.

SPOKANE April tF Ia q twelve
Inning N#mc here Yesterday Apot
Kane took one ffem Portland bY a
acore of 20 q Ia the last. Casey
ordered plnnameu 60 walk tAN
heavy hitting ciYura. casey then
lata for a double play Altman.
however. beat the hall 90 fret and
the winning run came home. aroFe
hY lnniuKa
Portland % 90 900 see 9 Q Q
Spokane. % o. @ oe Is
Batteries pinnanee and Murray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
sTRAtN occAsioNEo BY BOAT
RACE MAY COST 2. L.
WILDE HIS LIFE.

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
k.~tt eT-F T. Wilde. u Dobba
Ferry. n. r.. who rowed No. IN me
stamford shell in the annual race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

! am a trained nurse. graduate
81 81 toaeph's hospital. Lexington.
Ky and ! wish 10 advise All who
suffer from Hhemmatlam To 80 and
b. baked In LoughneY a Lough,
nalA nakn oven u b aAlnnlah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

We are EsttinE results Tor our
business chance advertisers. Try
an a. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

W. " Wemermun. manager ~ ine
OlaiIa b8aebaH team writes ~ the
sporting editor Of The Star thaf he
~ willing fe meet s0fue Of the ama-
fsuf teams 1f Seattle Sunday
- s.llas .ass. isaa.sfauHl4sl AHHHaaa vs. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

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Sale ends May frd sale on Xig-
rag Rules tAauld Veneer. Spoons.
neveied EDGE chisela. in j aud
other otis IN
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knives and Forha .....t.... tpe
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and Forks ...-..... .4.....i a. Hat
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Handle Hetlnned Knives and
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and Forks. .....tt......t.. ~ 90
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Knives ana Forks Hf.nN
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5000 fIolmea 4 Edwards ButicF
finish. ~ dwt. solid hhndlf
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Knives and Forks ...tat.... $3.50
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
I4eNe4N*#S%*#~~~
SPORTING
GOSSIP

Him Jeffries appears % BE- very
snriatss uov b. meet Johnson. BE "a
credited with having said during
confab IN New YORK that be would
a. after johnson without caHh
0ffer This statement was the re-
aait ~ that $50 600 offer from Man
aaer Mcrary. ~ the Pacific Ath-
Ietic club McCary offered Jim The
coin. win, lose Or draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

Since the Marathon craze struck
tire country prominent runners. VINO
at one time were satisfied WIN 30
bucks a. prize money u0w want
al 900 with view 10 establishing
Hsmafhiag like Uniform prizes. proc
nIOfera in the East will soon have
tire bis cOnfab lrB coming too
heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
AMATEUR
GAMES

Luud'a pitching for tho Port
Orchard Athletic club was the
feature N Yesterdays game with the
Opals. Of Seattle. when the former
won out By score Of 10 8 Next
Sunday the - o. A. O. win meet
ihe King County Court House tram
On the homo grounds at Port
Orchard
Capt Jackson. OF Che West Seattle
TorDaferE. says he would like 90
have some games booked with teams
averaging rs years Sunday last
$50 naraatnrs dadaafad The - l.ailti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

The Canadian Racing association
lz after the outlaws u IL announced
from Toronto that those who par
tlelpafed IN the outlaw meet N
Truferrin Park last fall win be
barred this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

old ~ Young d. stan there with
the wing Last week ~ put ~ an
over Detroit. while hts team mates
damned Lantte Tor further orders.
Farming llfe must have done Cy
good during the past winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

OVEN.
CIIDEC TDAEhIEn kllIDCE
CURES TRAINED NURSE

ing how quickly they baked the
rheumatism ont ~ ms and IN at
my experience 81 twenty years a. a
nurse I have never Necn anything
10 equal the Bake oven treatment
II IL q wonder. and they treat PEG
pie IN them for All sorts o. Dis.
orders and with equally a. good
results A. with rheumatism.
They care even the long standing
chronic cases. those with stiff
joints. and cause people 90 throw
away cfufchea sho never expected
"a go without them again was
surprised. In all my experience
around doctors offices or hospitals
have never Eeen q piace before
where ever one Was pleased with
the treatment and ever one getting
cured. as they are ~ iou8hney a
IsouFhney's They have their ~
fieas AZ ihe Peoples sayin8a Bank
building. corner 81 Second and
Pike street suite go. a2i. ga. a28.
a1t. rs. Their hours are from 5
d. M. 20 9 D M Sundays. ? 10 ~
only. They give free consultation.
aud I did not have 90 tell them
what my allment was they told
me. aud theg % the same for every
onc Sincerely.
MISTRESS CAREY WEIGH.
IFS hloNett street. Seattle
Phone Green sse.
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Jimmy Coffroth. on his recent trip
east. says that be has no fear but
thar Johnson and deff viii mako
the deal ail right A. ~ that
Eafohei affair. regarding JOhnaon's
fear ~ fhe papers roasting him, che
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II was particularly noticeable that
There were not many bases purioius
"a yesterday. seeing that Danny
Shae aud one nwudeF were there
with the whlp kippsrt managed
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