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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
THE TRUST QUESTION
Continued From First Paxe.)

with the specific statute requirements
OF the various states in the matters
of taxation of general capital increas @
of corporations; the acquirment by
foreign corporations of the stock OF
domestic public utilities for corpora
tions; the possession or realty, etc.
and then considering legislation for
the purpose OF preventing trusts pools
and combinations in restraint of trade
and monopolise, he said
1T has seemed 10 me ;aat an er.
feciive method Of Icgislatlng on this
subject would be to enact a law tina,
no foreign corporations should be IT,
censed to do business within a state
II fifty per centum or It's capital stock
or upwards was owned or held by any
other corporation, domestic or for.
eign and that if, at aay time after OBJ
tanning such license more than fifty
per eentum OF the capital stock of
such corporation should be acquired
by another corporation. the license
should be ipso facto vacated
This device of the holding corpor.
alton is the only thing which has
made possible the rapid growth Of the
great trusts and monopolies and pro-
such as that stated, would
go far toward their destruction
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
A Mint Riders Raid.

The worst night riders are calomel,
croton oil or aloes pills They raid
yorr bed to rob you of rest. Not so
with DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
never distress or Inconvenience, but
always cleanse the system, curing
Colds, Headache, Constipation, Ma
laria, 25e at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
''H9'[ H00D00 GEM
Fanu, Diamond, Once Worn by
lady Francis Hope, Sold.
Replied TO Be Omen Of Bad Luck,
Boet by American Millionaire
tr tS0.0oO-various Caiaml-
tic Have Befallen Owners.

rais.- 1.-The famous Hope dia-
mon. Shich blazed on the bosom OF
May Yhe, the American actress,
.he,, al Lady Francis Hope, she was
singing IN New York and has been a
| "hoooc' 10 generations OF owners.
soldby auction for $4,000.
RceIau, a diamond dealer on Rue
Charhf here, bought the diamond.
whic ltblue in color and weighs 44A
caras. lRosenau says he bought the
gem on,speculation. but another dia-
mon dsaler at the sale averred that
Rosaat acted as agent for an Amer
icanmrionaire.
It's rumored that the purchaser is
J. Perlpnt Morgan, who, to Parisians'
typieslthe American millionaire and
whe tley seem TO think, is buying
eveythng beautiful and costly In
Eurpe
see Habid another diamond deal
er, nnounced that he would sell by
aucon eight remarkable diamonds,
wcshy Americans have been con
sulhg Aucoe. an expert on gems, who
was In charge of the sale. To them
he 4sthnated the value of the Hope
dia,ond at 100000, nearly four
tins the sum IL fetched. The first
bid or Il was $4,000 and there was
no cen rivalry to possess 1t.
Tie eight diamonds realized $780,
600 One, the Princess Mathilde, for
me.y in possession of the Bonaparte
family. sold for $4,000. Another,
weighing 20 carats and resembling
thefamous Nossac jewel in the Eng
isl crown. brought $4,000.
he i'll luck following ownership of
the Hope diamond beginning about
1GD, when IL was purchased from an
Imam potentate by Tavernier, a
deler of Paris, and the various
calmlties that have befallen its own.
ersare shown in the following;
.ndreas Tavernier. who sold the
dimond TO Louis XIV-torn to pieces
bydogs
Jme dc Montespan. who wore the
ie-el-abandoned by the king.
5loholas Foquet, lntendant Of
Frnce, who borrowed it-beheaded.
1arie Antoinette. who begged it
be eaded.
Princess de Lamballes. who wore 1t
-orn to pieces by French mob.
.ouis XVI, who owend it--be-
heded
Wilhelm Falls. who recut it-ruined.
hendrix Falls, his son, who stole it
- suicide.
rancis Beaulieu. who sold it--died
and want
irst Lord Hope, who bought it.
suffered a long series of misfortunes,
inluding death of his favorite son.
ord Francis Hope, his grandson
hnnciaI reverses, scandal, and I'M
happy marriage.
May Yohe, his wife, who wore it
sondai and unhappiness.
Simon Frankel, New York broker
wo bought Financial difficulties.
Jacques Colot, next owner-mad
MSS and suicide.
Prince Ivan Kanitovski, next owner
killed by revolutionists
Lorens Ladue, to whom he loaned
it-murdered by lover.
Simon Montharides, who sold II to
tie sultan-tbrown over a precipice
While riding With his wife and child;
al killed.
Abu Sabir, who polished it-tor
tired and imprisoned.
Kulub Bey who guarded it-hanged
il the street by Turkish mob.
Keeper of its vault-strangled.
Zubayba, the sultan's favorite-
killed. by her master.
Abdul Hamid, its last owner-de-
tironed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
&C cd TO Pe11erker

PHYSICAL defects can be turned into
incentives to success instead OF draw.
backs what We look uIon as handi
caps IN The end NAV prove spurs to en-
able rs TO reach the goal Of desire. If
We know but how to use taon. We
MAKE our own harGiuc7. We carve our
own success Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
SOME PROGRESS MADE
Concluded from First Page).

tract had been signed between tas
company and Mr. Smith. Mr.. Hal-.
man said the company expected to
push the work both by pumping aud
team work. the latter 10 haul material
from Willow Slough.
The mayor said he felt 1t best the
Board should accept the companys
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
Tortured On a Horse.

For ten years I couldn't ride a
horse without being in torture from
piles" writes l.. s, Napier, Of Rug.
less, Ky, when all doctors and other
remedies failed, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured me- Infallibc for Pics
Burns, Scalds. Cuts, Polls, Fever
Sores, Eczema. Salt Rheum, Corns,
25e Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
Alice Was obIiuino,

Your name. Alice, and my daugh-
ter's being the same makes matters
somewhat confusing" said a German
town woman to new domestic. How
do you like, say, the name of Bird
get?"
We'll. num- returned the cook.
its not mesilf that's overparticular.
I'm willin' to call the young Teddy any
name ye'd suggest. "-Harper's Weekly.
To depraved taste, sweet is bitter.
Spanish.
Blessed Is he who and-th 3 trus
f-iezd.-P!bls.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08

4 little boy Was amusing himself by
hallooing. then listening for the echo
What is the echo. mamma he
asked. lis mother attempted to ex
plain. feeling all the while how made
quate her explanation was. The little
fellow trotted along at her side, silent
for scme minutes. then his eyes fell
uQon his shadow.
oh. know what echo is" he eX
claimed jo-sully; It's the shadow OF
on voice.
Let not the shoemaker 90 beyond his
last-I.atin.
Virtue that parIeys is near q surreH
der.-French. .s.s-.A-s~,.s~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08

Forecast For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Unsettled with
showers; stationary temperature.
Illinois. Washington. July 7.-Local
rains Thursday and Friday; light TO
moderate east winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08

Advertisers value the Bulletin be.
cause of It's extraordinary pulling
power.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
Postponed.

st. Louis, July Chicago was to
play here today, but the game was
postponed on account of wet grounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
FEU EI II -- ~
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.


1cHSia' SoHoN'S"S'
The day was cloudy and rain tel
measuring 81 of an inch. There was
n gentle northwest breeze The gov
eminent bulletin reported rain from 70
points, the heaviest being SOP At
Louisville, $50 at Kansas City, liz
at Nashville and 40 at Norfolk. The
rain extended over the upper river
valley,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
Won in Ninth.

Chicago July 7-Mullin weaken
ed in the ninth and Cleveland made
six hits and three runs, winning the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
xi,dress 70 Veteran Rewarded

Burlington. n. J.--Bread cast upon
the waters Is years ago in the shape
Of kindness to civil war veteran has
returned to Joseph Il. Cheesman of
this city in the unexpected form of
beauest of $4,000. A letter from New
York brought the news to Cheesman
that Harry Green. an aged pensioner.
had in token Of his appreciation of the
kindness which Cheesman himself had
forgotten willed him the $1,000.
The dog has no aversion TO a poor
family.-Chinese.
Fverv miller draws The water to his
cRn r,ill.-Dv.ch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
Six Straight Ccfe ats.
THREE | LEAGUE.
Ten Inninn Shut out.

Dubuque, July Davenport shut
out Dubuque. 1 to 0, in an errorless
ten inning game today. All Other
Three | League games were postponed
on account of rain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
DETROIT is DEFEATED

Concluded from First Page).
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
circumstances end Cases.

Il want YOU said Mr.. Dustin Stax.
to show that this law is unconsti.
tutional Do you think you can man.
age it,"
Easily" answered the attorney.
"wen, go ahead and get familiar
with the case"
I'm already at home IN it, I know
NY ground perfectly. It's the same
law you had me prove was eonsti.
.utIonai two years ago"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08

charity Is the sun Of all demands
-Chry session,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08

II you cannot drive an OK, drive ,
dcnkey.-Spanish.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-08
TACCART IS MENTIONED
Concluded from First Page).

Taggart's name in the trial was made
upon Attorney O'Donnell by r. o.
Johnson superintendent of a school for
the deaf at Indianapolis, and a person
al friend of the proprietor of French
Lick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-11
Time Required to Pay
Up a Loan

The borrowers contract merely provides MINIMUM
ment vhic must made
The therefore, much as he is able
and whatever payment credited the share in
addition dividends and shocns the
time in which loan viii be paid
II is not expected r. viii simply the
auired dues made low as consist
with safety each on his
oanss he
He may fve year. or
even in the he may pay on
or cancel his minimum payment
u being zcd the The whole balance due
on the cancelled OF course Interest only
M 10 The date Of charged
n IS always good policy than the
minimum dues Il he In Of sickness loss Of
work or ether pad ahead may suspend
paymsnt fer being danger Of los
Gag bis property
The time required WIN ziso proportion
70 The interest and 10 the Association
suspossnr the Association
--nun ssaeDd suppOas ons the required
sns si. o-n ain b pss twenty-five weeks
fogesz
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-11

required at least 80 cents per week on
each xao Of loan made credited follows:
first the interest and the interest and
being the balance which In this case would
he fifteen cents the share on which the
Is taken.
These payments until the amount credited on the
with the dividends thereon will equal the amount
loaned For instance, the loans to be 500
The payment each week would be ......So cents
r erest and pemum each 10 cents
The credit on each week would be -15 cents.
The credit week begins to draw dividends at
once compounded annually and the weekly payments
mt be continued credits CT Gtcn cents and the
dividends thereon amount to $loo
Members strictly although the
contract SO requires weeks monthly
II desirable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

the outlook and proposes to annex
the college ribbons IN rraud .at,in
with the bunch that he will eoacis
ieraunn ~ hia scrap on Aug 8 Last
with Umpire "AlIkf D'fuuaiWfu 80
the Cleveland diamond. hia Jim pri-
ehauty. star slab artist for the SEN
ators, VIII uQt be allowed Go play az
the Cleveland field until Aux Il. thhF
year. according % ruling Of Preai =
dent Ban Johnson. pelehankY We
barred from that diamond tfor =
year but by many IL was thought
that the year referred to the S,nae@
bali season. Not 20" says John Z
son "a year II yenr"
During his - years in baseball
Old g Young has won as 4emrf
out 81 200 that he has played -
No wonder the old war htxFr Z
conaidered the biggest drawtah ceri
IN baseball today. with hdth him
and fajoie ia the lineup. the Maps
should draw gates this year that
would turn Croeaug green with envy
and make John - consider seriously
az 70 whether the N8ional game may
not be more profitable than stand
ard oil cY hogan pitching with
Cleveland In 1890 and stayed there
until rs when he shifted 20 81
Louis for two years. and has since
then been with the peaneaters. He
was on Boat0ns fbree-timeH- ham
pi0n team ard Ia the last II the old
guard TO leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
SPORTING NOTES
FROM EVERYWHERE

Nike Kelly. Chicago 20 Boston. for
Join clarkaon. Chicago 10 Boston.
for 40. 0NH
Rube Marauard. indianapolis 70
New York. for fii. geo.
ola cy Young sold 10 Cleveland
by Boston for 81 600.
Theodore Braitensfain. 81 Louis
20 Cincinnati. for $4,000.
FaikenburR and ALTER. Washing
ton 20 Cleveland. Tor 5000 each.
jack Thouay. Toronto 90 Boston.
for 81 zoe and players Schiafy, Hoey
and Kroh
and CANCEL tho new "HiR -Four" De-
truit 10 Boston, for 5000 each.
Louis Ritter. the nld-tims catcher
OF the Brooklyn Nationals. is the
latest reieaation 20 the minorA ftite
ter failed 10 deliver the class during
the latter part ~ last season. and
the Western league
George Teheau. the Kansas CITY
maRnafe. " real mad over the way
his team has finished In tha A. A.
Tor the past several seasons. and
now comes cut with the fun faced
statement that the Blue Stockings
are going after the bunting this
year IN grand style. iie IL also have
Ing trouble with the Louisville fans.
They flew np IN the air last season
because the Colonies we're beaten
out ~ the rag by Kansas city BY the
narrow margin ~ two RamaH. and
George owns both tea mas. They
want him 20 sell his Louisville fran
chlse to local talent, but this George
The Harvard baseball squad ap-
peared for the first performance
under the direction ~ King Chris
f0pher MatthewHon iass Monday
The King Is tlckied 60 death with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
WINS THREE-DAY
SKATING RACE
MYRTLE HARRINGTON. OF Sc
ATTlE. rs WINNER IN BIG
MEET AT GLIDE RINK.

Before an enthusiastic crowd of
spectators last night Al the Glide
skating rink Miss Myrtle Harring-
t0n OF Seattle won the fhrse-day
skating race By three-quarters Of q
lap She certainly deserved ali
donors a. she ran an exceedingly
fine race. Miss Eva Burnley ran
second and Mrs. Dolly Croker
thfrd.
Miss Agnes Phillips started but
rsesived q bad Injury the first night
and was unable % finish. The vim
nnr was awarded a gold medal and
the second received a silver medal
The third received a season pass 20
the skating rink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
WANTS GLORY CARING
NAUGHT FOR MONEY

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 81 Fly Il.
" The value Of the lightweight
championship 70 Cyclone Johnny
Ths4nps0n n certainly appreciated
~ lis manager. bHrnag kichtru-
stein. The latter came 20 the trent
today with an offer % match the
g'ycleue against bat Nelson. allow
iuz the present champion $4,000
win. lose oF draw. w other words
L3eafenHtein ia ready 10 come 10 tins
coast on the chance that there will
be more than $4,000 In tho house
IN order % win cat anything more
than railroad fare for his man
larneY t4fehtouHtein wired
Am sure Thompson can beat Nell
son. All We want Il a chance Guar o.
antea Nelson tis.9og ~ you wait.
ard n there " not more money In
The house AZ right We viii take
our chances"
Promoter Coffrofh. 70 whom the
message was sent. has not seen his
way clear 10 propose = SIS goo guar
antsn for Nelson. but believes fich-
tenstein shows sporting spirit In
his offer.
Nelson Will arrive tomorrow or
next week and can decide tbs offer
for himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
JOHN HAYES SHOULD NEVER RUN AGAIN,
BUT EVERY LEAF THAT FALLS FROM HIS
LAURELS ADDS TO OUR ATHLETIC PRES
TIGE. Ezasz

they have always admitted that
they reuid noR hpfinss and that dmv
they proved that they could not un
duru.
Hayes won from this bunch.
IN this clasa. Hayes Waa ali tiHha.
nut e u he ~ ell wrong A. his
record since hiA return 10 THIS
country has proved
sss~s hts return hs hs. zee wee
sfssie rsees noFando beat nifn
easily. and tbs trick has been done
many times
IN this country. he T. aatefa.-ss.
and fer hts own sake q we're hes
after wlnnina the MAfathon Ills
nsnns snimht fhsn have gore aowss
forever III the athletic flAli u
fams. Now Il t. beginning 10 ne
syncnpm Tor 9thissic neal n rht /.
rdneas. ana IL no continues - make
these Ahortl2~ efforts 10 run. a WITH
only lover him further.
After wfoutna the greatest raae
IN the world, Ne has drifted hack
20 trivial grabhin fnF tha rniis. and
with every race he fmnw. lea vNa are
dropping from hia iaursia -
sshssfs ffsss. ts sssefs~-sa q. a.
Asestesp rssasr aaenE Amsftrsa
Fann~ss.
Tire coroiiary 10 this a.. therefore,
that AusFtraa ranasr. ars In .
class 81 th~fr essa. Hayes nutciasa.
% his English ard fofelHn com.
petitVfa. nua 10 IN tHfn auteiAMsea
~ hla f~iiow eooptrFmsn
praw your own infsrences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
CURES ECZEMA QUICKlY
New Drug. Poslam, Now ohtalnabls
In Small Quantities.


Since It's discovery one vaar
ago. the new drug. poslam. has
successfully cured thousands az
chronic cases Of eczema and other
distressing skin Affections. Hereto.
fore pOslam has been dispensed
solely for the benefit OF eczema
patients In large Jars sufficient for
a months treatment. This Wa
found TO be an inconvience 10 manv
thousands who use IL for minor
skin troubles. such as pimples
blackheads. horpes, acne. sealv
scalp. complexion blemishea itcS.
ing foeI piles, etc, which require
but a small quantity 60 cure. 10
overcome this. and In response 10
urgent appeals. tho dispensers ~
noslam have been Obliged 10 eaont
IN addition TO the regular two.5ol.
lar package, q special fiftv.cent
size, which Ia future may be found
on sale al The Quaker Drug a.
and other leading drug stores
IN Seattle. or NAV be ar.
dcred direct from the Fn,ersencv
Laboratories, No. SO West g5th
Street, New York City. In an
ecxema oascs poslam stops itching
with trst application. and proceeds
to hoal Immediately: chronic eases
eeing cured IN two weeks. In less
serious skin troubles. results are
ton. 'f'
samples for experimental pur.
poses may stlll DO had. free OF
eharee, by writing 20 the lahora
tories for them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

There's no possible way 81 get
ting single brissia out u the hard
settling ~ Nuhharaot Shaving
Brush without entirely destroying
no, waser-the first essential 70
a comfortable ahave--wiii loosen
The bfistioa and soften the setting
- an ordinary brush. but will do a
kuhbersst good
You can even boli a Rubbsrset a.
you want To give Il thorou~h
cleaning and sterilization Imagine
boiling brush whose hristiea are
set ~ glue on cement
Rubberact Shaving Brushes last
lifetime In good condition They
aevef lone their shape1-neVer lose
their sprinaineaa-nevnr lose a
hriHtie from their setting And vet
Ruhharsot Shaving brushes cost no
more than the ordinary shnrt-livcd.
Misunderstanding kinds. Look FOR
styles and aiseA, 2sc, soc, 7Bc and
n IL IL not convenient for YOU 10
call, iupt send In price OF brush you
wish. end we viii mall u to your
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shaving Brush ..t.4......... 2sc
No. a. size i blue Ribbon Rubber
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herHet shaving Brush .....4.af. 90
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berset shaving Brush. ia nickel
case tsss4 tfss4sssftsfs ~ 90
Treat your face Co a.aood brush
one helps 90 make shaving "a pleas.
ure. We recommend the Blue nth.
hon Line Of nriatts brushes for
those who want "a fairly Htiff brush
aud the Badger Tor those who pre-
for soft brush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
NEW LEAGUE FOR
NORTHERN STATES

organised here tpda9. VIVA tuAma
representing Eau Claire. nuiHfh. W.T.
nona. Ia crosse. WAasau and IA .
pefiuf
~ IL uncertain whsfhNr or not
uateiF - represented IL the league.
A schedule 81 iiu games has been
arranged from May as 20 sspt a
salary 3ifnif exclusive 81 n4Anaga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27


When Johnnie NaYeA. former dFy
w1vda clerk. wun the great Olympus
Marathon. all America rang with
MS pFaisea No houuf WAS toe great
no adiectiFa too exaggerated no
hNperhola sufficient 10 aMEai the
nNreY iiktia man. who set q pace
aud followed d through to victory.
tie was met az tie dacks IN New
York ~ - large a crowd az greeted
TAFT. and that crowd WAS far ngora
enthusiastic Taft wMA oniy a great
statesman. Hayes had wen a Mar
athou.
lie had wen II an Enxilsh soii.
from q Hat Of competitors usaaf 81
whom wera Enxlishmen
lie had ktfief forever the Engs
iish fsunt that Americans could
sprint. but could not endure.
Tie had won aisnpiy on bis guni
head and has superhuman anaur
anee.
Tbs time % The race was not fast
u hss been beaten several times
since. In the sweep 81 the Matnfhnn
cfaK@ acrnaa this continent. iaYes
Italian boy. who had spent 81 the
chatf In atuffN kstchau IN the
italian quarter % tsoat@n. Hnpk ing
ciEWrets 70 hesp awake lie had
not tbs uteuef 20 tsf q bed
fhe next Gay ~ went out and
led Hayes ~ nsuf yards. almost
% The tape. Then ne collapsed
Also there were 1tprra Enslsah 4
men, who d not esunt because
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

On March lis. fsaa. the roth ami
vsrsAFy % the taY ~ his birth. Ed
ward Peyson Weston. wh0 has pFot-
ably covered more miles on foot ttan
any human being and who gained
fame a few gnUntha since ny hls fafs-
ems scheduled walk from Portland
Maine. 20 Chicago. viii leave the rfty
Hall In NeW York for Seattle and tie
Alaska -Yuho@- Pacific exposition. and
ii II Interesting 10 note the Kind ~
feet ard legs this great 'hiker IL
equipped wlth.
From his toyh0ud Weston has been
a strenuous exponent of walking IF
Ponce de Leon Rad realized the value
Of Walking said ne ree1ntiy. ~hT
weutd never have wasted tire
searching for the spring II Eternal
ronth. feel as ynunw today as 4
3f4 xhe first time l walked a. CHI
cexn 50 years ago. I eat ike
horse, aud anything I want
TIRE whole appearance 81 the man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

bears out hia statement
His eyes are blue and bright. his
face alert aad eager. And his legs
They are - soft as baby's and la
perfect condition.
They hear him hour after hour at
a steady faHr mile gait. day In anA
day out. over mountain and valley
and plain, and tHey never tirs.
His stride il not long. yoa Aea IA
~ the picEuTr. but a - unvmryfux
Win his feet. however. ne has had
troubfa. aHd no soakH them niEhtiF
In brine u avoid fever ard eiiateea
otherwise they never bother him.
In speaking - hl& long hike Wee
ton says = am EeinE 20 the A.-Y p.
y 40 yea call W. and I am Eoing 20
walk AfterwMrd ! viii walk down
20 san FFnnEtsrns and peFhApa back
again 70 New York. why nott
ike walking and walking likes me.
There you have Y IN a nutshell