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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
WILL FLASH
SIGNAL FROM
MT. RAINIER
Signal Corps Boys on Top
Of Peak viii Talk to
Men in Seattle With
Heliograph Today.

II the wind is friendly and the
sun amiable the first photographic
signal ever llashed from the summit
Of Mount Rainier to Seattle will be
received at the Government build
ing at the A-Y.,P between the
hours Of and this evening.
Five members OF company A OF the
signal corps OF the national guard
are already on the top Of the ma
iestic peak awaiting favorable OPP
portunity to communicate through
the agency Of mirrors and the rays
Of Old Sol. with seattle
First Sergeant V. V. Westfall will
read the signals. Mr. Westfall said
this morning that It may be neces-
sary. Il the wind proves contrary,
to find some other base from which
to read the signals.
The party Of youths that are ex-
peotod to perform the Important
feat is composed Of First Sergeant
X. c, lngraham Corporal ". +.
Moore and priyates +. s. lngra.
ham. II. c. Buck and W J, Colkett,
all Of whom live In Seattle. They
loft Fairfax July 90 Signals are ex.
peoted every evening for the next
three days The Myer code will be
used the same one used by the
beleaguered garrison at ladysmlth
during the AngloBoer war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
iMpENgrnABLg SILENCE WAS
EXPERIENCE BETWEEN
MAN Asp WIFE.

SAN FRANCISCO. July ~
Silence. a wooden. sphinxlike. i'm.
poneirnbic silence, has existed for
ten years between James Wyrell. a
i.0s Angeles real estate dealer. and
his wife. according 10 the iasii-
mony Of Mrs Myrell IN her suit for
divorce before Judge Van Nosifam
today.
Through the entire period the two
lived IN the same house when
either had information 10 impsrt to
the other. Communication vas made
through their i2yeArold daughter,
Pearl.
At the dinner table In the library
Mrs, wyrell would have her dangh-
tor repeat to Wyrell what she want
ID him 10 hear, Notwithstanding
that he was then In the same room.
When wyrcli talked conditions
were reversed The silence. how
ever. was broken year ago when
sh. alleges Wyrell ordered her TO
leave the house The couple have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
POLICEMAN BREAKS HIS FINGER FIGHT.
ING WITH A MAN CAUGHT FLIRTING
WITH FRIENDS WIFE.

without more ado lieisci Ola.
mounted. deliberately He'd hif
horse. and with boillFsrent mein
advanced upon the alleged firt
Bodemau drew revolver and
leveled 4 At nelsel
Keep away. he warned. This
IL not the police work
Then followed savage fight.
Both powerful men rolled over tho
pavement, fighting for the posses.
sion Of the weapon neisel broke
bis little finger but finally succeed.
ed IN wrenchlnF the revolver from
the grasp Of Bodeman
A moment later hodeman was
mAuaeled and shortly afterwards
was on hls way to tho police sta.
tion. where he was booked and
charged with resisting an officer
Examination Of the gun showed II
10 be nnloaded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
BANTAM BOUILLON IS
WROTH AT BIG Ntzhugh,
He Hurls Short and Ugly Word in the Face Of Con-
tractor, Who Is Of Shanghai Proportions, During
Wordy Conflict About Street Paving Contracts
No One Is Hurt.

Following dispute NJ to the quai
ny OF The concrete being laid on the
paving job on 3ith ay. between +
Cherry and y Denny way, A. v
liouilluu. baniamweinht and also
experimentation Of public utilities
aud a member oi the board Of pub
Ne works. called r J Mellugh.
heavyweight and a contractor a
liar this morning
Mr. n0ulllun Is about g feet I
inches short. and has a hard time
tipping the scales near 100 pounds
Mr. MeHnrh 10 about feet tall. and
OF elcphantina proportions Spec
tAtofs IA the vicinity of the Nordy
scrap made haste to aerape NJ the
"leavinHs when that short and ugly
wofd wAH used
nut that Is Az far as the fight
went Mr. Boulllon was not swhl
lowed whole. nor vas he knocked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
YOUNGSTERS BOUND FOR AMERICA TO
HUNT AND FIGHT THE INDIANS ARE
ARRESTED IN FRENCH METROPOLIS.

francs, which he had stolen from
the savings Of biz father Will. the
family were eating supper
The impellluE cause Of The
youngsters III fhted attempt to
reach the West ls an overdose Of
American dime novel literature
The book stores Of Paris are sim.
ply pasted with the widest, blood.
lest and most half raising French
foundations Of buffalo Bill'sp and
Nick Carter. and the youth Of
Paris are worse at reading them
than the average American mes
eenEef boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

WOMAN CATCHES BAD
MAN At GUN POINT

TACOMA. Wash. July la-Ai the
point of a revolver. Mrs John crulk-
shank Scott held 10 and captured a
prowler who had entered a room IN
the hotel which she conducts on q
st.. At 3 O'Clock this morning The
prowier WINS discovered by Miss Dor
IL Hsfiup roomer in the building.
who heard him ranaackins dra~orr
in q room from which she knee the
tenant was absent Donnlng a
wrapper she went TO the room u the
iandiady and warned her Mrs
cfulkshanh- Scott encountered the
man in ne hall as he was making his
way out and held him at The point Of
revolver until tho police arrived
Tho man gave his name as Harry
Jones The police are investigating
his anfecedenia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
MAY STOP SHERIFF
FROM INTERFERING

The hearing Of the application Of
the Arena management for perma
nent injunction restraining tho aher-
ms office from interfering with the
proposed fight between DR. Roller
and Al Kaufman tomorrow night
came up before Judge Ronald this
afternoon
Yesterday o temporary restraining
order was issued upon the appllca-
ton Of the Arena, through their at
torney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
CLERK D. K. SICKLES
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY

D. X slekles, county clerk. had a
birthday Tuesday and to remind
him Of the occasion, the employer Of
the clerks office presented him with
a pair Of handsome gold cuff but
tons with diamond settings
In making the presentation speech
tho donor referred 10 Mr. sicklea
age as as I am nothing of tho
kind. retortod Mr. slckies I'm
only o."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
KING or SPAIN NOW
SURROUNDED BY MOB
Crowds Gather Around the
Palace When News Is
Given Out That Spain
Loses in a Battle.

MADRID, July 2o.-offleiai
advlees this afternoon state
that the Spanish troops have
lost nearly 1000 in the battle
al melllla, including General
Mimic and one colonel, and tina,
the troops have been forced
from the outpost, and under
the protecting guns Of the war
ships In the harbor When
this was learned r,obs formed
In all parts Of the city and are
now surrounding the palace,
Jeering the name Of King Al.
fonso. The situation is most
serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

PARIS, July ~ Armed with
difha. reFolyers aud Carrying a fun
set Of burglar tools. Eugene View.
aged ~. and Ernest Capni. u
years old. both street gamins.
we're arrested at Chefbourg and
are back Ia Paris today The
youngsters we're bound for Amer
lea to figh, Indians They told the
police that Il was their Intention
10 turn burglars In the event Of a
failure IN their original quest for
saFages and gore
cApui vas disponscssed Of 20i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

The steamship Cottage city, which
arrived In port yesterday afternoon,
will sail again tonight for skagway'
calling at Prince Rupert Every
berth aboard the vessel Ia taken and
hhe will carry all the freight she can
hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

CHICAGO. July o. Damage 70.
ports forced the hand Of shorts
again this morning and after an
initial drop Of NC to &c In the
price the market recovered Its
strength and closed &c to sc under
Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
AeYeP. ATTENDANCE.


The steamship ohio arrived in the
harbar early this morning She had
about half hundred passengers and
q full cargo Her voyage was TO Port
dfnham and way ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

an can vork and honor herself
why should she BE- linked TO a man
and dishonor herself Il Is not
right Divorce laws do not need
renodclins They sill figh, them.
selves In tine. They uill work
out N left alone Woman and her
advancement will accomplish this
Believes In Higher Eduea,ien.
DR. Krauskopf says that he he
liesss firmly In woman and higher
education and that wonaE should
enter every field u life Every
occupation that woman takes up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
WATER SHUT OFF.

Water will be shut off in the
! intermediate service mains In d,
! the district west of Densmore -,
, nv. and Green Lake, and north
! Of Lake Union aud the gov. d,
! eminent canal. tomorrow from
! S a. m. until 8 p. M,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
NOTTINGHAM
HIT BY NEW
JURY SYSTEM
Labor Council Condemns
New Law and a Repeal
Bill Will Be Sent to the
Legislature.

Declaring that the provision
In tho code adopted last winter,
requiring that no citizen who Is
not a tai payer shall serve on
laflea In which civil matters
are In dispute, 10 directed. 90,
pselalIy against the werkfnp
man, John c. Humphfiss 10 pre-.
pafina q measure 10 be sub.
niitied 10 the legislature during
the present extraordinary see.
sion that lie designed to correct
Nhat he calls the most infA,
mous Injustice ever inflicted on
the poorer citizens Of the com.
non~ealth.
The Central Labor Council last
nlghi passed resolution ufginF the
repeal Of the nov law and the re-
turn to the old Jury system Ia this
stats.
hr. ilumphFier said THE mefnlns
that III least 30 900 citizens IN 80
attic alone will be deprived Of the
fiEti 10 ~ on civil lafics II the
present law Is not repealed
iie declares that Il vas slipped
INTO the nHE code nnrfepiliiouslY
By corporation ihuyerf. and that II
vas never even discussed Re acfi
oukiy questions II Il was even
known 10 any member OF either
house that the provision existed
outside Of the lawyers who were
dFasing corporation pay Mr.
humphfiea declares that the law il
a menace 10 the riehts Of the poor
and lpwlt and 10 the interests Of
justine should be repealed forth
with
Il 10 pointed out that while ths
new rode aeelAF a man must pa,
taxes 70 VT in a peraouai iuiury
rnHe. he can declare a feilos -citi
rsh's NE forfeited 10 the state ever
ihouEh b. has not a cent IN tbs
Nofd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

cotoner's Physician shrady. who
arrived about half an hour after.
assisted Dr. Higgins Both attempt
ed TO get some explanation Of Pub
liam'a attempt TO KIN himself. but
he continued too dazed 10 give IN.
tclligible answers
Dr. Shraiy. leaning close TO Mr..
pulliam's ear. asked slowly:
Why I'D you shoot yourself7-
There was 20 response. He re
peated the question
Mr.. Pulliam reused himself con.
fusedly and asked IN a daxed man
ncr.
why. who's shot
The doctors decided that any fur
Their questioning was likely TO en-
danger Mf. pulliam's slim chances
Of recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

MADRID. July IS. via frontier.
July 20. Shouting Down with the
king. an angry mob formed In front
OF the palace today and Missed the
monarch when he appeared on a
balcony
Feeling against the government
Is at the highest pitch and the
overthrow Of King Alfonso Is pre-
dictod by the radicals
Early today a mob was formed
and marched 10 the palace. where a
mighty shout Of Down with the
king struck terror TO the heart OF
the young monarch Relieving that
his appearance would appease the
wrath Of the people Alfonso appear
ed on balcony and attempted to
speak lie was greeted with Misses
boots and ieers and finally driven
back into the palace,
Desperate Situation.
The spanish government is in q
desperate situation, While the ri.
citing was confined to the province
Of Catalonia there wns hope that
# might be put down before Il at.
tanned revolutionary proportions.
.-4----------------------- --~------->----------
Continued on Page Nine,)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

N h ridiculous to assume that
because conditions have been such
az 20 make Il Impossible for an hon
eat .nan 10 amass moneY and prop
ertY hs IL not qualified 10 give
fair and impartial verdict said
ladse HHmphfiea The VERY lcr
islaiaFe that insults scores Of thou
sands Of workinK men By telling
thea that they are not competent
10 saS uhat man h entitled to
recover In a personal injury case.
IN effect says they are quite CON.
petent 10 say Nhether OF not = man
shnil rive up his life In case Of
murder
Z serieualY question II any MON.
Der Of either house. outside Of tho
corporation attorneys knew that
such a provision existed In the new
code
~ "a the design Of the eespo.
rstlons 10 secure men Of prop
erty only for Jury service In
personal injury eases because
they beissys thst they will deal
tendsfir with them, having In
mind the possibility Of having
their oen purses raided al some
future time.
But Apari from this, what right
has any legislature To assume that
a man. because be has no wealth. Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

We Sss- July 20 Following
sFall'loa Of report that Nm.
[1 Nssbii Thaw Intends to
~ and seek a divorce. Il
@isfd % What Is believed to
reae aaihcrity that she has
Z correspondence with local
ior several weeks.
s1ils to the report here 10.
A'n'ns1 General Richard
VII direct her case In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
Famous Rabbi. Now Visit
ing in Seattle, Makes
Startling Statements
About So-Called Evil.
BY BONNIE WHEELER.
~rhe diverse courts are do.
~ what the churches have

ing what the churches have
failed to uo--purify the homes"
This Is the startling view OF the
divorce problem taken ny Rabbi
Joseph kfaushopfI D d, Of Phil
adelphia. one of the most noted
lecturers IN the East. who IL 10 Do.
liver an Address At the AYR l.
Auditorium Sunday afternoon
I flruv believe that far RON
being IN evil divorce Is bat one
o. the mans apwafd stsps that
vunirn arr taking. and that d.
voree Will eventually bring about
a hisher standard Of morality"
Men Must Toe the Line.
Ds kfauskapf Is certainly
friesd Of womankind. and every up
ward step she has taken meets
with his hearty approval Why
should a young woman whD meets
and mafrieE a young man remain
tied to him II he does pot observe
the same high standard that he
tAIf4h Htf To- Ne Ahlu AtH
morning. "Twothlfda Of the 81.
vorces are granted TO women.
which shows that in time the men
sill be- whipped into liae. They
vlli wake up TO the realization
that ~ they van, woman for a
wife thcs will have 10 treat her
a. q human being and observe the
same moral obligations that she
does"
Divorce Laws Al Right
The greatest discovery Of the
18Th century Is this. says DR.
Kraaakouf. Woman has found
herself and In No finding herself,
she l. accomplishing what ages Of
churches has not done What
woman will suffer lndiEnltles now
that she can 20 forth and earn
her own livelihood When a WON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
B[LIN 1HAW
10 SOON SUE
For DIVORCE
y Mde Arrangements
bIsks Up Residence in
~ md Secures Attor.
y r. Case.


ID YORK. July 2s.-Re-
- ~ Evelyn Nesbit rhs~
= = y Rene, Nevada. 10
- . residences there and
= - ~ drorce were par.
d <srflfnsd today when !,
- >nrHsi that her trunks are
~ p.ehsd. II 10 believed
- ~ Will start west imme
~ ~ he conclusion Of
y p1u1.ai inquiry into the
= her husband. Harry.
- h<<n expected for some
~ Ms Thsw would take
- I'D her delay has been
sgef 10 . failure to come "a
n1s4al understanding with the
2 'znIJ. beside the SO q week
- M since her husbands In
74n b Maftsawan. Evelyn
- nnabls 10 secure any
= Inn he Thaws She has
tsvi1sd. h Il understood. to
y natter out 10 the Reno
~ sill BE- no contest OF the
ihar on the question Of d.
n<li accordihg to the 70.
~ 1 fierce legal battle VIII
~ over the question Of all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
DIVORCE is DOING WHAT THE
CHURCHES HAVEEAUED TO DO

or every field she enters she mahes
better Woman IL gfeai factor
10 the beitcFmens u the world.
he said.
I'm the DAYS long past and even
nos ~ soma 81 tho European
countries. tho dnuThiefs Of poof
families are married of iuft A.
soon as they are IS or 10 years "
aTe Thsy are burden on the
already large family and a. iheg
cannot earn a livinE. they are bar.
tered a. soon AZ they can be lnfa
u tho reason Of the dosry custom
o. these countries The father u
the family nefares together eaouEh
money 10 put his daughter up fof
sale and the man Who buys her
trcaia her accordingly. continued
RABBIT kraHskopf. But woman.
ever on the climb. has gone beynad
this Ia mast countries Divorce haA
made this impossible INV
suffrses 10 All Right
Dr. KFauskopi says that he be-
llcycs the suffrage agitation Of 10.
DAY Il just another move VI Won.
an and that Il wlil result In her
ultimate Advancement The water
that Il stirred ~ and muddy nov.
he says. will IN the rnd clarity
and bring iny to the hrarfH Of many
Il Is this upward movement on the
part Of the woman which viii
purify The homes,
Rabbi krauskopf IL a CUES, Of the
Washington hotel and stated this
morning that he Intended 10 see
ever part Of the exposition be.
fore biz departure and began BY TAX.
Ing an automobile ride with friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

BAR SILVER QUOTATION.
NEW YORK, July go Rar silver
Is quoted today at 5OAc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
Baseball.
MACNATE
SUICIDES
Harry Pulliam, President
Of National League, Is
Dead From a Bullet in
Brain by Own Act.

NEW YORK. July 2o.-Hsr.
~ C. Pulliam, president Of the
National Baseball league, died
at 1880 o'clock this morning
from a selfinflleted pistol
wound. He died In his room al
the New York Athletic club,
where last night he shot him.
self through the right temple,
the bullet coming out on TIE
left side Of his head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

lhF AnuNd OF the thnallut Nhh
not heard In any part Of the club
house. but MF Pulllam. in falling
TO the floor, apparently dislodged
the receiver Of telephone that
vas standing on a table near by.
The operator on the ground floor
answering the signal got no reply.
and sent a bell boy to Mf Pulllam's
room 10 find out What was the mat
ter The b0f found the baseball
magnnte lying on the floor, half
clad lie hurried downstairs and
gave the alarm. DR. Higgins, club
physician. was hastily summoned,
aud after making a hurried exam
nation directed that the coroner be
notified
Mr.. PulllAm. although still con
scious and able 10 speak. appeared
TO be too confused TO answer the
physicians questions coherently.
The wounds ssre carefully dressed.
but the physician then had little
hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

Continued on Page Nine.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

NEW YORK. luly % Standing
In the center Of hls room In the
NeE York cluh. Harry Pulliam last
night held a revolver to bis right
temple and fired one shot The
bullet passed IN at the temple and
came out seven inches away on the
ieft side Of the head destroying
the right eye and passing through
the upper portion Of the left.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-22


MIR BRYAN actually got sore when
asked in El Paso 10 ne were going 10
run again for president. Now why
is the therefore ot such q thusness as
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~
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""'"''f i'"fN BF''l'l VII not DC
~ tl"lHHN INTO New YORK
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49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-22

m
uf 1t" MT 'laNis t'
'' S''V
even '.'"l 81 ms way.
,.,,
'' NiIh celebrated Molassos
"'' '' i'' south appears to u, hsv-
'aG 300 unusually sticky time Of IL.
-
'''''f '' his present rate via,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-22
TIII OTIlIlI, SIDE.

An editorial article in the Morning
Journal u fcv days ago deprecated the
fact that -o few Of our millions ol
immterants take the necessary steps
10 Acquire The rights aud assume the
responsibilities oi citizenship. but con.
tiuu, to hold allegiance TO foreign
l'oNcls while living under the Amori-
rnu flau. NoW hore is an editorial
from the Ncw York World, which
throws Il little light on the other side
of that question. ana explains why
a few foreigners, at least, do not be-
come citizcns. The World SAYS.
'The inadequate provisions made by
th" federal government for naturali-
zation in this city have been q ire
qucnt cause or complaint The condi-
tons Of Inconvenience ana delay. to
which Intending citizens are sub
i"ctcd appears to have reached
q scandalous climax Yesterday
when upward Of 1000 men fought
for places in line IN the federal build.
ing 10 obtain application BLANKS
-" meet tue demand Tor naturali-
"a''oh 1T the nations greatest port Of
entry the government maintains an Of
i"' lolee 81 i"" clerks on an appro-
P'"'t''l' 81 S''ooo' It IS not merely
'0'l inc capacity of the bureau IS
lts i~nadeQuaey for the
work put upon il Will deprive man,
'Slaellt ct the right 10 vote AT the
'lreuon
'It T. d~r2crediblo that this impor-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-22
Nature As She i. ra1so

Ihefe j. a man down in MaedaIona
named A. L. Hcfstcr. whose imaGina.
tlon hts him for an bonored niche IN
the immortal ranks of those who tel
the big ones Mr.. Holster may b,
telling the strict truth, but it verge,
closely enough on the read Natur,
Taking to be of more than passing N
tercst, I'm the MagdaIena News n,
tells of the habits OF the humble ant
as follows, towit-
The beautiful amber colored beads
on exhibition in MT. Rorrowdale'a
store are not amber except in color.
They are honey Jugs" or Storage
Ants. While digging for |vanadium on
the silver Line mine the writer un-
earth"d these wonderful specimens
The ancient prophet exclaimed.
"Wondcrful are thy works ola God!
and surely the ant FAMILY has caused
man To marvel in an the ages. Thes,
honey jugs ARE filled with very fine
Favored honey The ant docs nor
build cells or comb as does the bee
~ is wiser than The bee He breed
and trains certain of his family as
storage vessels. When the honcl
gathering season is on the army %
''''''N J'A' 'te S'N' Io'th with pfd'r'
10 gather llll the honey they can carr!
ana bring II II Che nest This thcs
do and are assigned their places doWI
IN a dry place and outtot harms way
the reEuias honey gittherers pro
'''u y" ''IiS '''0 "t''' '"'" "i none
To I hg4a ..f.pa,Y.. t,f. .tl tL,tt. ,..Ytl
'" '"'N' aS"i"se '''9afnu WIN hl"u'I
!" mum ''a""N' l''" tn'ii }"uh'
'i'i"'N S'uIi 'n'S' JUGS uhtIl 'n'H
- 'pou' why uln'S t"'ii H"'ur"
9'@'' 'J"E2 ''leh p''"H'' u'lHn'H'
an" ''"'''ll i9t hoH'"S NH'I' th''
nave pee" i''ue"' i"' ''c goo" re"
mat mere Is Wh'r' theN belong
una 'n't ih"l eo'ld NOT lidNtl II l1eH
"'7'p'" T." in'h IN winter Nil'h mare
pressed ny munger an" o'hof Suppll'
are exhausted 'he anus are permit !
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-22
True Flavors

With great care, by . process en-
trclv his own, DR.. Price is enabled
% extract from each Of the true.
select fruits, an ct its character
i-uc flavor, and place in the mar
kct a class of havorings of rare
cNcellcnc.. Every asyor is OF
great strength and perfect purity.
For ~tlavorlng icc-crcam. j%cllicst
cake. euslards. etc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-22
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