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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30
By r. F. and H. F. Thomson

livery county and mountain range
IN California has its Indian creek.
usually formed by the three forks.
north. south and middle Middle fork
or Siskiyou's Indian creek receives the
wash OF a hundred miles OF steep
watershed through the narrow beds Of
0sreyback and Louise creek.
Some early mining efforts have left
their marks on the landscape IN scars
OF dry bitches and tumbled remains OF
rude cabins.
No great excitement lured the pros
pector here and no great quantity of
gold was taken, IN spite OF the good
showing many Of the streams OF the
district make at the present time. The
usual number OF lost mines are hidden
away in the canyons.
A spring morning in the early seven
ties dawned on a prospector's camp on
the bank OF Louise creek. A broad
ehouldered. clear eyed, gray whiskered
man OF perhaps so years sat slipping
black coffee and raunching frying pan
II eau anu HdCDAl BNSA0S q 4AAA-N AiC bA-AN
on the hearthstones of a demolished
cabin which had evidently disappeared
IN q forest Ere. The charred stubs OF
spruce and pine testified to such devas-
tation. = hobbled pony and his mate
browsed the sweetbirch and nosed
about the roots for wild oat stalks.
The duties Of the camp were soon
discharged. The tin plate was rinsed
with the drained drops from the coffee
pot. the knife cleansed and secured at
once by plunge into the red soil and
wiped on the flour sack.
with a short stemmed, black pipe in
his mouth Jerry Jorke followed the old
ditch TO the stream he had made
camp the night before. too late to see
anything more Of the surroundings than
that there was a level spot to lie down
on and water near by. AS he stepped
out to the edge Of the bank the ground
gave way and he went sliding down
with a small avalanche OF gravel and
bouIders TO the bed Of the stream, 10
feet below.
ne SlL4AS rams -Ae~O NAA AASU AA-S SGA
rent and changed the channel. wearing
under the bank and caving ii away,
again turning the narrowed stream to
the opposite bank. He scrambled along
a burnt log. climbed to the top OF a
deeply bedded boulder and sat there,
turning his shoulders to the sun, while
he finished his pipe and critically
scanned the bank down which he had
made such hasty descent, deciding that
this was not the first change OF channel
this stream had made,
Half an hour later he Strengthened
up from the little pool beside the
boulder where he had washed the third
painful OF dirt.
Although his prearranged destination
was afar of in the higher attitudes to
the northwest, where a marvelously
rich ledge of quartz stood waiting
which no one knew but himself and the
man who found it. but who could never
go back to claim it-this fresh caved
bank Of gravel. the dip of the bedrock
and the streak Of yellow dust in the pan
warranted a few days delay for dnvesti-
cation. TIL take 3 chance at this" he
muttered. Two days he squatted beside
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30

When Answering These Advertisements pla...
Mention the San Francisco Can
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-11

- pr cent discount ON all csx-I
ul1at1Dn wan papers. Joseph N.Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-11
the WORLDS FLAT, SURE IT ISL CAN PROVE IT
FROM the BIBLE, THOUGH DON'T BELIEVE IT

incorrect. because It is a contra
dietf0n of Revelation. I asked
my opponent to consider the Bible
infanlble evidence. The Bible Is
not the opinion of men.
The holy scriptures is the mind
of God revealed unto men,
Timothy, 3:16.
Now the Bible was meant for
mans instruction. You can't take
part of the Bible and throw away
the rest of It. Here's what the
Bible says about the sun:
"The sun also ariseth and GO
eth down aud hasteth to his place
from which he ariseth again
Eccles. is.
The Bible also says in Psalms
1916:
HIS fthe sun,s) going is from
the end of the heaven, and his
circuit unto the ends Of 1T.
Webster Says that q eircuft1
means to move around. Then if|
the sun moves around, the rota-
ton theory OF the earth is not
eerrect. If that theory is right,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-11


Gods word is wrong, 1 argue.
~ The Bible says, too, thattssJhe
earth is established on a rock
Luke 6:4S), that 1t abidetlffW.
ever (Eccless 1:4). This n shs
staying in one place, not jun ling
around.
I Look at the laws of mattresses
which God made. Why does ttfer
fly of fast-revelvins grinda bne.
or the wheels Of buggy df4vhn;
fast through the mud? Cenffifu-
gal power.
Why doesn't the earth, If 1T Is
moving round at the rate of d, 00U
miles minte, throw the oceans
and mountains flying?
An eagle on the top of a high
mountain starts flying east at the
rate of a mile a minute. Where
would he be at the end OF an hour
If the rotation theory is correct?
Poor bird, Good only can find you.
threw a ball so high 1t takes
a minute for Il to come down.
ACCORDING 10 the geography. M
would light 1000 miles west of
me. Ags
II have seen the afr so still that
not even the smallest leaves on
the trees trembled. How would
this be possible with the earth
whirling 1000 miles a minute!
Let the reading public decide.
/ have given my views. j will say
that ! have always believed thu
earth was round. I have never be-
lieved II was fiat Our debate wasl
only test IN logic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-11
]D|HI PlxT0H, cICGR VENDER Is 4 HERO UNSUNeA

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June
SAT the corner OF California
and Devisadero sts., San Francis
40, IN 4 lfttle booth scarce largo
enough to hold two full grown
men, there stands today q blind
boy. selling papers. cigars and
magazines
His siEhtless eyes are very blue
and very mild; his face Is round
and dimpled. and his mouth b
small and undeveloped, like q
child's.
This Is John w. Paxton, son Of
Blffz Paxton, a California million
afre- He is a hero.
John Paxton does not look upon
himself as hero. True heroes
do not. Yet there are few strong
men who rank higher than this
blind boy in courage, steadfastness
and all that makes for true nobil-
ity of soul.
Adversely came to John Paxton
many years ago, 30 long ago. in
fact, that he can remember MOTH
Ing else. His mother, beautiful
and accomplished girl Of Is, mar
ried Blitz Paxton rs years ago.
John was horn two years after
ward, and his sister. Roma, . year
latter. when both weFe still ba-
bies Mrs Paxton suddenly left her
husband and returned to the home
OF her father In Rochester, N. Y.
There. when he was but years
old. John fell. striking his head.
Through an injury to the optic
nerve he was plunged into world
of darkness. The fees Of special
lists swallowed up Mrs. Paxtons
modest bank account and the re-
sources OF her father as we'll.
When the latter died, she was
left practically penniless. She
choked back her pride and Jour
neyed to California to secure from
her former husband, Paxton, the
millionaire banker, an allowance
sufficient to support the children.
She made no plea for herself He
consented to small monthly al
l0wance, but when he was mar
ried second time, soon after, he
suddenly cut off the allowance.
Then. desperate, the first Mrs.
PAXTON appealed to the courts for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-11

SOAAN GAAAON AN x1Ao NASH =
jpstice. Paxton came into court.
clad in garments fashioned by .
London taller, to make the extra
ordinary plea of pgverty.
John Paxton listened to the pro-
ceedings without emotion. He
faced the problem Of protecting
his mother and beautiful sister
from poverty. When his father
YVES forced to put up $1,000 as a
bond until the suit of Mrs. Paxton
should be decided the boy with the
mild, sfghtIess eyes secured an at
tachment on the money and start
ed in business, hfs assets a stock
of cigars, magazines and newspa-
pers, q months rent paid for his
booth, and an abiding faith In the
honesty of his fellow men.
He made no plea for patronage
on the score of his affliction. He
learned to make change, to find
with his fingers aiy article asked
for. To compete with other
stands meant from Ia to Is hours
in his booth every day in the week,
for he could not afford an assist
ant. Success meant comfort for
his aging mother and a completed
education for his sister. Failure
meant hardship for all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-11

oOIfts AMI diS oiSIEfk a
Z John Paxton succeeded. To-day
he IL q happy boy, Woodworking
and moderately prosperous.
81 find very few people who are
not honest he says. When my
sister heIps ms cash up IN the
evening, the money il Always inst
right and the stock b. as 1t SHOULD
be. OF course, when IseIl citkrs
II man might easily taks mbre
cigars than he b entitled tc7,sbuf
he never does, think. Peoples ara
very friendly. know the keys on
the cash register perfectly and can
always tell by the feeling Just
what coin Is given me and what /
return.
mo. don't think the hours are
long. Lots of people stop and tell
me about what is going on in town
and around the world. Sometimes
they read something Interesting
out of the paper to me, and in that
way I keep pretty well posted on
all that Is going ON.
"You like the mild?" and the
swift seeing fingers go unfalter-
ingly to the proper box.
There are many heroes unsung.
John Paxton. cigar merchant, is
one.
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HEAD
FIRST INTO
BOILING VAT

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OAKLAND. CAL, June liz
His skin scared and his flesh lit
orally cooked. Antoine Flori, &c
years of age, lies at the Emergency
hospital today where little hope is
held out for his recovery.
Flori was scalding peas at the
Iplant of the California Gamers
association late yesterday and fell
Iheadlong into vat of boiling
water. His agonized screams
brought fellow workmen to the
lrescue, and he was hurried to tht
hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-11
TACOMA MAN 70
BE uASTER OF
The MINNESOTA

Captain Il. v. Roberts Of Taco
ma. who was for seeyral years
master Of the Boston Steamship
eompany's liner 6hawmut, recent
~ delivered to the government at
New York, today assumed COM
nand Of the Hill liner Minnesota.
and will be master Of the huge
ship In the future. He takes the
position OF Captain Charles AUS
TN, who has resigned.
The appointment OF Captain
Roberts, who lives at 400 North
Yakima avenue. was made yester-
day.
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Is the earth hatf

Oh, NO, the question ISN'T set
tied. Two men down IN West
AshcviIIe. N. O., held public de-
bate ON the subject, and the man
who said It was fiat won--won by
vote Of the audience.
OF course the news reached the
and caused talk and
discussion. DIR. Chass II. Aked.
RoekefelIer's New York pastor,
wrots . long article for . New
York paper. eonsigntng all 'sF'lat
Enrthers," ~ he called them. to
new limbos Of ienOrapces
Now comes Rev. J. H. Crook,
the West Asheyille man who said
The earth was fist, to wrie an artf-
lie to cxpound his Theory.
In his last paragraph Rev. Nfr.
Crook admits that the world ISN'T
lat. He only wants to prove that
be can prove IL is.-Editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-11
TACOMA ATTORNEY
J. oEro Arlr oI1kTlaEll7

(By United Press Leased Wire.1
WASHINGTON. d. G., June IL.
Guy q. Kelly. a Tacoma attor]
neg, has been appointed as census
superintendent for tho comgres-.
SIGNAL district in which he lives.
He will have full supervision OF
the census work in the eRtir6 dis-
frict.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-11

STEAMER FLYER this week
will make special trips from Seat
tie, leaving at $3.50 D. m, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Sunday, snt
urdax e 10 p p. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
OH YOU KIDr A RED PAINT TEXT
ON WALLS OF PRINCETON CHAPEL

the walls Ia letters OF rcd We're en-.
bellished with trescoos OF tho hoo.
doe numeral rs. The seminary
might have endured for a time the
oh. YOU kid'" and the "iS6. but
the -. YOU Seminoles'" demanded
immediate action 20 discover the
identity OF the painters
Nickname for Religious Youths.
Semineles IL the name given In
Princeton 10 those belonging TO the
theologieal seminary to distinguish
Thorn from the student body ~ the
largeF lay university. where they
teach football. baseball and hockey
as we'll as spherical trigonometry
and eilfiorcntial calculus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
DR.. COOK MET
WITH FOUL PLAY?


NEW YORK. nec. % VII.
liam Cook. brother ~ Or. Fred
eElek A. Cook. today expressed
the fear that the Brooklyn 81.
plorer has met with foul PLAY
In support OF his belief he said
= recently received a letter
from my brother. mailed two
weeks ago In foreign port. II
vas dated On Board ship. but
did not give the name nf the
ship The letter outlined his
plans. which had largely 20 do
wish the presentation Of his
polar data 20 the committee %
the University OF Copenhagen
faculty
In the letter he told me that
only a few % his records had
hsen sent 10 Denmark b. Wal
tar Lonsdaic. his private heere
saFy lie stated further that the
originals of these records and
many more important docu.
ments he was carrying himself
10 Copenhagen. as he feared
those IN I.onsdales possession
would be- stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
gANY ARE HOPING THAT THE SAILOR
MAN WILL GET In FOR CHRISTMAS

win the schooner Mary Jane set
\ time for Chrlstmasf~
Ml. il an example Of the cues.
=, ,Aai have been coming into
Merchants exchange by the
...aFea fer che past wook. u seems
n searly everyone In The city who
anne friend or relative ON a
.Asammer or steamer sailing
ssm Ibis harhor has come 20 the
y ne one In charge looks up the
,is IN question and finds that il
: ~ IN before the s5th the anxious
y a very much elated aud tells
z sAipping man all about the rel
~ aboard her
~ he answer is 90 the contrary
= euestioner looks as II he had
Z. his last friend. we have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

counting on having the boy home
for the holidays. This would have
been the first time Ia five years"
Sometimes lt Il the wife or the
child asking about the head OF the
family who Is aboard some vessel
The mother very likely needs his
money to buy presents aud candles
for the children. II he don't get In
there will be no dinner. no tree. and
no presents
r. II, Boyd, the man who il usual.
" In charge OF the exchange. is a
great student of human nature and
can tell az glance whether or not
the person who asks about some one
Is friend relative. or business nc.
auaintance aud usually tries 60
make his answer accord with the
relationship between the ques.
TONER and the sailor asked about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
FIT THROUGH
SKY BY NIGHT
tcOneluded.l

.~-r>~>--ar~ss
Msle waFk o. a precautionary ma.
nre with other parts % the ma.
sA.nery.
Before stopping the motor Ne
nse 10 an altitude 81 a.o00 feet.
nd sailed during the IS minutes
akcn 10 Fepairing the cylinder and
boxing over the other machinery
-When the motor was started we
ssTe 40 near Land that the head
Axh, and general outline Of the
mgcplane with she men in IL we're
sen b a member Of the life saw.
Ing crew patrolling the beach At
Ere Island
This was the longest trip made.
mt the results was sufficient 10
Hake me confident that the ma.
3iae safp4sses anything that has
~ appeared
b Describing the aeroplanc. MIR.
r1ngkast said
ri d Of the monopiane type. With
ssn&d Of 20 feet and a weight %
lAEunds. and furnished with a
IN eFse power gasoline engine
ssss under my own direction and
Feiflcadons.
Regarding the speed Of the Una.
tlas II driven al its best and the
aEhest altitude reached, TilhnE-
Ast does not desire TO give out
zact Information. saying he wish.
4 20 enter International races in
fair trial and without his rivals
moving what his machine can do
Re said
THE speed OF the machine 50
much exceeds the speed reported
It the recent meeting at Rheims
nat I feel cure the result VIII be
Azf the Tfllinghast seroplane Is
r0re than an also ran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

LOS ANGELES AERO
MEET is OFFICIAL


NEW YORK. Dec. ~. Courtiana
T. Bishop. president OF the Aero
Club OF America. which last night
sanctioned the aviation meet at Loa
Angeles. Cal. announced today that
he would himself be present 20 see
that the contests followed exactly
the lines laid down by the club.
One rule that requires all com.
peting aeronauts "a be- among the
aero clubs membership may work
hsrdships on the entrants at Los
Angeles. and according TO word re-.
ceived from that city. tendency sill
be asked In the cases Of foreign
aviators not members Of the or.
ganlzatlon who will have barely
enough time to reach the Pacific
coast from Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
WHAT HAS BECOME.
OF THE CREW OF
SUSIE Nj. PLUMMER

The four masied schooner Susie
NJ PlummeF. IS days out Of Everett.
Win a cargo Of lumber for San
gstr0. was reported deserted and
ateF Iozgad about 50 miles west By
nth Of Cape FiafteTy. yesterday
kssraoon. b the Japanese steamer
kzxa MARI
Immediately after the report was
sas 70 MAah Hay the lifeb0af tug
seslorisli was sent out. but at
sDn today Hotking luther had been
sssrf from her or % the plInmmer.
ne PlaNElar il a schooner OF
~ tons owned By ". G. Tibbltts.
4 Gan francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

Dear Edifaf 81 The ataft am a
iiitle hoy eleven years old and / have
tRtFe sisters 4 one brother, Ny father
naa hesh slek Aliens time and my mother
mss \" 80 90 TIE hospital and We have
hn mooney 20 buy toys this yhfistntas
~ brother ana ! would like tays hut
- nNrh = neif nf high shoes each badly
wear No aud Albert wears faH
We Wuuld Ike = fool chest between u
between as ~ oldest sister is sid
feefa uld and she wants a paif 81 haif
,hhnns sha aztec hie duiiie and . doll
hnsf The two litiir ones would each
ltke doii iittie piano and each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

NrW YORK. Dec s3.-lf Nch.
sAaaaesxar shuddered at the
a.aaurssing incident. as Is record.
4 The Prineegou rheologicai sem
mry went him one better and
aook A. never before when Il read
sstsrday morning on the chapel
sails
On. yoa MIDI"
Exss accustomed 10 dlgnifled
ntls exclusively had recovered
nil officially when they read fur.
Asr
.. you Seminolcs'
These ORDINATIONS flaming on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
SANTA CLAUS AND
THE PIANOLA PIANO
WEEK AND ST. NICK WILL HAVE A MUS
IcAL SURPRISE ON HIS TRIP THIS YEAR
Sg Holiday Rush Continues at Eiers. Player Music
and Music Cabinets at Sweeping Reduc-
tons This Week

captional opportunity for replen-
ishing the library with new pieces
for holiday enjoyment
A large shipment Of sheet music
and music roll cabinets Is now be-
ing displayed We really have no
room for. these AZ present. and IN
order 10 close them out quickly.
we are offering fiat reduction OF
20 Der cent on all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

the stool walls OF the death cell.
Shortly before midnight. Guard
Watt heard humping sound
emanatIng from the murderer's esll,
and An investigation showed Rose.
lair pounding BIS head against the
bars. II Is believed the prisoner
~ aplng insanity 20 bolster his np.
plication for new trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
SMALL GOODS AND
iPHONOGRApHS,

Our Small Goods Department IL
exceptionally sell filled Win attrac.
tive Instruments Of every descrip.
ton, violina, guitars, horns, drums,
wind aud stringed Instruments; in
fact. everything that could be asked
for In a wellequipped music house
All kinds Of Talking Machines
and recDfds may be tried out side
b. side In our commOdious omar
ters. Every make 81 disc or cylin.
der machines. with or without
horns. and Vlctrolas and Graf0uo-
las. from 600 to $3.50
Easy terms and small payments
make this line especially attrac'
live.
Our store rs open every evening
till 10 O'Clock Step In this week
before che stock becomes broken
Eilerg AIpsie Ho9se. Successor TO
D. s. Johnston Co. Eilers Music
Bldg, Third and Universally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
SANTA TO BE AT
THE LOIS THEATRE

Santa Claus will be at the Lois
theatre tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock AZ that time Mra. Alexan.
der panlagea will distribute pres
ontH and goodies 10 the children Of
the poor OF Seattle.
There VIII be program OF lively.
catchy music for the children. a pro-
gram ~ stories. sketches and other
stunts by amateur aud professional
talent, all volunteers for the good
work that Mrs. Alexander Pantagca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

Nnar Santa Siaua I hurd YOU az going
ip ave presents away never aot any.
lhWN fut present raua We are uanf Ny
Ia u ded a ma 10 purity near hiind 4
nay slater a me want a doll like cora
has Eni ana nv sister wants book
20 read hud a new drra I Wish YOU
wood mahn mas eyes 20 see. and bling
hRf some new shoes We live IN GEORGE
Town stop az Howard street then 40
neat tho flyrf an River a. We amt
sol no hnmhar on our house but W.
somebody fer him he hnaws whsr W.
i've oar name la Jennie u1hof mY mama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
WIFE MURDERER
TRIES SUICIDE

HlLLSBORO, Ore, Dec. 23.-
Following his conviction on the
charge ~ wife murder yesterday.
John ID RoaelRlr attempted last
night 20 butt out his brains against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

Never before in our history has
nefs been sach a demand for Pi-
ao'as and Pianola Pianos - this
5sson. There seems TO be q gen
~ q awakening 10 the fact that all
&fef pianos are not PlanOia Pi-
No. and IN order 10 get the ri.
saoas efficiency one must have
~ Pamela itself
ne name "PianoIaT IL not gen
- name for any and all piano
sm1seFs, but applies exclusively TO
~ one Instrument made by the
a,gilan 90 The exclusive features
snleh are the Themodist and
.ss'fossyle. ard which by common
.'.eent IT. recognized as supreme
~ particular field
@Hs'e Hiay Dc personally Dfoduc-
alter q fashion, on almost any
rsgeF piano. but 10 be able 10 re-
aoa''ce nupie az II was played by
nlastef himself--you must have
y rianola with IT, Themodlst and
H.Iostyie
ne Fianefa Piano Is being shown
. VARIETY suf woods and finishes
n Js s,ees ranging from $500 10
Lou.
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has been devotlng her time and
money to for the the last few
weeks. Help It along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

Three round trips daily Leave Sc
attic at 7 a. m. y m, and s y. N
Sunday leave Seattle al 1910 a. m. Ia
NJ. and y, M. Leave Everett at D.is
q. m, 2.ib X. ~. aud Tll9 p, %. Hun.
day, leave Everett at ts a, ~, z.is
ilnohomish 400 Hound Trip ti.go
Steamer telegraph. Colman dock.
phones=-Hunaot' Main e9aa. Ind. 7se
MEAS sRHNED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
BACHELORS XMAS
(coneluded.)

other wearing APPAREL Are there
proeers or commission men who Will
give candy and nuta9 VIII Il be
Christmas TO children without a.
few sweets and uoodlesf
WILL YOU AELPf
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THE MYERS OPTICAL CO.

coast Give this fact the widest
publicity you can and every time
YOU make the statement you help
some one. Eastern prices $3.50 up
complete Second floor. 1914 Soc.
.ond, over haven Drug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

NY little BROTHER wants . teddy bear my
napa 10 q cripple ana mY mama says sho
won, have any money to set ahyihuH
win please don't forget Ne
wAirrn ncuotEa.
5gth East rika 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

Dear santa / am a lltfte hos years
eid have q sister 9 and a little brother
wait daNta 80 bfias ns oeasfrf
ssEun End nf sister Aanfs daii ana