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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
Letters to Diplomats

Secretary Knox, at the request Of
Senator Perkins will give Moore and
Bonny letters to the American dip
lomatic representatives at Paris, Lon
don, Madrid, Rome, etc, thus giving
San Francisco's representatives a
favorable opportunity TO get in touch
with officials of these governments.
During the day the two San Fran
ciscans Were busy meeting government
officials, senators and congressman, and
a few members of the diplomatic corps.
Everywhere they met with cordial
goodwill, and before nightfall they
were more than ever convinced that
San Francisco's celebration has a
national as well as a local side. Men
from all sections of the country told
the CaIifornians that they had watched
the rebuilding of San Francisco with
close interest and that they regarded it
as triumph worthy of national rec
ognition. Many of them promised to
attend the festival.
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including the ships Of all the leading
nations While the details of these
plans are nots sdiyulged, enough has
leaked out to make it certain that
Commissioner Moore's visit here: and to
foreign capitals will be successful far
beyond his hopes when he left San
Francisco He has met with nothing
but cordial cooperation from govern
ment officials here, and the kindest of
receptions from representatives of for
eign governments.
Visit Secretary Knox
Moore and Bonny were accompanied
by Senator Perkins to the state depart
ment this morning and presented to
Secretary Knox. They outlined the
plans of the Portols festival to him.
and suggested that theirs was ma
tional feature-the celebra ton of a new
ly created city-which should appeal
to the government Moore suggested
that it was the desire of San Fran
cisco to know that the government
was in sympathy with the invitation to
be extended to foreign navies to send
ships to participate in the jubilee.
Secretary Knox expressed the heartiest
approval of the idea behind the Portoia
festival and said he was glad to see
the breadth of San Franciscos hospi-
tality in inviting foreign countries to
share in the celebration.
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EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
Keeping the tariff agitation open. Page
British are saying things" Page
Higher up tactics expOnnded by Folk. Page
Graft in the board of works Page
GRAFT
John Helms, former United Railroads detec
tive. takes stand for prosecution. Page L
Helms tells how Platt was bribed by Abbott
to steal documents from Burns. Page
Helms hired by Attorney Louis Heller to do
Caihoun's dirty work. Page z
Full transcript Of Helms testimony bares Cal
houn's ugly secrets. Page
CITY
6. a. Tracy elected head of typographical
union. Pager
Mrs. Emma lie Doux. the stockton trunk
murderess,'' is granted new trial by supreme
court Page
Large shipments of dressed beef and live cattle
being sent from this state to feed Oregon and
Washington. Page 3
Wine makers take steps TO cooperate with
growers in campaign of education; propose ma
tional wine day celebration; contend grape
product promotes temperance. Page 20
Roneoyieri asks supervisors to make sal
aries Of deputy inspectors equal those of school
principals Page o
Education board delays taking action against
high school ''frats.'' Page
Collector OF the port authorized 10 compromise
claim against innocent importer. Page o
Secretary BsIlinger thwarts attack of water
aud light companies on Hetch Hetchy project
aud confirms permits as granted by Gar
field. Page 1
Former Chief Of Police Jere Dlnan viii bc
tried by the commissioners on charges preferred
by Heney. Page
Supervisor Rixford 10 be appointed TO place
Of city architect made vacant by Tbarps
death Page 20
Frank Thompson. milionaire's son. yields
TO claim of wife regarding divorce and ali.
mony. Page o
Colonel Frederick ron Schroeder arrives tonight
70 relieve Colonel Bellinger as transport quar-
tereaster OF This department. Page
Quiet restored in revolution belt, John Nioissnt
being caught in gulf OF Fonseca and lee
tured. Page 20
Defendants in libel suit brought by p. II.
Mccarthy desire to know just how he has been
libeled. Page 4
President Of chamber OF commerce says city
merchants are preparing to entertain Jap
anese delegates Page
Chief Of Police Cook replies with sharp. denial
to the charge OF Polk street district association
that large percentage Of the force is detailed
for private duty. Page IL
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Adverse Interests Baked

Continued ON Page :, Column 8
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IKE thunderclap OF clear sky the most sgncan
sensation OF the Calhoun trial broke half DOING
in the very middle OF yesterday afternoons
when Assistant District Attorney Francis T. Heney turne
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seThe Grip
of the Slot
Machine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
Lagoon Route
SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY

TO and from Lagoon only
SIMON BAMBERGER, Pres & G. II.
c. H. PATTEN, G. +. & P. a
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"Three Weeks.

Tonight. at the Colonial theatre. Salt
Salt theatregoers viii see for the last
time Elinor Gyms love tragedy. ''Three
Weeks" which has broken all records
of the Colonial theatre for business.
The company goes direct to Los An
geles from here, and after its coast en-
gagement will start on d tour around
the world
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q ~ PERSONS only are seen or heard
e ~. Mollusc." Not even a servant
S S s household nor a casual nsigb - -
'as rs ell.eeu' and the action is all IN
hanged room. Two other PLAYS
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With two eXtraVanganzes to be
placed hopefully within the next fort
night for the summer. there will be ten
scattered through a mile and a half of
Broadway. All are affairs of much ex-
pense in mounting. cOstuming and sala-
ries. Although the pay of most en-
ployes is cut at this season of the year.
the big ballet choruses count up in
numbers, and singing comedians are
costly at all times, If the tenth show
equals the nine in attractiveness, We
shall have, probably, too much of a
good thing 10 be profitable. That is
why the promoters are not letting well
enough alone. but are striving to make
II better
Still that Is no new thing. There was
a managers maxim in the halcyon DAYS
of Weber & Fields burlesques that
when you pull off a success the time
for working on il has but arrived. Evil
IDENTIFY the same argument prevailed
with THE Candy shop" It sailed Off
with a gust OF prosperity, but no one
sat back and folded his hands inertly.
What is practically a new version has
been put into running order without the
public being told. Usually the second
edition of one of these frOthy frivOlities
is heralded: but don't you think 1t gives
the idea that the first has failed to at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
THIS WEEK
AT THE THEATRES

CoIonfal- Tonight, Three :"
q Weeks. remainder OF week, THE =
. Master at Arms
3 ungaloW-TOnight The Mas
3 Ter al Arms.
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Denver & Rio Grande r. r., June
4, 5, II, y, 10, 26, July 2, 3.

Chicago and return s55. 90
St Louis and return ---.--........S4 9.0 90
s.. Paul. Minneapolis and return. So. 90
Omaha. Kansas City and return. $40. 90
Denver, Colo. Springs, Pueblo. S22. 50
other points in proportion. Tickets
good returning Oct 81. Ticket office,
2O1 Main street.
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EXCURSION 70 OGDEN
Via Oregon Short Line
Herald Free Cooking School,

Sunday. June 1S, and every Sunday
during the summer. Round trip 81 90
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ROLL TOP DESKS

Next lesson Tuesday evening. S:15.
Unity hall, 1SS South Second East.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

'fhe powers 81 the trust nature see,,
ever advantage and they operate uu'
der whatsoever suIse enables then %
cecure pdyuutage on appear ie las BEST
possible ilght
irries ina stress Of The R0oseseli
Ten gtaaae against whatsoever misnl
'usplefsa the saney OF The naeaziae fe
former Or some space writer. the trust.
hid behind the actually invested un0
fouest capital Of the country 1ng
leiurr af aanily was No so0nef essnFeu
lnan iha tfsals cneerooH g g4ihei
a-orslh ana hope from she appeals
made ag the gseei lrahle noYlaa esp
lnins o. industry Industries which Hul
eiet mnea r the hands 6e Tie little
iniclleaia relgulng during the a0ose
Welt pe1ed
lust new The trusts want 10 DE el
alone, sud their appel 3 made
larolgh the l'itle Industries WAicn
save beta suaernE And there Is
really - 9ccnss0n 10 Gaaa leu laws
20 sinr The lfade-barfier -rste. rhe
enforcement OF law was ell ever re-
NNlINHt aHfNf Uf tHNIttf tue ffHlhfHl JI
me trims from trustOwned and con
lrolled ruods.
Bur the tafln lax as now proposed
hlts no trust Il WIN make some o.
ihe poorer capitalists Of The Far Wea.
q little pouref and give a few addition
al advantages 10 the great eoneen.
ltated capital of Boston. baltimore and
Philadelphia. and add few dollar
vtluatinu 70 the btocks held By the
steel, lusaher. sugar Rnd gas trust mae
aaieg
The Nepnhllean party dare not at.
tack the tfllst.eDntrOllere It woula
cease % eslst 81 party the day the
attack ues made. and All know H.
Roosevelt III his iaHddest hour. unde.
lto3d Hnat power organized his party
and gave Il atamina for campaign
he aasailed with hts bcst cntaes. bui
he TeFef asked for law which woula
70 the snisllest Aarm % the trust cap
leinA
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Iarllf for revenue IN mythical
something the man with a purpose l,n.
fair can held up and fool The -aople
with. The tarlig tax 4 simple. hnc
the smaller sarigs produce the great.
esi reyenuel gwen the protsctlonisis
admir- the truth Of that. The trlckster.
lcNever has s. string Of schedules and
l0i Of vax.aoll tariffs that appeals 70
lntrlcacy aad allows him 10 slump
icwn some commodity at & profit IN
heirabie wera the people who pay Il
dealing direct Hence The schedules
and IN taria commissions, AZ now
advocated By tho triggesless. hrainless
fellows vhc want 70 make re public
believe The ieYynK Of taxes u d mighty
anc T. strenuous iok. And. upon fe.
aeclicn L IS streluous-lor The poor
devils who have 10 pay the duties
thercoa
Ehc tirmers often wonder what The
larlf on caIs Is tor and why we do not
allow free trade On corn Bat that II
part os the tarin systcla nf deception
lke tax Oh corn was once thirty cents
per busnei. protection 10 great
Inrmlng interests bur diamonds were
free That, Of course. waa prior TO
the discovery Of diamonds III AfknusGs
aad the farmer did not complain, 80
long as the corn grown Ia thc Wind.
s0r palace 81 london wRs not shipnrn
uYef hpre 70 destroy the marked on
,hc sclllng aad producing millions
fnc poor man pl3g lrrin lNtes, End
pcys plenty. zoe 1ae rich man can
anord &c pay. for through those taf.
lrs ne liNls we're bred aud reared 20
lflluence.
a esea or eiah ree ccni drig you'd
take ,E sufficient 9o paN the axpenaes
of TWO Hatlans. but there must BE- tha
Chinese wal for ine aid d lhe trusts
and lAet Is going 70 remaIa 50 iunE as
lhe 3reesal feglme holds Itg leEse 81
saver. n
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9 WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING .
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Luke g Wright Tor chief Justice nl
the United States supreme courtY
Hardly Not Just set. y Chief lus'
lice Fuller and Justice Harlan know
what they are abous There are no
vacancies ID ibe supreme court D.
crdel q permit President Taft 1as3e.
vari bis friend, lhe lofmef s9cfelary
Of war with 40 appolilmenl 10 chat
hody some one must resign. It was
Justice Harlan that rare old iurlst.
noted lor dIsseuilne oplnlons in such
succuleni language who voiced the
sentiment pf the court upon The unes.
ton Of Secretary Wnghts advance.
mont Wright will hardly be appoint.
ed chief Justice" he said IN answer 70
= friend Fuller is not going to re.
sian"
They passed 20 other topics, and the
friend and he said good night
"You .snov," called Justice Harlan,
nalf way acsone tue s.ree.. els Il Ne
had forgotten q IT, The 1fal instance
-vuller aad . have decided thai we'll
LEI them take as OF feet foremost.
Good night. Baltimore Sun.
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The doctors agrs - that they Till
drive consumption from the list o.
diseases IN forty <eaw Their as
rertlou Is based on seme senlblzaes
Of Common Knowles Ee toe. that ear
be Understood BY she lgiiy, Tuher
ruloaie was MT ore OF the ancleni
maadles Il Iaa co uparal, Is mod
ern disease and is presumed io he
lnHtprrd ~ H0aeffl conditions. os.
peciAlly ihose crow ded nortlora Of
tne great el.es Ns1cre one seldom
gets breath Of fresh alf. newer one
wholly pnfe II ihe malady can be
held n check and tlae afflicted be al.
lqwed The nfonef fei1l 3D. ieFth mos
NWful sanHng vllAl cilscase, The blnu
IlrFs IF maleFIa uletlica through the
Nebinllees AAeA II i9ihd and usef
caarpib viii he lufgf~en.
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uNrsMpERED JUSTICE

The sensational stories Of an in
dian uprising have again been re.
pealpd and young wrllers, aussed with
enthusiasm snd Aecanne thoy knaw
not the local coadi;ionp, Aeye sent .ae
ssurios abfoad
The Snakes have been urltgen Of
and The story d Crazy Snake, 'chlef
uf lbe Snakes has gone ahrosd
Hari0 Is not Hna 10 indian: aeiln.
er ls he chiei Of ans tribe lie ia fol-
lowed hy 4 bunch OF outlaws Who re.
luee % aihscNhl 10 amy doctrine save
that 0f doing 0ihers Injury and tko
pensions drawn lfoul the ggdorel an-
lhoflilcs have allow ca ;hcr 10 lire
IN luxnrs and lndulE ~ la the vl.aest
excesses
n Is 10 be hoped this present oui-
cnsl band such as IA lrdered the Mcln'
loah county young son oi Sherih
Oduin. win he properly punished
NO one hoed Gear Colonel fioamNn
aud the militia beb Ind hlr VIII not
ge the crow shut -as Why Gen.
NB .''.,"''
n'sse spe ,s.l, a.,s''e s-.in we sn'oa 'lne
llN will ges the men in laland author
sttles viii lry them tzic SAME al horse
thieves, muFaqTera OK burglars, and
.nN 1n'''e N'st n @,n Hp'''s lV
.,pSr ''' %sps'p epp''vo 81 ~
M .
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". s,i' i'esku'uss ssl '.-.u o"a 'lt,le s.'e,
Nv"" ~ .ssNV' Nl'.-'' 4 teNe vss"us. w
NJ anNN oasaens W ,',ANV 'Mn W ao',
.V"s.A w. NF ras'sAs wpee''na WV
Nt a'asN4s NNn' .hc 1.'N N We Vu'~e
~N'nN Ass' ~ WV ni1e 2eo9le' Y
ilrs1''.s Z esa ss'H9r " psopsfts eis
h'eNes sHs a'sse. -lA b'ssh g ne
,''e',,s''ks - ahp7e Aoee eVuAtts'h
h',,a,ssp khes ~ ''~t 1ssssosssss
r",a'sosaa = hpe an oas'a@ sess'
s,st y - essa ~ 1VpaseQ os''suse s
hNsr n ahq's n'A.'e s4spaassa nss
ntR1nn eaea inso iV alNsn ~n'uii
pssNos.sshassn pllp' V wv stEei's',
lle.,A = esaea.gs3 -~s o'sa Il s'ia'
ne't,ohs w saVse -e,,oNs sHa soon
~ ny 'nsR ~ ana .7nulns sas ss''sss''
~. n aaslss lhel'' ~ hp'nS = ei,'s9 ,,,
wv .,.sss -. 9A''e- I, ~. anlag ~,
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Tue Outing Magaxln8 for April
The leading feature Ia The Outing
magazine for april Is an article EMIT
led Building q Railroad and Rebuild.
Ing, by Edward iungerfcrd. An inter
satlnG travel story is that by Mr. Dil.
lon Wallace. who begins In the April
number the arst Of a series which tell
Ioi Ais trHvels IN Western Mexico. II
Is entitled Beyond the Mexican sler.
rRs,' Mr., Dan Beard contributes some
"reminiscences entitled True Yarns
amt Tales og the Trail" Mr.. 2. y.
Powell the horticuliurist. gives some
timely hints In "E9eybody's Negeta,
be Garden Mr. Herbert x. Job Is
represented Dy an article entitled
"The wrlck OF Bird Photography
where IN he tells how the shyest OF
lhe birds may be Photographed The
feature Is Illustrated by many photo
graphs. English ami Scottish Shoot
ing, by Isaac n. FuitI. Ii an enter.
ialnlng resume oi the methods Of
arlstocfaiic Engllshmen III the aeld.
There are two short stories oi imn1r.
lance. One Il entitled Munford' q
STORY OF railroad life, by Frank Il.
Packard. the other II by Clarence Y.
Mulfoni ,ana Is entitled Harlan's
Tlnlsh." This Is another "iopalong
Cassidy story of rapid Are action
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o MUCH IN LITTLE. {
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A Connecllcul judge has declared q
woman can moi gel a divorce because
lN "luld and masierI IN the seconu
state Of dpuhlepranclhg married her
cf the hfe insurance lelt hy she dc
ns,ee hrstn So ihose nov,
Heaslns i heavy baf,ih "a lswline
Hey end heeving an axe IN thl{N0od
ard require The same strength bal
he aiTt gets 80 much more 4hthas
asni
Getting congress tc pari0rm an op
ration thar viii irrlgate WeseNl
ield and getting the same amount for
iloating tub on an inlet OF The seas
means practically the same expense
lut the lasimenilohed gets the cash
The effort 70 preserve the forests al
the South Pole by 2inchct hos moi
ct been recorded nt the department
where pigeons anc stppers register
1y lic way, boycotls ere Zoe 0is
or certain Missouri village. j
illonlG order some baby wagons and
isg e sts;.t rom the cradle Up
INDIAN aulfages sounc wel ,or
aqadllaea, arl the oalrages were per
peira,ed by measly bunch os fenog
ade whites reds and blacks. ihs
lHscourlnes Of the whole earth.
Hardware stores az lfuskogee ere
ooklug az agaia. the "war" bringing
1ut siir demand fcr cold lend "a
iiif, weF.line prices
Ben shiveley Of South Bend finally
". the senate Of the United states
a tale o. an editor who has friends end
2 newspaper and wholesome poverty
q bill 70 regulate congressman aad
lc prescribe fuIes preventing the MAX
lrg greecnas 10 ship TO their eons,ii
aents. HoAld establish splendid
precedent aud could do no harm.
DEAFNESS CANNOT SIS CURED.
~ local applications. rs they cannot
each the diseased portion Of the eas
rhore Is only one way TO cure deat
ness and that IS By constitutional REM
dies. Deafness is caused by an in
lamed condition OF the mucous lining
,g the Eusiachlafl Tube. When this
ubc Is inilamed you have rumblinn
sound or Imperfect hearing aud wnQr
4 Is entirely closed. Deafness Is TIC
'ssull and unless The Inflammation
;en be taken out anu this tube co.
stored 10 its normal coalition hearing
Hlll be destroyed fofeyer, nine cases
lut Of ten are caused By Catarrh
Witch isSaolhing bet aa intamed con
ltior Gf tho nuc0rs surfaces.
We VII give One Hundred Dollars
Or any case Of Deafness ,causod by
Aierrhl that cannot be cured by
ialla calarrh cure Send Tor sircu
ars. free i.
X D. CHENEY a 90, Toledo, G.
Sold by Druggists, 7lc
Take Iaall'a gamly ills aog constigf.
ion.
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Canadian wsssaper e0mmenl.
ing On London aftlcle a. to the
ernat growth Of znada. rematks
thai q growth Il sec years which en-
ablpa one eiI1 IN ti1c United stales
ltu eNeed lhe popalsa llon Of the ens
tire Canadian uomlnfyn. niaFbe pleas
luS Aud worth eulllIr enilng about ns
~ a deRf cd gLunsnlnN bur does nol
spell afleh ii 8hh HRN World.
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Doans {eguleis cure constipation,
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver
promote digestion aud appetite and
easy rassagea of the bowels. ASK
your truggiat io- them. 10 cents 4
box.
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LOST Genilemans 3end degree Ma.
sonic rlns with diamond seitHE.
tin4gr return tc The Office Of tlle g, @,
Lu'z Dry Goods 90. and rcea'ye re|
ward
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The April Wide World Magazine
The Wide World hgAfIaoly son.
iame sueh an amazing collection o.
strles Strange hni True, Is 10
place Il IN unique position among
magazine literature There Is nuth
Ing exactly like the Wide World pub
lIshed aud Tor This reason II has
readers In every auRrier OF tae globe.
Apart from It's general inioresi Che
magazine has an educalionu. Yaue
which cannot be oyefestmated. and
the fact that Il Is being used as a
text book IN many public and private
fchOO.s both hero and abroad proves
that as an adjunct TO the geography
lesson Il Is unsurpassed Tile Aptll
issue contains It's tull complement Of
Interesting material Harry le Nsndl
the famous explorer and first Euro.
rean 10 enter the sacred city Of Ihas
"a contributes thrilling tale II me
Klondike. irene Lyon relates the
eirange adventures ~ Two Girls IN
Japan" John Mackle tells ol his
eyentful journey through the Aus
irAllan bush Harold Shetstuue de-
scribes Aif Carl llagenbeelss won.
denul system Of "Wil1 Animal Catch
Ing E. f Martin Of me Royal Niger
Comnanya Service gives vivid DE-.
scilpiion 81 tho eantnre Ok power
fiil rebel Chief and Melbourne .ll-
nam, tae weIl.known hilllaha nsnyes.
writes an amusing account of hls
lfln Round the World With i HIh
llard Cue When Tonderfeet 60
Hunting BeHfs II an article thHl
NlIl have esneeIal interest f0T West
irn readers. while win l.afNns ao
louht 81 rha Life og q sleepleiaek Z
sAcuid 10 much 10 1lsausde Che fena
ufesome from olletlhk hlz hxallspa.
DHIHtiIf3 Bfl5AaId'hs da
crlbiIoh II hIa s9arlll Yhg i ssasAsgud \
0ar through France ENGLAND. Bel
llum ami Amefiea makes good ready
pg. ana Frederick Lees account 81
which nfe siIll rife N |
crgAln parts It France Is full oF ca.
loua and IlllIeknown facts.
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ttfnn Success MngaxIne
kendht had son who vas the pride
y MI feaHl. 0ne day hc fDaIl pia
|oi hls iaNeslie cherry trees 8ul a1Aus
Jack he sald dld you Id Thus
Win qulFeflng llp lack replied
Father ! cannot declere YOU: dld
not cul down ghe tree. Billy Brown
ga 4 bur bossea the job
Tear q luk snFanR into The fafs.zs
eyes sfless you ms hos. he sid.
pllly VII Be President Of the nuilefI
1'nies but yaa WY be chairman Il H.
Natlonal romnillee.
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John keudrick Bangs, IN Success
Magazlne.l
AlAemher oi the Audubon societs was
size.
Ans oh ao was 81 nalden esil o. lev.
ing sympathy.
SHE Thought Il WIS 4 noirid tlIing the
way Che children treat,
Fhc poor unhappy brides that they
anj upon the street,
Iui when took he- eui 20 enc. e.,
won is me, alackl
ANA Voc Is Mr. huhudon! she or
dercd oanvaEback
sho b0saa little eoaaigy lad W. me,
rpun che way
Uyur hlg ears 50 nffJ fter iace'r1
echulAg iolay
She Whaeked hal once, shc Hhacl,cd
hin iwlec. she wrcckei hin till
he yelsed
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" propelled
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

An illlHoIs Judge fined 4 hootlee.
ser 1880 and sentenced him 10 1850
days in iall The Illinois Judge
should Be allowed to assess lew
penalties IL the neighborhUoa Of Hen
lyeita this state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

anyhow slle municipal eleollan Il
ever a. Wichita and the peace oE the
Southwest + thereby glvena chance
to rise and receive forgiveness Of
sins