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The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
ROOFING.

GRAF-TONIC ROOF PAINT
Covers i20o0 Roofs. Drop Postal OF
Phone. a Years IN Use.
GRAFTON & son. nc.
~ Ninth st. Phone NJ 7so
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AUToM0BuFs
AOIOMOb4LES-
One Cent @ WoHd E0ch INseytioH

WANTED - fSos MODEL FRANKLIN,
Sreyens-Dury'ea. or S1odaard- DAYTON au-
toDobile; one that has been slightly used.
that VIII be sold al g bargain address
BUSINESS. Herald Office Is
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WOOD MANTEIS.
FOR YOUR NEW HOME

See me about MANTELs for every room.
special prices on beautiful wood manteIs
in cabinet designs.
EDWIN z, ELLETT,
FHone Inc. \. iSz6 nos 9Th st. NV.
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F. H YOUNGS. S1 ST. n. ".
Carpets carefully cleaned and properly
stored. also mattresses and feathers rem
ovaIed at reasonable rates, drop postal
or phone Main i2l3 "a
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

One Cent a Word Each Inserfi0a
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STORES.

FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE
corner, suitable for store or lunch room;
large rooms and bath; separate en-
frances on two streets: concrete cellar
under entire house; very convenient 20
18th and II sts. ne. transfer station; price
reduced 70 S9050 per month.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO,
1907 + st NV 159
on 7TH ST. SW., IN BUSINESS SEC
ton, birck store. rent 500 per month.
SHAS. S. MUIR & CO..
1903 ~. Y. ave.
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GREEN'S

GREEN'S
Auction. Sales. and Exhibition Rooms
LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG SALE
To accommodate business men. We viii
run a. extra sale next Wednesday OF
new and secondhand buggies. wagons,
harness. robes, whips, sheets, nets, lamps,
dashes. poles. wheels. and al extra
PARTS OF VEHICLES AND HARNESS
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3, AT p. n,
IN front OF our rooms,
314 10TH ST. AND let5 e ST. NV.
We carry a full line Of ladies' and gents
saddles. and any kind OF a harness you
call for We VIII exchange with you
FOR ANYTHING YOU HAVE on
HAND.
We trade new and secondhand vehicles
and harness for horses.
GREENS
Our regular sales Saturday. at II a n.
Auction, Sales. and Exhibition Rooms
204 10TH ST. AND 100 c ST. NV.
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FARMS.

PART OF ORIGINAL MOUNT YER
non-i5G acres more or less: less than 4
miles Of railroad stations, has been IN
possession OF owner over % years. If you
want q farm come and see this: near
Snowden station on Mt Vernon Railroad.
s. H SNOWDEN, r. F. D, Alexandria,
Va 15
NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS
Stock. Dairy. Orchard. and old colonial
homes from So 20 $50 an acre. near
Washington. D. c. J. PRESTON SHAN
Va rnh30-tfe
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PAINTING.

HOUSE. DECORATIVE. AND SIGN
painting BIZ Thoroughly efficient work
men G. H MARKWARD. COS G St NV.
Phone Main 4SSe. 16l'
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FOR REM
UNTURNISUrD

THOS- J. FISHER & co. Gnc),
Real Estate. Loans. and Insurance,
rs 18th 81 NV.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT
Appointment instead OF disappoint-
ment Is the result OF a training in
DraughOn's Civil Service Courses -Four
expert professors who have trained thou
sands 10 pass the examinations with high-
est grades compiled our courses. Special
summer rates. DRATGHON-S PRACTT-
CAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1917 New
FORK ave. NV my19-eod Y
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COTTAGES.

CATsKILL-oN-HUDsoN. n. ITO
let fully furnished. modern cottage OF
eleven rooms; fine location: $4,000: refer
enees. Address OWNER, Herald Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
BANTZ, FAMOUS ATHLETE,
ASSUMES ROLE OF HERO


iRwRraly auakinH with delicious
thrills % expectation,
Rants is nuthtnH ~ not uuawHum .
ina and he diaHuaded them from
their purpose
he HRilled forth alone
outside the building. near the
sAWthwcat corner he was greeted
with
uood evening sub" and a husky
A>nuke stepped from tho shadows
htuta q SOME big htmeetf and
f0at now tntfAipiug for the HpriuE
athletics. DO tips the beam at 1876
$50 he spoke np confidently
what are you doinS heref hc de
manded
Iust waiting FOR q party mildly
explained the accused
Now here ~ tho climax. Without
further 4 haWta walked ever and
tried the basement door When ne
turned around arain the haahful Vie.
ltnr had Departed
IA was discovered that several
carving knives and some tableware
was missing hat that does not Do,
tract from the heFo'a exploit for
consider what danger ne offered
himself e. when he approached that
"horfid eafN"
The siria are golnE 20 make nantH
a five pound boN 81 fudge
Wont that be luVriVF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
NEWS or THE
, BOXERS (

limmY uriit has acespssf an efFsF
rahl@d ~ he brother. Miius itrttt
o. uNht Nnuun Cuftufs im New feFh
Zen rounds Tor HteNa guarantee aud
tN ger cent ~ che Eaka FaHlHtE
wolfe AwAtflnz details 90 tha Cor
belt fRAL Britt e issued annfher
challenge e. HawmHfa ~teNnH3EtbE
$500 aR an evidences ~ NaoH faith
There utN probably - . mfttnE
81 teadius NmfhnrlttsN am hpsin@ b.
View Nnfk mr8f mgnth for The pur
pose ~ rsaHfustiha fNe WaEANts D.
ffe various classes amH tho N0fuN
20 = prarHr time for sr4iinN TIE
Same Viii 30 improved no annhb ~
contestants are atlawea So make go
Hatfed weights az least eight k0uTH
Before entering 3 riaA
Jack fTWiuf Sullivan defeated
jim stewart ne fFnskiFn heavy.
weight in a fast ansraunH NuHt a.
.fha Marathon Athletic efnh IN Urnah
.lfu suitFah f1rcsf TIRE battle fFHfn
tNs start era wfth she exception 90
.twn feun4a had the better af hit 90
g1uauf Throughout
rhfn uuald defeated 0earnr Meth-
ser Is a hsuHisnu wrestling Hput a.
Corning. * NatH0rr aEEwed to
tafaW Npsid IN 20 winutea Neither
Eqt q fat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
HUSKY
STOPS JEFFRIES

while the Iaffriss party was
hurfylna through the Lake shore
station O. catch the Tweutiafh
Century Limited 81 Chicago Jeff
stopped 70 say gn0dHy % a
friend aud tho others went on
ahead Mrs Jaffriaa had the tickets
and showed them 10 the gatemau
81 a haaty manner, attempting At
the same time Is indicate that two
more wefa coming
Presently the big fellow numbered
up and attempted % get through
TIE gate. The man with the punch
stopped him with ths usual demand
for q ticket.
Didn't the lady show you a
ticket Ter me-" Ien asked In a
surprised manner
"Ho. cir" came the reply. JEFF
looked At the man N Instant then
hiA face broke into n great grin
"MF boy, you've lust doHn some
thing no other man has been able
70 do" he laughed.
what's thatY asked the SUR
You've stopped Jim Jsffrios"
said the giant
WANT-Board and room. Sec
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
ALLEYD0M NEWS OUT
FIRST TIME TODAY

y u Brooks the uaw manager 81
D ~ A T. alleys. has tome omf
18th a weekly publication known a.
q -AliNFdum NeWA which - de-
sntrd exclusively % The interests ~
bowling. tte naprF making SEE In
ltial appearance today
n Is i very neat little sheet fHti
~ naftY anpe Tor the haNiefa. taken
from an owe the country. and
should ffR q EumA place ia iutal
bowling circles The game la daily
kfeWinR mnrs popular 90 Seattle
anN um the coast ard with the rnms
les uf the ~ M e. d tHta city
much iufeFesf iN hsine taken -
everyone lm the rolling nasftme
Mr. hrnoks has soften away with q
ssfs clever idea sHd - 60 TO con-
graduated on fNo ready acceptance
which his fiFst issue ~ finding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
mas arru wnHk TO Do aNn
- nEsrowstnIE ron rms
CREWS SHELL.

"Mess peopts thlak thai an a
enNswain has 60 Do a. "a sft aHgk a.
ease dufiaH 3 rskFsffs steering the
she'll and sinHlna Hfa without
any further ea~Fttens aatd Maifnv
puntsr fe gosswain - the first
fuA reuffdihN hts ~fra@Nses ~ .
sta reporter Yesterday nfturncnn
Tts crews - TIE els shells ard
haraee had returned ffom =
lnE tongue iashina ~ ths strenva4s
GonthHnF and Departed New emily
che tNn p~uEsWalna and y reporter
were left A. Z oelaeh the dtmtnu.
live figures wers attn - work ~tth
their towels. afyinS Oft ths siistsr-
ing sldos q the sssnier craft
bumhar explained From half Past
four tift gnartar tc eta wrrs 90 The
siiaiis There 40 base 70 unf oar
bodies Sc and fro. tNs frequency
puil a. their ars We have 90 keep
a close watch o. the meua werh.
the form display 81. and steer q
true course because IN the regatta
the slightest deviation means win'
fhsn fram . quartz ~ vsfil
half past ats SO are busy rubbtng
dry the shells. dFytNn D towels
repairing sfna1i leaks ard cieaulnE
up, 80 mat 80 don't sss antu the
ntfWHH MHAA NAANf#t WN AaN"Aa
ne paused ana looked pp from bic
work. then he c0uftdwd proudly
Hut we got results that are worth
tire effort This she'll that I SIN work .
ium on was supposed 20 have est
lived ftn usefulness three years AKo.
yet IN a. 70 won thr tuRet champ
fnnahip for two surceRsfse seasons
THIS u thr third year o. the pacffft
coast for ihta she'll whifu used -
hc 4 famuus record holder OF
Cornell before we bought "a"
Ths university has two siFhf.
Dared shells. two aiEhf-naFed
harnaa. = f~uur~nArad she'll and y
faur-oared barge Every spring
sarh one H. rubbed doNn with Nesl
wool cleaned with gasoline ana -
vanished Coach ~ y Ganihear
exercises the same Wafohfui care
over the man and the rah. rAh TOYS
are expecting 70 repeat their
Victories ~ thc last two years and
win again the championship OF the
Pacific coast this aprinH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
SPORTING NEWS
AMONG THE
COLLEGES

CoiumbiA'u prospects for the beat
race with The Harvard NarHltY eight
on the Charles nest month have
heou considerably ahrkened by the
stroke % tho crew De- suffering from
a diaiocation Of the shoulder which
naY keep him out OF the shell for
some time
The nsws 81 the defeat BY Penn.
s%ylvania ~ the ColumbiH basketball
team came 20 Columbia in tho early
watches ~ Friday morning hY wifn-
less The Columbia Wireless club
received thc meaage
The Minnesota end Wisconsin unit
veraity basketball teams will play
AZ Madison. VIA, Tuesday night
waffle stefieu. Rtassa assistant
football coach for 1903. viii make
hia debut a. a football coach this eff
teFnonu nt Marshall FIELD whom he
VIII attend the frat University of
thtcaEo sprlna football practice Of
thn season
Rowing aud baseball ~ New YORK.
ia tbs weather u ne last week
The practice tn the cage for the
candidates Cor this years ninu bes
san with bfiEht prospects % an
early training outdoors
@aH
The report 81 Treasurer Henry =
rhompaen a. graduate treasurer OF
HarNAftss Athletic association
which will arpraf today showH a
total profit 81 tee aplt0 for the
year tANf~A. the result ot all OF ltRfs
wards athletics
NJ ~ Eaear. manager ~ athletics
at Nebraska. has arranged a 81
game schedule for the Cornhuaher
Baseball team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
BASEBALL.

Ard raw eumsa Iim natnhaNtW
Win q threat g. 60 intu thHf Cali
fuFnfN STATE league u might be a
mGmeY saving proposition for some
81 ere bia league maNaafea 81 but
fnn np ttis outtam bunch. and put
"a 0ut ~ commission N would ~
least taNa a rig stick uut 81 the
hands - uuraiy players
THE usrk siay. Cal. Etka are think-
ing % paftius q team ir the nelo
this ywNr This team mould prove
a killer 10 all high balls
The wAnhEn gtoa Nationals sure
NeeH strengthened some Ftrat
comes Nfff rufus Hlth hfs first game
% tha season STRIKING gut ~ men
So = game AZ Macon ant hpiAiuN
hla opponents hifissa and then walt
johnson gets Awny wfth - sfffhH a.
outs Oh eight fnrlnae and wins ~
n run. Who said Tire Nationals
a tlasndf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
WESTON TODAY BEGINS
HIS Continental hike

been a dsv0tee Of that exercise and
uow I'm hts Old age ne Intends tg cap
tta climax ~ a walk Rerpaa the on.
unen2 and poeaibiF back again. TO
Seattle and TIE A-T.-H w. Weston
r. . small man. weighing about f1f
pounds. and a. always IN perfect
condition. ever uun In Hfa walks
he sets 4 four miiw-ansh0uF pace.
slower and newer faster. day IN aud
day cut. stopping only for eight
hours rest each niRht. and for hia
meals If expects 10 arrive Ia Sc
attic within % daYa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
WHILE ettths ADOnN. tWrLonE
AND ENCORfs. pRtNEs
MAN FnOM CELLAR.

htow would you Hike to be adercd
AZ a hcro BY 90 Untvsrsttv % wash.
fpNton so -vdsf That's what nurwan
Rants. q senior. YMrHitN tackle ana
Former captain ~ tho track team. Ia
g the defmltefy girls lust because
re Rescued them from tho burglar.
toua sntc0NuHE OF a Jack johnson
oompieNtenNd aVntleman last Friday
nfwhf
hantA who has eniy recently suc
cumhed 70 the wiisa Of Cupid was
NpendiuR a pleasant evening with
n object o. HE Affections Ia the re-
captton room 81 Clarke hail. sMrs
rounded by numerous unattached eos
edA when the gathering WAS rudeiY
diaFnnttd BY d entrance % IL hYs-
terleAl yeWnk woman announcing
the presence, IN the basement. of a
dusky and u%EinNited visitor
Chtxairlc u the soul % nurwelt
HAnta He would eNpeii tho In
1Vdaf,
Wen 60 too choruscd tho flnt.
terfng hearts around BIN, each ene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
RECTOR WILL RACE SOUTH
AFRICAN WALKER AGAIN

written Rector asking him a. race
Walker Rector has replied that he
Will DO ~, provided that the race
viii be held 81 June at Travera iH-
land. Rector was asked BY then
President Roosevelt - race Walker
again. but was prevented from do
Ing 40 by the warnings Of his doe
tor. who advised him 81 serious
heart trouble. saying that 10 race
again meant certain death. Since
that time he has taken strengthen
Ing treatments and r. now Ia good
condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15

MANffN TsE. March fN-ft be-
gins 70 lock ~ ~ Capt Miguel nnu-
I'm, ~ the NHw York Nationals and
Geo. Ntlfaa. the I1fHfa affssIds
aiuksf, have become permanent
msmn~ra ~ the exclusive sptina
bold cut eolnnF They Just cant
hear Neither Mcgfa~ stnsaaa
Come hans and Al wnl 80 faf-
given.
Tie call % th~ aauth has not been
an9w eFe1 bX either. and both have
notified , MuggHy that unless he
hiatus hetN veu ths Pat and call a.
th~Y say IN Wall a. iM bfldwed With
regular wnneN thHF cant ace tneHns
t9lNes wearing HFuaH unifuffaa
Ehis summer Ntth the LICK taia.
scope
hunilu has an ass In ths hole in
tha form - a vaudeville runAfaNE 81
four NEufsa = week "a ADA 20 tha
domestic fseeFsF fund and tia bet-
Ter hair Mabel Bfitn@N hn - baftiHw
ah0ut zoe IN the shtf@nFafers MtAa
bshina B foetiiNata q Mac -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
rArHE ~ IN CONDITION AND
Will GIVE PUEBLO FIaE-
Ran Run Fon MONEY.

Los ANGELES March fs-nifiy
Fmpka Is In perfect health To-day.
fighter who met Hugo Kelly last
pee@mher. He says he In IN better
condition than when he Knocked
cut ketchet on Labor day.
Il know I can ship Jim Flynn
whsn I meet him next Friday
nfEht.~ declared the Kewanae boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
FLYNN GO WILL
BE FAST FROM START

IT'S never safe 20 say you are WefnE
20 knock out q tough. game chap like
fiFnn. hat Ira gu.nA 70 40 my best
q ailp him a sleep tablet
Farke 10 after the mid 81 FwtNht
championship a0ain. II know I
am Ia bad with tHN pHhiir for my
poor showing against katrhet aud
my health nuw and aM going ~
pfu back rA confidence bv puftiuN
up 4 different class % battles IN
/ don't Do nomnlainN worth while
Friday yoa ean say anything Fou
Ike about me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
NO SOLICITORS
EMPLOYED

We aim to Tighten the work OF
the housewife. Phone Main 1853.
or ind tif9. A representative Will
call and explain tho best way TO
houseolean. The Blue Wagon is
the best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
LEAVES NEW Work CRY HALL
woR GATES oF s.-y-P.
E. AND SEATTLE

Al o'clock his afternoon. nd
ward PayaOn Weston. the fanou
pedestrian. will celebrate bis list
birthday b. setting off from the city
hall In New York for h Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition In thia
oitE-lnteudinG e come 3 entire
distance on foot He has during his
than any man alive. having always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
HAYES AND DORAND0 OFF
FOR FINAL MARATHON

better man. Hayes won the actual,
race at the Olympic games after
but since. IN a race IN Madiaou
square garden. he was defeated hy
D0rando with some ease The race
tonight will be the third and last.
ana Will decide which e. the better
man Betting here favora borando
for the course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15

rsptsip ~ the nrHf champions And
they do say MAbete say goes
iust what wtitae has buried la q
spnf lighted bat the chances ere
aaorMe has Is EhicaHnaon@ % those
Jimmy Callahan dreams Of send
pro baseball % course Wlitne g.
a spNthuaW - must be granted &C.
eentftn allowance ma a. they al
low = maiden On . hsudlrau. and
Through tAH assistance Of a yen or
two ~ that smoke thlng. Sc can
sss = Lake Constance aauses over
fNs baseball hasiHnn without ffuus
Bio Hniess iha morning after "a
counted IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
TELLS ABOUT
A C0xSWAlN'S TROUBLES
FAlR opens In ss pAYs.

To induce you % do your fixing
up rtEht Away. We are making blg
rnduetiona In wail paper this month
We have paperhanKvrs and paint.
sfs at your command FEDERAL
pSint a Wall Paper Co. 1914 First
AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15

his contest with the Olympic cham
ten ciaaa ~ ~ tha Sec
MaiOney's friends have had $1,000
aa = side bet posted for some weeks
now, and say nothing would suit
them better than 10 have DOrando
booked for the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
DORANDO WANTS TO
RACE MATT MALONEY

NEW YORK. March is-Dorando
pfafrs il anxious TO arrange a hara-
esk~ nIaca shortly after his contest
wlfh Johnny Hayes. There WAS 9
ffs1osfttor On the part u some u
hfr frfesds 70 await the result Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15

eosumend him a. IN opponent far
The champion. After winning as
nrufrsatufsai rings and ant defeated
by frankie Neit. HtnEe which De has
climbed upward Most ~ hfa men
been knarkea ous De has
beaten Ia q hurry such sseu az
Young Safhett. Martha NuFnmm~y
Tommy MoWatt. Eddle Hanian. rHliy
f~tuurane and a aenfa ~ others
a rough ard ready fight sr. with
e sleep PRODUCING walian "a altiaef
hand he ia an Ideal opponent for
NTlaun. Who t~ no pink teA pes form
raped squaNe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
HAS HEART TROUBLE RENE
DIED AND ~ NOW IN
GOOD sHAPE.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March i5
From present Indications. James A.
H@afor, the Universally Of Virginia
flyer, viii race walker, 81 SCUM
Africa. who beat him In London ~
fhe Olympic gameH James A sult=
van. president Of the A. a u has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
S1--VANCOUVfR, |. C.-$1

Princess Royal from Pier "a"
10 p. M. except Tuesday. incom.
parably the best on the route
Phones 900. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15

san FRANCISCO March IA
when Battiiux Nelson nEata again
he vii probably face that knock
Qua Md. Fighting ptrk Hyl4nd
Nelson has signed ARTICLES for a as
round reception ~ Jimmy Gaffretn p
club Ia Stay. lie viii meet eho-
eve Epffrofh M0creets 4n AARminE.
Efoth Hyland who Is knoWn as
Wa. Creu a. nome. aud Packer
MeFarlend want action. bat thc for
mer viii probably be given prstet-
ence4 There II doubt In C~affroth's
mind about Mcfarland ma&inx ia
poundH and retaintns bis strength.
HFfand has n grand record %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15
RACE TONIGHT WILL Snow VINO
~ BETTER MAN - BOrH
ARE IN CONDITION.

NEW YORK. March fs-DOrnndo
Pls4ri and John Hayes Will start TO-
night on their third Marathon race
10 decide for AL time which ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15

The resignation OF 10. -. Cochema.
formerly OF the University Of wis
.consln. 40 athletic director Of ~
Louis university, has been accepted
BY the athletic board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-15

WHEN PRINT .

WHEN PRINT sLURs
Irritable temper and general dis
comfort results. We positively curo
this condition with our specially
ground glasses. ~Schuchard Optical
Co. Eye Specialists. 1907 Second
av. Seattle.
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wANT-Board and room. Sec
page Q. I.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-25

Use "LoNDON BALM" money back IL not
satisfied. ali druggists or of London Ralm Co.
Denver. Colo. csc and 50C.
ToE-GUM cures corns, all druggists, 15c.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-25
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
for Delta People to Neglect.

The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they get firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Bachache, head
ache, nervousness, lameness, soreness.
lumbago, urinary troubles, dropsy, dia-
betes and Bright's disease follow in
merciles SIS succession. Don't neglect
your kidneys. Cure the kidneys with
The certain and safe remedy, Doan s
Kidney Pills, which has cured people
right here in this locality.
Mrs. c. A Hallett, West Townsend
ST., Telluride. Colo, says: Il suffered
from such severe pains. across my loins
that | was greatly inconvenienced.
For years was subject to these at.
tacks which were of a most persistent
nature. | was uncertain as to the cause
of my trouble but was led to give
Doan's Kidney Pills trial as saw
them highly recommended for back
ache. My husband procured box fol
me and the results of their use were SC
satisfactory that l gave them to oul
son fifteen years of age, who com
planned a great deal at times of al
ache across his loins. They proved OF
wonderful benefit to him and thus my
estimation of their merit was in
creased.
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the. United
States.
Remember the name Doan s-and
axe no other.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-25

the rocks and brush not 20 yards from
us to the right. But we had not time
to think OF them. The wounded lion
got to his feet with Incredible energy
and quickness. As he leaped. with
another roar poured both barrels of
my Parker into his body. That was
enough. He landed in convulsions
and II was fortunate that he had
enough. There was crash In the
brush to the right and bounding into
the moonlight giving terrible voice,
came his mate. She stopped as she
caught sight of us. Never have |
broken and loaded n gun MOI quickly,
Drayton had pumped in another shell
and without pausing to more than
swing on his knee and cover. he let
drive and missed, barely raking her
shoulder. She bit hastily at the wound
and then came for us lie thunder
bolt. meant to pull both barrels,
but gave her the right. She waverel 4
trifle, but was on us before I could
fire again. She knocked Drayton fiat
and his head. striking rock. he lay
senseless, while her outstretched
talons tore his rifle fror, his hands
and tumbled 1t Gathering among the
bushes. Her momentum carried her
over him and her body merely
brushed me. | leaped one pace to the
right and swinging my piece without
even bringing It to shoulder drove The
bucks into her throat. She was In
the act of whirling to rush upon Dray-
ton. but now dropped in her final
agony rolling over and over on him.
one blind blow from her paws tearing
half the clothes from his body but
leaving him unhurt. | did not know
then but that she had crushed his
skull as she leaped, but ragging him
aside saw that he was merely
stunned and was now coming around
by permission OF l.ongmans. Green q
CO.. New York.
Copyright. 1909. by Benz. b. Hampton.)