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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-18
LAND SCHOLARSHIP
An Ohio Lad and a PennsyIva-
mia Youth Get Rich Rail-
road Prizes.
SONS OF RAILROAD MEN
palladium Specially

(P4lladium Specially
Pittsburg. Aug. 1S.-George F. Wolfe,
Youngwood. Pa, and NJ. Mort Strong
of Cleveland. Ohio. were today an
nounced as the successful candidates
for the Frank Thompson Scholarships.
With the addition OF these two young
men. there will be eight holders OF
these scholarships. which amount to
5000 annually. and which are awarded
upon a competitive examination, to
sons OF employees of the Pennsylvania
Railroad System.
The successful candidates for the
scholarships in 1907 were w. B. Rudd.
of Media. Pa, who graduated in June
Of this year from Yale University, and
George j. Richers of Altoona. who is
taking a course in engineering at the
University Of Pennsylvania. In 1908
Merritt e. Gill. Of Grand Rapids.
Mich. now at the University of Michi-
gan. and Harry Wallis Anderson. of
Folcroft. Delaware County Pa. now
at the University Of Pennsylvania,
were awarded the scholarships. Ben
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-18
States Rights will Be Debated
at National Conserva.
tion Congress.
RAISED BY WESTERN MEN
WILL 0E PREsgNTep TO THE
CONVENTION DY DELEGATES
FROM WARRINGTON STATE, Ac-
coRoINo TO REPORT.
palladium Specially

st. Paul, Minn.. Aug. 1s.-The old
question Of states rights that has Of
ten cropped out between the govern
ment and the various commonwealths
OF the union Is bound to be raised in
the National Conservation congress
In st. Paul. September to 9.
Indication Of this comes to st. Paul
In statements attributed to delegates
from the state of Washington. II two
OF the delegates are correctly quoted
there IL q division Of opinion In the
Washington delegation which makes
an interesting situation. Wilbur 8.
Yearsley. one Of the five delegates
appointed by Mayor Nelson 8. Pratt.
OF Spokane is quoted as saying:
Opposes National Move.
Il am unalterably opposed to nation
al conservation and the present ten.
dency toward bureaucratic control Of
our public resources.
~. J. Browne and George Chandler
who were also named BY Mayor Pratt,
are members with me of the Western
Conservation league. We believe in
the control of all public resources by
the states, and we have faith In the
citizens Of the state of Washington
electing representatives to the legis-
lature who will pass laws controlling
public resources II. they are turned
over to the commonwealths that will
be equitable to the state and the pub
lie and the capital invested"
Samuel A. Mann, Judge Of the Spo.
kane municipal court. an ''insurgent"
candidate for congress will come to st.
Paul with IN entirely different view
from that expressed by Mr.. Yearsley.
n he was correctly quoted when he
said: II am strongly in favor Of nat
sional conservation. I believe in the
title Of public lands and water rights
remaining in the control Of tho govern.
mont. feel that the states will re.
ceive their benefit from the develop.
ment BY the government"
This difference Of opinion presents
to tho officers Of tho congress wAo
are now In st. Paul an idea of what
may b expected In the debates that
are TO take place In the convention
Il 10 not regarded ~ unlikely that
both President Taft and Col. Roose
velt will have something to say alona
this Mne Of thought and that they will
b Supporters Of the contention thai
the government should control the re
sources there II no doubt here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-18

amin NJ Snyder Jr., OF Elmira, N Y.
and Wallace b. Porter. Of Youngs-
town. O.. won the scholarships in 1909.
Young Wolfe is the son Of George
b. Wolfe. a locomotive engineer on
the Southwest Branch of the Pitts
burg Divisions of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. He is seventeen years old
and has ust graduated from the High
School in Greensburg. Pa. He expects
to enter the Civil Engineering De.
partment of Lehigh University.
NJ. Roy Strong is a son of Arthur W
Strong. Telegraph operator, on the
Cleveland 4 Pittsburg Division of the
Pennsylvania Lines. He has been at.
tending the Case School of Applied
science. Cleveland, Ohio. He is TWEEN.
ty-one years of age. and expects tc
continue at the Case School. Strong
is at present q member of the Engi-
neer Corps Of the Cleveland & Pitts
burg Division.
The Thompson Scholarships were es
tablished by Anna Thompson, Frank
Graham Thompson. and Clark Thomp.
son, children of the late President
Frank Thompson of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. The grantors OF
this trust fund OF $12OOO0OO declared
it was their desire to afford to the
sons of living and deceased employees
OF the Pennsylvania System an oppor.
tunity for a technical education. With
the awards for 1910 there are eight
beneficiaries of the Thompson Schol-
arship Fund receiving college edu.
cation. This number will be main
tanned by awarding two scholarships
every year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-18
C. c. BEElER DEAD

C. C. Boolor of Liberty. died last
evening at his home from paralysis.
1t was the second stroke. He was
IS years old and well known through
out Wayne county as he was one of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-18

time Is coming;
Hay FeVer be prepared and
do not suffer this year. Use vAPoR.
OIL No. 2 special and get relief. Posi-
tive results and Is absolutely harmless.
Serial No., 1926. Write for circular.
Sold and guaranteed by
Leo II. Fihe, Richmond, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-18
EAGLES IN SESSION


(Americsn News Service.)
New London. Conn. Aug. 1s.-The
Connecticut state aerie. Fraternal Or
der Of Eagles. held it, first annual
field day and parade hero today. Del.
egations representing the local bran.
ches Of the order In the chief citiea
and towns OF the state participated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
] s s THE STAR EDITORALsAND MAGAZINE PAGE
Increasing UseIessness of Clothes

At Ann Arbor Mich, is association called THE Ladies'
Union The other day it discussed the topic The City Beau
tu the of the debate strong ground was taken
against the paucy OF amcnt exhibited by the university ath
etes of that town.
was suggested the young should in their hiking
through the least enough clothes man to wad
shotgun or elderly lady said, ito put in tea
One OF them asserted that your young daughter would
sink the ground ii She should meet one OF more
OF these braNny studies.
The Ladies' Union stands for the old ideals but We fear
their struggle late ReinEi made hard fight against
the decadcnce OF Rome Rome decadcd Just the
No the confession be made that the daughter
aforesaid should these uncothed athletes she would
probably nod say Hello Billy Hope YOU break reeord
and without blush She would be as braxen as he would
be IL he met her mother in ballroom.
Naked came we into civilization, and maybe when our
civilization gets old ogets IFS clothes again Clothes 1t may
be remembered. derived from modesty but from
enumeration After tribe had got into the habit % wearing
truck about their waists-the first skthcy felt
ashamed when caught naked It unaocustomed naked
thar caused bushesaud that's all it today There's
question OF morals IN IT,
We may remember with comiort-considcriug this
rapidly progressive nutty OF clohesthat those primitive
peoples who have pure IN thought aud deed The
climate the United States will always stand IN the %
any complete OF the principle fear though the North
American Indians approached the ideal Amt you
eod asked the trappc Of the nude king Of che forest Nor
said the Indian why not asked the trapper four face
eodr asked the rcdskiu Nor said the trapper Well
the aborgue closing the debate Iniun all facet
There you ladies Of the ANN Arbor Ladies Union
The young people OF this day getting to be all face Their
development OF cheek is astonishing but cant stop the
tendency Not the Ladies Onion suit do H. Let
study Rcsarus and pray that purity Of heart
may need Of clothes The City Beautiful
will naked and ashamed That is the Edenc and
only which should pray be retorcdproyided
always. that the weather is suitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
SOME DENTAL DICTA

The condition of the teeth ID n
telitale as to diet They are the
guards which stand az the gateway
10 the body, ready Go divide the
food into manageable portions.
TO bring peace of mind and health
ful bodily activity No greater KAN.
Joy exists than dyspepsia. no more
vicious menace to life aud eff
cheney obtains than a disordered
condition of the process Of nutri.
ton.
Cancer OF the stomach ls nolori.
ously a disease OF gross feeders
Eighty per cent OF the cancers OF
the stomach arise from bottled food
II AN ounce OF prevention rs ever
worth a pound Of cure. n Us keep.
ing the teeth IN good condition
Swallowing pus. which every vic.
tim OF pyorrhon must do when eat
ina d. as sure poison as swallowing
arsenic in small doses. though very
much slower IN lts deadly devasta-
ton OF the intestines. and one can.
not properly maHucato his food
with missing teeth
Briefly Our Method rs this.
II YOU have two or more teeth left
tn either jaw. We can supply an that
YOU have lost with teeth IA good
solid and sound as the best set OF
natural teeth ever grown In any hu.
man beings mouth. and a whole lot
more beautiful than natures best
product without resorjlng 10 such
makeshifts as partial plates and the
unsanltary bridgowork Our Meth.
cd Teeth are not only beautiful. but
they are comfortable and durable.
We guarantee them to last a life.
time.
The pain incident Go this work Is
practically none. the expense ia less
than the average firstclass praotl.
toner would charge.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
f405 Third Az, Cor. Of Union St.
Across the street from the +. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

FA4f"1&AfNF
Wouldn't u make sou sore 10
have some college, youngsters go
aleuthlnE around and rake up an
90 skpleton Won bad hld over
twoacure years ago. OF course. Il
would and Il probably got under
Henry N FlaEicrs hide when the
dramatic corrs OF the Chicago uul.
TeFAity. the endowed % Standard
on millions. recently presented
Goliath. a play laying bare all
che tfickrry and deceit 81 fiaglsr
and bis Standard OH associates Ia
the Harper wheat corner in 1887
The STANDARD OH crowd was
SO. 000 600 90 the good when Fiagler
aud bis crowd broke the cQruer
slaughirflnK friends and foes alike
and running thousands by the fall.
ure 90 Harpers bank IN Cincln.
natl
FiaFief 30 not the power IN
standard OH that be was when he
invented the famous come hack
rebate system whereby The oil
trust profltcd b. ita rivals ship
ments Hla name f. nos syn
ouymous with Florida. Tor n there
IL nny one state owned body and
soul by a boss ., is Florida. Is ~
her largest hotels. all famous win.
ferine places most of her railroads.
and many acres Of her land are
owned BY fiagler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
pANIcKY HUSBANDS.
Since the s~ops Case Many Won.
der Il They Are Beinu Fed
Lethal Lunches.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. March 80
Just because be happened 90 be
one Of the experts engaged ia the
swope poisoning case AZ Kansas
City. Br Y. G. Vaughan has been
asksd 20 sample more food than
the sulfans official tasfar. ~
seems that people all over the
country feel that they are slowly
eating themselves into a lingering
grave. OF something like that MS
much like the effect of reading "a
graphic patent medicine adver.
tisement-it makes you think you
have the symptoms Husbands par.
ticularly seem 70 suspect their
wives cooking, and they send sam.
Piles u Dolly's biscuits and hash
20 be gone over Tor subtle luRredl.
enta
Ia addition 10 his wide expert.
ence 10 ioxlcology Dr. Vaughan ia
now gaining some knowledge OF
crankoloEy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

II was the droary hour when
dinner. having been eaten. was do.
ing its best TO digest itself and the
girls wore talking In the huahed
tones appropriate 10 the occasion
1--WE just heard of a new charm
TO tell whether any one loves you.
and 81 30. who II TO-" whispered El.
ste
what is it7" querled Sophie. alb.
aently, lingering her new diamond
ring
We'll. you take four or five
chostnuts. name them after some
man you know. and then put them
on the stove. and the first one
that pops Is the one that loves
you"
HIM." said sophie Il know a
better way than that"
do your
Yes, indeed by my plan you
take one particular man. place him
on the sofa In the parlor SIT close
20 him with tho light little low,
and look into his eyes And then,
If he doesn't pop. you'll know it'a
time 10 change the man on the
sofa {" Woman's Home Com.
panlon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Mhshsr~A Aren't you uss Eiri
Pretty Waitress tile be- my
first DAY IN this restaurant
WHAT'S Ynmr name
~ w Pearl
n oh. you are the Pearl n Great
PRICE,
y ~ 40. TIN the Pearl That
Was Cast Before swine.
surely tha ftg CLERK wha looted =
unHtau bank ~ $500 900 found no
example Tor esifavagancs Ca hts sal-
arS.
ssirasn, pike and uoidfish arc said
70 be the srly fab thas nsvsr SLEEP.
The young lady wss eni~rtainins
Ia gentleman caller in the imN lns
room. Hsf little br,ghsr was sise
present
sia h. Inquired. iaoklns 10 from
his hpok. what 70 ths r'sls u
three
Three j. crowd. dear relolnsa
his Sister No~ run Assay and
play
Prosecuting Attorney tat Froaen
nngl@fnur honor. The sheriff. bail
run has rhaNsd ~ The bibis
IuaEs-~ Well make size witness
kiss the bull pup then
RailroAd sretnsera ~ hohsula
begin ssith = saisry % $50 psf
ssseks
President ~ the Vanderbilt lines
tolls az that fhe farmer makes fhf
high pficea High raiirsau rates
FOR instance
Before you let fsileN tell you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

You mustn't throw snow balls
said JAMES father 10 him
Huh. like that. said jamie
"How'm I going 10 bit anything n
I don't throw them
Charley had a Mexican hairless
dog. A man met him on the street
Has thar dog got fleas ?" asked
the man
Yes. replied Charley
Well. he hasn't any hair. pur.
sued the man. Where do they
hide
They don't have 20 hide. *.
plained Charley. They're iuyis-
lble fleas
Adelaide Adams mother was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
WIT = SSN7 our TOTS TOT

tying a ribbon ia her hair Il was
a pink one This wili match your
red lips. commented Mrs Adams.
Better put a blue one on me. -
urged Adelaide ITS 20 cold 10.
day my lips wiii be- blue
Mabel had been warned not "a
do her Lessons on the dining room
table, because she had more than
once spoiled the white tablecloth.
Again she was discovered there
b her mother. Nho told her 90 60
10 another table lest abe upset the
ira
The Ink said Mabel
Yes. The Ink. said her mother
That's funny. said mabel I'm
using a lead pencil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
They Dance the Dance of Mesmeric Kisses

Docs a Kiss meamerixef u that
state u ethereal BLISS In which ~
leave everything terrestrial far. FAR
behind us for the intoxicating DE-.
lights of paradise. whlle wc quaff
tho golden nectar from loved
ones lips is that msamcriHmf
IN the extraordinary Dance Mes.
medquc. over which al OF Der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
REFLECTIONS or a sAcsrta

The way Tor a man 70 have L..
opinions upon a subject a - :
understand very mach about
You eei most gift horses "a u, +.
the mouth because they srs -.
ine8
Mugic hath charms 70 mo,h. i.
savage breast when j stops psys.
in the next fiat
a woman % bound 10 4 -
looking II the only way shs ~ !
it De- in her photograph.
The only thing over when I -.
can get sincerely. iasiiussy -
deeply Indignant is hls Just -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Take. O. take thuae lips away
That - aweetiy we're fnrcswOrn.
And those eyes. the break ~ day.
Lights that DO misiead The mgrns
nut nay kissea hrinF again. bring
again.
Seals OF love. but senld ia vain.
seald Ia vain
Shakespeare Measure Tor Mcns.
ure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
that you are the apple ~ his eye, be
sure that he isn't slrsaay paired.

that you are the apple ~ his eye, be
sure that he ISN'T already paired.
An Incident 10 told - prominent
actor who becoming much the worse
Tor wear as The early morning honrH
passed away finally decided 81 g.
home from a ball A. he wns about
10 depart be noticed beautiful
young lady ~ HE Acquaintance sit
tins alone hiie "a dreamy waltz wns
IN progress
Tho gallant one at once removed
his coat, and placing a. nn chair
with his other belongings. a. once
started into the maxes ~ Strauss
AZ tho conclusion ~ tha dance his
things had disappeared
AZ home bic wife RaH waiting and
he realized that fact. ~. HtoppiuK a.
an nll niHhr oyster ralnrc be- put
chased fry and Then taSied 20
hin house
AZ about 2 o'clock his wife heard
= gentle tapping AZ she door OPEN
lug n che hehsid hubby Dn hiH knees.
dangling the box - oysters ln one
hand ard supporting himself with
tho other hiie hia face hure e most
beasifir please don't scpid expires"
sion.
Tho tobacco trust paid 70 per cent
on its common eli ~afsfl stock last
year. Nes yeu kne@ ~hy NEST ~
itk product Smells like burning feps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Just when she was beginning 10
make a success on the stage. Jane
Wolf Of New York suddenly decided
70 change 10 the moving picture
stage That was a year ago. and
before many months she had signed
q long term contract. at fancy rates,
with one Of the largest moving pic.
ture firms IN the business. She rs
one Of the prettiest girls IN the
moving picture drama, and she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

plays character parts 80 you are
likely 20 aee her doing almost any
kind of work. from playing a
schoolgirl sweetheart 70 taking The
part OF an elderly matron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Times Union.
Grandma 60 Willie. who Is visit.
Ing in the country Sow. Willie.
tomorrow we Will 90 to the little
country church over there and you
will be chrislened
willie whose papn builds ahipsi
No YOU don't ! don't wani any.
body 10 bust a bottle Of champagne
over my head Judge
Even a fool. when be holdoth his
peace. % counted wise Bible.
Papa. what ls the person called
who brings sou ia contact with the
spirit world
"a barmaid. my soa Boston
fourier
Tho bOldhcaded man SIS ihe origl
nal star gazer Dallas News
Stranger Did you ever reveal
your fishing hole ~ q frleud2
Angler Once 7 dld to b friend on
his deafhbed Brooklyn Life.
Student preparing FOR junior
week. SO. J don't want 10 learn
any fancy dances want something
stable Ike the twostnp
Instructor How about the barn
dance Cornell Widow.
The friend who shows a lot of en
thnslasm when you don't need him
doesn't show any az al when you
do New York Press
Bedd You say the couple eloped
IN the fathers automobile?
] Greene Yes
I Redo Cant the old man trace
/ them7
Greene No. he's got such a cold
In his head he cant smell anything.
--Yonkers Statesman.
Fair and softly goes far Ger
vantes
A. for mankind. II ia divided into
two great classes those who cant
understand women and those who
don't try tO.~-DallaH News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Inns theatreEoeFs are u0w ravinK.
the meamorlc kiaa Ia well Illus.
fratsd The adventurous baroness
MaEhieru meHmcflrcH Herr Won
Nohelhuim Ga q dance of klaara
that almost hypnotltea half the
audience. besides reducing tho
leading man Ia a state Of hypnotic
coma. in which he finds her wllos
irroalalibio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

bAtNS STAPLE. Eng. March
i9-This IL the only city IN the
world that has "closed season"
for evil doors. Whenever the coun.
~ fair is held, white glove Is
hung out OF the police court win.
dow on the end of a pole That
means no arrests The policemen
go In for good ume and the Judge
takes vacation. II is notable that
there's less crime on such occa.
Hions than at normal times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
STORY OF THE ELECTRIC LIGHT BULB

Ineandescent electric lamps consist Of very hn wire
like colt ftiament incosed Ia alright bulb The
nlament made hair silk. wood fibe cood other
original elements hav
been baking a ere rihueut
the glass bulb and the air exhausted by OF
hy heating both 10 heat When all afr II
exhausted bulb sealed The attached
the connected the nameu mbedded In
paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Every time Chancellor Day De.
iivers a speech he adds 20 the aum
total Of human WEAKNESS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

|. President Taft wants q distinctly
understood that he - q poor poll.
tician. Yes. and then some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Amous the unnamed heroes %
yesterdays battle IN the house nere
two Of washington's misrepreseuta.
tivos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Teacher Jimmy yea look very
pale this morning Are you lilf
Jimmy No. ma'am STA washed
my face this morning herself
Woman's Home Companion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
ALoVER's PLANT

The girl ! loved al flhees
AZ forty ! forgot
And she / loved Al fer.
J tried %. but could ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

A phone line between this and
Punk Ridge is much talked gf
probability Al present there s
soms Inconvenience. especially 70
the sick because people Who wish
10 talk across have no boiler across
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Surely man As bright a. Uncl'
Joe can take a hint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

A Merry Widows Cinb' has been
formed among the reliets Of our
town ~ a aort Of comeback a. the
Blilhe Bachelors union started by
our eiiRibiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

ought to pick up a let now that
Guggie Is really back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Why la the great mathematician
weeping nervous break-down7"
"Nn 0hagrln Tried 10 read the
new railroad timetable" Buflolo
hKpreas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
HERCULEAN HEN. FRUIT
''JuSt Kids
BY T. s. ALLEN

we said The subsrbsHi,s. proudly.
You hen rstortsd che sampins
Of the poultry products
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19


led Honawogsie has ma,
bran new hiiching post n ~ = !
ne premises on High Main a :. y
VII probably % away WITH ~.
gers hltehing their teams 4 =.
OF our siatuosque citizens =
NERlTAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Necessity o. the stepmother OF I'M
dustry
Love your neighb0r-hut keep your
line fence we'll braced
n boy decent learn 10 swim lrH
his mothers fault
a gentleman may be- merely 81 lazy
man who has money
Why are the sleeves Of the shirts
q man buys always 700 lOnR7
a padded cell yawna Tor the young
man ~ho uses perfumed stationery
What "a noisy world this would boz
n we an preached what We pracflcei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Truth may hgve thousand
tongues but only one face Florida
Times Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

The literary was we'll attended
., II having its effect. 81 many Of
our young folks have took to wear.
ing eyeglasses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Miss Tabby Frdemush made a
business trip 10 Beeieyeport She
took her winters output ~ canvass
gloves 70 barter for artificial flow.
era for her bunnit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

There IL lots Of spring moving
already Among the earliest are
Jade Ouioneeed'H. who have ar
ranged 20 take CioffbudeH house
next September or perhaps Ocio.
Der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

gathering "'sall9as