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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
HOUSE DEMOLISHED
IN PECULIAR MANNER
STREET PAVING COMPANY AT
SULPHUR BLASTING ROCK ON
STaEET DOES DAMAGE.

sulphur Okla, Feb. l2.-The resi-
dence of Mai. Ruben j. Carter. on
Carter Heights. was demolished today
by bunch of chained crossties fa.l.
ing upon il with such velocity that
they crushed through the roof, ceiling
and floor The croosties had been
placed over blast by the street paw
ing company 10 prevent small stones
from being thrown into the air by the
explosion and doing possible damage.
The Carter hill is of conglomeratc
formation. huge boulders composed of
small stones cemented so tightly 10
gether that 1t is difficult 10 blast them
apart. and experts can never tell what
a blast in the peculiar formation viii
result In.
The straightforward Asphalt and
Paving company have been IA zoe
times longer eXcavating the hill and
bringing the street down to grade
than they calculated. and viii loose
money 1t is said on their paving con.
tract.
The Carriers We're away from home
at the time OF the h',st and no one
was injured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
R. NJ, D|LLARO
BECOMES CANDIDATE
A CITIZEN OF FOURTEEN YEARS
OFFERS FOR COUNTY WEioHeR
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE.

H. VI. billiard Of this city is the
first man In the county to- get into
the race for county weigher. Mr.
Dillard possesses every qualification
to fill the Office to the entire salts
facti II of the people. He Is honest
well educa,cd. sober. industrious and
1t the democrats Of the county nom
mate him for this position they may
rest assured that the public weighing
portion of the county government
viii be in good hands. Mr. Dillard
has lived IN this immediate country
for fourteen years during that time
he has engaged In farming, stock.
raising. clcrking in wholesale and
retail houses and in store manage
mcut. He did not have to learn cour-
tpsy, Tor he was born in the Old
Volunteer state, Tennessee. and i'm.
bibed the kind of good fellowship
and the kind of democracy that
placed Bob Taylor In the United
States senate and his earliest les.
sons were concerning such men as
Old Hickory Jackson. He Is life
long consistent democrat. his heart
has been melloSed toward humanity
because he Is me of the people in
the trenches with the other fellow.
not having had the best educational
advantages. he has seized every op.
portunity that offered him learning
and training and he Is a well round.
ed, well developed man. capable Of
giving the people what they want
I'm the way of public wcigher and
worthy in every way To represent
the pc pie Of this county or any
other county in an official position.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13

with whiskey selling. and which
was up before Judge Gait in police
court Friday. will be- tried on its
merits in this court on the 2lst
OF the present month, and in event
Of conviction. Judge Gait will. II
an appeal Is asked. rule .on the
question of its being carried to the
county court Much interest is cen.
tered on she outcome of this case.
inasmuth as it has been useless to
convict parties charged with the VIC.
lation as the cases were carried to
the county court. but City Attorney
MO.re's ruling to the effect that the
police court Is the court of last re-
sort and Judge Gait will make his
ruling IN all probability In conform.
ity thereto.
Three drunks. and two negro won.
en, charged with fighting. were in
police court yesterday. Judge iialt
assessed the usual fines against eao:.
Offender.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
At Ada.

Ada, Okla. Feb. l2.-Thc city coun-
ell of this city has let the paving con
tract for the paving of Main street
from east side OF the right of way of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail
road on the east to the west side of
the right OF way of the Frisco rail
road on the west, and Broadway and
Townsend avenues from their junction
with Twelfth street to their junction
with the right of way of the Frisco
railroad on the north. at a total cost
of over $4,000. The engineers speci-
fcations for the work call for rock p
phalt, laid in same manner as the
paving at Ardmore, The contract calls
for active work 10 begin by April /
1910
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13

esty with the people Is the party
that retains its power. Tammany
lost u the enemy because IT be-
came corrupt. Kentucky sacrificed It's
democratic majority upon the altar
r machine legislation. And II OK
lahoml's Intelligent voters stand in
line iur dcm craft" supremacy such
men 81 Cru.c who came with that
memorial, statement. II would not
poriu.. myself to be governor OF
Gin, state" must be- chosen as the
PARTY standard bearer Tho day of
th, pyro,cchuic politician iu okla
homa must be- supplau'od by a
change g. the safe ana sane man
who loves honor better than polltl-
cal prD fcrmcut and who holds the
protection of the people In higher
regard than POLITICAL oNpodioncy. "
th' right man is placed at the head
of the ticket there can be- no worry
about he final outcome in the gen.
cral election The people can be
trusted 10 east their ballots right
and the man who IS afraid Of the
people is not worthy of their con.
fidcncc
Th, democracy Of Okahum, can
bc trusted to place its banner in
the hands Of Lee Crucc who win
lead IL 60 honorable vict ~ and
who win return 1t to the people
msullicd by any official act that
would cause 1t to trail in the dust.
Give us Crucc. and victory is GER
tain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
County Fair Enthusiast.

i. C. Morgan. president of The
Carter county farmers institute, was
n Ia city yesterday and together
With Secretary Mccoy drafted the
program tor the institute to be held
on the 9Th Of March. Prof VI rgan
is clItcd with the steps that have
been taken here with reference 10
the organization OF fair and says
it viii be the life OF the institute.
lie hopes to see the Ardmoro people
at the meeting Monday nigh, at
tine city hall. Prof Morgan was
thD first man to organize a district
club m his town ana says he is
determined ,uat every school in the
county shall have its district club.
Work viii be- begun at once to get
as many a, siN hundred members
m the county institute.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
TAXES AND POLITICS.

OTTO. lnubl' '1u press oi the state is
scr, actively engaged n calling the
attention OF 'h, people to the high
rlu of taxation and attempting to
u., b. as means To- hammer the
d,mucu'ir administration The re-
publican party posses as the party that
does things. 81 point, tu It's schoo s.
its road.. its bridges. It's municipal m.
pru.,mouts m states and counties
Vu,rr 10 &, 100 power and in this state
whore It is not in power It hammers
from one day to the other ON the que.
tiuu of taxation II the republican
party advocates education and i'm
proyomcnt, il Is a party of high taxa.
ton If it stands for slothlulncss and
against education 1t can afford to iigl.
the measures that have been ncces.
sary to purchase the good things ,nc
state Of Oklahoma enjoys when it
raises its voice against taxation II
lamns itself before the eyes of 'a'
people
II there were not isolated Gates ib
this portion of the state whore taxes
are too high the people who live there
do not possess the attributes com
mon 20 man. II was the natural
thing for the father whose child had
been denied educational advantages TO
take a step too far In voting bonds
when he had the opportunity of BUM.
ing school for his boy Did We use
t.c expression too far Can We 20
too far In matter of education and
do too much for the children OF Okla
homa7 Some localities have gone I,
ia. to please the heavy tax payer at
the present but the heaviest taN payer
community is worth twice what it is
In poor one ana the values of real
estate in this portion OF the state
proves II.
sun another feature OF the question
u.s. could the republicans have done
any better than the democrats and
what means have they for improve
mcnt, over what has been done. if
the state were to be- turned over to
them. The sensible man will ask that
question before he throws down the
party Of his choice to clothe a strang
cr in the sacred crminc OF public of.
flee.
There is no, an honest republican
in the state who believes his own DO.
Utica. party could have saved any of
the burdens without denying some Of
the privileges. no matter what ne
might stltc for mere political effect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
Little Stories
of the Street
Gets Mexican Quail.

Cha.. u NorthaG. keeper ot the
ChickisaW Lake. was happy yes
tcrday over the receipt of four pairs
Of Mexican blue quail which he
viii place in IA" lake ,ark Tor
prop eating purposes. Willmuro
Brown received the birds by express
from Roswell. New Mexico. and
gave the birds to MIR. Wortham.
Mir Wortham says he will soon
have many oi the birds In the park
as he viii protect them closely until
many e. vcys grace the park
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
"The Fighting Parson..

II you are a real lover OF dramatic
art do not overlook the coming ri.
gagement of "TheFighting Parson"
at our local play house on FRIDAY. Feb
Is. The newspapers throughout the
country proclaim It the best OF its kind
A pastoral comedy drama with
plot, one in which the chara,ters
are natural. the stage settings reals
tic, and a company OF real actors and
actresses. with metropolit,l rcputa
tions. The story dea's with Iha s'rug
giles OF country college bred minis
ter, whose determination TO win cnl.
ries him to auccess.
Subscribe for Weekly Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
Ardmore, Sunday. February 49, 1910
TIE PARpoNlNG POWER.

The pardoning board 4 Oklahoma
ha. come In for a big share of sharp
biting criticism from both the dem
ocratic and republican press of the
state Since the governor will haN"
this work IN exclusive charp" now
the batteries of the press viii be
turned up3n him.
Before making criticisms of thu
manner In which the pardoning pow
cr is used the critic should first
examine himself and try to deter
mine v-iat he would do under the
same circumstances.
There VAS time in the history
Of the world when punishmcnts We're
very severe. We look back upon
them nov as being barbaric. W."
read in old Roman history whore
there vas penalty requiring that
the man 70 be punished be- scwed
up In leather bag together with
poisonous vipers ANA thrown into
the ocean to float 20 certain death.
Men were thrown in among wild ami
mals to be torn TO pieces for crimes
that were small indeed for such a
degree OF punishment The time
will come In this country when the
people will look with horror back
unnu -urh sentences a. "t.ufiu,-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
At wapanu.k7.

Wapanucka. Okla. Fco - --Wo,X
is now under headwly on thr inEtai'a
tion OF u waterwo~lss and electric sight
plant, costing the city $4,000. The
plant will be- ready for service by
April /.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
IMPROVEMENTS IN
NE|GHBOR|NG TOWNS
TiSHOMlNGO, WAPANuCMA AND
ADA ARE INTERESTED IN I'M.
PROVEMENTS.
At Tishomineo.

Tishomingo. Okla. Feb. l2.--The
city council has passed an ordinance
calling for eight and on half miles Of
concrete guttering and curbihs for the
city, in addition to the for miles now
constructed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
Wili Co to Mlskosee.

~. D. Jarvis returned yesterday
ttom Wudia, NIns., where he made
'lrans,u,nt, 20 assume the position
of city sales ucu for the Dold Pack.
Ing Company, branch houses a,
Tulsa and Mu,hogoe Mr.. Jarvis was
manager for the swift branch house
here for tw1 years and has recently
oeon associated with the Cold Stor-
age marke, Mr. Jarvis and family
viii remove to Muskogoo where
they will reside in the future, much
to the rcgre, n thoir many friends
here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
From Whitesboro.

II W. Judd, accompanied by MS
wife and child, is here on business
trip from WhitesDoro, Texas. Mr.
Judd is proprietor NJ w. BeCkiLu
cafe in Gilmcr's ho,'' lie viii ctHn
to Whitcshoro % lay. bit ,Np'',s 10
come back and mak, h5 hcodmutors
here m the near tutulu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
Orchestra to Norman.

The Lowousten Orchestra, com
pos Il ol Emanuel, Sol and Harry
LpNonstcu and Arthur Sizes and Lu'
Their Rtudol went to Norman Friday
afternoon, where they furnished mu-
sic for the girls fraternity dance
At the state university.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
THE S|X-DAY LAW IS
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
MISSOURI SUPREME COURT De.
cIOEs BAKERIES CAN WORK ON
THE SEVENTH OAV.

Jefferson City. Mo. Fob. is-The
supreme court of Missouri today dc.
cidet the law prohibiting bakeries
from working more than six days
week to be unconstitutional
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
Divorce Day.

Yesterday va, divorce day in
Judge s. II Russell's court and
th, ties q, matrimony were severed
fo. three couples Who had rcsortci
20 th' courts for that purpose
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13
FREE PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
Modern woodmen Preparing for a Big
Time Tuesday Nioht.

The following program. under the
auspices of the Modern Woodmen oi
America and the Royal Neighbors of
America, will be rendered at the Rob-
son opera house Tuesday evening
February 10. beginning promptly AZ
Sis o'clock:
Invocation ......... Rev. G. C. WcitA
Address of Welcome. ....I. r. Mason
Introduction
&C. G. Harvey, Venerable Consul
Address .......,.... .Chas. T.. Whalen
National lecturer of the N. W. A.
Music. c......,...... Miss Pearl Galyon
Solo. o............,...M Mrs. N. e. ..-ood
Solo. o...............M Miss Grace Perry
Male Quartet ..................
Freeman Prather. Hoffman, Tyer
Military Drill. II. N. A. Degree Team
A special invitation is extended to
every fraternal order In the city. also
TO the general public. There will be
large delegations from surrounding
camps. Come out and enjoy the even
ing. You are welcome.
Z. G. HARVEY,
y Consul NJ. w. A.
RUTH WHIT,FORD,
Oracle. II. N. a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13

The case Of Jno. Stump. charged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-13

A;dmorcl'e Want Ans are the bes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
MESSINA STILL A
CITY OF SORROW

ROME. Jan 26 a general shals
Ing I'D OF all departments that have
had the work In hand of rehabili.
taling stricken McHaiua. IL predict
ed today, following the return Of
Premier Sonnino from the scenes
OF the devastating tomblor in Sicily
more than a year ago
For ruinoua miHmanaRement Of
the work Of rebuilding Messina,
the government II understood 20
have decided to hold the "Renio
eiyile' OF engineering department
responsible. The public at large re-.
ioicea that a certain body Of zen
VIII be punished. but deploreh the
fact that other departments are not
made 10 suffer The general upin.
ion ~ that the bureaucratic form
OF the entire government ought to
DO blamed rather than the euRi.
heerH alone II IL agreed that
never IN the worlds history WAS
any body of men guilty Of worse
incompeteney than The engineers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
ACCUSES POLICEMAN
(ceaeivdsd)

and she would have TO come there
Miss Davis insisted on the way TO
ghe patrol box tina, they so 10 her
home. 30 that her mother could ac
company her Richardson then
told her be had the key wlth him
Hc pulled her into the doorway OF
vacant store Ia MadrouA park
As soon ~ be removed the hand
cuffs. Richardson kissed her She
attempted 20 break away and he
grabbed her Miss Davis mother
worried that her daughter had not
come home. passed the doorway on
the way 20 the ear 80 meet her
While Mrs Davis was passing Miss
Davis aayu Richardson forced her
brad against hla breast 80 that she
could not cg out She also says
he tried to open the door 90 DRAG
hef into The vacant store re Tin.
aiiy gave up hls attempts and Miss
Davis went 90 her home. where che
arrived Ia an hysteficAl condition.
and told her mother
Tier mother complained 70 Chief
Ward When confronted with Miss
Davis last night. Richardson denied
her charges. hmi several policemen
testified that Richardson had boast
I'd 81 the occurrence 10 them.
Richardson vas appointed 70 the
force January -. 1903 iie Il an
az member ~ the Philippine con.
stRhulary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
WRIGHTS TO POLE
BY AER0PLANES

DAYTON. o. Jan. IS Com.
mander Pcar9 ANNOUNCED his be-
lief today that Orytlle and wflhur
Wright are planning an Aoroplane
trip 70 the North Pole. following a
conference during which the fam
Gus asiatora piled Peary wiih
countless questions
FeaFy said be considered the trip
possible. lie gave the Wflehfa a
minute description ~ the atmns
phefic conditions az hc encountered
them on bis successful trip "a the
great nail
The Nrlkhts. following their
usual custom. decilued 10 dlscusn
their piaaa ard would neither AZ
hrm nor deny the rrpnrt that they
WUald attempt 10 fiy to the pole.
Pear delivered a -iectnrc here
last nighi and both the Wrights
we're IN bis audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
BOU|LLON AND
HANSON WILL
t TALK TONIGHT

bouIllon followers will hold u
rouHlng meeting tonight At Noun.
tain View station. Green Lake.
When A. v nouilon. KIT Gould and
Ole Hanson Will speak Bouillon
sentiment IL strong ia tho Green
Lake district. AZ shown by previous
political meetings. and the speak.
ers viii get warm reception.
Ole Hanson Is bearing the brunt
of the noulllon campaign on tho
stump. aside from The candidate
himself Hanson viii accompany
bouillon M nearly every meeting
from now on. calls for Hanson com.
lng from nearly every quarter 81
the town.
Tomorrow night noulilon VIII
speak az the Queen Anne congrega.
tlonal church. under the auspices OF
the =. l.. hlaino Republican ciub
lie Will be followed by ~ GIN
From the church. Mr.. nonlllon viii
be taken TO the Columbia College
81 Music building. Broadway and
Pine SITS. where be will speak Ia
the assembly hail Ole Hanson aud
Richard Mansfield White viii also
speak
Thursday might Boulilon Will
speak az the Beacon ilill fire sta
ton. lfth Az and Massachusetts ~
whore oil" Hanson. o, T. Miller and
Williams J Boutwell,. candidate for
the nomination FOR comptroller. VIII
also speak From there Boall.on
win so 10 Madrona hall. 2lst nv and
Jefferson a.. where nouillon. Han.
Non. Rraut and Boutwell, viii Doe the
speakers
Friday night Bouilion. Hanson
and others viii speak 81 Fremont
and ~ Junction hall. Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
A MILLIONAIRE.
WOULD DIE POOR

CHICAGO. Jan 2b-Dr. b. X.
fearsons. within few months %
80 years old. announces that be viii
sifr away every pramy % hlA for.
tune - many millions before he
dies
ng Pearauna has already given
81 600 600 10 struggling colleges ia
different parts u the country
Il am having more fun than any
other millionaire alive be said
lot other rich men SO IN Tor auto
mobiles and steam yachts ! have
discovered, after endowlng a. col
lcKcs IN a states. that giving IL the
most exquisite u all mundane de
iighta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
BIGGEST AVIATION
MEET NEXT JULY

RHEIMS. France. Jan 20 while
the Aero Club 81 France - prepar.
ms for is great aviation meet Of
July 2 to 10 next summer. a local
motion plcsure firm today placed
orders for the construction 81 a
light motion picture camera. which
will BE- taken aloft In the a.ruRefs
for the purpose 81 Feprodnclng the
flights ~ the dfomcs
The action OF the picture concern
IS taken as an Indication that the
meet will he she greatest ever held
New records viii BE- established
for height. distance. time. paaaen.
ger carrying. gun carry leE mall
raFrylng. crusscuautry and other
flights The croeHcountry flights
will BE- over 4 distance u i5s miles
from Rheims 10 BFusseas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
steekmen Wlll Join.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. 20.
Delegates 10 the annual confer
ence Of the California Livestock
breeders association. IN session IN
this city. predicted today that the
conference will go on record a. sup
porting the meat boycott that Is
spreading across the country
Al the opening session. y, H.
Brown. former president OF the a.
aociaiion. predicted that unless rad.
ical steps are taken the average
price Of beef will be raised g. per
100 pounds throughout the year
More than 100 atoekmen Of Call.
fornia, Washington aud oregon are
attending the conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
BOYCOTT MEAT
toOosiudse.,



CLEVELAND. Ohio, Jan go
Though the Wholesale price Of meats
has Hlumpcd from 1 per cent Go a.
per cent on various commodities. the
retailers here today say that re-
duction ~ az least 20 per cent must
be made before the retail prices can
be lowered
Commission men here maintain
that there Viii not hc any reduction
10 the price ~ eggs
The attitude Of the retailers and
commission men IL regarded az re-
fieeting the truth ~ Secretary VIII
sons statement yesterday al wash
lnston that not alone the big com
hlnes, but the little petty trusts In
every city contribute their share in
the effort % keep prices high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
HERE'S A POLITE
TERM FOR DIVORCE

nxnrrR Colo Jan Deny
= rvsies that shs had been
~m.Is dlsored Mr. J J Brown
~lh6f LeAdyllie millionaire 90.
IL 4z.ulsisa ihat . financial al
sxsnl had been made between
M fumored cause o. thc
s.a>Ie va that Brown preferred
\ mmain OK u society while his
". Ia ambitious 20 become a
bxAI leader
0sF faith DOES not pernlt nH Ga
n)ns Z alFeFre. said Mrs hruWn
nar The only foundation Cor
il snrs Is that we have made a
tnzzr.zl aalzssmens whereby my
AsAAaza provides fur The family
tsing kis hag abssnees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
THE WORLD ONCE SANG AND WHISTLED
HIS SONGS-TO THE POORHOUSE NOW

atre Of the land. was another OF
Hugh Caunon'a compositions Also
BIN bailey and n score Of others
not 80 well known.
u started the booze route when
! was IS. said Cannon. giving u
thumbnali sketch % his life
I'm 81 now. and. except for
seven month"; ON the wagon. during
which time ! got off frequently 10
pick up The whip. I've been picked
most ~ the time, Il was 20 years
e black, nasty, sick years with
only little brightness now and
then when ! made good with some
song
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

AL Niles Is formidable can.
-. - a. the council from the iith
80 Prominent taxpayers ena
- home owners ahke have
-. u Niles candidacy ana ne
Y IN, ,s.ss actively supported a. a
...,.sn,an who would devote his
- $50 70 eattlng down the eN.
...'sss taxation nov being borne
n sae taxpasets M t
j nere Than a decade hnr'nE
~ ina he has keps well Inform
- civic affairs by occupation
xAsa carpenter and has oecif
1s ascmlnent place in the labor
- n Seattle and the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
TURN A LIBRARY
MO CITY JAIL

SAkHANENIo. Cal. Jan
Nssm ps.ra knneanUed today fhat
h tzs kesls<a 10 rsmoVe Yhs ruu
n Hsnry ifssa a. cisy bali and
srzeF' TIE isaFafY Feoms into The
Il ~
n sity aGiieials SnF thai TOE
49, WI - beneficial fFoni a
49, poina q view. anA deeilne
stsisn 10 any iosea npon the 90
l<zs teatBses a Ia chauge
A. Interesting fszime o. the
~ Is thai she snesheFn rAeiiic
MEas OWES The sltF AT baIldinE.
~ tllai has ssitink e 30 wiih chr
Fapseed plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

Nine Patti celebrated iaat month
the fifiieth anniversary Of her first
appearance She Wna IL on that
Juvenile occasion You can figure
the a8e q Ann. or rather AGeilna.
IN few years she should Do ceis
bratinE her flftieth farewell ami
ruraary