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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus Checked,

Columbus, Sept 3.-Kansas City's
loose fielding was Of no help to Column
bus as Rhoades did not permit a hit
after any error and won battle with
Cook, l to 0. Barbeau scored the run
on pass, an out and Hunters single.
Score:
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Dodgers Win Double Header,

Boston, Sept. 3.--Brooklyn won two
games from Boston, the first by a
score of 8 to 2 and the second s to 0.
Two errors by Herzog in the ninth
inning of the first game gave it to
the visitors. Brown was batted out Of
the box in the second game. Scores:
First game Ri e
Boston ....... .......... 8
Brooklyn ..... .......... 8 2
Rucker, Dessau, Bergen and Miller.
Second game Ri e
Boston ........ s..s.......... z
Brooklyn ........ s.S........ 10 j
Batteries - Brown, Burke, Raridon
and Smith; Knetzer and Miller.
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T. ]. Young & Sons Bus g. Trans.
fer Co, will give you claim checks
for baggage to and from ali depots,
hoeels and residences. Phone is.
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Johnaon,a Sister Marrias.

Chicago, Sept S.Lucy Johnson,
sister OF Jack johnson. worlds cham
pion pugilist, was married last night
at the home OF her brother here to Otto
Bowlden of oklahoma City, Okla. d
professional ball player Of the Okla
homa city club. It was announced
that Jack Johnson's contribution to the
wedding celebration was in the shape
OF d check to his sister for $4,000.
RddltIonal Sport On Paae sIxtean.
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Washington, Sept. Philadelphia
captured both games of the double
header from Washington by the scores
Of to and 2 to 1. The second game
was called at the end of the seventh
inning on account of darkness.
Walker was hit hard in the first
game and gave way to Reisling. Err
rors lost the second game for the To-
calls. Beckendorf was put out of the
first game for objecting to decision
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
Browns Restod by Maps.

Cleveland, Sept. a.-Cleveland de-
feated st. Louis 6 to 5. Hall was the
more effective and with perfect sup
port would have held Cleveland to two
runs Score. r IT u
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Carr was banished from the grounds
for protesting the umpire's decision.
Score:
n H e
indianapolis ........,........ 4
Milwaukee ................ 10 IL l
Batteries-George and Bowerman:
Gilligan and Breen.
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"s5onor Brand IL Better" Ask &C
CERT.
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Two Games for ouakers.

Philadelphia, Sept. 3.-Philadelphia
defeated New York in two games by
3 to 2 and to 4. Doom acted as a
pinch hitting in the ninth inning Of
the first game and his single drove in
the winning run, while in the second
game Knabe's single scored Thomas
with the winning run in the eleventh
inning. Manager Doom was sent to
the club house for protesting when CALI
ed out on strikes. Catcher Jacklitsch's
release was sold yesterday to the Bos-
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Additional Sports on Page Sixteen.
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?, 3, 4, NEA of SWh; Sec. ~, Ne
of NWh, SEh of SEH; Sec. 81, So
lof NEH, NEH Of sWH, SEES Sec,
%, E1a of NEH, NJ of NWH, sW'i
of NwH. sWH, NEH of seq sH
of sEH; Sec. 90, all; Sec. 2s. NEH,
NEH of NWH. 81 of NWiI, sIs;
Sec. %, NEh, So of NWM, So; Sec.
80, 81 of SEH; See. 81. ali. II. G 5,
r. IS w. Sec. 3, all; Sec 4, lots l, ;,
3. s1h. Y. 5s.. R. 50 W. See. 81. lot 1,
70 of NEh, NEH of NWH. SEh of
Sec. l. SEA of SWh. 50 of seq;
Sec. ., sEH of NWH; Sec. 3, lots l
and >; See 4. lots l, ., NWh of SEN;
.sec. 6. lot 8, 81 Of sWH, sWf Of
SEh; See. Z, all: See. s, SWil of
NWHa NJ of SWH, sWH of sWH,
NWh Of SEh Sec. 10, NEH of NEN,
.S1a of NEh, SE1l of SWH, NEH of
SEH. 81 of SEH: See. II, NEH of
NEH. NWII of NWI. sH of NJ,
.SWh, NEH of SEA, 81 of SE1i;
Sec. 10 all. T. s, R. 90 W, Sec. 30,
NJ of NEH. SEH of NEH. FM of
NWH; See. 80, SCI of swH 81 Of
SEH; Sec. SO, So. T. s.. r. 90 W.,
Sec !, lots 3, /. SCI of SCI; See. .,
lot L SEH of SEH See. 3. lots 3, 4,
So of NJ, NJ of 81: Sec. 4. az;
Sec >, lots l. . 3. 81 of NJ, NJ of
SWH, SCI Sec. II, Eh of NEH:
Sec 10. EH. E% Of VIZ NWH Of
NWH. n. 6 s. r. 81 w. Sec. ., Elh
of SWh, W. of SEH. SEH SEh:
Sec. 3, lots l. .. 81 of NEH, SE1I If
NWH NJ of SEH, SEH Of 5EH.
See. 5, lot 4; Sec. 6, lots /, 2, 3, 4,
So of NEH; See. 7, SEH of NEH,
VIZ of SEH; Sec. 8, SWh of NEH
81 of NWH. NEH of SWti NWH
of SEh; Sec. 8, SEA of NEH. T. 0
s., r. 90 w, Sec. l. lots !. .. 3. 4; Sec.
,. SWH of NWH, 81 of SFH; See
is. lot .; Sec. 13 NEH of SWH, ER
of SEH Sec. IA, SWH of SEH Sec.
10, VIZ of SEH, SEH of SEN;
Sec. 16. SWH. NEH. SWH NWH.
See IS. lot l. NWh of NFH, NEH
of NWH Sec. 90, 81 of NEH SWH
of NWH. Etb of sWH, SEH; Sec. 81,
NEH of NEH. 81 of NWh, 81 IF
SEH; Sec. %. NJ. NJ of SWH sET
of SWH. SEh; Sec. %. NJ. SWh
VIZ of SEH. SEl of SEH Sec. 24,
SWH of NEH. SEH of NWH, NEH
of SWH, 81 of SWH. T. 6 s. r. 94
w. Sec. 13. NJ of NEH. NWti; Soc.
~ NJ. SWH. NJ of SEH Sec. -,
EH. NJ of NWH, NEH of sWh Sc
Of SWh: Sec. 81 En- of NEH. NJ
of NWH, SWh of NWh, NWh Of
SWH; Sec. %. NJ of NEH, SWH of
NEh. NWh; Sec. %, SFH of NEh,
SEH of SWA Sec. 26, sEA of NEh !;
Sec. 81. NWh of NWh; Sec. 2s, NEH
of NEh; Sec. 90, VIZ of NWH; Sec.
30 lot l, Ne of NFiI. NEH of NWh;
Sec. 81. EH of NEH; Sec, %, NEh
of NWh, 81 of NWH, NJ Of SWH,
SW1h of SWH; Sec. "a, W izof SWN;
Sec. 80, NEh of f-NEH, 81 of NER,
I NWH. Eib of SWh, SEh. n. 6 $.
/ r. % w. Sec %, NJ of NJ, SWH of
NWK, NWh of SWh: Sec 26, NiS,
SWh, NJ of SEA, SWh of sEA;
Sec. 81, all Sec. 80 NJ of NEH,
SWh of NEh, NWH, W. of SWH;
See. .33, NEH of NEA, Nwh of NWi6
SllH of NWM; Sec. 81, NEN of NEh,
NWA of NWA; Sec. 80, NWh of
NWA. 7. Z s., R. 95 W., Sec. 2, So
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Glenwood Springs, Colo,
February Goth, 1910.
Notice is htreby given that Thcmas
J. Cox, of Glenwood Springs, Colorado,
who, on June oath. 1905, made Home.
stead Application No. 2s5 Serial, Ne,
02l73, for SWH SEA Sec SO TIP S.
and Lots l and ?, SWA NEH, Section
i ~Township 7 South, Range IS West,
9th Principal Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Five Near
Proof, to establish claim to the Land
above described, before Register and
Receiver U. S. Land Office, at Glen
wood Springs. Colorado, on the 9th day
of April, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses
Amos p. Ralston, Horace Half, Pat
rick MeNulty and Thomas Waters, all
of Glenwood Springs, Colo.
J. F. SQUIRE,
25-49 Register.
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W., Sec. Is, Ne sWl4, NJ of seq
See. IA. all; Sec. 21, NJ, SWH; Sec.
%. NJ, seq of sWH, s1a of sEIl;
Sec. %, NJ. SW34, NJ of SEh, SWh
of SEAi Sec. u, sEH of seq; Sec.
%, EM, E% of SWH; Sec. 20, SEb
Of SWH, 81, of SEH; Sec. 2s, NJ of
NWH, SWH Of NWH Sec. 20 NEX,
sWh of NWH, VIZ of SW1A, SEH of
SWh, Ne of SEH SEA of SEH; Sec.
81, lots ], >, NEH, Eh of NWA, NEH
Of SWH. NWH of SEH; Sec. 50,
WV OF NWH; Sec. SO seq of NEH,
SEH. r. ) s.. r. 81 W.. Sec. G, lots 6. I
Ei5 of SWH, W. Of SE., SCI Of
SEH Y. . s.. R.S5 w. Sec. "A. NJ of
NWH; Sec. 81. NJ of NEH SWH of
NWH, NWH of SWH; Sec. %, So of
SEA ;Sec. %. SWH of NEH. So Of
NV, SW, We of SEH, SEH Of
SEH; Sec. "a, Etl.: Sec. 81, NEH. 81;
Sec. 2S NWN of NWH, seq of SEH;
See. %. SW1l. W. of SEH; Sec. 81.
NJ. SWH:, NJ of SEH, SWH of
sEll; Sec. 50. NWH of NWH, SEH
of SEH; Sec. 33. E1a. NEH of SW1h
81 of SWH: T. 3 S. Ro IS w. See.
., lots ], ,, So of NEH. SEH of SWi.
''la ~ h'H'- W. iVNN r Is fNfN. .
SEH of NWH, E% of SWH F1%; T.
s, R. 50 W., Sec. 81 lots l, ?, NEH,
Ell of NWH; Sec. 80, NJ. NJ of
Of SEH: See. 80. all; See. SO. all; II.
, s.. r. 50 w, Sec. l, 81 of SWH
IHEH; See. >, 81 of sWH, VIZ of
SEH.' sEH of sEh; See. q. NJ of
SWH, VIZ Of SEH, seq of SEH !;
I 1,A y u
Sc W.. See. l, NJ, NJ of Sh, SWH
of sWH; See. II NJ, SWA, NV
of SEH See. n, NWH of wv; Sec.
10, NJ Of NEH. SW1l of NEH, VIZ,
NWH of SEH; Sec. %, NJ of NWH,
sWH of wv. NWH of SWH; See
% SEH of SEH; Sec, 26, EiA of NE1l,
sEH of SWh, SEH; Sec. %. Ne,
lSWH. VIZ of SEH; See. SO, W. of
EH, VIZ; See. "a, SWH of SEH ,
See. 30, all. r.. A s., K. Sc w., Sec. ,,
all; Sec. sEH of NEH, ER of
seq; Sec. 4, lots l, .. 3, 4, So of NJ,
SWH, NJ of SEH, SWH of SEH ;
See. s. VIZ of NEA, seq of NEH.
VIZ NWH of SEH; Sec. 9, VIZ of
! NWH; See. 10, NEH of NEH, 81
of NEH. NEH of SWH. So of SWhi
seq; See. IS, EH, NEH of SWA,
/ So OF = w u; sec. II, 80 oI 'oiHrf
See. Is. lots l, 2 3, 4, NJ of NEH
EM of NWH Sec. 10, lots l, 2, 3, 4;
See. 90. Ma, NJ of SWH, SEH of
sWH. SEH See. %, E% E1e of W.;
Sec. 30. lots l. .. 4. NEH of NWH
SEH of SWH, SWA of seq; Sec
81, lots /, ., 3 4, NEH of NWH, SEH
Of SWK: Sec. 80 lots l, 4, EH OF
NWH. EH; Sec SO. all. Y. ; s, r
o6 w, Sec |, lots / 2, So of NEH
SEH of NWH. So; Sec. ?, S%; Soc
3, lot 4, Si4 of So; Sec. 4, lots l, 2
8; Sec. 5, lot 4; Sec. 7, all; Sec. s
all; Sec. 9, all; Sec, 10, all; Sec. !
all; See. -, all. T. s, r. 81 w.
Sec l, lots /. ., 3 4. Sls of NE, M
of SW- "; See. 2, all; See. 10, NJ
| SWH, NJ of SEH, SWh of SEA-
Sec. il, VIZ of NEh. NWA; Sec. 2
sN of NEM, SEA of SWh, SEh'
See. 10, all; Sec. IA, NEN, SEH OF
NwH, So; Sec. 10, NHs of NWA
E1% of SEA See. 16, all; Sec. IL
NJ, Ma of SWA, SEA; Sec. 10, lot
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NOTICE OF RESTORATION OF PUB
LIC' LANDS TO SETTLEMENT
AND ENTRY

n EPARTMENT OF THE INTE
~ RiOR, General Land Office, Wash
ngton. d. c.. March u, 1910.-Nutice
is hereby given that the Secretary of
the Interior has vacated departmental
order of withdrawal in so far as the
same affects the withdrawal for irrl-
CATION purposes under the act of June
II, 1902 (32 stat. 1881, for use III con
nection with the Grand River Project
Colorado, of the following described
lands in the State of Colorado, and by
his authority such of said tracts as
have not been heretofore finally re
stored and are not otherwise with
drawn, reserved. or appropriated, VIII
be subject to settlement under the pub
lie land laws of the United States on
and after June 90, 1910. but shall not
be subject to entry. fling, or selection
until July 30, 1910, at the United
States land office at Glcnwood Springs,
Colorado. warning being expressly CIV
en- that no per7o will be permitted to
gain or exercise any right whatever
under any settlement or occupation be
gun after February Il, 1910, and PRIOR
to June 90. 1910. all such settlement or
occupation being forbidden 9th Prin-
cipal Meridian. I. 2 s., r. 50 W., Sec.
4, lots l. ., 3, 4, SH of NJ, ElA off
SWH. SEH: See ), lots l, 2, 3, So Of
Nlh Sec. 6. lots 2, 3, A, ), SWH OF
NEH, SEH of NWH; Sec. I, lots 2,
3, 4, SEH of NWA, E14 of sWh::
seq: See s, SWH; See. 9, Eh of
~: Sec. 10 all: Sec. II, all; Sec. u
all: Sec. 10. NWH, VIZ of SWH; See.
u. all: Sec. 10, E% of NEH; See Is,
all; Sec. II, all; Sec. %, NEH, Ne
of SEi4, SEH of SEH; See. 26, SWM
of sWH Sec ~. NWH of SWH, SA
of 81; Sec "a. NJ. SWh Sec 50,
all; Sec. SO. all; 7. 4 s, r. So w, See.
a. all: Sec. 3. lots /, 9, 3, 4 81 of
NEH, SEH; Sec. 6. lots l, 3. 3. 4,
6. 7, SEH of NWH; EH of SW.A,
Sc: Sec. Z. lot >. NJ of NEH. SEi4
of NEA, SEH; Sec. s, Ne, SWh,
NJ of SEH; Sec. 9. NJ, NJ OF
SWH. VIZ of 'SEH: Sec. II, all; See.
Is. NJ; Sec. 16 all: Sec. II, 81 oil
seq: Sec. IS, lots l, 2, 3, Ne of NEi4,
SWH of NElh, Elh of NWH. NEh OF
SWH; Sec. 10, lots 3, 4, ER of SWh
SEH Sec. 90 NEH. NEH of NWl.
81 of NWH, So Sec. 81, NJ oil
NEH, SEH of NEA. NJ of NV
SWH of NWH VIZ of SWH, SEH
of SWH. NEH of SEH. 81 of SSH
Sec. %. WI of NWih. SWH; See. 23
NEA. NJ of So, sWH of SEH; Sec
25. VIZ of NWH, Ek; Sec. 26: So OF
SWH See. 27. SWiA of NEh seq ,oo'
NWil, SH; See. 30. all; See. So al
T. . s.. r. 81 W.. See. |, lots l, 2, 3. 4
S1s of NJ: See. lots |, ): 4, ShH
of NEH: Sec. 3. lots l. 4, SWH OF
NEH. SEH of NWH, NEH OF
SWZ Sec. 4. all: Sec. 7. lots !, :. u
4. NJ. of NEH. NEA of NWh Sc see
s. NJ of NJ; See. g. NV OF NV NV =
SEiL of SCI: Sec. 10. 81 of SWh
SEH: Sec. II. NEA of NWK, 81 OF
NJ. 81: Sec. 10 S% of NJ. So
See. II. SE1l Of NE1l, NEh of NWH
SHs of NWA, SWH, NEH of seq, ~
of SEA; Sec. 1s, EK of SEH Sec
10, lots Q, 8. a. EH, SEh of NWH, ~
Of swA; Sec. 20, all; 7. s., X. -
The Glenwood post., 1910-04-09

of NEH, SEH of NWl, We of seq;
See. 3, Sc of SWA, VIZ of SEH, SEX
of SEH; Sec. 1, SEA of SEH; Sec. 5,
SEh Of SEh See. lot 4 Sec. 5, NJ
of NEH. 7. Z s., r. 90 W., Sec. y,
We Of SWH Sec. II, NJ, SWh,
NWH Of seq: Sec. %, NJ, SWH.
NJ of SEh; Sec. 23, NWH of NWH;
Sec. %, Ne, SWH, NJ of SEH; Sec,
90 El4 of NEH; See .27. NJ of NWH
SWH of NWH; Sec. 2s, NJ, SWA,
NJ of SEh; Sec. 80, We of NWH,
NV of SWh; Sec. "a, seq; See.
30, NEh, EA of NWH. Ne of seq.
L. $. II. SO W., Sec. s. lots /, 2 SEH
of NEh, SWH of NWh, SWH, VIZ
Of SEh; Sec. 4, lots l, 2, 3, S1a of
NEh, SEH of NWh, SEH; Sec. >,
lot 4, E1a seq; Sec. 6, lots
l, .. 3, 1, 5, 6 7, ElA of SWH,
lots l, ., 3, 4, >, 6. 7, Eh of SWH
We of SEH; Sec I, lot l, NEh of
NWH; Sec. 8, NWh of NEH SEH
of SWH, SEh; Sec. ., NEH, 81 Of
NWH, SKa; Sec. II; all; Sec IS, NEH g,
SH; See. 10, all. 7. s S, R. 81 w,
Sec. 12- NJ, NJ of So, SWH of
SWh; Sec. IS, NWH; Sec. IA, Ne,
SWh, VIZ of SEA; Sec. %, NJ,
SWH, NWH of SEH; Sec. "a. NEH
of SWA, Sc of SWh, seq; Sec. %,
all; Sec. 26. E% of E%, NWH Of
SWH, SW1A of SEH; Sec. SO, NJ of
NWH, SWh of SWh.
S. V. PROUDFIT, Assistant Com
missioner of the General Land Office.
FRANK PIERCE, First Assistant
Secretary of the Interior.
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THE WILBUR STOCK FOOD

Best Food For all Kinds of Live Stock
and Poultry.
Sold in 8 "A pound packages.
F. P. LYNCH, Agt., Glenwood Springs
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$500 to the northwest.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

laffa. which was Joppa. the sea.
port Of ancient Jerusalem. has Just
had an exposition OF the county
fair type II was novel in that Il
WAS a floating exposition. sent out
by Russian firms from Odessa A
biz steamer. containing exhibits of
many articles. from fine silks 20 a
model locomotive. sailed into Jaffa
harbor. tied no a. the dock and the
exposition was open. There were
candies aud squawkors and toy bal.
looms % amuae the little Arab Kids.
while their Erave dads sorted over
the exhibits The merchants placed
orders Tor great quantities of goods
So successful was the fair that the
Odessa people are planning anoth.
er. Next time two freight bargea
loaded with goods will accompany
the exposition steamer The fair
vas reported for the state depart
ment AZ Washington By Consul
Thos. u Wallace Of Jerusalem.
ConuolaEeurs who think they can
detect In fine old Scotch whisky thu
flavor Of wood smoke from the open
firuplaces Of the highland disiiller.
les Will soon have to change their
taste or employ theif lmakinatlons
Consul Rufus Flrming Of Edinburgh
reports that American hot water
heating Hysfemn are rapidly sup
planting the more picturesque fire.
places all through Scotland. Better
heating systems we're demanded by
American travellers Who visited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20
The Mystery of KingShip

Today as ON every other day there many laid
their last rest Today notably among all Albert Victim
otherwise Edward VII king to some four hundred
million fellow beings aud ruler OF twelve million square
miles of earthly surface,
Today the whole world flies It's flags half mast in every
land and ON every there sign OF from the peaks
India the wide stretches OF Canada from the historic
castles Of England the squate hut in the Anupodes
take note fact that being buredone man OF
the billions now ON this earth For his passing
there is ceremonial and real there is pomp and
paeeantry and homey griehs going spoken Of in many
tongues and white black red and yellow are stirred to
funeral activities
Such is the effect OF the death Of one whole world
takes heed tremendous fact hat-a whole world takes
heed OF the natural and certain dissolution OF this one man
born only to die No less ncompehensbe his life From
his first queruous cry the cradle his last his
deahbed this Albert T. Victim has had given 70 him everything
that his fellow mortals had struggle for Strange is
not that among many millions should be picked out for
this destnyove honor respect wealth and social position
all his all waiting for him natural and free the ar he
breathed7 There theatricaty about this. IL real
Those called his subjects loved him with real love honored
him with real honor bowed down to him with real reverence
and for him with real sorrow
And vet he had nothing what these subjects gave him
he had no extraordinary qualities those with which they
endowed him On desert island he the most man.
no wise different from another Witha he lovabe
man. we'll wishing filled with human sentiments with
his OF human frailtc though theoretically he could
do no wrong who did excel in any phase OF human
allegiance Greater brains and hearts IN England
today death would than parish disturb
ance Yet there is in that wordtung empire who
would not felt himself honoed tic this mans shoe
string At his hundreds Of thousands would have laid
their lives They made his honor theirs lie was their
king
Why? Keen-witted tonsora Figaro bordering this
nexpcabe aspect OF human estanee could only be ppan
Vous penc dc natreyou have taken the
pains This who accepted and made king
did naught else except be born Why then was that or
% the supcatve Of everything desirable inaeab
his? Historically because vagrant breeze OF politics some
years back picked up OF his Hanover tobears and sat
him upon the throne Of England that he Tor due time could
occupy and another But actually why should four
million beings give part OF the fruit OF their sweay
toll to one man who only born? He good king
ays bears proof OF that but he only born king
and his goodness the goodness OF the millions And why
should have been other than goodgoodness but
cheap price pay Tor what given hm' Such agreement
any OF would be ready make and think ourselves well
done OF it.
strange bargain is this king business between the mil
lions and the the other and the explanation
be found except in the inrcace OF human nature, OF
all strange things OF the strangest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20


Another 'TeactiOHary" senator
who looks forward to the "Ides OF
March," 1911. with apprehension is
Clarence d. Clark, who. with Sen
ator Warren, recently charged with
illegally fencing In public land for
private use. represent the state OF
Wyoming In the upper house o.
congress.
This Is Senator Clark's record
upon which he must face the voters
OF Wyoming.
In the first session Of the Fifty
ninth congress he voted with the
Aldrich machine for the ship sub
sidy bill
When the rate bill was pending
he voted against amendments to
authorize the interstate commerce
commission 10 prohibit interstate
carriers charging more for the
transportation Of freight and pas
sengers a shorter distance than
they charged for a longer distance
on the same line.
He voted against an amendment
TO disqualify federal judges, own
ing stocks or bonds Of railroads or
using free passes, from hearing or
deciding railroad cases.
He voted against an amendment
to provide for the valuation Of rail-
road property as the basis for the
regulation OF railway rates and
service.
He voted against an amendment
70 provide a reasonable measure OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

liability on interstate carriers for
the injuries Of their employees In
Cured In the operation OF trains.
lie voted 10 allow railroads to
own and operate coal mines and TO
dominate other lines of production
lie voted against the appropria-
ton for RoOseyelt's country life
commission.
He voted with Aldrich first. last
and all the time when the tariff
bill was being framed on 81 roll
calls where the issue was clearly
presented between the higher and
lower duties. he was mot voting
~ times. on a higher tax on tea he
voted for a lower duty; on the re-
naming 80 roll calls he voted al.
ways against the lower and always
for the higher duty
Whenever he did not dodge the
roll call. he has voted with the
system" and against the interests
Of the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

Scotland ia the winter The hotels
began the innovation. and other
buildings are now following suit.
The wood Ia lead pencils We buy
bearing the made in.Gsrmany mark
Is nearly all American cedar Nh.
rembarg imports annually about
100000 tons 81 the American wood
In the Interval between the cutting
down u the trees and the time We
buy the pencils. the wood has
crossed tho ocean twice and paid a
tariff duty into both Germany and
America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20
Rsa.e,ions Of a Bachelor.

A man can think he Ia In love
when he's only lonesome
When a Eiri IL in love with a man
her lips always seem TO taste
thirsty.
one good thing about idlenons r.
you get back 20 u.
A woman IL pretty sure % love n
man II IT'S going 20 make her more
miserable than not TO.
The more head a man has for his
own business. the more he thinks
10 has FOR somebody clsss New
York Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

Maybe some celestial motorcycle
cop has nabbed the comet for ex-
ceeding the .700-mile-an-hour speed
limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

Even without waiting for the
census report. Messra. Klaw & Er.
LANCER ought TO be able to guess
that there are others In the thcairi.
cal business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

The largest college library IN tho
United States is the Harvard col %
lection, which consists Of hoo,2Is vol /.
vmes. Yale is second with $4,000
volumes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

The chief trouble with astronomy
is that there are 40 many people
Who don't know anything about e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

Tests performed with cyanogen
seem 10 diaprovs the theory that the
earth viii be- In danger from the
poisonous gases 81 Halleyn comet.
And 30 one by one our most delicious
fears crumblc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

'Don't write. send word" IL pref.
~ good advice even for our most
prominent citizens and officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

Tho question before tho American
people today is whether 10 trust 20
tho weather man and take en- off
or trust ia luck and leave EN- on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

Lem Limberleg. asplrant for the
Marathon honors, had left all his
competitors behind and the goal
was In sight.
Another spurt," he said, "and
the laurels Is mine"
Lem was some runner, but he
was no grammarian.
Exultingly he leaped a hedge. not
seeing the bear trap carelessly left
there, and
(The Enid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

A womans idea Of Paradise: A
pocketbook full Of money. bar.
gain sale. and she the only Gus.
toner IN the store Smart Set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

The first newspaper ever published
vss the Aota Diurna, Issued ~ Rome
IN 6si D. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

In Wyoming . man may secure a
divorce should ho discover that HE
ysifo was not Of age when they we're
married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-20

But what's IN a kisa7 Eight mil
Hon microbes by any other token
would serve as we'll