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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26
FRESHMEN WIN
HOT CONTEST
High School Boys Play Hard,
hut Can't Scratch
Out.

The Salt Lake high school lost its first
game In the Salt Lake county schedule
Saturday afternoon. when the "U'
freshmen defeated them in spectacular
game at the varsity gym. by a score of
43 to 3s. BY winning this game the
freshmen are tied with the high school
boys, each team having won eight games
and lost one. The Salt Lake team de-
feated the freshmen In the high school
gymnasium early in the season.
The game Saturday was marked by
speed and class in both teams, the fresh
men winning In the last few minutes OF
play. Time and again the teams were
tied throughout the game.
The game commenced at 8 o'clock, the
high school boys taking the lead from
the start. Mcintyre at center landed the
first basket of the game. After a few
minutes OF play tho freshmen broke
away from the high school lads and
stayed in tho lead for about five minutes
and from then till the end Of the first
half both teams played meek and neck" )"
the half ending with score of ls to 16.
In the beginning of the second half
the high school led out. sending the
score % to 16 where they waited till
the freshmen caught them and passed
30 TO 20 IN the middle of the second half
when the freshmen took the lead and
closed the game with score of S3 to
3S in their favor,
For the varsity Briggs played u sta.
game at center. getting his man most
OF the Time, and he also landed seven
field baskets. Hamilton, freshmen for
ward. followed with five field baskets,
besides getting six out OF eleven Haw-
ley played the star game for the high
school. getting seven baskets. Mcintyre,
at center got five baskets.
Other games In the series which will
determine the championship OF the local
high school division are games between
the high school and freshmen and the
l.. u. s.. high school
The line up Saturday was as follows;
Freshmen, Hiyn school,
Ramp ton .l.f. HaWley
Hamilton ..r.f.. Rydalch
BrlggS. .',-.0,-.. &C. ......... Mcintyre
Fitzpatrick, k,.........r.g.....,. Wilson
Sutherland. ..........Lg. ,,...,.,.. Ward
Officials--Aldoes of the Hamilton five,
referee; Fletcher of the r. Y u, um-
plre.
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SALT LAKE HIGH
Is HOLDING ITS OWN


in
makes NC
school
the The Junction City made great increase in
be
which the high snce the League Gpsne The Morris high sen9e
w Culver Military academy
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the eighth grade championship but
won also from all other grade school
teams, and from several picked teams
as well.
The boys played nine games in the
championship series and scored total
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26
|llIO BOYS
4 DEFEAT UTAH.
|asupiouship Game Fast and
Furious at Every
Stage.
1IYJlIaL DECISIONS
SATISFACTORY TO ALL
drersity Team Fails to Over
come First Half
Lead.

!. brigham Young university OF Pro-
4,thsd Its title 10 the intercollegiate
j. ,humpIonship by defeating the uni
,,r In q fast game OF basketball,
a in the university gymnasium Sat
al afternoon. the final score standing
IN favor of the Provo Quintette.
(. s,ms was the hardest fought game
Il p'syed In the varsity gymnasium
\. ssason, and though the Provo men
,bsy we're tied many times during
II. cane. and won only by margin OF
- 6eli baskets. BY winning the game
<turfsy the Provo team has gone
.r1rh the basketball season without
|.rrz lost game in the whole schedule.
/ ~ eame commenced at o'clock. and
|<s ,he first blow OF the referees
|.ls the teams were off with bound
,sr,u scored the first field basket. Steed.
4 psrd. landing the count. After three
|1slss Of play the Provo men had COM
/s.y stormed the east siders with bas-
NJ and in just five minutes had piled
score OF 1o against 3 for Bennion's
~ Here the Utah boys took a stiff
Ia. but Provo played all over the
ID men for the remainder Of the first
IN e.osIug the half with a score OF 90
4 7iA he beginning Of the second half
n varsity men put In great licks and
+t~sd 10 get out Of the "shiver" thew
~, IN during the FIRST part OF the game.
~ kfore the Provo men got down To
5nsss they had made three field bas-
n E.cond half vas marked by con-
<9be rcughness. ten fouls being
~ On the 3. Y L. and six on the
Ftzity Provo played consistent ball.
Has held closer in the second half
n In the first, with the result that
ecal bows made four points more
" second halt than the visitors. but
vere unable To overcome the big
froyo took IN the first half. so wher
vas called the score stood IS 10 26
'iror OF the visiting team.
Spectacular Work.
|N spectacular work in the field.
nan. End Zabrisky did great work
me 3. y. T.. Zabrisky landing four
sskets and Chapman three. From
'oul line Cbipman landed six out of
mols. Y. Greenwood. the Provo
cf landed three field baskets and
pared great game guarding Rom
nolnnE him down 10 two baskets
E entire game. Steed, right guard
'ns frovo team, landed four field
ss as well as shutting his man,
QD completely out
II tne varsity. Erickson played a
game al guard and was in every
w Hornney. at center, easily out
~ y SreenWood. but was not so sue
" on basket throwing as he usually
nomstead from the foul line. did
spK. getting ten out OF a pos
Officials Fair,
ol the pleasing features of the
"as me extreme fairness OF the
Both sldes Of the house were
'slnned with every decision OF the
~, mat there will he no bickcr-
rui unfairness. Harker. as ref
rss aiter the ball all The time and
y eyery play. 80 that nothing went
1vni what II should have b-nen.
4 ~ sHHIn Hsn OF Logan acted as umpire.
1iTersity =
<,t,.,s; <t,;,;ss..- .-...I.f: :....,....C Chipman
rsr '--' ......r1. mis-. Ia abrisky
.s,.,.'-', .,.....c.....N V. Greenwood
- 80" ,.r.s.......S Steed
=. -. 49, .l.S IL. Greenwood
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26

The p. a. A first and second basket
ball teams easily defeated the first and
second Emmanuel Baptist teams Satur-
day night, The game between the first
teams resulted In score OF i3 to Ii for
the I3. A. a. and the seconds game re-
suited in score Of 20 10 Is. also In the
formers favor, Tho game between the
first teams was interesting. though the
ImmaDuels were outclassed on the finer
points OF The contest.
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CRESCENTS DEFEATED
BY WARD PLAYERS

The Twenty-second ward basketball
team defeated the National Guard Cres-
cent team al Saturday nights game at
the Twenty -second ward hall. The score
vas 80 to- 20. Ostler and Jones. for the
Cresccnts, played the star games.
The lineup was as follows
Cresccnts. 22nd ward
c. Jones. es.....,.,....Lf.. :. .Thackery
Tracey. .,-.-.-.,- ILL.,. -, ,gS.Iel
Scholes es.......-.......l.g.. =. .Drummond
Burdette.
Clark ;. 49,. Bleak
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of 90 points. They were not scored
against. They defeated the teams from
the Lafayette, Jefferson (twice), Ham
iltoD, Onequa, Lowell, Emerson and
Wasatch school teams and the Salt
Lake juniors.
Considerable credit for the victories
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due ate
Matthews from the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26

The Bryant school champion socker
football team played through the en-
tire season without losing a game. The
team tied in but one game, that with
the Hamilton school team.
The Bryant boys thus won not only
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26
3. A. A. Winners.

OfficiaIs--Aldoes of the Hamilton five.
referee: Fletcher of the r. Y u, um-
pire.
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Dribbling Style.

Referees = Howe. Richardson. Um
pIre-Stewart. Baskets from the field
Hammond, 3: Wilcox, 4; Hoffman, 1;
Aldous 4; FOX. =; Carey, !.
Foul baskets from the foul line--Ham-
mond. 12 out of II attempts; Aldou5,
o,It OF 1S attempts.
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Co.. ussasou's nsniss

To sHEEP. MOI NTAIN TUNNEL AND
MINING COMPANY AND To- M PERSONS
HAVING An INTEREST OR TITLE Oh RE-
CORD N OR TO THE LAND HEREiNAF-
TER DEs' RfBtD
NOTICE - HtREBY GIVEN that on the
sfb day 81 November. A. y. I~i5. the f.,liov ing
dsrcribed progerty. situate In the 4 ounfv -
6unniron aud state 81 foiorsdo, to-wit.
The Ddivid.d "a Lost Horse Miilrite. sur
No t2SH aud Al improvements situate there
on situate In Rock Greek Mining District.
was sold for the delinquent taxes for the wear
Lt6 and purchased by Gunni-on County
That said premises wcr. taxed Tor said year
lSr IN the name of sheep Min Tunnel \ 10.
That the -aid Gunnison County by its
County Treasurer did on the Gsrd day ~ Jan
nary 1911. duly assign the certificate 81 pur-
chase. which WAS so issued by the County
TREASURER 10 said tsunn-on tounty f,r above
sale To " Porter Nelson. who did on the
5nh dav of April 1871 as~iRn said Certifcnte IT,
Of Purchase To T. l.. Ogden. who hath made
request upon the Treasurer Of said County
Tor notification. as provided by the Law of
lSh. In order that he may become enti tird 10
taH deed on said certihcate Tor said year
That the time of redemption of said real
estate from such tax sale will expire ON the
llth day 81 September. A. ID. 1911, aud n IA
deed will issue therefor the 18th day of
September. A. ID isii unese vesieened there
tofore
EA> Dated this 2srd day of May. A. D.
SsS "', ANNIE M powsrr.
Treasurer OF sssd GuBnison County
Published May 1-June .. lyli
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ase yschx
4 seScs snaxss.~s .ss q 49, -
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she cousns~ns&ra ia eGAAsuseus ~Thss
90 nsaH have cssss . sx " nscss<y
= bclscSe fa1hcr g,a,d ~oa~shsse lik<
e~~sNs sor her.~ S'srsns rss.ss~a is
dinsscusly.
~why. our place a.~s in kessscky
scss suly o2--s . ~hr csc Ia,n.~d N sssss
pie franknc~s. '-ssd b.. a dsar-- rai~
ing hcr bead Ves,ssSsaF Tlsen -Ar sSs>1.rsa
Uith q pcetsy irtie kuek. and s~ " hs
wsy ~ cenparsson. And nay rc~ i.oas
IDpdy. Cost only e2s-
kNrsnt who Vas s.-sksng af her IA.
eclaasd just shen to ..e aia.~s isas.sus
- Bnpdy.
Ne ssns her into his mothers state
sssom and tod hes 10 take ~hascvei
sAe wanted. She was glad casssxch D.
avail her-ea - . hong coas f.r tas
trp sbssd of her When she rear
psared. s-esesssrd her hair a.ne aas
her face sli2hf ever che pro-s,s,t ID
settiag bsck 10 her mother and be-
ostesas. fpsraus was imascsxssrabl,
taken viii hes hssks and heg presr,
ways. Ab0uf an ~ coula thiuk ID
thse and er - svs u the journe,
wss that ~ had met two woaslcrfull,
eascinatine Rew eyes.
Me hired an sutomobiip when the,
landed. ii1se1 ~ inse tAe tonaess
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UlolS Is ceRTAlls
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- Cnnnu1 -.

WAsf eosia fUrpsse sssenDnx -
osoas - TIE e9sctss<y e aay puuuGD
tAAa the t~ss u time. 1ssunnaaD 2
vsosss tss@Efy tsA; IsS~ss ks0n1
fsi.s cue veruAEeHtly.
1satefsl sEaorss0enD annu11
prove ENTHUSIASTICALLY the ussrsss e sAlp
rsesas. Nssss $50 VssSse raUAx .
this s~assiy tDsihsa - The rs1isf
they lad d~rsssa fEsn TIE -. q
uoss kidasy RslA. Tssy 400 60
arm skesr tssssnsoniass. Tesy -
that time hes esmSsskea The -
Sohn Nosnr. Tssrtsssth ssA 4. -.
sehaa. ooiosaee. nays. Ia .-ossa-
ser Ises, ! willingly allowed ~
nsme 70 BE ssd IN the l~sas YAUsso
- one who recs@meRded k,sAa kia-
nsy filis. NJ kiaaeys we're sssas-
eersd for long time and eaussd
severe eacksc.es. When I ssooOsA
sharp w snses wers sure TO catch -
And DO matter wsst posss,oa l e.
suned. my back wss very psiossl q
took Issans Kidney Pills and thag
s"oa proved their great worth b. ss-
MOI ing every symvtom VI nay tsoubbs,
AZ there hes not been the slghtsus
recurrence since then, I have more
faith In LDsns Kidney Pills thaa
ever"
For sale by all dealers. Price So
eents. Foster hilbsrn Co. BuRalo,
New Nerk. sole asests for the United
States
Reaembsr the name-Doan ana
take no other.
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Nis dob.


The son of a rich father quit college
He was In love. he explained. an,
couldn't keep his mind on his books
He wanted 10 go 10 work and make
place for himself in the world So hi,
father got him on the payroll of /,
bank in which he was director. Tn.
young mans sweetheart-in her secon,
year at Nassar-kept writing him how
proud she was over his independents,
and asking just what position he held
so she could tell the other girls. Th,
young man sidestepped the question n.
10 his prominence In the banks organ
ization until finally his INTENDED
wrote him peppery letter saying thai
IN he didn't give her the information
by return mail she would he real an
cry. Then. after much thinking. m,
youth wrote her this:
I've wanted all along TO tell yor
shout my position and would have
done 50 before n ] had known myself
About all I do here Is 10 raise n win
dow when I come in the morning and
put II down when ! leave in the after
noon. The rest Of the time ] read or
watch the others work. I don't know
just what you could call my job. Bet
ter tell the girls that Tim the draf-
clerk That will corne the nearest "
describing my dutieS--New York
Press
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1nt psrt dsd ijurant Uere stftinJ out on
the point.
aud In less than an hour he had re
stoFed her TO her own.
One might Aagine that when Da
sant had been eveswheimea with
thanks by the girl, by hes mother and
BY the whole Kentucky colony that
vas houseboating along the Jersey
covert that would have ended ths
episode. But Darant had 10 take II
Into his head for some reason or other
10 personally see that the houseboat
which the Wolverine had towed bac !.
10 Long Branch. was restored to its
original moorings. This task involved
ianumerable trips over To the Ken
tscky coloay Then. after al. about a
month later when the tvoul,aesome old
Tub was being lueged into the covert n
collapsed right under their noses.
The giF1 and Iurant were sitting out
on the point when 1t Aoundered. and
without rhyme or reason they laughed
Hike two uproarioasly happy children.
now? They wouldn't have minded If
the whole old world had turned turtle.
Indeed, the universe might have col
lapsed and n would not have mat
tered. since they had become engaged
Il suppose we ought 10 feel sorry TO
see 1t CO." said Durant. "for II II
hadn't been for that precious craft
should never have found Won. my
sweet girl. and that beautiful hove
light In your eyesw Ard he Kissed hel
face all over right in broad = u ht.
The girl smiled happily. - ely ur
at him. and Durant. still lookine at
her commenced 10 realize What il WAS
that had been lacking In the soci ia,
meringue Of which he was wearied
and how much more delightful IT WA
to have had the opportunity of striv
ing for that essential instead Of hav
ing n thrust on him.
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lie pieied hor up bosiisy.


ing she couldn't stand for trembling
and in less than no time they had he,
aboard the Wolverine.
He wrapped her up in somethins
warm. and he made her eat ana drinl
some hot coffee Then the color cam.
back to her cheeks. and he notkcetl
how tremendously pretty she was.
After awhile she looked around on
the royal splendor Of the dining sa-
loon. Walls. ceiling aud furniture were
In mahogany heavily carved In heral-
die designs. There was a profusion of
ornate silver. cut glass decanters rang
ed along the sideboard In giitterins
array. and. following out a within of
Durant's father In the line Of decora
tion. Q collection of Captain KfddiSh
looking cutlasses and bowie knives
were mounted in every available
space. held in position by big brass
knobs.
Durant. whe was sitting easily at
one end II the table. watched the girl
emusedly. But the girl WAS not one
bit amused She suddenly fastened her
big. dark eyes on him. baked avs
hurriedly and asked:
Are yos a pirate?"
Durant wanted to shout. lot - "a Y
that she wouldn't understand. % be
merely smiled and explained that he
vas nothing but an ordinary decent
Citizen of New York and that the Vol
VERNE was only q floating bouae BE-
longing 10 his father.
While they ~efe hurryins c~ee 10
Long BraBcA - rat me gin asbore
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scrscs os fsSA, ssyr,.vysr

In the Mstter of the Estate ef Brady Potts
D~rep-ed
NoII1 y Is HEREBy GfyE> Thst on Moe
DAY fhe isth eag of Jufie. A. D tgIi. heiug f.nf
~ the regular days Il the June Term a the
County Court Of GauniSon tsunty. in the >tstt
of olorsao. !. Jotin A. steele. Adn iristrntsi-
81 said estate. vii appear before the Judge al
said curt. present MY tnsl -ettienis-nf such
AcnfniStretar pray the aftroval Of the same,
and VII then afT.ly 70 he discharged such
Adrffisfrstsr- Al which time saa place any
person IN interest usy sppenr ana present eb-
lectfsns 70 the same " sny there h~
Dated 1T Gurnison. tolorsdo. Mas Il. 1871
JOHN A STEEIE
Administrators ~ the Estate Of Brady Potts,
6-r~a-sd
Pubiisi,ed Nsy 1e-June g. 1871
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In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Colorado
osaASua's hsonipo ~ DiprAaea

In the Matter Of
GIAtINTD FABRIIID. In Bank ruptsy
Bankrupt
To the Honorable Robert T.. Lewis
Judge of the District tourt 81 the nited
States for the District of toorado.
GiacintO Fabrizio, tf Marble in the County
Of Gunnison aud state Of Colorado. in "a ii
district, respectfully r.presents thst the
sin IN day of March. last past. he was duly
adIudged bankrupt under the acts Of Con
gress relating 10 bankruptcy; that he has
duly surrendered all his property aHd rights
of property and has fullN complied with ali
the requirements oi said acts aud of the ord
ers ~ Court touching his bank ruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he NAV he i.creed
by the Ourt To have a full discharRe from all
debts provable against his estate under said
bankrupt acts except such debts are n
cepted bN law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of MAY, A. ID 1911
GACINTO FABBlZIO. Bankrupt
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OrAes 4 ksaice Tkssssa

District Of toloradu. IS
on this eighteenth dav Of Nav A D. 1911
ON reading the foregoing petition. IL is
Ordered by the Court. that hearing d.
had upon the same ON the 27th dav Of july
A. d. 1911, before Frederick W Heath. Raf..r..,
at his Office. suite I 2 Keller Block in ths
Town of Montrose Colorado. In said district
at O'clock IN the afternoon; and that notice
theresf he published in The tiunnison News
champion a new spaPerprintedin said district
and that all known creditors and other per
sons in interest may appear at the said time
and place and show cause, n any tneV have
why the PRAYER oi the said pstitioner should
not he granted
Aud il IL further ordered by the Court. that
the refsree shall send hy mail % all known
creditors copies of said petition aud this
order, addressed To them at their places oi
Residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Robert y Lewis.
Judge of the said curt, and the seal thereof,
al Montrose In said district ON the 18th day
Of May. A. u. 1871
D> CHARLES " BISHOP, Clerk.
N(AA BY JOSEPH l.. ATKINSON
>SrS Deputy Clerk
Published NAV 81 June 2. fsii.
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twenty -hve cent package of Cslocide
b usually suNhcien' to pat the wors,
Beet in hne condition Calocide is no
longer confined to only the doctors
use Any druggisi has IL in ssak or
siIi quickly get II from his whole
sale house This will prove well
come item 10 persons who have been
vstRlv TRYING 10 cure their foot
troubles with Ineffective tablets aad
6oot powders
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~ ti.r R ~e STAY her~ saa w~sksr
= ssase ~ sszsmea~~ a<~,auehse 81
sard sser ske Wo,verisse. oauuE was
sasss di~psrssessly ssa ~ csso died
assGsd N ~ nss-sa ss~ talking Snsrani
Who wss again ciean ssd ctothed.
sas'ksd and paced aud sUDxd From
esse end cf the ysclse ~ ~ esheF
shiRkiag - she ai~srs~s - so< Sisl aud
ehe sngsish q her sriesds hack cn fIe
chose. livery Itstse while ~ sUere he
caase " the hs~~ ~ th~ ,na quarter
indie.
Ess eve hours they dsl1s~A asd dur
~ oil that tiase vi inssrvob - Only a
minute or twe the hosrsr esUhoru of
ehe yacht beliowed cost ~ cotrs like
some dying demoa. TO W. answered hy
other bcfogged noupdsetnG water
craft equally ss desossse. <hrca~ionally
the warning notes u . beu hoDy rang
out doiefuIly. spprising sheo sAai they
we're not entirely bcyosA ~ sesch uf
the bar,or Imrant wossdsssd II the
houscbcat were still aosstsaG or n
some trspsa tlaatic leviathan - blind
" crashed into n and sask =. Aud
the giri-what - her;
About 10 o'clock everysssay started
to his feet--every man shsard had
been Instituted as lookout-sad there
vas noisy. glad rushing srouosi The
fog had commenced 10 lift
Little by little the samP. gray
smotbery substance recsds1. HntH II
finally rose altogether like . Oseat cur.
tain. With the disapJ,esssnce Of its
trailing. ragged edges ttsese h~oie to
view what was visible a the Night.
on to sborewards Lighthouses blink
ed faithfully. and heve and there
Of the shore resorts thew appeared
blazing, fantastic displays. After
awhile the moon and stars shone out
clear and unobstructea.
Near by and at varying distances
ships were an"hored-biG shtps that
had mot dared venture tuto Dort and
others that had decided to psuse rath-
er than 10 risk disaster eutside. II
was like besstiful panssuma sudden
ly stopped.
When Larned IN aanipulating the
searchlight caught tho hsyuseA0at In It's
rays IT hay 10 close that ~ white.
strained face of the girl. Who was
clinging dejectedly 10 the vsof was
plainly discernable.
She wasn't at all the AUazonian.
athletic variety u girl. caPehae II e.
during perils at sea on q Saft then
eoning cot with q shout q - oasuyr'
ehe was just a. ordinary girl, na4 very
big. not very little. and she was al
sobby and scared half TO death. IN
Saised herself and resting her Ueight
on one hand looked wonderinGay ut
them.
II was as much rs ever Durau1 c0uldl
% to persuade her 10 let him ceeBy her
from the roof to the launch. ana even
then he had to assert masculipe su-
thority. He picked her mp boajly. see
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
Tire Tall Sold,cr.

Bordelais-My dear sir. here in our
barracks ve have the tailest soldier
ever seen Narseillais- taTleSt
How tan is hes Y srsielais-Six feet
nine inches NarseiIials-Siy feet nine
inches2 That is nothing In our
barracks we have sergeant who Is
% tan that be Is compelled 70 kne~i
when he want. 70 scratch his bead. :
Iippincott's.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
There's q WAY

fs defeat Tie nal sraer Dna's a.
tAreat Dethsas u sAis eau001fy
he wsy 10 puSaicity S9 year b1sl.ess
ne he eaoe vay he sses. o.
0e.nes yin give ysss bssioess -
VuA6cify ysa ned.