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Arizona republican., 1911-09-21

der, No 9; Jos. Thalheimer, No. I; Jay C. Sexton. Mesa; Ivy Stewart Tempe; John Witherly. WicKenburg; F. O. Brown. Scottsdale; w. II. Slaughter, Glendale: Elijah Allen. Le- hi: H. A. Bustrin. Murphy: Ernest Hall. Riverside; Capt. Etter. Creish- ton. L. II. Shorev, Mesa, No. ?; Paul Ingalls,, osborn.
 After the appointment of this com mittee an hours recess was taken. But as the committee was not ready to report when the delegates reassembled the time was occupied in listening to a number of orators who kept the en- thusiasm at a high tension. Frank Stewart. a really good speaker. brought frequent applause throughout short speech in which he spoke of the chances for republican success. He was followed by B. r.. Marks. who was also sanguine of success. Judge Aims worth talked on the subject of pro tection, and warned his hearers that they could not afford to take things for granted. that hard and consistent work will be the price of victory.
 
 tered the hall and presented it's re- port.
 \ rather long debate developed over the question whether the conference should include in it's resolutions an endorsement of the national admins tration. or whether it should confine itself to territorial and county affairs. Judge AinswOrth, R. s. Fisher. w. R. Crump. Homer Davis, and many others participated in this discussion which brought out some of the best speeches of the day. The administration of President Taft was finally approved with practical unanimity. and the res olutions were adopted as follows: Being firm believers in a government of the people, by the people. and for the people. and that the will of the | people must. in a free government. all ways bc and r-main supreme. we. the | Republicans CT Maricopa county. in conference assembled do hereby re- solve:
 | That we. the Republicans of Mari copa county. do heartily endorse the able and efficient administration of our esteemed President, William II. | Taft
 l We express our hearty appreciation Of the untiring efforts of our Dele gate to Congress, Ralph II. Cameron. in securing Statehood for Arizona. and We congratulate our Governor. Richard F. Sloan upon his able, economic and ] efficient administration of territorial affairs.
 l Vo declora our adherence to and our support of. the Constitution of the new State of Arizona.
 In order to secure the benefits of
Arizona republican., 1911-09-21
WHAT IS ARTISTIC TEMPERA
 MENT.

Paderewsld is said to have displayed phiosophic calm during the fire that destroyed the buildings on his fancy poultry farm. and the unkiud eXplaua- tion is given that the greater finan- ciaI interest in the place is held by Mme PadercWski, But why should an artist not be as self controlled as the next man in a crisis not related to his art2 There is no mystery. necessarily. in the fact of musicians going to pieces at a wrong note. but being unmoved by the sight of con
Arizona republican., 1911-09-21

flagration. The situation would have been vastly different if the great pia- mist had been viewing the burning of Rome to the discordant accompan- iment of Nero's violin. The artistic temperament is nothing if not the ac- me of sensitiveness. but where it's particular sphere is not concerned. it is not by necessity less capable of caImneSs than tine more ordinary type Most of us could hear a wrong note without flinching. but how do we be- have at even a trivial fire?-New York Evening Post
Arizona republican., 1911-09-21
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL

By winning two games from St Louis today, while Chicago was split ting even with Philadelphia, New York acquired what seems like a sure grip on the National league penuant At this stage of the race with the close of the season but three weeks off. New York leads by 56 points, CT seven full games, which is generally conceded an assurance of ultimate success. Pittsburg Is coming strong and is now but - points behind the Cubs for second place.
 In the American, Philadelphia has lead of - points, and their title To the pennant has been conceded for some time So it seems as assured as can be in matters like baseball that Philadelphia and New York will be the contenders for the worlds championship series The National standing including today
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
sfanoinartSfe Spro8 S~iifrifts=
Ifoler pea 2anoet.

Sfanoinaoerne er li9eiom beres 2anbe
en- gnbeb, ct Soil. trobs alle &riee o9
Sorfieuigbeber. Sc bar fGlcs 6ortio,
er mere fprenebe iSag eno isaar 90 bar
f9Ies Sremtib. Sbab per bi9lper en-,
biGlper benz ale, og bbao Der gamer
Dem ale fom @nbeb, sabner bper erfclt.
9isie tire giser bill itaa os fable fans
Iebe. 9eres heiere Gnbeb | ale Seu'
fcenoer, unbtaseu politiit, bliper mere
pg mere anerfienSt. Spert for Jig o9
ane tiliammen bar De ubfplot en- flor oe
b9berlig YIabs / Sortibens os Ritis
bens Siitorie.
llbpitlinsen at bpert at be Ifanoinns
biife Gpros biemrre eler | llblanoet ubs
biber DC to andre Sproes SnbfpbeIiess
if9re. Spert enfelt af Sproseue, iout
Iares og tales. biz blipe forltaaet al
ole. 9mfe, Roromenb og Spenife
bebsper / freTmebe 2auoe insen SoH
euer Esperanto, be f%oritaar itrar ben
Ieiere Gnbeb | Gultltr os Sprog, Der
binoer benz i%an1men iom ct Soil. Scr
1870 bsrte man ON Yrsiierne, 8airer
% Shipabcr. MI iaitholoer ale, at be
er "sbitere". uoen at famine fig ODER
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
Sra Glana.

Ohu NtufAu'
Seq fan ogiaa Iige min Wening ON
Maifa, for ioabibt ies f~oritaar mig paa
/. BET. Sumter 8ap er ct at be p~afreite
Gteber, iee bar feet, en- fin liben runbs
aetis @ust, omeipct al bpie Sielbe paa
2 Siber. os aIilaes ger bar hi 9apt
ber | Gommer. 8laabGr er Der er flor
Wasie af og "SaImon berries, oe /
Sapen bar pi bapt en- BEL Nasie Srin>
eeb9r oe Sorbb9r. 8ee9e boyer fors
tr9ifeli9 og er at en- meeet COB Smag.
N9biffer, 2attuce, 2sg, Surnips oip.
borer babe itore og gobe Der. Soro>
bunben er fattis % ta9er meget 8jeos
ming; men alieebel iaa fer hi, at Sorz
helene Ienner @rbeibet. Sen eeert'
Iise 9rift Der er ct at De itgrite Stiff
~Ganneries". Sc fan fplbe 1890 Boyer
af Siif bier Sag. naar Siifen saar goot.
Se bar / CONNER fbIbt 9,700 8orer og
hi penter 100.o fsr Seiouen er ube.
Ser er ~ale6aanbe Sin, Gar, Sort,
8lacfeob, &ocfcoo, Glib og fin imaa
Molntain Sraut | masiebis. 8i 1ipper
at Spare paa Siifemaaltoet Der. Set
er life iad leuee melIem bper Gang ieg
fpiier Sill MI. iom oa ieg lebebe | Rins
neiota. Haa ben aubeu SIDE oper 8ues
ten Dor 8 Wanb, iou briner 8roipefs
ting og @ulbmining. Sen ene er en- Gut
fra California, iom bar p1ret Der | IA
Gar. San eier en- Rtue, Der er pGrb
fine $4,000. Gan bar oeiau Raifis
tleri. StampmsIle, os greier. Set er
r1eeet i~nteresiant at ie bet mi, os ON
bet bar ieang, iaa bar bet lise ub mors
font. Winerue er meget beIbie belies
genbe os bill mot meb Eiben eisre fine
@iere til &apitalifter. "Treabtpeu Cob
Define. er life ioert Iaust bertha. -
Senne Wsine cr en- at be iterite 9ulbs
miner I Maifa oe siper fine giere ct
aobt 11obbtte. Rens ieg bar | Often.
bsrte ieg iaa pfte Soft iige, at saa til
~S1e godft' og til Maifa bar rtgtig
brabeIise &eifer. Com min eser Sbers
bepisnine fau ies flare, at bet er intet
8opeitpffe rosen af Geiierte; t6i 4biteu
er COB at tb til ON ginteren, os Glas
ffds Gpumner bar III b9ret ftorartet |
Suli og aiisuit. Goa BARN o9 tor, iom
hi noset Gteb biz suite bet, os iti1e bar
bet beret; bar life paa De 5 Ieaaneber
her bapt en- Iterf Storm. Saa ON ies
bar SilIeu % 2eiligbeb, iaa ifal iee Biz
be glab beb al tiIbriuse after en- Soul>
mer Der. @i fan ipiie sobt, lobe gobt
ps ineen Soruabo eler Sorben eler
ninobitaaelis garme at PLACES at. Seq
trnter NOT / nit Sinb, bbor mango af
bisie Storbpens Snbpaauere | CONNER
bilbe life eipet GUNNER for at faa iope
1aa iebt iom bi beroppe.
Sat for Raalebrebet, ieg babbe niger,
1lbbei at Jamie Ibounenter | CONNER,
men ifdI ie at sisre bet bebre | @aibinsz
ton, naar ieg fommer Der.
NeS bebite Sifsntns fra Glaifa.
OerS. q q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
Sra anberiOn, efafa Co., California.

Seq ifuIbe pnife, Sc piIbe mebbefe /
Soften" unber Rpbeber fra 9aciics
&piten, at Der er GrIeSning for en- norif
2Gge at nebiGtte ZIG i anSeriou, Gas
lifornia. Gnberion er en- 9p pda 1000
Ntenneifer, o9 bar abfiuig nurit Sraif
ba Der er en- norif &oloni | Nerbeoen.
9ben bar to ameritanlfe 2Geer 90 en-
SanblGee. S%ibftn4pnte 90 en- at Sofs
torerne ital mart finite berfra.
Seq beb at hi NorbmGno belit snifer
at ie bore 2anbsmGnb iubtaee oeres
glabs; berfor baaber iee Se bill barre os
bebiGIpeIis meo at giore Sasen befienbt.
Sacramento @oleb er "proiperous"
iaar, bar COB Gpling Of &oru os SD;
men minbre goo aulins at Srlet. 8os
er Rriierne iaa sobe, at Sriigtanlere iom
Steeel er eanffe eobt fornsiebe.
@rbeoigit,
s. q. 9lidfelbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
SorretningSuotiier
@gae. o. siraatpbaf.

Spmeriiombeoeu benleee5 pda auers
tisiemsntet for Union Seaoer Cut glIis
Sobat. Genuc So6nf er, Tom Rdnuet
antpoer. Den Ieoenbe Cut Rlue tiIialss
| Be Toreueoe Stater Ger iRlses mere
az BEN enS at noaeu anoeu Slrgs. og ben
6liuer itdoig mere % mere popular.
Union Qeaoer tan meo rette fables ben
~natiouale "HGgcs o. Strnatobat@. t6t
bIanot ale GInsicr og af ale Naticuas
Iiteter nboer ben flor guocit. linton
2eaoer fan tig6es hos ale SdnoIenSe.
ct rect. bUiSt o. bInat 9nauo 9aruutes
rer at ArtitIeu er Gate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
On patisrt nShpret aataloo.

Scandinavian americdu Qdro & Coz
l~cui3arion 60. meo Suntorer i 2i5 Slps
mouth glog.. minneapolis Riuu.. bar
netup uogibet en- iliitreret BOG ON Dem
Tfd~uoinduiiie &pIori | Sottero II,
5tauiSlaus Co. Sal, meo fulo 9eifris
ueIie ooer SorboIoene Der. Inmt lIuosrs
reminq ON. hborleScs man fan fac fslle
meo paa en- al a~ompduiets mnansoIise
grturiioner til Stiacbdosfgften init.
Get iom iiGr itrnr fRiter Crmertiorra
5eoeu bed gogeu. er aorpaHiets "Srnoe
Tart". Tom iuoss pan Smilagets forite
5ioe. % iom beitaar al en- imogfiIo
8ruppsrtng at set nursrifduite % Re tire
i~ianSinduiits Blag | uuturllge Sarper
omtring en- Seiteifo bEfenee a~pmpdniet5
Rapu I forgplotc % opbsieoe gogitdber.
Riotpdrtiet Odunes AT ct nditert Sdnos
lab meS SieIbe % Dem uebeaaeuDe col
| gageumoen. % oOer BET Dele pGG Oct
ameritduife S,iplo. og melem to Slics
CREME bar bi Den ameritauits Eru meo
uSiIaaeee Ginger. 5ele Siaeoet Iiees
iom oeIaa 9oeen ~forsUrist siuer ct mes
ger i~0roeIastigt SuStrpt os eisr. ar ma
gierue sniter ZIG Ct grempIar, hoiItet
man pgiaa tan faG 0eo Blot at ffrios
efter ben.
IRpute aolrpfai, hDis Sr1iiSeut &C
TinneapoIiS Iauseu y. 3. 9~Iomgrsn,
og bpis 5e.rshrr er Sul. 8 SopperitGo,
iom I 20 adr bar oGret inpttet III
~Geeora6sS oiteu" iom Subscriptions
Ranaser-. eriber en- unitratt Scrrctning
| California 9aus oe isser iiGr at iaulle
Siauoinaperue i ben frustbare Satterisn
aslpni. ION eftsr SorIpSense bpoer fore
soroele.
Striu eiter Senue Sos. Zen CT fri
% 2e oil lite ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
Sabfielb, Riuut

Del Sanife Sebeielifab. s "SpbIf
Waaueosifriit~ rettes ct meget iterft
angreb paa Sebeielifabet. Gngre-
BET ppffer flor Spifgt og fommeute'
res / 9aespresien / 9onmarf. Oct
gaar no pan, at aominiitrotionen er
altfor Spr, 90 at Der maugler Sam-
arbeibe melem De forifieaige aonto-
rer. I~ngrebet fonfluoerer l. Of
Staten, iom betaler en- bolu Wiaion
ON aaret til Seoeielifabet, ifal ODER.
taae 4bminiitrationen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
9GreSe Selbpsser!

Seq er af SeIbulasets gretutiptos
mite paalagt at isee at faa ~inbtasieret
ben ubeitaaenbe Meblemsfontingent =
80 Gents for Neenb oe 20 Gents for
apinber - ON iee tror bet er beloigt.
90 ba iee arier bet for at bore I i'm
Srbeu, OF ben enc at 2usets Weolemmer
I~igeiaapel iom ben anben betaler i'm aars
lige aontineeut, iaa bill ieg berpeo | al
9euIisbeD artmobe ale Dem, iom peb
meb Zig ielp. at be itaar @tilret, iaa
mart iom muIiet at inobetale famine til
aasfereren eler til Snoiamlcren pna
Stebet, bpor De Dor. Saa itaI ieg meo
bet famine bebe benz, iont erbnu life er
g~eebIemmer, ON at tesne Jig o9 bermeo
aiere 2aset fort oe iterft.
3 al Neurological,
&. 8. gbien. &ds.
cohfeIS gpiuu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06

mig ugiaa til en- Specialiit for 8a-
tarrb iSt. 9ouis, ioruoen at leg
oa9lis tug Here Slags Neoiciuer.
Seq funoe life saa mere eno ct
bunoreoe CARDS uoen at bpile.
"gaine Senner tilraaoebe mig at
torlp9e Seruna, boiltet ieg 9iuroe.
Seq fUler IN at 8eruua ~frelite NIT
9to. Oct er ben bebfte Mieoicin /
Seroen, us ieg uiIbe life pere ben
ioruoen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
Sire Sage, 10 elmer ps Al Mtnntcr,

DFt ~HBNF to wv VI III "sFNHFNF'
til Stauoinobieu 7 Gage, 7 Stuter oe As
Ninlter er Heforbeu nreb be nibirnoers
lige Sampere "2ufitania" o9
"R uuretania~, @eroens Iterite,
burtigite og fineite firebobbeIte Sfruc>
bampere Sc bill fsre ben itorartebe Sus
leerturiion fra 9orbpeften til Nor9e, afs
gaaenbe fra Stem gort, "R Il Z
Den 22be Rooember og "2uiis
ben 29be Nobember Silitrip
Gunarb Cine, metropolitan glbg, Rtns
neapoIis, for tint iluitreret egfurlionss
program frtt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06

9tr. q. g..
Solution,
Sa., flyer:
45egoart
fem Gar
plaget ineo
8atarrb.
Sor to War
itoen too
leg meo
ben enc
SOB i8ra.
pen. Seq
bapoe for
iUst ipp
2eger %
hpuneuAfa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
TOriDgt
iDp
Seger

Wit oiu irelt peo gesrusra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

dealers
should without notice The rear estate
about building NJ things hsn
legislative body They oocasona
heart they work for putting ar
OF them who deceive
lot 10 the real estate
deal of conn tlaten what they
10 powers national Immigration bureau en-
distributed sounds Eoea
majority OF immigrants 20 the mines ana
become heartess corporations or else 10 the u
disease vice and low wages r every
should be directed 10 tho farm or 20 'e
where they eventually their own homes ana s
become OF the nation 80, /. -.
the building OF
than the crowd OF lawyers
believed they what would increase
the building Of homes
other things the reclamation
commission
land irrigation and dtehns
public mighty 5000 nnH per 80
them So does tho whole nation
finally TO give ns what We need ana Wan.
BODYBUILDING real estate msn
49,,
il usou habit Of things When
better morals
educate our children
builders moralsA phys'
They egs
knocks out tho eass
Nm. " u threatens to amount to much
"~orth their weight soif DON
afford erl or ice cream ano
poisoning
few days woman nearly asd
49, {oor and harrseaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04
IT. the Editors Mail

To the Editor of The Star:
Dear Sir--i wish 10 call your Mt
tcntion to the unsauitary conditions
existing on the shore Of Lake Union
next 70 the gas plant Of the Seattle
Lighting company.
Under the new arrangement Of
the garbage system. which started
August l. 1911. dumping ground
has been created for the North End
district on the shores and waters
Of Lake Union. cannot understand
how this could have been permit
ted, ~ the water Of the lake 10
fresh and thus forms q perfect
breeding place for germs Of all
kinds.
The dump ut present IL very Of
fensive and the west end OF the lake
resembles a garbage dump. II seems
TO me that the sanitary department
Of Seattle should prevent such ac-
tion ipstead Of permitting the dump
To exist.
For the neaith OF the people.
please stir up the guilty patries.
Respectfully. II. NJ r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

prepares for the slaughter.
That's about all. except bringing
around tho once self-confideni
rider. whoae education. In az few
seconds. has been broadened
vastly.
Now fhis II no posed" photo
You can prove that for yourself
by trying 10 take the pose that's
shown here. The camera caught
the rider just before he hit the
ground. Incidentally this II pic
ture Of the climax OF about as much
sidesplitting. tearbringing fun for
a bunch N bronzcd athletes IN
chaps" az was ever crowded into
five or ton seconds.
Though the photograph was
taken only q few days ago on a
cattle ranch near here. It's scene
that's been enacted ever since
there we're COWBOYS. Iu details toi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

Uxftor Seattle Star.
Dear sir--As daily reader OF
xour valuable and patriotic paper. /
lootro 70 express my earnest CO
0rorn1i0u In your present campaign
nHninst the Seattle Electric Co. for
e1ois high-handed tactics In trent
- the public Of this city.
I g not hesitate To say that II /
vere I stakeholder of the Stone
Wehoter company should GER.
1ranfy upbraid jacob Furth for his
mdrs and high-handed business
Gnnnagement which Is displayed In
- present transfer question.
He 10. IN my opinion. showing
Vory poor business judgment In en-
forcing the transfer rule. and II VIII
- only . question OF time when he
v11I ind the people rule. and not a
~ Of his white-livered underiings
Vho now do his bidding.
WAS present last evening In the
Ufeon Lake car when ] Witnessed
~ lorcible expulsion OF a fellow
oaasenger, merely because he had
1es6ented transfer few blocks
bolow the street which, by the com
pany's rules, IL designated a. q
transfer point. Tho transfer had
been issued only q few minutes be-
FIRE and the passenger had only
walked . block OF so south In order
70 get seat
am not an anarchist. and with
out looking In the dictionary don't
know what II means, but ] do be-
neve the people have rights. and
when one man so conducts bis
affairs as to impair the rights OF the
people then he IL an undesirable
citizen, and upon proper notice Of
his delinquency should be taken In
hand at once.
II made my blood boil 10 sec this
man thrown off the car 10 I'M
osromoniously, and such tactics
brought to my mind an old but ef.
fectiye remedy. II was that the
citizens organize a vigilance com
mittee. and I guarantee that mat
ters concerning the public welfare
viii be corrected. There are esv-
efAl high-handed individuals IN this
city who would slow up somewhat
and perhaps condesccnd to treat
the people as God intended they
should be treated. should like to
be member of the vigilance com
mittee. Incidentally. enclose you
herewith. properly signed, the
Alaska coal petition.
Yours for effective measures and
good government.
GEO. J. HIBBARD,
Attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

THE SEA.
Behold tho wonders OF the mighty
deep.
Where crabs and Holsters learn to
creep.
And little fishes learn 20 swim.
Aud oiumay sailors tumble In.
MELANcHoLiA.
| am a poeviAh student, I;
My star Is gone from yondev aky,
think Il went 30 high ne first
THAT It just went and gons and
burat.
MARY AMGa.
Pity now poor Mary Afnes,
blinded by her brother James.
Red-hot nails IN her oyea he
poked--
never saw Mary more provoked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04
WHY NOT SMILE AWHILE?
DO YOU LIKE THESE?

LAZY.
Tho Roof Il has q Lazy Time.
A-iying In tho sun.
Tho Walls they have 10 Hold Him
Up;
They do not have much Fun.
SUSAN.
Susan poisoned hsr grandmothers
tea.
0randmAmma died In aEones.
ssusan's papa was greatly ve1ed.
Aud he said 10 Susan. MY dear.
what nextr"
LITTLE WILLIE.
Little Willie hung hts slater.
She was dead before We missed
her.
"wIllle'a always M TO trielsst
Amt he cu,eY He's only sixis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04
MOTT
ANYTHING

a sor.sious young fellow nance
Ate peaohsA then uttered some
uroansj
He said, ~ think I
Am going TO die;
I feel like 10 swallowed the stones"
Eastern papers tell OF a man who
lived ~ days with a wound in his
heart Laura Lean libby told about
him long ago.
A Chicago woman went bathing
az Venice. Cal. and got beyond her
depth. She weighed 7io pounds.
and they had 10 haul her out with
n derrick.
A witness 10 The Nov York arar.
antine inquiry said he threw . dead
mans ashes into tho street and
uinds Gin rickeya IN the funeral urn.
Probably used slos sin. too.
Lives Of married friends remind
10 We can make our lives sublime
BY postponinu our engagements IN
indefinite Isnpsh Of time.
The flesh Of whales IL a staple
article Of diet In Japan.
I've always thought" she said.
relating her woes 70 the divorce
lawyer. that Henry. er-er. vol. i'm.
bibed too freely
You're right replied the law.
yer. siys never secn him pay for
q drink"
A. last the Indian In coming "a
HIS own. The Barry Historical so
cioty has decided TO put up n few
inonumcuts 10 some Ottawa chiefs.
vsextion Query.
Won't you be glad when TIA
osesT"
Another Iimsriek.
:, e.
~
An inventor ssId: Tive cot . kssy
idea fer Z schsme shssss 6sisy:
Whst the nssion rssds
10 srspss without sssds.
Twill sst Luther Burbank plumb
crSxy.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04


SMELLING. Cal. Aug. l.--when
a horee 10 being ridden tor the
first time. there 10 always sitting
ON the corral fence a man who can
do Il just a little better than the
man who Ia pulling off tho per.
Torrance, no he snys.
This maa Ia always given a
chance.
On every ranch. large and small.
there II always. too. a sleek. dociis
looking little pony. about the sire
OF a goat Also he can buck IN
seven circles at once. which IL
aome bueking. as any real cowboy
viii tell you
Well. this domnrs looking little
piece OF horse flesh 10 led forth.
ths smart" chap climbs boldly off
the fence. spits on his hands and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

PATENT No 100000 issued Aax Cleveland man for
= rubber ures
Ne machine h designed person
~uuar Wonder IL yauc could mining stock
NEBRASKA labor eommissions y WIN
anybody demand for Jobs servant
ris really back TO the land It's gooo
- hat he me foios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

course you've heard about them
since you we're knee high we're
the same as they were fn the days
Of the first cattle baron.
Ia there anything pictureequs
left IN the life OF the COWBOY What
IL the answer7 Well, just be party
10 a scene like this once, either
a. rider or spectator. You can
find one on any modern cattle
ranch. II you hang around few
days.
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Hitting the Loan Shark

finally after the loan shark
VIII bin him hard You soc ne loan
OF the victim He Ia afraid o.
by
have adopted these rules
attachment
I've IN
he three after
= making OF loan binding.
Esaoih and encourage cooperative associa
amo possible
loving thing 70 do should
should
because 80 Iona as 'he
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, . month
~ chasas sosthlna really
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

Lake Washington strawberry
fields are now opened to the public.
Is cents per gallon. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

o. started somshno really
held Special ssnts ~ be schsS
and they'll please you'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

The has been closed the
creditors have had prices
bring the buyers here crowd We had nothing creditors
esd take precedence until the
Of doing s by marking prices everything far below profit
following just few random The whole
slaughtered in this way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

Eastern papers tell OF man who
lived ~ days with wound in his
heart Laura Lean libby told about
him long ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-04

A Chicago woman went bathing
AZ Venice. Cal. and GOT beyond her
depth. sbc weighed 7io pounds.
and they had 10 haul her out with
n derrick.