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MONTREAL. RESULTS.

FIRST R~ACE-Purse 500; two-year-
Odds; selling; six furlonss,-tiarry, %
,Schutsingcr), 10 to !; 3 to ! and even,
first by a length; Senex, o. Opiggins), q
To &, Ito 5 an dout. second; Ochre
Court. lA CMcCahey). ; TO l. even and
/ TO ., third. Time, 1,l6, Also ran, Ac-
ton, Rod and Gun, Delightful, Dipper
and Hamilton.
SECOND RACE-purse $500; Canadian
hired: three-year-olds and upward, one
| mile.-Ganogue, 80 Crowley, even and
| out, first by twenty lengths; Cisment,
50 Diggins), 10 to |, . to . and out, sec
md. TIA Nun pa. III Gordon. I to !
| even, and out. third. Time, ii2 LIS. Also
! ran. Gamer sauce.
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SOUTH END GROUNDS, BOSTON.
Sept, i2,-The Giants ana Rustlers
came together 20 begin the last series
20 be played on the home grounds this
season this afternoon, and because OF
yesterdays rainstorm a double-headcr
was the attraction. The FIRST game
started at 100 o'clock, and Marquard
and PeTdue went In to oppose one an
other. For the second game Mathew
son and Cy Young were slated for tho
box work.
Boston has had q layoff Of four days,
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PLAYERS
HAVE HARD TIME
WITH ENGL|SHMEN
Nip and Tuck in international
Games on West Side
Courts This Afternoon.

Special to The Evening world.)
Mclaughlin (Amsrican) beat Dixon
(Briton) frst set, &c. .Larnsd
(Amsrican, beat Lowe (Briton) hrst
set, Ga
Dixon (Briton) beat Mclaughlin
(Amsrtcan)' In the second set, 6-3.
Lowe (Briton) beat Larnsd (Ameri-
oen) soond set, ell.
Larned, American, beat Lowe,
Dritop, the third set, 7-5; Mclaughlin,
American, beat Dixon. Briton, the
third set. e-3.
WEST SIDE TENNIS GROUNDS.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1e.-over three
thousand spectators filled the new grand
stands at the West side Tennis Club this
afternoon to witness the last OF the
preliminary tie matches that will decide
he nation. America or England. which
shall attempt to life the famous Davis
Cup from Australia next December.
Maurice Mclaughlin and Charles p.
Dixon were loudly applauded as they
entered the courts. the Englishman
bowling slightly. AS they took their po-
sitions in court No. : the MANAGEMENT
requested that the spectators refrain
from applauding during the rallys.
Dixon won the serve and took the
first game. The second game went 10
Mclaughlin. whose service was good.
| With the score 3 games to . in Dlxon's
favor IN the first set and Mclaughlin.
serving. the Englishman was Unable to
return the line shaving serves Of the
American and the score became 3 games
all.
Dixon drives TO the back court were
melted by Mclaughlin. and the seventh
game went to the visitor.
william Larned and Lowe were
cheered as they began play on court
No. I. tarned won the toss for serve
and won the first game.
With FIVE all and Dixon serving. NC
Laughlin won his sixth game. L!Non
then found the Californ!an's serves and
.,o,ad tho srore at six all,
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ARL MORRIS is working hard for
his hght with Flynn. Morris says

his fight with Flynn. Morris says
he'll finish the affair at the nrst
opportunity He surely looks big and
husky enough. lie Is a walloper. even II
he isn't SO very scientific yet. And he
likes the game and Is hard TO hurt.
Morris's height Is deceptive. He
stands a full 6 feet 4 inches In his shoes,
Up the other way Is Flynn's camp.
Flynn Is one Of the most confident fight-
ers In the world. This will be easy
after Kaufman" he said. and Kauf-
man was easy enough"
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Milwaukee Sheriff's Attitude in
REGARD to McF arland. Wolgast
Bout Enough to Make a Judge
Laugh.

fThH New lpTk W url0l.
FEW hundred years ago a king,
~ looking gu, OF his window. saw
The new moon rise. After crlti-
ea,,y oh.ery,,p the color OF the moon
IN, n,,r,,. tho king turned TO his
co,r,ier. ana remarked. Ell am now en-.
,,reIv ,onvI,ccd TIM, the moon 10 n
s,.a, o,rcu,ar niece Of cheese. Tell the
yoy.i ,eorrapbors TO publish my dis
.ov.rv,,
~ 49, ..,,, ,or,,i, ur,or,,s .no,.
.o,. r,ho a.riod mo, tho moon MA,
80. - .,oo.a ,yor. nrh,,c,y hurnoa Ir
,n.usa. -. .rar 10, 90 a..
or,,,cI,ca ~. lIrg.. ,udvn,on, and Will.
=. ryna - ..as crs.omorv o. r,y. ,,n,
onco a...r row ana oor,,,,c,,.a ,,,s.,
in scsnoslcarmen, Of his service. in
'ne interest oi, astronomy.
now comes me sherln' OUT IN MIL
wsukee' aho teh Us tnnt the
Nolssst pout wiz De a prize
nsn''" aithoush all or the hundreds OF
othnr fghts held In Milwaukee under
the local boxing law were only exhibit
tons OF boxing. IN not allow IL 10 o.,
en-" saws the learned Sheriff ..It viii
n. rri,e ovh,"
:, ~. a.. ia lila 49,
Hhne '"e W. NUS MS oneriH may
possibly ave MS W way In the mat
ter. But us funny It's a scream. /
suppose II the promoters were about 10
nut or, two of the ciumsiest slugYer. In
the world. instead OF two of the cl.v.,.
: 49,. "e '"a'
ro.aav ,h. mat T.. .,m .nnNon'
e'' thStttieu.
N.. -" auou. up
"Su ne .ai~ 10 tell
WIZ mAy " ""e'ureo' The
promoters ana tSe boxers say that moth.
Ing can stop the bout. a. IT Is Strictly
.veAl.
Thu sherin says N won't 10: Il 20 on.
And tnApre you are. Pay your money
" -
BE ATTfsLL and Matt Wells were
~ matched iakt night. They agree
4 10 box Sept. 20, Weighing III
pounds at 8 p. NJ. Abc Attell, feather
weight champion. 10 apparently willing
70 concede more than would X. y.
Brown. the lightweight.
, AtteH always had nerve In making
matehes' ne ID az Wnnhs IN mak'nk
-l--.-- --a.A $500. 49, S..A-r
ssnIhs w WIN son.e o.hes rsa'o,
ma a,,n, ,n,n ~
ca,vsa tn. hos;ny hon, WITH Kiih,ne
49,. ,n,. iay-o1 well. ,s . vary fa.,
ana clever boxer himself.
=
TACK JOHNSON Is becoming Jealous
Jack has been hearing about tn,
big houses that can DO drawn b,
any big match In New York City. an
he thinks he'd like to own the Gardel
for a few weeks. lie 10 likely to throw
down Mr.. McIntosh,s oners Tor an Au
etraiian Trip. ana nike BACK mere wher
the yehowpaeks sIo". IN 'na. .ase
WI % hecessHr, 10 wv s%n VI"
p, 4. ,,orr,,. ,.ra .,
-, -.
ms nsht WIN risu". motifs say
neh H"is' .ne nar az ,ne mr.
opportunity. lie surely looks Dig an
husky enough. He Is q walloper. even
he isn't SO very scientific yet. And
ukes the game and Is hard TO hurt.
Norr,s.s height IA deceptlye. I
-as.. ,,u q fec, 4 INCHES I'm hi. ahoo
No., a. t,,,,,,. 90,
" 'he o'". %.
Flynn ID one OF ,.e .,Us, '"n' "sh
ers In the "oria' ms WIN oe ea'
after Kaufman, ne sa'u' al" Nsu
man was easy enough
-
HK K'GRaW - "a wonder' sa
WI baseball ian yesterda
cr,w.s hrai, the team would hava ba
. = 1880 49, 49," Nv ~
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TyEE5TSSagHS5z7 BEST SPORTING PAGE I'm NEW YORK.: re
THERE IN THE WORLD OF SPORT.

Copyright. 1911. by the Press Publishing Company (Ths New York w
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TACK JOHNSON Is becoming Jealous.
Jack has been hearing about the
big houses that can DO drawn by
n big match In New York City. and
he thinks he'd like to W the Garden
for a few weeks. lie 10 likely to throw
down Mr.. McIntosh's offers for an Au-
straiian trip. and hike back here where
the y~ellowbacks grow. In that case II
will be necessary to md someone who
tan give tho champion a fight.
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SECOND GAM E.

The Giants jumped into the lead with
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LARNED CHANGES STYLE AND
WINS,

Mclaughlin took the first set SIS ana
Larned won the first set In his match
with Lowe Ga. Lowe took the second
set 81.
The second set between McLoughl!n
ana Dixon wen, to the latter 6-S, The
game was full of fast rallies. and some
OF McLoughlin's returns were OF such
sensational order that the spectators
loudly applauded his work.
In playing the second set the veteran
Larned realized that he was facing a
worthy foe In Lowe and he abandoned
plays at the net and played "A driving
game. winning the three successive
games. With five all Larned suddenly
changed his style OF play and moved up
70 the net. There he proved Loves
master, winning W games in quick
succession.
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'Batted for Perdue In fifth.
xBatted for Griffin in ninth.
SCORE ny INNINGS.

Boston ..........l q o o O-6
New York.......Q o / > o 0 4 9-9
summary:
Two-basc b!ts-Kllng, Gowdy, Brid-
well. Three-base hits-Merklc. Home
ruu-Snodgrass. Hts OF P~eriue-5 in 3
innings. Hogge, . In . innings none In
eighth, Griffin, : in . innings, Mar
guard, ~ In : Innings; Crandall, / in .
innings. Sacrifice ny-Doolln. Sacrifice
hlts-iierzog. Dtyore. stolen bases
lIerzog, kiser. Double p~lays-Snod-
grass and Miller; i~icrzog, Doyle and
Merklo, Left on bases-Boston, :; New
York, .. First base on balls-Perdue.
Hogge /; Marquard, .; Crandall, l,
Struck out-Hogge. /; Marquard. g.
Passed balls. l. Time, e.oI umpires-
tombstone ana Eason.
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BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

Al the Twentieth Century A. c.
Phil Cross VS.. Al Schumacher and
Houng Shugruo VS.. Young Britt OF
Baltimore, In ten-round bouts.
Al Brighton Beach a. C., coney
Island-Ty Cobb OF Philadelphia VS..
KID Ghetto. In the main bout OF ten
POUNDS.
At Brown Gymnasium A. A.-Andy
Morris OF Boston VS.. Jewey Smith OF
England, for ten rounds.
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SENSATION EXPECTED

NEW YORK. March Rotten
banking conditions IN New York,
worse oven than those shown when
Chas w. Morse fell. are expected
10 be developed here through the
work of the grand jury. which IL In.
veatigatlng the Carnegie Trust
company
Tho jury looks for evidence TO
show that certain banks maintain
aluah funds Tor the set purpose of
bribing those persons able 10 bring
new business 10 them
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FIRE LOSS GROWS

ALBANY. y. r.. March 30.-Nith
the total logs through the capitol
fire estimated at $4,000 600, the
work Of clearing away the wreck.
age vas begun today with fire en-.
gines still waiting to make sure that
the flames will not break out again.
No decision has yet been reached
20 proceed TO anything other than
clearing away the debris OF the
conflagrntion.
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bttih, It's author
who Is 30 years
old today went
through all the
fortunes : uf the
insane he has
much ia say of
interest Of our
present method
Of treating or
miatrcatlnE the
mentally unfor
tunatc lie tells
~ the method BY
which his own
mind found e.
solf and now as
an organizer Of
societies for the
study OF mental
hygiene is doinr
much 20 modify
our present sys
tom Of curing
the insane tie
s a Connecticut
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SCIENCE COSTS MONEY.

GRAND JUNCTION. Col. March
30Two dlnoaaur tracks. $1,000.
That ~ the novel MERCHANDISING
deal contaminated here today By
Elmer Torrlll. a homesteader IN the
nig Park country. with the CHIT
oago museum Of natural history on
tho purchasing end.
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EXTRA SESSION SURE {?

An extra session Of the loginia,
ture now seems imminent. Ths
Everett Chamber Of Commerce.
wants II. and has asked the Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce 90 help. A
meeting viii be held at Z O'Clock
this afternoon The necessity for
road legislation is given an the rea.
son
Besides road legislation. Il 81 Ger.
tain that there will be- an even
greater demand for an extra SEES.
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dancing there will be ra,tllns -
vile from every theatre /, e .aads'
Before II o m only thoe. 1 \,
tune win be allowed On ~ = o CO.
Aiter that hour everyone ~, ,l'9 Z,
there for q rood time WI bs
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STAR WlCH WINS

deputy sheriff who incurred the ill
will of the old county commission
cra hy testlfyiug before the 1905
grand jury and was thercupon re-
duced Go q monthly salary " 81
viii got hack pay amounting TO
about $500 by an increase ln salary
10 si2a starwlch used a. got
$3.50
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TEDDY IS Resr,no

SAN FRANCISCO. March >.
Colonel Roosevelt said today H. ,s..
Dc would make no further ~. VA
addfeaaea IN this city. that ~ Ss'.t
mainder Of bis stay here wos n, =
devoted exclusively 10 H. ~ e
and 70 recreation 'aoag
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AL Is READY.

n tho demand for costumes be-
any criterion. then there will be a
bumper crowd az the Seattle Press
Club maaque ball ~ Dfeamland
hall. Seventh av aud Union a.. TO
morrow night Besides plenty n
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MrRcHAnr In TRounlr.

NOGALEs. Ariz. March 40
Charged with bribing or inducing
Mexican federal soldiers 10 desert
A. " RalecbY. prominent mer
chant OF Nogalcs. is under arrest
today.
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sion aa soon aa congress makes the
new rcapuortionmont. giving Wash
inRton two extra congressman. The
Legislature failed TO make pro.
visions for this
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THOMAS LLOYD, HIS WIFE AND
DAUGHTER oViTA.

Charging her husband. whom she
says owns St0O coo worth Of mines
and claims In Nevada and Alaska.
with dcsertion and uon-suppOrt.
Mrs Thomas L. Lloyd. wife OF the
mining engineer who climbed Mt
Mckinley TO disproye Or Cook y
claims for the honor. yesterday was
granted a divorce by Judge Frator.
The couple were married IN san
Francisco in 1901. and have one
daughter. eight years old Mrs
Lloyd was left so destitute In
Alaska, she said. that she has had
90 work az a Fairbanks hotel 20 earn
enough 10 Eet out when her hus.
hand left the North. she met him
az the boat she said. bat he en-.
braced another woman when he
stepped on Seattle soil
Lloyd failed 20 appear The wife
was awarded half the property
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Odds and Ends From Everywhere

forcement III law. the women here
have nominated Mrs. J. Wilson for
mayor and Mrs g A. Osborn for
police judge. u elected. the women
propose to give Hunuowcll a thor.
ough housekeeping
WASHiNGTON.-Prae,ieally all
the cruisers. gunboata and sub
marines OF the Z 8 Atlantic fleet
are assembled today In Chesapeake
bay to witness battle firing April l.
INDIANAPOLIS. 49, VIM. Scaife.
for three years editor OF the United
Mine Workers Journal. will quit
tomorrow Seattle Is a veteran
miner. Of ability with the pen. but
bis advanced age caused him 10
retire.
The sophomore debating team Of
the Lincoln high school yesterday
won a decision OF 20 over the
sophomorea OF the Queen Anne
high ia the Queen Anne assembly
room
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100000 an a
even Richard
Achilles nallin
ger who does
not think that all
Alaska Is worth
as much fuss az
q few people are
making out
fhnan Ginning
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kENYoN Is NOMINEE.

DIES MONIES. la. March So
Sixty republican legislators in eau
Gus last night made Kenyon their
senatorial nominee The stand.
patters refuse TO support him
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CHICAGO. March 80 Mrs. John
Adducio. wife OF laborer. gave
birth to her 18th child today She
Is only 80 years old.
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HAS Bic BANK PLANS

Plans 90 increase the capitalize
ton OF the Commercial State bank
To $500 600 are believed 20 be under
way. } ". Maxwell. former vice
president Of the Seattle National
bank. b. said 20 be- behind the move
mont. AT present the bank has D.
5000. 900 capitalization
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PouGHkEEPsIE. NJ. WIN.
Cobb. hotel proprietor. nearly
dropped dead today when his wife.
whom he deserted % years ago.
walked in on him Cobb refused 10
have anything TO do with her and
she had him arrested.
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY

March 80. 1861. the United states
bought Alaska from Russia for
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WAsHINGToN.-Pret,y soft for
Robert Peary. discoverer Of the
North Pole. Congress has com
missioned him a civil engineer IN
the navy with the rank OF a rear
admiral on the retired list. II
means $4,000 a year for Robert.
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Principals for the minstrel show,
Bankers In Burnt Cork" to be
staged next week by Seattle bank
clerks have been definitely selected
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HuNNEWELL, NJ. Y.-Convineed
that they are not enjoying the en-
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OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY
PARTY

"A Mind That Found ITSELF IL
truly a wonderful bool Clifford w.
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Items in Notions

"Dircctoifc" Betting Silk, 4 and
~ inches wide. black aud white,
Si0O yard
"Dircctoire" Cotton Betting. 4
inches wide, 20c yard.
"Dircctoirc" Merccrizcd Belt
ing. 3 inches wide. 4sc yard
Queen Coat Foundations. 2se.
soc and 81 90
Hall Borchcrt Perfection" Ad-
Unstable Figures. 5000
Hall Borchcrt Peerless Nd
Unstable Forms. Si40O and Slz0o.
Hydra Hair Drying Combs.
Sio0 -Fiua Fissr
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7 went /
last week.
without ID
out a doc|
WINNER. 1
afternoon
an ailmen
which give
Il had b
and had 4
ued Wind
was dischl
days at hoI
back. The
hospital
what was
neither he|
- -A.~.I
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Here's a Faithful
Booster of Women

NEW YORK. March Declar.
Ing that under male government.
the cities OF the United States were
the seats OF corruption and happy
hunting grounds for thieves" DR.
G. r. Aked Is on record today in
favor OF woman suffrage.
AS Christian minister. DR. Aked
said: Il can say that believe that
to give the women the franchise
would bring as great a blessing to
the world as the coming OF Christ"
Seattle Automobile School. 2fo
Broadway. 'se
- 49,
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FOR new. modern furnished rooms 81
low prices. call a. the Nlrainigs. sot vlr.
ginia at near Wssifaks Az. 80.
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Los ANGELES. NJ. Hell,
fireman aboard the torpedo boat
destroyer Stewart. stepped Ia front
OF a 30-caliber rifle just as the
gunner pulled the trigger. he died
Instantly.
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HE PLAYS PIANO 30 HOURS.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa.
March 20.-All worlds records Tor
long distance continuous plano
playing we're shattered here BY
Lewis Thorpe. who played raE
time and classical selections for
thirty hours
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ham claims. will not deny that II
was fairly good bargain For
Alaska consists Of $4,000 square
miles. so It cost only sl250 a square
mile. or little less than cents
an acre. mountains and all II
ought to be worth that to Rex Beach
and Alex Mckenzie. even II no other
American had ever set foot upon Il.
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EvER1

EVER
three peigI
By Sheriff
ties
The n
on him to|
oyan reacH
ovan was
wounded. /
He is
Weeda
rarded as
had never
which nes|
BELLiNl
and Winia1
ranchers 4
north Of u
killed toda|
" Weedinl
OF sudden
noon
IL Is rel
formerly n
ers and SD
down In I'd
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. March
80 Count Zeppelin made a success
fll filght today With his nes dirig
iblc balloon.
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Ribbons and Laces

All-silk, lustrous Ribbons, 5 to Z
inches wide. IN sky-bluc, pink, car
diual. rose, navy, Alicc-blue, white
and black. Firm quality espeei-
ally adapted for hair bows and
millinery trimmings. 2Sc yard.
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The child
home will [
tomorrow {
The mani
atre has ID
y!,oungsters.I
the home q
biles. /
Perhaps [
dandy time{
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observation-disclosures MeAIlis.
ter. OF the CHICAGO Terminal Rail.
way Co. went &&uddenly insane
aboard a Panhandle train. After
a battle with the police and friends.
McAllister was taken to a hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-30

a good assortment OF fine Wash
Laces. including German and
French Nalcncicnnes Laces and
Insertions. Armenian and Thread
i.accs and Insertions and Maltese
L.aces, = to ? inches wide, special,
piece Of II yards, sc.
-riTst FIeor
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u Z

Just a n
Der the Al
IN oonnectl
partment Y
:. Arms, WHO'D
me - people 7
=, city aid
That is sd
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Art Needlework Requisites

Tinted Crash Pillow Tops with backs,
IN Egyptian. conventional, floral and
Dresden designs, special 3so
A new shipment Of Imported Korean
Cotton, to match Russia crash, has just
been received. -r,,si riear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-22
BROTHER ED

suitry my nj swimming I Lake.
lie swimming till shake
Because which cold
An plant reared It's lofty head nearswhec tho wave rolled
No getting him his chiii
That watry when ia his hand
hoy / a wave 10
Well Edward hts had fled
You I'd dumb. wooden head
I say
Which ed his much Which d surpso
Just then peculiar thinx ransped beneath the lake.
Ed felt ringing IN his head his bessn to ache
Az II tho capper OF bell capping them With wiee.
was he hat hs q
You Ed has little kindly do
Il hear bell said Edward. then 4 Il
dont
The hearing ucked Edward
The little birds would for him and them call
So with hts thumbs .
Then with mighty ast.risk his ha
lie with kinds
Al reached Il. " and c COLI IL
he told
For waiting he his ear
just then hunter shot OF Farmer
The noise deaenng and loud but Edward heard
And old Farmer Brown
In shrl and
Ed didn't HIS
And then he warbied to himself
I'm mighty glad | am Of dead
don't like bell rings anyway said brother Ed 80
IN. Y. American.
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Sinless Judge and Sinner

Judge smelaer LOLA Mrs Kecse TO the
cha gang fol mmor conduct.
against personally but rather am ssan
OF
the rising senea,cn and this scky sen'1nen and so ~
abb a ack O chivairy Is positively disgusting
Judge Smelser
life by solitary deviation
he that frat stone Perhaps X
raise sefpuraly Win
living in tho spoiessness his
Judgment indicates =.
Recsepoor soned ignorant hapess ou,east-is u
hurting generation
Was she hedgd about during xhcod by the adequate pro
to that OF consent
ruined and laughed at
tawdy wrecks OF womanhood hold forth TO
emulatony Or do not
daughters who aunt their elegant attire their
the youth OF the land ths
power glory OF Money-uo obtained
Of negicct0
and II IL right Tho old ideas OF
the theory Of reclamation We longer bho
70 n despse tho
drux 4 whose
for the Of vile
public opinion be
without charity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-22

II probable that not
this directly Interested In the production
Of The Of
tariff Lemon
souooO0o people
As concerned
financially very OF would
coffee successfully. we'd all
their legs
The would bs Of other thing produced
And fully fosisrcd they a
shin divine right"