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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-11-04
That Young
Man
By Carl Jenkins

Miss Dora Davis was working
among the fower-beds of her aunt's
display at Aspen villa The hour was
Just after breakfast, and she wanted
to poke at som ething that would keep
her out of doors for an hour. When
the gardner saw her poking" he
swore a few swear words under his
breath, but he dared not interfere
Miss Dora was her aunt's favorite,
and 1t might have cost him his place
to tell the young lady that she was
roofing out creeping Charlie instead
of weeds.
There was some one coming down
the road, however, who had no fear of
losing his job through giving a few
words of friendly advice. He was
about twenty-five years old. and his
suit showed that he was visiting some
family near by, and his lazy gait that
he was also out to poke" He came
along and leaned on the fence for
three or four minutes and then said:
But you are pulling up all the
creeping Charlie, you know"
Miss Dora uttered a little scream OF
surprise and Strengthened up. He was
a young man. He had a smile on his
face. She had never seen him before
to her-aye, even chide her, She
didn't know creeping Charlie from bur
dock, but was that any of his bust
ness? And II she wanted to pull
every flower and plant up by the
roots would good Aunt Sarah have
chided her for it? For a long min
ute the girl looked straight into that
young mans face and then turned
away with a sniff. A girls sniff isn't
a "humph," and it isn't a snort, but 1t
Is sound of such Indifference and
contempt that 1t makes young man
sit up and wonder If he is growing
baldheaded. Walking into the house
with red cheeks and angry eyes, Miss
Dora asked:
Aunt Sarah, who is that young
man hanging around here?"
Young man? Why, I haven't seen
any. Where is he?"
Look out of the window"
Why" said the aunt after taking a
look. that must be the young man
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-11-04
HIS MIND NOT ON THE EARTH
Columbia University Professor Surely
Has No Rival for Mental
Alteration.

One of the professors of Columbia
university is notably absent-minded.
He forgets his name, his address, and
where he keeps his bank balance.
The only things that cling to his
memory are the things he has studied
in books, says a New York CORE
living in one of the little Jersey
towns. The other night he returned
after the household had gone to bed,
and discovered that he had forgotten
his door key. Il won't wake up the
folks said he to himself I'll Just
borrow my neighbor Jones' ladder and
climb through my bedroom window"
Which he did with eminent sue
cess. He got into his silken pajamas.
and then another thought struck him.
IF Neighbor Jones were to rise
early" he thought to himself, "and
see his ladder leaning against my
window he would be unduly alarmed.
Perhaps he would think that burglars
had entered our house My wife
might get up early. too. and she
would think the same thing. / will
carry the ladder back where l got
it"
Which he did. The dew reduced
his pajamas to damp wrecks He car
ried that ladder away around behind
Neighbor Jones barn and put it
where he found it Then, his mind
at ease, he went around to his own
front door and rang the bell until
his wife came down and admitted
him
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-11-04

that has come down to visit the Nor
tons. 1 heard the other day that they
were expecting cousin or something.
Did he speak to your
He tried to boss me- That is, he
told me in a bossy way that | was
pulling up creeping Charlie. You ought
to have seen me freeze him!"
And served him right. too. He
must be what you city folks call
fresh"
Two hours later, as Miss Dora was
lying in a hammock under the cherry
tree the young man repassed the
house. Twice he almost came to
stop. as If to make suggestions or ten
der advice. but he changed his mind
and went on. Miss Dora had an eye
on him
few rods below the house was a
creek leading into a river not so far
away After day or two Miss Dora
wandered down there. She saw fish,
and she returned to The house for
pole and line and bait AS the gard
ner had nothing OF the sort she made
an outfit for herself The hook was
bent pin. the line of grocer's string.
and the bait bit of cold roast beef.
She had been fishing for half an hour
when that young man" came down
the road and stopped to watch her
She never looked up She knew he
was smiling. but she kept her head
turned away and hummed the air of
tune to herself.
You'll never catch a fish with any
such rfg-out as that" was finally re
marked; and her visitor moved away
to return in about 20 minutes with a
real pole and hook and line and some
worms for bait They were laid on the
bank almost at her feet. and he said
as he strolled away.
You will use them if you really
want to catch fish,
There was no snin this time. 1t was
something worse. He hadn't gone ter
feet when the outfit was picked ur
and heaved into the creek He heard
the rattle OF it. turned around to see
and then headed down the creek to re
cover all that fioated- BY the time hs
had accomplished this the girl was
disappearing up the road She WASH.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-11-04

Hes geniusi
Whats he ever done?"
He has contrived a plan by which
he has been able to harness his gas
meter and make it run his sewing ma
chine and work the churn-
Post
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-11-04
For Sale

Choice Alfalfa hay at Courtney's
warehouse, 75c per bale. II. J. Simp-
son. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
ONCE CHAMP GIANT, BATES NOW HOPES
TO BE CHAMP FLY-SWATTER OF HISTORY
CAPT. N. v. BATES.

SEVILLE. O.. Nov. "a giant has
Just Joined the ranks Of the fly
crusaders with the intention Of be-
coming the champion fly svatter
81 America.
He's Capt ~. v. Bates. feet 4
inchca tall. a circus attraction for
more than 20 years. now living In
retirement Bates sits most OF the
day on his front porch. armed with
heavy wire bat OF his own con.
structlon and swats right and left
I've got mighty good swaiting
average" says Bates proudly. II
hate flies. They're a menace 20
humanity. Everybody ought 10
swat" --- Bates paused while he
swattcd a fly that roasted on the
porch railing.
I'm getting sort Of old now
I'm sixty-six my eyeslght is
going back on me But It's still
good enough TO sec a n.y."
Bates isn't az tall as he used TO
be 49, In the last few years he's
shrunk four inches and lost more
than 80 pounds.
b"ith htih Ntlhuh &ci icuuoN
and looms up alongside an ordinary
man like Pixies Peak.
Tho interior OF Bates home re-
minds one OF % fairy tales about
giants. Entrance Is through n q
foot door The chairs are rein
forced and large enough for two
His bed Is 9-foot affair.
Bates made fortune In the cir
Gus business His first wife. who
was a trifle taller than he. was
big money maker for him. After
she died Bates came here, bought
two stock farms and then. taking
unto himself a second wife who's
nearly two feet shorter than he is.
settled down TO life Of ease--and
fly swatting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
AT TIE pANrAoEs

The Rex Comedy Circus OF train.
ed animals will be one OF tho feat
urcs Of the bill al the Pantngcs the.
atre. beginning Monday matinee.
Other numbers Will DO James Kisr.
nan and company. IA a comedy
sketch. The Tanning Of the beast
Fielding and Carlos. skaters: Char.
leo Gibbs. uaid 10 be imported from
Germany for his wonderful lmita.
ton OF n phonograph. the Dough.
ertyA. IN comedy talk and dancing.
and the Hruces, In blackface.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

saucy Mizzi Haios. the young
Hungarian star. Will delight Seattle
audiences In return engagement
at the Metropolitan theatre for a
week. commencing tomorrow night.
Ia the tuneful Spring Maid" Nizzl
broke all records al the Mctropoli-
tan when she played there two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
AT THE LOIS

Bertha NJ. clay's popular. novel.
'sThorns and Orange blossoms" in
dramatic form. is the attraction nc
the Lois theatre for the week be-
ginning tomorrow matinee. The
love story In the novel has been
preserved intact. and many thrill.
ing scenes are enacted The San
dusky Stockdsle company has pre-
pared special scenic equipment for
the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

4 sammamish river may not 4
4 be used for logging purposes 4
4 hereafter. Judge Iianford yes 4
4 terday granted the United 4
A. States an Injunction against 4
4 Robert Peterson, 20 restrain 4
4 him from obAtructinR naviRa. 4
4 ton by loE booma. The Sam. a
= mamlsh river was held 20 be 4
4 a nayigablc stream. and there 4
= fore under federal IurindIc 4
4 tion.
a . = 4 - 4 l. a 4 4 a A a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
AT THE EMPRESS

Six pretty girls. wlth I'd Him.
berg a. the manager 90 the tei.-
phone exchange. viii be the big At.
traction ~ the Empress next week
In The Telephone Girls Iolph
and Susie Levine wili again enter
tain Empress audiences with their
fFe"-hand drawing. music and quaint
humor. Others on the bin are Ken.
ncdy and Williams. in The Fasel.
mating Widow Owen Wright. a
drawing room entertainer. uonohne
aud Stewart. aH Two Aagnetse
Singers. Maud. and CHI. in fancy
dancing and acrobatIca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

and about John
-. Rockefeller
than any one eler
IN the country.
she has made al
most n life study
az the Infamous
combine and lts
guiding spirit.
and several times
she's showed en-
where 10 head In
Her biography Of
John u IN the
real thing Also.
she's an author
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
At THE SEATTLE

Max Dill. one OF the best Cor
worsD assassinators OF the kings
English. via Tesfonic xomcr.
saults and linguistic jiu jitss. will
star one week AZ the Seattle the
nfre in The Rich MIR. Hoggenheim-
er. beginning with Sunday mat.
inee sam Bernard. who was at the
Moore few weeks ago. was made
famous IN a night when he first
produced u in New York. It's n
musical comedy. with real music
and real comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
NEWS OF rae DAY coNprHsao ron eUsY PEOPLE

The school board receiNso ~
tltlon from Queen Anne bill resi-
dents asking for an open air aehnel
for that ncction. aud u rccommsnda
tlon from DR.. J. n. cfichton that
he open mir school be extended 10
all the grade schools In the city.
Upon the recommendation o.
Superintendent Cooper the board
voted 10 continue the two prtufpi
omen air schools. but decided not
10 extend the new idea al present.
Civic Center Owners association,
composed of realty owners EN-
braecd In the proposed civic center.
mot al the assembly In the White
building last night and elected OF
flccrs.
Trial OF NJ. N. Lewis, ianltor al the
Federal building. accused Of rob
hing the mails. was set Tor nsSi
Tuesday. lie was committed 10 the
county fail In default Of VI. 600 ball
A black Jack party In q foonsna
house AT 90 w Virginia It, wac
ralded ~ three plain clothes men
iaet night and six men were ar
rested. A. Asorino. charged with
conducting the game. was released
on sioo bail.
Two boys, Henry sodenstron,, ~,
and edward wilmer. "a. were ar
ronted last night b. city Detective
brown. charged with robblng the
home OF Il. u. Mci.aren. at the foot
Of Day 81,
Funeral services over the remains
OF r. u. Jack Dalton. killed when
the auto he ~aR driving overturned.
which was 20 have been held this
morning. has been postponed until
-Novcmbcr 9.
University Daily Issued a i2.paoe
edition Yesterday in honor OF the
aemlcentennlal celebration.
Courage In Politics" was the
subject OF J. T.. McGar before the
members 81 the kinK County Demo
cratic club AZ wolfh cafeteria At
noon today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

Sister A.. Flasia. for more than
20 years with 81 Mary's academy.
and director % studies in the Ore
gon. Washington province. has been
chosen mother provincial Of the
Holy Names sisters for this
province al the general chapter Of
tho congregation nj Montreal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
OLDEST PRISONER

VANCOUVER. u. G.. Nov. 4. :
\ Crippled with his % years. 4
> John Channel yesterday re- 4
\ received two years 10 The pen. 4
\ itentlary for granddaughter Z
4 lie Killed a companion In a 4
\ fight. He Is the oldest pris. 4
4 oner ever sentenced In Can. 4
= ada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
AT THE oapHEum

Clara Nelson. prima donna for
Eddie Foy when he played up aud
Down broadway" In New York. viii
be the headline attraction At the or.
phsum next week. presenting
Something New. with the assist.
ance Of Jack Diamond. who helped
Eddie cut NJ In old Gotham. The
rest OF the bin includes. Brown.
Harris and Brown, In Just to
Laugh--That's AR. the six Bracka.
In acrobatics. The Piano Mover.
BY McDavitt. Kelly and Lucy: THE
Commercial Man" by Burton. Ray.
mond and Balm. Ward Baker, VIC
linisi. and two blcyclists who viii
play football.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

WAS assigned 10
the command OF
the Shenandoah
valley district,
embracing { h .
northern part Of
the area between
the AileRhenlcs
and the Blue
Ridge This was
the beginning of
evil days for the
beautiful an d
prosperous shen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
NsF9ot NeFFiam--HooFe.
4 ~ &t&<tt
: At THE MOORE =

Mother viii be the APP
peaiing theme at the Moore theatre
for one week. beginning tomorrow
night, with Katie Putnam In the
title role. Assisting her will be
such established players as Jewel
Power. Margot Merriam. Nell
Moran and Frederick Burt. The
play was written by Jules Eckert
Goodman. The play ran for six
months last season In New York.
II Is play Of the home. with moth
er and the children. such as makes
a tremendous appeal to home-loying
people.
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and a 10; more thlngs. Her birth.
Il tomorrow. And. oh. yes Her
name IN Ida NJ Tarbrll.
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COMING TO THE MOORE

John Cort will present Lawrence
D'Orsay In an elaborate revival OF
THE Earl OF Pawtucket" for one
week. beginning Sunday, Nov. IL,
ct the Moore theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

weeks ago. and she will be a wei
come guest the coming week.
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m. srzYxrR. OF EvEnErr.

,,,,.s,. ~. aa.o The happy faculty az
sas1.'HE Mhat ne ala not Nays 4 fsn~
.sts"N 70 meet but a toor frtrns *
9. pend upon. lie studied a, 80 -
- Anost wonderful Dental C,ofiers-
- 1910 ever knew. 1t was s-r1I
TAcohA DENTAL COLLEGE, n,
80 b4arta OF the dfaffue4ior, -
ii...tlns written 10 large E.anfern co1.
~. Nnlie "u the Dental Board tell
pensis,.s. ~hat and who 70 teach
Is.ss the Washington Hoard. ~ ~ :
sunptf Tor truth and he krsou~ 70
sy.iyr also studied under Dr 4 ~
eltsy, and. strange AZ II may 49,,
ssepfgr had 70 live because ~ "a :.
ttifs ass, before he obtained ~
tAEhinNten Dental license ma ~
- prncficed DentiNtry In Was1isr.a.
ne year without a tIcenr4 49,
sseorse Advertised. too fhou arssS-
fall- When finally he rr.sIs.ssas
from this AiexandFian Dental f1rar,s.
800. thAs Tuition at Tacoma Ire STATE
1si kohrd refused 20 axau11-s
Sssefke because bis diploma was r,oS
- hssn karat and he arose 10 hls m
nsiFht and declared he would pracslrs
" WIS state without 4 license MAIN
tney examined him. and he ala l,-.s n
oeofEe dtd it--tf was rixf,t 80
broptr 50 my friend George il row
ssssi..s,rsAple farmer. He was IL
Ystst,tatnef or the notorious code ~
sihtss and Contract adopted bv ~
combine In 1903. and was On IL
rental Hoard both times that I We
examined. but such a numhwjrss,l ~
eoald not hope TO satisfy such efrs-
Renee that ] knew anything about
nfslasietrs, 10 George dld h. ana
I4le hel the usual 90 rer cent Ira
me too. George recenfly aeclar~1
that tae Gnmhire's Code would ~ II
force II he was on the board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

andoah valley. because jackson
was a hard fighter. and II took a
long time 10 whip him. and by the
time the fiEht was over there was
not much left In the Shenandoah
valley that you could either eat.
steal or set Attire.
The second Of the winter dances
Of the FfaternaI Aid society will be
held November at Stevens hall,
Fourth ay. and Pine II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

Glass A--"Grandfather's VIOLIN:
"A Buriesque Bull Fight, The
Tara Ashore; "Madge Of the
Mountains"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
1!|R6a

just 80 years ago today. Nov.
!. 1861, Gen. stonewall Jackson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
DE- rrsHByRx rxon rLLrur.
BURG.

IT Ftshburn. Is from E.liensnurs
aial "lss ttrn from Eiiepnburg fcf
some years He was on the hsssrsl n
s -, With Thurston. STRIKER an
meyer. and he. too. graduated fro~
ttss same Institution as Striker -.
c~pt the Institution changed it, raua
ana moved TO Portland. FIsth ar-
ana Stryker had a faculty az assfnR
questions that had no relntlon a
Dentistry. and they were shnrn
smart, catchy questions about RrsI
waiter. and the size OF a rcd Iisn1
sorruscle. and all sorts Of cute aurs-
TORS OF course n man who nskn
questions that others cannot answer
y a wiser guy. Mr. FIshburn hae
peen down In Oregon for some yeara
lie Was the one who told me- that /
could not have a copy OF the Code
and Contract in 1903, because fhe
board did not want II to get out. The
precious thing ought not to be canxhf
I1nnlag loose So put a copy IN my
pocket and. after short publicity.
the Combine discontinued It's ~
openly, but It's effects arc alwass re-
karded by ell Dental Boards. A. only
the same 90 per cent OF apri.canfo
are allowed license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

Exhiblt--Western drama, The
Kid From the Klondike."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

4 - 4 = - $50 ttt 4 4
4 WATER sHuT-oFF NOTICE .
Water will be- shut OF from .
4 Jackson VI, 90 Weller 49,. be .
. tween Fourth ay. s. and 18th .
. as. s.. and from Weller ~. 20 .
. Connecticut H.. between 4
= Fourth ay q and 18th av 3. =
. Sunday from 10 n. M until , .
= .. M. 4
3 ; b y b b ! ; b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

cIty--"Loves Victory; "The
Rise and Fall OF Weary Willie:
Che Peril OF the Plains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
Oh. c. q. IRWIN. or vAxcouvx1

DR.. Irwin graduated from the
western Dental College al Kansas
Slfy. Mo. IN 1894. the year IN which
entered college. Irwin had been
practicinE IN this state about three
years without license when he re-
ceiNen letter from the heard to
come to Seattle and Be examined.
which he did. and when the first sx-
animation paper was given him 10
looked II over and got an and handed
" 70 pr. striker and told him the cr.
animation was an outrage and an In.
anlt TO Dentist. But STRIKER told
irwin 70 SO back and write hts an
kwerr. which he did. Irwin passed,
OF course, because he rad political
friends and power In Vancouver. Soon
after that he was appointed TO sue
coed Strykcr on the beard. but only
SO per cent Of applicants were al
lowed TO pass the board. SO you see ~
their coarse work we know them. snd
while II would be a crime for anyone
else 10 practice Dentistry without :
license, or course pr. Irwin, ltko
Stryker, would he an exception, BE-
cause DIR. Irwin had practiccd "a VAN
couvcr, Wash. three years without
DR. Stark Oliver now on the board
and DR.. Fisk. Of Spokane. were hcth
ex-adyertising Dentists; they bo:n
served the Combine well and shouto
be rewarded. because the so per cens
plan was lived up to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
HOW MnMnnns ARE ArPoIxrss.

The courts refer 20 Dentists %
Dental Boards as being appointed pc-
cause OF their fitness and ability pat
this rs an unwarranted aSsunpuont
because ability IS not considered. ~
Is a question Of political pull ane
Influence with the governor. aud Win
the Dentists, II Is free advertisin
and business and love OF power.
knew OF two appointments henk
made because the BOARD owed 4 law
yer money for prosecuting me. Vnc
society Dentist told me that rerts'"
Dentist was nut on the Bnaru ~
cause he would fight me. Th's ~
has been on this Board Tor eifns
years. and not even the Lesismusss
Investigating Committees report y
the effect that the Hoard was guilty
OF reprehenSihie conduct moNed W.
respectahies 20 action. nor did u hssS
any weight with the governor heI ~.
II affect the Dental Combine. because
the same old rule 10 sttn IN fofsc 81
only so per cent OF the applicants ~
allowed TO PASS the Beard and kct
license IN this state. and the COM
hines scheme Is 20 Keep penusss
out OF this state Their monopolf 90 -
lists because OF the arhitrary pnv,Sss
exercised by the Dental Board ~
whole nation went into frenzy .',ss
cause tho United states Shpicnsis
Court wrote the word unreasonaulss
into the sherman Antitrust tHw:
hut the state Dental Combine ~f''e~
the whole Dental law. ana
Next week | shall write ~ ~
judicial power and unreRsonAp'
EDWIN l. BROWN. n. q 8.
TIA First Aveh"~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

Dance at Dreamland tonight
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

Cireult--"The Reform Candi.
date; "A Rural Conqueror", "The
Forester's Plea"
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~ iHE iTERt NEo q
4 Moorc--Tbe Shechan Co. In 4
I Love Tales Of Hoffman," =
Z Metropolitan - The Stolen =
\ Story" 4
4 Seattle - The Third De. 4
4 gree" 4
4 Lois - barriers Burned 4
= Away" 4
a Empress--Vaudeviiie. 4
= Pantaaes--Vaudeville. 4
4 orand--Vaudevllle and mo- 4
4 ton pictures. 4
80 = b \
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PICTURE SHOWS

Dream--"A Painters Idyll": "a
Victim OF circumstance; Their
First Divorce Case: Somebody
Mother"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

Courage In Politics" was the
subject OF J. T.. McCar before the
members ~ the kinK County Demo
cratic club az wolfs cafeteria at
noon today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
LIKE AUTUnE LEAVES Turv
COME TO EAHTH.

COME TO EARTH.
The great Democratic I,eseler can.
All men 10 reckoning. even ,ha,ss
y be AZ the grave. and It ~ Interest
ing 70 note that principle IL no ~.
Apeeier OF persons. and those WI.
.ioiate principle seldom succeed I.
sn,lsiahlnk q name that lives after if...
=" RUE ~ that their name fars,..s.
ives WINE they do ~
, ~, ~ - ThDrhton was a etok...
Deatint and president Of fbe l.~..S
n 1919. Dr. Thurnton WAS no : ~
IKE man. but 10 obtained I'M fa.,.sss
ilcenne ~ this state Under 80 ~
law u did look funny H. -. : r. 20
49, Snv was not q graduate "a 4
1919, ,.s.s,s bosrd. giving examination -
$1,000 VIM hnd graduated, bssf -.
ansnN =" aitoN Dentist - ns.,-
raa1nhte Ike liguseifl the rie1,t !.
~ ~ tkAfnfnsd knew DR. Thars,e.
wHsh ne var al office boy st1.fsrs
~ * xusnuinSs' Dental Orc -
,stAbn Haven, Michigan. thirfv-st-s
5eAfn ago. Poor Thureton r. 49,. ,s
n 49,. 49, gene. bat his conceU,fon ~
I'LL ana justice ana mhilatv ~
tehtlnt can best be Judged ssi,on -.
Anrw that he. though not a sr.s14s.ss
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

Grand--"The Widower"; Capt.
Barnacle. Diplomat: "A Gypsy
Bride"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04

University Daily issued i2.paue
edition yesterday in honor OF III"
aemi.centennial celebration.