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La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
HOW 1T WAS DONE.
Manner In Which RooseseIts EIimin.
alton Was Accomplished.

The master political Graf, OF the
elder statesmen who came to Chi
cago TO annihilate Theodore Roox.-
welt. placed themselves In such abso-
Lutte control OF the situation at Chi.
caso. that they could have made John
d. Rockefeller tn. nomine. o, IN.
Republican convention had they 80
desired.
The resul, was that every man
Jack OF the Roosevelt leaders save
BIZ Finn. OF Pennsylvania. and
Governor Johnson. OF California. ire
'oosbiy and irre'rieyably committed
himself against a bolt Secur. In III.
hold they have thus gained. tn. two
shr"~d leaders o. tn. Taft force.
proceeded at leisure Ia do a. they
pi-as"i With the handeutfed. .sha ckied.
bound and gagged former supporter.
Of the colonel
word was sent on, from tn. secret
Inner chambers where IN. real party
thinking was don. that A third can.
dldaey would no, be- altogether un.
acc"p'abl" In the sight of tn. big
bosses. iladley. ~ho got an ovation
"wednesday was the fir., TO fall for
u M'-r that cheer you couldn't
have driven him gu, Of tn. con.
N"ntion ~iih meat clcsy-r Then
p"n"en. OF Illinois. Who showed signs
OF going out, began 10 hear third
candidate talk Deue"n stopped and
listened 10 II ius, a lltil. too long
before he knew Nhat was going on
. his name Nas signed In John Han
D. cock characters TO pledge not %
!. bolt himself or To permit his dell
gallon of hfiy-sn pledged Roose
welt men to bolt While Hadlcy uaI
Hill thinking with shining eve,
about m" yrll Tor him. tho deleg,
Hon asked him II they should bolt
Not yet. said iladlcy. and tho,
took a vote 20 DO phat b. told
them
Then Frank y Kellogg. Of Mime
sofa, another man Who pas In doubt
was asked II be didn't think thlr,
candidate would b. fine thing
"" saii he did and vas told tina
Crane and Penrose thought SO too.
When every possibi. delegation ha
been led into lin. by the gii,terin,
VII o the ~hisp labelled third can
didais and danxled before their eve,
by the leaders. MIR Roosevelt, a~ok.
To find his former forces .cs,,.r.,
all over Chicago aud utterly beyon,
hi. reach.
Franticaiiy h. sent Tor s,r.s on.
man and then another only 10 fin.
That h" had signed . solemn .ov
NOT To bolt Then b. asked Why
Every leader replied.
why. colonel. w- thought In tn,
Interest of harmony you wouldn't oh
j~ct 10 . compromise
Roosevelt having considerable era,
os his own knows ~hA, u all mean
nov. He knows that the strength
he nisht have held for q sseoo.
ealDot ha1 b~en dsssipst~d and =
~ Mia - ss~atst.~s --.A-..
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
JIM FLYNN, THE WHITE HOPE.

JIM FLYNN. THE WHITE HOPE.
pounds and every atom Of IL will
be the toughest kind Of good fight.
Ing material. too.
I'm as tough A. wedge from
head TO heels. havn, got a single
spot on me that hasn't been thor.
oughly conditioned. and know that
the added weigh, hasn't slowed me
up = bit To be truthful I'm faster
than ever before.
Tom Flanagan. now In charge Of
the Johnson camp. does not believe
that johnson 10 going to have any
great ~alko,.r In this battle. He
expects 10 So. = contest lasting sew
en,"cn or eighteen rounds. With
johnson winner and with Flynn
making N. best showing against
johnson that any h'asyW sht has
since before th. color.d srar an.
nesed the title.
This will b. one Of the fisiic
treats o' the hy". marx shat !
say, flannaEan said II has been
the heaviest knocked rght I ever
heard Of but It vill prove the best.
In my opinion. and the followers of
the game Sho don't come surely
Sill miss a bis show.
Resolving this ,hiug doNn 10 ao-
tual figures ! would say hat Flynn
viii put up fifty per oaut better
contest than dld Jcnri,s at Reno
aud tha, h" viii be- over - per cent
better than was Burns IN sydney
when Jack won the title
50 you may know 'hs, vas
Glad when ! got here that Johnson
was In such excellent condition. Flynn
I'm told. never was better than NJ
N" present time. II tha, II so,
he'll MAKE Jack work At top speed
and with all his power to down him. .
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
Latest Dope on FIyno-Johosen

Jim Flynn came into the city
last evening for look about and
to shake hands with some friends
who arrived during the day to re-
main for the contest next week with
Jack Johnson. says Ed W. Smith.
the Chicago sporting writer. In an
interview Flynn said:
I'm going into the ring weigh
ing within few ounces Of $50
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
Good Advertising Ter csssrsSs.

The Colorado Republican d~legstss
have removed Mr. stevenson fyun the
national committee as their rspreses.
Asi'e In party councils Th~y have
selected In his plae. IN. vcii tnoVn
civic jnris' and political resornes. ~
Hon Simon Guxg.nh~lm .-Kaasas
City Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

1T WAS dry" In the Haniord probe yesterday.
Not single drink mentioned
NOW watch the corporation flunkeys and standpat lame
ducks ck-sptte around Cushman the federal judge
NOW that Balinger's has bobbed up in the Han
ford probe watch Golfers and the National Weekly sit up
and take notice
HERE'S bet the presidential election far
Washington is concerned Either Wilson +. r. will
be first and either Taft Debs will be third
JOHN MITCHELL, who is in Seattle today is a very
quiet Most who really do big things DO lack.
somehow, the clustering, great-man-a-I charac-
teristics.
STANDPAT office seekers facing certain defeat with
Taft clamoring that the fat be thrown overheard
But its late Taft will lead the whole she bang
its Waterloo
THE four big Northwest cities have each found a
satisfactory annual festival Seattle has her Poach Tacoma
her Monara Feso Portland her Rose Carnival and Spokane
her Interstate Fair
WHILE Wilson, progressive democrat, and Roosevelt
plain progressive fighting for first place this
state don't overlook the that Taft standpae and Debs
socialist, also running
party split Wala Wala department owners one Taft
and the other Roosevetc have broken up their part
nerhip because they couldn't settle their political feelings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10
Ths9~Niao@sDe1

thls little car Humihsng rc6lckaious
but be WAS kinda stuck on the
runabous. and he ees TO rice. how
do look In the car. pete
whsrelnhell IL tho car. SEES pete.
you look like you had wheels on
your overcoat
mackintyre waH terrible mad, be
@ouldent hardly look AT rice
that's q nice thing TO say 20 n
friend. pete. he growls. bel don't
never take you shoppin again
rice be just isffs, and be SEES.
gaah. our golfers ARE all wilfed.
frank. this garage Is one hot place.
let's drop into this habberdsshery
Joint and rIg up in a couple Of new
ones
no they went IN. and mackintyre
sca. give me a size is. and be got
Il. and rice SEES. gotta have a 10
sorry. ses the clerk. we ain't got
no 10 In stock
know where yon can cit collier.
sax macklntyrc. rite In the store nj
the next corner. you run down and
get fixed UP while I am putting on
this collier
so pete he went down TO the next
corner and IL was a harness shop
he was pritty acre. but bimeby
they bought each luther a marsh
mallow sundy and made II up
Johnny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10
STORY OF 2 FAT MEN

n. D.. l0oly iV.~~pcte rice aud
frank mAckintyre ~ the 2 latest
acktara ia the hole world.
they had a lot Of fun Nth each
luther one very hot day this week.
~ili tell you how II was
macklnure be met rice In an Ice
cream sody parler with swingin
doors on tho front OF IL. and he sea.
come along with me pete. ime going
10 look at a machine
wot Kind. SEES pete. taikin. waHhin.
thrashln or nyin. him being CRATE
lcnpup
cut out the small time stuff aes
macklntyrc. this Ia broadway we're
on. lne going TO flirt with flock
OF anfomobeals, and II I seem to
care for them | mlte buy a few
40 they went 10 the automobesl
stoar. and macklnlyre he climbed
lup into one car after anntheg. and
busted tho springs 10 the seats and
bent the sx.ls all ont OF shape. but
be couidont find no car that no liked
l,ili be set down Ia a little runabout
that would Of been very bocomin to
marshcli .. wilder
mackintyre be had on a blg dust.
coat that the auiomobeai SALESMAN
had put on him 10 show him how
fine h. would look as a ruoiortsf.
and he stopped all over the seat OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

had not counted on--the chimney
was going TO ho right In front OF
the window. | found the brick
mason singing al his work. not car
ing rap. because he had the blue
print TO guide him. That the
framework didn't gee with the
chimney mado no difference "a
him. Ho had bid on the chimney
as planned. and II had changed
windows | should have told him |
didn't want the chimney there. All
| could do now was to have the
window closed up. which is going
10 leave the room rather dismal al
midday.
The folks at home aren't saying
much. They know tho house Il
running away from me with the bit
In It's mouth. but they don't Josh
me about Il. They are worrying
whether ! viii have TO be sent TO d
sanitarium.
(Continued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10
Milady's Toilet TAI

Face powders now c{F9 ~
quafe protection. The hot - -.
and the shine Of perSptrat1GA -.
annoyance. Dissolve -
package OF rnayatcnc n : ~
~ witch hazel and rub : w.
the face each nornin9 ~ -
have complexion protecm
beauflfler far superior q -
else. Mayatonc viii rot 60
nor show like powder. and -
skin soft. fair and girifsh iook
Many suffer from itchin< 80
warm weather. A dry shAm2~
moves dust. dirt and exre
leaves the scalp clean. ceee
freshed. and the hair Hgst 49,
aud beautifully iustrens ~
perfect shampoo powder mst y.
ounces Of powdered orrls feo<
an original package ~ fhe<gx
sift a teaspoenfui Of this n'xIe y.
the head and brush y ca'
oughiy. - -
IL the eyebrows are thu
straggly pyroxin should BE- ag3sIs. =
with flnEer-tips. And they s.es -
brushed gently each d.y =
them 10 grow into an area ry
will also make the iAshes eFeE
and silky.--Advt.
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Nv.


They are morrily driving nails
az my house again, but II is like
driving nails In my coffin, because
my beautiful plan Ia all butchercd
up TO make room for that staircase
Id failed 10 provide. | had TO cut
out room upstairs and switch
things around generally.
As the building goes along all
kinds OF diabolical errors leap out
at me from ambush. ] found / had
closets where the beds would
blockade them. The stairs have
barely enough head room. and a
very tall man had better not buy
this house from us unless he wants
to go up to the second floor on his
hands and knees. The kitchen Is
on the wrong side OF the house for
convenience. but Il has TO stay
there because all the studding Is
up and the plumbing already
roughed In. Another little thing /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

are forced to use the sidewalks II Is
no Joke. It's fright the way men
spit on the sidewalks. They have
absolutely no regard for the feel
ings Tor the skirts) OF others. Walk
down any Of the streets In the bust
ness districts and you will sec the
sidewalk spotted everywhere. II
10 disgusting outrage and should
not be tolerated.
That ordinance Is vitality essen
ual, not only for decency but for
health, and 1t certainly should be
enforced. WILLIAM THAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10
"A New One Come

New York editors periodically trying to dissuade
women from adopting the proposed Robesperre styles from
Paris
We don't know what Robespierre gown looks like. but
we do know that in Robespcrcs the French WASH
half dressed physically morally speaking II period OF
saugter arson pagans and took her full rights
in the general deviItry.
The new Robcspere styles viii probably be representative
OF woman low down she get but II it's playing
The monkey the Paris demmonde that's why
New York high dressers won't be for IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

There Is school philosophy which teaches that atos
phere1the influence OF association and environments he
most potent element in the shaping OF ones NE , -,
Thought makes what is and thought alone can change H.
people have the 70 make an atmosphere tnai
can influence YOU why can't you make for YOURSELF
You can for all have that power But lew iuiy
realize il. -.
If WILL make atmosphere Tor youfscn 'ha'
will force others 10 feel and through demand and bring out
the highest and best yourself and those about YOU
In doing this your and conditions VIII soon DC
bent 10 your touch -.
ANY one who would succeed must learn to realize this
power Of rghtdirectcd thought
Failure comes from doubt and encouragement
Success comes from confidence and courage
Thought either atmosphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

lows, One bzld-hesde1 ma uuml
a equity foot In . tub q s,se-;s,
water. PaFapiraiioa rolled n ~
bodies o' the patients uzIk q
mercury in the thernomefer ~
hung In the corner Of IL NM
danced higher and higher shcw "
100 mark.
In the steam room Ff<16k N
a crying Jag vas sob5.ns =
some mandlin sentiment
Don't worry. o'd M /
soothed. Troubles are ne ,dilr
they grow By nursing ooas6u
Barber Shop Miaoe
Thagh lush troubr. n NJ
run offsh wish a frxv'lIn' N =
lef me ( take care Of III tvins
ran precipItately. he csuut
increased. A quartet under =
sbower was rendering alokuk
harmonies. The sick brieH1o Il
nearly all disappeared I'M \
Iounglng room. while ~ a n
OF the stout ones sull ioansst ~
on the divans. slipped nintishn
oId-fashioned cockssIls and uuftl
the scales.
The reign OF the souse ~ 4 h
height. By and BY. ths He1uG|
and showered ones wandered 4 !
bed. and but for the iniauI1nI
snore Of one OF the stcufo r. |
maudIin csckie from 81 4 &
soused. there was quiet n :
tendants and rubbess von<
stretched out on the lounGn1
Gee. it's been some 49, =
commented. There vns - ouDpk
Hts comrades were aslooe y
clock licked mobctonossly. n
daylight stretched : grsg -
through the darkness q
"newsies- were crying he da1yp
pers. I; was morning
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than last night" heard him Frunt
with satisfaction. Then he ordered
a gin hickey. and waddIed 20 the
massage room for another treat
mrnt." Ia the hot room were three
more heavyweights and an elderly.
little dried Up fellow who whcczed
Nth cold like the village organ bel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10
People Do Honor Upright Judge

Hartford went out of his way the other day IN la
coma To warn Judge Cushman the federal Judge,
against the "malisners.' "You will always be subject
to criticisms of those whom you called upon to de-
eide against" said Hanford. -, =.
Facts right here in Washington brand Haniord
uncalledfor statement as false
George Donworth was the federal bench over
two years. yet during all that time not breath OF sus-
pcion was raised against him. not whisper OF charge
was made against him.
Judge Rudkin has been on the federal nenen 20, no
over wear and he has heard nothing but praise tor his
conduct and his decisions
The people do respect and honor an upright ana
honest Judge just as they despise corrupt Judge
IL Judge is fair and honest Judge to the people
the people will be more than fair and just in return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10
IN THE EDITORS MAIL

Editor The Sfar--It has Just oc-
cured 10 me. a trifle late | must
admit, that, though those Jokes
which won the prizes In your
funny" contest were coed.
the prize joke OF Seattle would have
been TO print that ordinance that
IL posted 80 conspicuously. which
informs the public that expectorat-
ing ON the floors Of public buildings
and sidewalks Ii prohibited.
That Is a Joke; that IL. as far as
its enforcement 10 concerned. But
TO the suffering pedestrians who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10
"OH, joyous TURKISH BATH, HOW SWEET
ARE ALL THY EXQUISITE TORTlpren

When Hamlet exclaimed. An,
there's the rubl" he probably
dldn't have reference TO q Turkish
bath, hut the remark II apropos.
Ever know tho delights Of one OF
those Land ofsthe iiarem" INNER.
sionsY Haven't you ever been
seized BY big, husky attendant
and thrust into room which made
YOU believe that they had moved
HadeH. Yuma and Imperial valley
next door, Haven't you ever sat IN
that chamber Of torture with your
feet soaking In bath tub, a wet
towel on your brow and q cup OF Ice
water In your hand until you felt
Hike cross between just plan
"damphuIe" and h0s-house daisyl
Joyful Tofsures
Then haven't you gone through
the Joyful tortufee modefnizsd rom
1.-The Spanish inquisitlon 81 having
said husky attendant throw you on
a slab and pnmmel your ribs until
you felt like 4 human xylophone1
Then comes the "Eteam room,
some more etaccato attacks on your
spinal column. played "agltaio, for.
zando. vigoroHo," splaah In the
tanks, aud then you are embaimed
In sheet and placed In a bunk
Just big enough % allow you To
Turn over without kicking out the
partition. That II a Turkish bath.
There are several o. them In Be
attic, and the writer fell into one
last night
Three Divisions
Like Caesars Gaul, the hablinea
OF Turkish bath palace are al
ylded Into three parts. They are
the stout. the aick aud the soused.
There may be some who frequent
these steamboat soy parlors who
may not come solely under one Of
these clnnsificatlona. there may be
combinations such AZ part alex and
part soune. or part stout and part
nouse. or wholly noune aud part
stout aud q little sick. But Esner-
ally speaking. this Classification
xlil include all who limp. waddle OF
Toll within the gates OF the eatab-
limhmenL
n vas niilI early last evening
when I strolied into one Of the pop
nlar sweat shops" One heasy-eet
man. about the hue Of a danger sig
nal. and putting like a porpoise. la
bored over 10 the scales. holding
his sheei.made iosR high over one
pudsy. lat arm. The cofpulcnt one
gave a little wheexe OF satisfaction.
fourteen and half ounces less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

What In the first stop toward
remedying the discomfort OF the
maaacsf"
The frat STEP replied tho ener'
wetic campaigner. is 10 get out and
make speeches 20 prove 10 them
how discontinued they are
Washington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10
cIocks.
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore-Thurlow Bergen Players
In The Lottery Man"
MetropoIitan--Dark.
seattle--Dark.
Vaudeville.
Empress --Vnudevillc.
Pantsgcs--Vaudeville.
orand--Vaudeville and motion
pictures.
Clemmer--PhotoplGys and vau.
devllle.
meibourne--Photoplays and vau-
deville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

every time IN Bseisyspors
House 10 en- headquarters fer .
county convention rs . strain on
az capacity q IN cvspIaors."
JOKES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

''isnt that fellow ever going 10
propoeey''
4 guess sot: hos Ilke an hour.
glass"
-ilow'H thstT"
The moro time he gets the lesa
sand ha has st Paul Pioneer
pruxa.
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The Kind.

Don't you often tire of the real
Ism OF lifeg"
Not II IT'S real money. "-f,aiti-
more American.
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before Trey Eaaed Him.

you say you have played Ham
letT~
Yea"
How iongf"
Well. played " as LONG as an
hour and half once or twice.
f'it,sburg Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

Sure Thing.
"There 10 one man | want 10 zee
paddle his own canoe"
"Who 10 thstT"
THE mar who thinks us funny
to rock the boat"
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Mira Exe--I'm afraid. dear. the
clocks run down again.
Excl wish you could recon
mend good tonic. Boston Tran
script
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

FEW days ago a wrote letter TO The Star
complaining that could only find restaurant IN owr
where smoking was prohibited spirited discussion IN
py has followed Do YOU think smoking should be al
lowed in public pacess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

Hls Only Chance

Hin OHfT tUaHtNs
Poet lrainlng his giAaal "a glor
lous fiuldl A whole poem Is con
tained In a.
skeptical Friend - Then IN
heavens name swallow Il down
quick. Mcggendorfer fiiaetter.
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4 Baked.
4 She Didn't you say you'd
. go through fire and water for
4 met
4 iIo- Yes. but I'm bowed II
\ I'm going through bankruptcy
\ for youl Yonkern stataAman.
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From Diana's Diary
~ FRED scHAEFER.

Dtipsesies Builds Design Showing
What Bright cir Can 90 When she Has Full swing
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4 Alice-f intend this summer ,
4 10 visit the scenes OF my girl.
hood.
4 Maud--Going TO some buried
4 city. are you?--Boston Tran
4 script
r. 4 4 4 4 go 4 4
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ny REPUDIATING Hanford's decision in the OLSON
case Taft has put Judge awful predcament Clearly
after this slap the Hanford can't stand Tor the good
natured president certainly he can't support either
Wilson or Roosevelt the progresve and probably he's not
follower OF Dcbs Apparently the only course LETT Tor ms
honor is to for the prohibition partys candidate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

What Is kleptomanlac !
steve That's a highbrow name
for n thief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

Oh Muffinsi
She sat around In dainty frock
And proudly held her head;
She was the flower OF tho flock.
But she produced no bread.
Clocks.
She wears clocks on her stockings
| saw them when she passed;
But this Is not a sign. my boy,
That she Is a bit fast
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Calls Lament.
A kick. squeal. and then I'm
veal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10
THE DAY OF THE sUFFRAGETTE

Are you an Instructed delegatc?"
II should say SOL
How we're you instructor"
by my wife before I left home"
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a Nothing Serious
M00f
The Reason

The Resson
"Why DO No many OF the fellows
40 10 the big dances slagy"
ION account OF the scarcity OF
doe, perhaps. Cornell Widow.
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FOUND WANTING

What makes you think Bliggns Ia patriotic citizen
Why be isn't much Interested in the the loo
ball club as he IL in convention distant tow
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A PROMOTER OF PEACE

Teseher-Johnny what 70 the Of the city where
moted7
Johnny-Reno, na'sm.--Town Topics
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One OF Them.
Guide Tin vonlce) This Is ht
Marks.
American Tourist fRmllingly) y
Tho patron saint of the tourists.
suppose. Puck.
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THINK AND BE SAFE

When you are mad try TO think twice
Before you speak, my lad;
And then just take another think,
And you won't get In bad.
San Francisco II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-10

Whats your aristocratlc friend
growing about7"
HE has a grudgc against the
plain people"
ION what scorer"
Says they wear so many rubbers
that II forces up the price of tires"
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BEACH BELLIES

Some pretty bathing girls down here" D
10y
"Oh. beauties"
Journal - 49, 'ef'
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DEFINED AGAIN
LAYMAN's DEFINITION

What Is a court Of Last resort. Par
Counting an old maid. Judge.
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