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The Calumet news., 1912-06-14
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

The fine showing of the Anderson
team has been big surprise 10 '"'
Carolina. Association fans.
The Traverse city team in the MGR
igan state League has quite l""1s
Clipper in Pitcher kirby
pitcher Wells of the Green Bay WIS
conan- Illinois League team, mas seNon
straight victories to his 'credit 'iiS
season. nm,
phil chouirard, who played uuh'S
roles with the Chicago White SoX ii''
season, has joined the Meho"''"e''
Mich, team.
Cecu aoerguson. the Former Boston
nitcher is helping Memphis keep III
The running in the Southern Leas'e
race ,.,,
Trr,e 10 their name the Anniston
obampions are making the Southeast
ern League teams come TO 'eaehe' 49,"
take a beating.
Huntington won twenty three oil Tue
first thirty games played. and IS peru
ed on the high seat In the Centrhi 40
sociation.
Hastings end Kearney are showinS
the way in tho Nebraska state Lea
que with the champion superior team
in the cellar u,
The Rattle Greek team in the Sou'ii-
ern Michigan League, has won hi'oe', ,
straight games this season reeo'''
in that organization.
The Eau Claire and Winona teaniS
have the other teams in the MN
nesota Wisconsin League tagged an'
are winning everything in sishr
with three Indians, Haag' S"''''
ana Murie i'm the lineup, Mahh''''a'
in the Central Kansas League come
pretty near being real Aineri-''n -"
Frank ORourke, the BriusopV'
shortstop. who was recently so'o 10 VI
lioston Nationals was considereu ''
class among the shortstops III 'ne No''
necticut League 80,
"Ruck'' Freeman, the Former " ASH
ington Boston heavy sticker' Is I'',,
ing hard time Of II trying to laho y"
Scranton team a winner In the NY
York State League.
Roth the Boston Nationals ana u'
New YORK Americans are angling 10
the services Of Johnny Corrluen, y"
sorrel-t topped shortstop OF 'ne IN
sas CITY American Association team.
Duluth and Superior fans naNc ~
been attending the games very s''o"'
this season. although their teams 'ias
been running one. two in the cen'ra
International League SO far'
IL. -
A ball player wearing wlnskers IL
rare sight nowadays and cFaVei'
With the Gladstone team in the uppe
Peninsula League. who wears the OF"
peries. attracts a lot OF attention.
Manager Jack Dunn, OF the Baitiino.
team, says that Bill Bergen IS the peS
catcher In the international Leat"'
and that $4,000 would not buy th' '''
mer Dodger from the orioles.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-14

erected in time for the coming sea
sons catch. The most modern meth
ods and machinery win be instaiied IN
the plant. which will be second to none.
either on this continent or in Europe,
Large piers and a number of work
mems cottages. built of concrete viii
be erected at once and the company
viii be in position 10 so into the
markets OF the world before year has
expired.
The quality OF the Canadian sardlnes'
Il is stated. rs equal To that ot tnt
Norwegian catch. and is held By some
To he on par with some OF those
caught alons the coast of France. the
latter being considered the highest
gradc In the world and bring double
the price Of the Norwegian ssrdines.
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Detecting the Chinese.

Two men have just been convicted
OF smuggling Cinnamon into the coun-
try. The detectives adopted a plan
marvellous in its simplicity and effect
iveness. They wanted to be sure
whether the four Celestials in ques-
tion had ever been in the country be-
fore. They were dressed in American
fashion and the detectives took the
coats of the men and required them to
put them on again. They put them on
backward.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-14
AMERICAN TEAM LEAVES.
olvmpic Athletes Sail Today on the
Steamer Finland.

New York, June 14,-With the cheers
or many enthusiasts ringing IN their
ears. several score of well trained anu
dnely developed young Americans
sailed away on the steamship F1nlah'
today en- route for Stockholm. whei'
they will compete in the Olympic
eomes next month against the pes'
muscle in the world In ieats oi sNi'
speed and endurance. The athieles
we're in good spirits and evidenuy
ploased with the hearty send-oh d.
corded them. In addition to the avn
letic team the Finland carries a iarse
number OF sporting enthusiasts VINO
are to attend the great meet IN 9toVN-
holm
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SPORTING
IAMARAfk CRICKET CLUB
GETS TWO STRONG PLAYERS
RossKiLlEY OF SOUTH kEAR
SARGE AND r. ANDREWS
JOIN TEAM.

Robert Rosskilley, the well known
crieketer, who started the season as
cantain of the South Kearsarge team
has resigned from that team, and one
week from tomorrow will be seen in
the Tamarack line-up, playing against
his former teammates. The Tam
arack and South Kearsarge teams are
scheduled 10 meet one week from
tomorrow.
By the rules governing the league,
n player must be out OF the game at
Least two weeks after resigning from
n club. before he can take part in an
other game. Rosskilley's resignation
vent into effect Just one week ago, so
mat he still has another week to
wait
Tamarack also has signed a new
wicket keeper Russell Andrews. The
latter is showing up nicely in practice
work. and it is believed that Tamar-
ack has a find"
Rosskilley is one of the best all
round men playing the game in the
copper country. Strong at bat, good
bowler. and an excellent helder, ne
should greatly strengthen the Tamar-
ack team.
The c. & II. and Quincy cricket
teams will play tomorrow afternoon
an the c. & II. pitch. The following
is the line-up of the c. & II. team
w. Vennlng, w. r. Martin, Leonard
CALDWELL j. Semmens, T. Polking-
horne. r. Bcnnetts, E. Prisk, I. Ellis
/ phillips. j. Friggens and w. Evans
Reserve. ]. Trevaskis. Umpire p
Gerrish. Scorer. A. Richards.
The wolverine and South kearsarg'
cricket teams will play tomorrow ar
,ernoon on the South Kearsarge pitch
The following Is the Wolverine team
payies. Friggens, Sleep, Chirgwlh
Dunstan. Parks. Ellis. Semmons' Gu
sick. Pollard and Williams The um
nire Is Fred Roseveare and the scorer
Fd. oliver.
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CHILD is KILLED.
E;oht. Year. Old Wells Lad Run Down
BY Auto.

canaba--Carght by an automopIe
owned by Paul Bushong. of Gladstone
and driven by II. Greene, Fred Farley
eight year old son OF MI. anu MS.
Dayid Farley Of Wells. was run down
late Yesterday Afternoon and so Sc
verely injured that he passed away 10
minutes after the accident occurred.
The accident occurred az the cor
n Wells. near the Wells Diug
company's store and was wi'nessec
10 a number Of people, among them
sunt r.. Il. MacI.cin Of the l. stephen
son company. Joseph Mcl<ie and oth
.rs of the ]. stephenson Company 5
office force. 49,,
The automobile was returning rom
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cANADA's NEW INDUSTRY.
Large sardine Packing Plant TO se
Erected at Camcoc<, NJ. B.

Canada is to have a comparatively
new industry. large sardinc packing
plant. Elghty-fve per cent. OF uic
sardine catch along the Auantic coast
is now taken in Canadian waters and
packed i'm the United states. Outsile
Of the output OF a few individual PACK
ers operating in a very small way
there have been up TO the present no
sardines packed in Canada For years
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arrived within a few minutes, The
victim OF the accident breathed heavily
when he was carried into the drus
store and WAS stl 'i,c Nlea 'ac doc
tor arrived but passed away vi;hn
few minutes
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FacAFM
The Calumet news., 1912-06-14
r.iumnhant AutomobIIe.

A Manayunk woman found chunk
OF rubber, piece OF automobile ure'
in a sausage. In every way the auto
mobile Is supplantIng the horse.
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NeCkWear

Slightly soiled Collars and
Jabots, Values were $l.4s.
S125. 75c ana 25c. Choice
a. ......,.......,..,,..'1oc 1oc
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This Annual White Sale Has
Been a Welcome Event to the
Women Of the Copper Country

ITS ONE OF THE GREATEST GOODS BUYING oPPoRTuNl
TIES THIS STORE TO OFFER WHITE GOODS
oFLL KINDS SELECTION AND GENUINE VAL
uEs HAS NEVER APPROACHED IN THE COPPER COUNTRY
SHEER DAINTY MERCHANDISE FOB JUNE Brides GRAD
YATES AND CHI DREN SUMMER DRESSES TO BUY WILL
SHARE ALIKE IN HELPFuLNEss OF THIS SALE WHICH
ENDS TOMORROW EVENING PLAN TO SHOP EARLY To
MORROW IF Yot WOULD WONDERFUL ECONOMIES OF
THIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Here's the Man Who'll Give You Free Board "a
Free Room, George Mcknight, City's New n.

He's the real article IN the 30.
hemc line. There's nothing phony
about him. N you've studied the
ethics Of the true Bohemian, ss 4
may be learned IN any Of tho great
Institutions that bcckon 10 you of
an evening and early morning with
brilliantly lighted cafe signs, you.
Of course. know that the true 10.
herman distinguishes not between
tho man o. sfflueBco and the down
and out guy. Alas. too Oft are the
Bohemian ethics thrown into dis.
card when stern realities are faced.
Not 80 with George A. Mcknight.
He's the fellow who'll give You q
handout no matter how nafnrhand-
wich broke you are. Hen find ron
a place 10 sleep. even N you couldn't
squeeze a nickel out " your jeans
with a can opener He'll treat you
the same II you're standing on your
own feet or the world il going 30
merfily around that you've got b
be carried Ia. You mHy be wear.
lng the latest cut. style 1912 suit.
or you Dny not even have q celiu-
lnid collar: las all the same 20 Nc,
Knight You may have been fork
ing over your loose change to the
whiieapronod fraternity who min.
lister 10 your wants on mahogany
tables. aud may have acquired 0
loquacious tongue and a gigantic
noodle. OF You may isn stone deaf.
dumb and blind With true No.
hemisn spirit, Mcknight will extend
equal COMMUNICATION 10 all
Mcknight ~ n big fellow. deep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Win roid letters On 80.
reading ~ p" 70, -. .aoell4
S On, tn ,...i mn noor Of ~ ~, 10 Y
, iou can tell who h. i g, III
bunch Of keys he carr,ss |" " 4
right Mcknight il ne s ss'sss(
taller At tho city bsssiis ~ ~
NOW. dont1so poly,ss
said Mcknight nedess,s ~ -
Sta, lnssryiswsr ss'is5 - - /.
Tell EN- that the oess,,s y: -
= the best In the eoucsss y y
that ne kept clean ~ -;
'na' me pr'sonsrs an t,s.s .1y'
name. and they oct mar -. =
than N other JsIIs $780," s =
a'''e AZ 10 on the filth ~.
cry hail. 'nsssss q ~. -" . =
cellar, as IN most pIssss, -
Wen. wiihou, puffIar !. u
chief city TALLER. Il Co., - 4 =
Star Interviewer fh1f I q. = -
With good nstured. s~,;,.. -
and especially with e-,s ~
hair heavy on ~ 80 -
would be apt 10 give Is g.
q pretty square deal 49,
Mckninbs 49,
lice department h oeslrs.
years He ~ss formerly ~; :
police IN BsiIinshsm, : s,''''ss !!
he'o Tor thrse terms. cm,sss. =
that he drove teamA 1900
labor, ard all N 81, hmec<
TOT o. ssperis~cs NJ -
,ussles IN life Ne u = -. ~
but doesn't look Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

The melting the gentle rain and the running stream
can anyone OWN them9 Well rather. and SELL them too
The report OF Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner OF eorpo
raon like reports that have preceded H. lays bare inc
facts and poteno monopoly IN the natural water
power OF the United States
Ii shows that Washington. for instance two great eofpo
raons control per the developed power IN 1aof
MIA six companies control per Michigan company
1 South Carolina company controls -
per cent. and throughout the country 49,
What i equally important II shows how ALL
water power enterprise gradually being concentrated IN the
control Wall Street OF whom T. Morgan
chief how con,ro Of public utilities the hands IN
follows and how this dominance made more binding
hy the fact great banks with their mpcrous command
OF credit. similarly conferred.
Well fellow citizens looks though they've got the
land water thank Cod we've got tho air lett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

two girls who play the role of hero
Inc. and the two audiences that hap
f'ensd 10 be seeing the play that
night. we're put In touch with each
other acruss = thousand miles OF
country.
The Chicago heroine talked 10 the
New York heroine. Beiasco him
self In New York talked To bunch
Of Chicago newspaper men on ex-
tension receivers Those listening
tn the Republic theatre In New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

English don't spend all their time throwing bricks
through windows their demand for
the suffrage Part OF the they singing like this
one the Of COMM Tlro' the Rye:
a body
Snrely
That a he franchise
Whether he
Between the harsh logic Of their bricks and the
feasonabeness OF their songs they expect this year
Knoxville Tenn had tn-can-g altering competition.
youngster of 8 collected nearly 6.00o and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
ON THE SAFE SIDE

A large. shaggy. rough.necked
person came into a habcrdashery in
washington and asked the clerk
a bored young person who wore Q
very high collar and was much In.
terested In the polish on his nails
for n shirt.
The clerk passed out two, one
pink and one blue.
Which OF these Is best?" asked
the customer.
Tho clerk .yawned. examined his
nails and said: "Oh, It's just d
matter Of taste"
But which kind would you 20,
N you was buyin' one Of emf"
Personally ! should prefer the
blue one" answered the salesman
drumming on the counter and yawn
Ing again.
That so?" asked the shaggy Gus
toner. "All right. I'll take the pink
one. Here, wrap 'er up Saturday
Evening Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

An Eastern editor named being much quoted in the
standpat press for writing letter Roosevelt IN baseball
English, his proposition TO recall judicial decisions
"Ivc been roofing Tor you he bu I've quit Your
plan would overe the umpire time they did
not like his decisions.
picked the umpire kept him the job Suppose nc
giving the best 81 chance he got Sup
pose the umpire was crooked biased that had
chance to win
You wouldn't stop with overriding his decisions Not Il
YOU were GOOD IAN wouldn't You'd be leading the
down from The gransand with arnload Of pop bottles
YOU'D RECALL TIE UMPIRE, IN WORD You
wouldn't stop with recalling his decision
Another thing when Umpire and can prove
L. he has change his decision-in baseball
He doesn't the bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

No wonder she is always with us--she widow. mean
Men die in the proportion Of 54A per and the
proportion OF $50 per according the OF 1910
Births 10 boys 100 girls but husbands drop of
faster than wives surplus Of widows logically results.
But OF EN- awfuly jolly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
How Fame Comes

Scribhler--lt took me nearly ten
years to learn that couldn't write
poetry.
Friend-Gave Il up then. did you.
Scribbler--Oh. no. by that time
I had reputation. Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19


Iohn returned home at questionable hour and arong
other evening carried considerable
forehrad demanded explanation the
wound.
"Sothn 10 Harmed Jcs' b. m'Helf"
John bite yourself the
headr* exclaimed bis iffitafed helpmAke.
Thia difficulties the versatile John " II
! esetulty Of HIS
on . chair yknas,~ exclaimed eiIbly.-Car.
goyia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Marjorie Woods sat nj her switch
board Ia Chicago.
Mary Nash sat at her switchboard
In New Yoxk.
They were real nwischboards.
even n they WERE stage switch
boAris.
So when Marjorie and Mary
plugged into the circuit that the tel.
ephone company had fixed for them
In the two theatres when Belssco's
The Woman IL being played. the
Hsr Mothers Daughter
You mus, not talk all the time.
Ethel" said the mother who had
been interrupted.
When will | be old enough TO.
mamay- asked the little girl
Yopkers Statesman.
Second sight
Mama. our governess can soc IN
the dark"
How do you know that
Last night out Ia the hall I
heard har tell Uncle Jack that he
hadn't had a shave. --FIiegcndc
5laetter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Fire United States average $4,000 for every
hour every minute SIC for tick OF the clock
every day year IL wond almost have fire proof
buildings. wouldn't n'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19


Chickens steal seeds. you see.
IxAAk's DREAM
dream OF spriug and brpoks
nz~iri,
OF pretty tr-.s and my best wiri.
And In my dreams there comes a
That I may catch tho birgeat fish.
SOLUTION OF inter viii remove
Ink stains from furniture.
TOO many cooks spoil the
broth. Too many mppctIxcrn spoil
the appetite
1T 10 estimated that i2o. 900. 900
living creatures inhabit each
square mile of the Atlantic ocean.
WHEN q woman throws herself
~ q mans head abe seldom takes
good aim.
PETERS: What rent do they
charne for = house like yoursf
Peterson: Fosty-fivc dollars a
month.
Peters: Ny That's hish. DO
you hzyc any trouble getting II
togetherr
Peterson: No. don't. but the
landlord does.
There's always one unInteressed
party at q postmortem.
Look pleasant You have to
livs with your face.
And you don't want 20 have "a
said that people knocked you
when they said. How natural be
looks"
The day-dreamer doesn't have
Nightmares. He has hobby horses.
Wonder n they raise mustard
on the Sandwich Islandsf
JusTiFiED.
The hour OF twelve has struck /"
hissed the ghost.
II don't blame H." replied the
Fmaterialist 1T was worked 10
death long aEo."--Judge.
SAME AS HOME.
Zoo kecpcr--"ThIs camel went
nine days without water"
Tommy--Say. did his pipes
freeze, too Judge.
HEARD ON STATE STREET
Boggar- Please. mistrr. give me
a nickel"
Paaaer-by--Can't do II. my good
fellow. All my money In In cop
per.--Boston Transcript.
IN TRAINING.
The baseball season ia draw.
Ing on"
That's right"
Yes: the boys around the stove
have begun preliminary practice. !"
--Wnehinnfou Hernfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Observations

There miners the world 100000
United States.
Chickens. ~ per pound" And Spanawsy.
Tacoma they have single incubator which has l400-
egg capacity
Now they're trying discover what your
by your brthmarks Thunder No chance all for
rich to buy family
Commercial Travellers National League is going after the
tip evil harder than They that tpless barber shops
are making hit everywhere
Allan Benson writing against Aldrchs bank plan says
"Are jackasses? believe worst OF II is
the bankers know it,"
Writer proves that many the sayings at which
laugh in similar the ancient Greeks
and Latns and tickied EN- immensely.
Illinois boy publishing magazine offers presi-
dent Taft SIS to write article golf Bright boy He got
lots Of advertising, whether he gets the article not
Searchight of 90000000 power visible for II miles
placed bank roof in Montevideo Uruguay still some
Of think that South America uncivized wilderness
tttt + 4 4 4 4 4
4
First Question why they call this hotel
The Pains" Do your I've
4 the place. 8
before you CO. it's pleasant
little surpss the walters for day
their stay-TitBts
httt*t ttt*sts ttttttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

We're likely become a nation of Lilputians, says Dr.
Henry OF New York unless quit breeding big
bodies Say doc have the rest OF US
outside OF New York;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Rev. Sylvester Horne once heard
a Tory member OF parliament say
In praise OF bishops:
bishops nre not really stiff and
starchy. There's good heart beat
ing below their CATERS. "--zion's
Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

AFTER TAXING
Msnthy - Land aaksn. Hiram
What b. you a-ahakIn' thar boy fort
fIirsm-wsal. M frfxrtfui little
fafti.pate text took his medicine an
frfwot ter shake IN bottle like doc
tot Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

III you'd just hustle a bit you'd
make twice the money you do.
Why don't you take n brace7"
"Bracers are the very things that
keep me from working"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Smith and Jones were speaking
about the fine points OF their re.
spective sons.
THAT boy of mine" remarked
Smith. extravasantly, is the gen
uinc article! He's all wool. you can
bet,"
shouldn't wonder" commented
Jones. Il notice he shrinks from
washing. Tit Bits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Writer now proves that many OF the sayings at
laugh presented in similar form to the anci
and Latins and ticked EN- immensely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Allan L. Benson, writing against Aldrichs bar
"Are we jackasses? believe we are. And the '
the bankers seem to know it."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
IN TRAINING.

The baseball season is draw.
ing on"
That's right"
Yes. the boys around the stove
havo begun preliminary practice"
Washington Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Commercial Travellers National League is goi
tip evil harder than ever They say that upless b
making hit everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
HEARD ON STATE STREET

Boggar--p Please. mister. give me
a nickel"
Paaaer-by--Can't do II. my good
fellow. All my money In In cop
per.---Isoston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Now they're trying to discover what your al
by your brthmsrks Thunder! No chance at al
rich to buy family tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

II Just saw your wife in your
|neighbors auto. why don't you
take her out In yours?"
"Oh, we've Just made our Wills In
favor OF each other. Fliegende
BIaetter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
1f00f
4Whipe

HfITFK csfry 4 baby han a
lax. son.
A sELfMADE man ia all 1ght
until he begins TO worship his
creator.
IT > bad form. bot blowing ons'a
own horn seems 10 work pretty
we'll.
SEEDS and chickens can't agree
Chickens steal seeds. you see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Illinois boy, publishing amateur magazine,
dent TAFT $3.50 to write an article golf. Bright b.
lots Of advertising whether ne gets the article or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Chickens. ~ cents per pound" And s
near Tacoma, they have single incubator which has
egg capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

What business ia papa IL. mann
MAJ"
Hes q tea sampler: he samples
the different kinds Of tea"
when | grow No ! want 10 ha
pie sampler"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Searchlight of 100000 candle power, visible for II
placed on bank roof in Montevideo Uruguay And still
Of think that South America uncvlzed wilderness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

There 100000 miners the world; 100000
Hate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

SAME AS HOME.
Zoo Kecpcr--"This camel went
nine days without water"
Tommy-"Say. did his pipes
freeze. too Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

fxAAk'6 OMAN
l dream Of sprsug and brooks
ns~iri.
OF pretty tr~es and my best wiri.
And In my dreams there comes q
wixh:
That may catch tho birgest fish