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Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10
Twenty Years Ago


p. A. Valentine, financial agent for the
Armour Packing company OF Chicago,
came over on a business trip TO Omaha.
Governor Crounse, who had been spend
Ing the last week IN the city was re-
ported as gradually recovering from an
attack Of the Ia grippe
Rev. T. J. Mackay at All Saints Epis-
copal church read a sermon written by
working man on the question pro-
pounded by the preacher. What have
you to be thankful for7" The workman
pictured a dismal state Of affairs. saying
that unjust social conditions make the
struggle OF the toilers with want ana
misery a hard one.
Eli Block, IS years Of age. died at his
home, oii Cunning street. at 1850 .. m.
The WOmen's Loyal league was the
name OF n new rociety formed through
the Initiative OF Mrs. o. IAeberiknecht,
formerly president OF the German
womens Aid society The purpose OF the
new organisation was to secure TO every
member a sufficient sum OF money 20
meet the demands OF adversity. should n
befall any. Al married women and un-
married over 1s years OF ago were sligi-
bic to membership. which was to be sus-
tRined by dues.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10
Catholics an ireland.

OMAHA. Dec. s.--To the Editor of The
Bee: Our tailkative traveloguist must have
neglected to consult statistics recently,
for Sunday evening he announced that
the protestant population Of Ireland ex-
ceeded the Catholic by 5000. AS a matter
OF fact. the British census for 1911 gives
the Catholic population as about "a per
cent more than the protestant; or
Catholic. s.242.sTo; protestant. 1,it7.54s.
y. w. DRISCOLL
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

Old Santa Claus may well sing of
Mr.. Parcel Post. Hes certainly good
to me-" for he is bearing good
many OF the old gentieman's former
hnrdena
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

speakins OF things that are swift, do
YOU know anything that viii keep up
With a sas billf-IAnoOin Journal.
Sure. a "robber rate" water meter
Will give Il ten yards start on a hun
dred and beat Il fifteen.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

The young woman who has offered
herself as a candidate for the wife
IN that model eugenic marriage says
she does not believe in false modesty.
Nor. apparently. In the other kind.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

Up in Montreal the archbishop is
exercising . censorship over operate
productions. his edict being accepted
without protest. Would that the
tOod archbishop would move to
Omaha and blue pencil some Of the
fFash, banded TO our theater-gOers
here
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

That Ohio man who. while hunt
ing. was shot and killed for a skunk
can suffer no penalty in the great be-
yond half equal 10 the insult OF his
death.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

omsha's mayor OF twenty years
aEo has taken unto himself his third
wife. Ponce do Leon looked in the
wrong place for the fountain OF
youth.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

The Sioux City Journal says the
egs market is rotten. All right IL
Il is only the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

The alacrity with which Huerta's
generals are tearing for cover In
northern Mexico proves one thing. at
least. that they know when they have
had enough,
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10
MHEH Ilft1bA
52,068

sub.ertberu IesvinG the city
s.mpornriIy should have The nee
mailed 90 them. Address wiz ne
changed a. often ss requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

No, gentle reader. the National In
aide association has nothing to do
with supplying the inner man with
nutrimenf.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10
LAUGHING LINES.

Il thought you told me jerks was an
told you nothing OF the sort
You certainly did"
Il certainly did not I told you he
was on the stage."-Baltimore American.
Why did little Mrs Dare change her
hair from brown 70 golden7'
believe II was to gratify her hus-
ican.
do you think your constituents will
approve OF your attitude on this bili?''
don't KNOW replied Senator Sor.
shum; nave tried 10 make speeches
enough 10 Keep them from knowing ex-
actly what II s."-WashiDrtou Star
Knicker-Jones must be eating rich
ne boasts that he has had an on1elet
Bocker-Well. he, had one egg a day for
-FOUR days~tNew York Sun.
They were assigning Hercules all sorts
or difftcult jobs. which he Performed
without a murmur
Next you can be a parceI most c.r.
rier during the holiday season.
This was the only time Hercules ever
oalked.-Pittsburgh Post.
Where Is that barber who used 70 have
lhe END chairr asked the customer.
we nad TO let him CO." replied the
.sSs,, ne. had too much talent"
customer aAeu the
ne got so he illustrated his stories
Win cuts when he was shaving Deonls ;,
explained the boss.-cincinnati Enoulrer
m AFRAID my boy will never amour,
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

Prendergast OF New York Is the
latest OF the unafraid men. who pre-
fer 10 fight under the old banner OF
Lincoln, Grant and Mckinley.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

william J. Bryan, :,., now admit
ted to practice law, unlike father Is
going 10 practice It.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

Texas, down there on the bottom
boundary. seems to be the butt OF all
weather jokes.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

Cincinnati faces a water famine.
On, we'il lend you our hydraulic
water works wonder-worker II you
promise not 20 keep him overtime.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

In spite of the platform on which
he stands. many a soap box speaker
indulges in unwashed oratory.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

A public speaker says business sell
dom gets a fair hearing on the chau-
fauqua platform. Certainly not.
That kind OF chautalking does not
pay az well. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

These are times when a fellow Is
tempted to take the nest egg.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

Huerta would DO on top Of the
heap n only he could make the en-
emy give up as easily as his own gen.
erals do.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

President Wilson had hoped to
have his currency act in shape for
early Christmas shopping.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

Would Il be too much to hope fol
a half dozen eggs for Christmas?
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

The good old summer time and crowded
seashors hotels were reHainiscentiy re-
ferred 70 the other night when the expe-
rienee Of Smith was recalled by Congress-
man Charles r. Davis OF Minnesota
Smith took HIS suitcase and headed for
the shore one Saturday afternoon. only
to find that the hostelry at which he de-
sired to stay was unable TO accommodate
him.
Il am very sorry" said the landlord,
but every room 10 taken. We are fun
eo the doors"
"You don't really mean IT." disappoint-
edly responded Smith. Couldn't you
make me up a bed in the bathroom"
Bathroom" returned the proprietor.
We'll, ] should say notl The bathroom
is already occupied by two families and
sublet 10 some Of their friends wash
ingten Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10
Money's Worth, or Money back.

/ Moneys worth, OF Money back.
The clerk was at a loss. and a floor
walker minced up and took q part in the
conversation
Now, how about my money baeks" de-
manded the red-fAced lady.
I'VE return money when cases so jus
tify. What Is it-rbbonS shoesT'
''Naw; it's a book"
''Has the book been read?''
'Of course"
"Um We can't return money on books,
you know"
The red-fseed lady grew purple.
You aim TO have only satisfied Gus
toners. That's the way you advertise.
Amt Il. nOw?"
Yes. madam"
Then why can't you take this novel
back and return my money!
rs the book damaged in any wayf
spared the floor-walker. Print imper-
feet. or anything like that?"
Cant say II is."
Then why are you not satisfied with
the nOvelT'
why, l don't like the way it ends.
judge
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

WoOateF In Answer 70 NFaucss
SILVER CREEK. Neb.. Dec s-fo
the Editor Of The Bee; Heretofore
John II. Dey has been quick TO heap
upon me eontumely and abuse; today
he speaks OF me most unkindly. Then
he was acting like a good Christiani
now ha a behaving more as becomes a
gentleman and old comrades have
homes Of him and trust that nrahy'
when he shall hear the celestial bugier
BOUNDING taps the scales OF supersu-
,,on viii have all fallen from his eyes
and that his reformation will have he-
come complete.
And yet have complaint against him
Even today he does me wrong. He
libels me; he ISLANDERS me. lie charges
that I have In my possession an Inn
mortal soul. l deny the charge and de-
mand that he prove II or make public
retraction and sbject apology. lie
seems, however. to be laboring under
the impression that / am. nevertheless.
human being. for which / am duly
grateful.
Mr.. Dey says the Bible IL aeknowl-
edged by ali right-thinkins people TO be
the word OF God. II 30, then there are
not less than Ts.OOoooo people In the
United States who do not think right
for the United states census shows that
only about one-thlrd OF the population
are professed Christians. and probably
not more than One-third OF those Chris
tians are sincere in their pretsnsions
AS a matter OF fact I don't think Air
Dey himself believes the Bible to be th'
word Of God. Every person OF sens
who has read il knows that Il Is full O.
contradictions. sbsurdities, false state
lments and all manner OF nsstiness. L
1.-THE Bible Is the word Of God then I
lsNrely follows that God upheld and sp
lusoved Of slavery, polygamy. lying. steal
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10
6Be SeeSG@
eLsMe2sB0aT
street shouId ne Opened.


OMAHA, Dec. s.-To the Editor Of The
Bee: l notice in The Bee a publication
notice OF a new addition TO Omaha by
the name Of Mont Clair. located between
Cunning and Hamilton and Twenty-ninth
and Thirty-third streets. II has been
graded and plated, but there IL no
street open between Cunning and Ham
ilton, 80 there is no way OF getting
through this addition with heavy loads
from Twenty-ninth to Fortieth streets.
II Thirtleth street were opened, It would
be the easiest grade from Twenty-fourth
TO Fortieth, and II Is also one OF the
longest streets. extending from Florence
to Hanscom park. A few years ago the
city built a storm sewer from Hamilton
to Burt street TO carry the water from
Prospect Hill with the understanding
that when the ground was plated Thir-
tleth street would be opened up. Now
lots are laid out all over the sewer. and
over sixty property holders have signed
protest 10 the council against the
granting OF the addition. p. 5. BOIEN.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

knicker-Jones must be eating rich
ne boasts that he has had an onlelet.
Bocker-Well. he, had one egg a day for
four days~tNew York sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

I'm afraid my boy will never amour,
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-10

AVu NcItAiHAt ol0-
Il certainly did not I told you he
was on the stage."-Baltimore American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20

HELPS TO BEAUTY
AND HEALTH SEEKERS

fwvtuoutTISu SHAMPOO Dissolve
a teatp rfui rahthrHn Dos a esp huf aa
Ger ant 500 aiH have an Ideal shampoo
tef even fhe fnesf srnsIfftr scalp THE
s"athrs and iuflaurates and ls tanic 81
N7ii aa rlrH"fef AftFf a rarfhrut co. zfu.
sna ttn s.alp ts inamaslrate ar1 thr hhff
i LETT clean raffG snh Elessr ard great
N fnflNhri tr color Thts method ~
ahauspooinE f~4WIf~s uffle tlmo and is
aH1H ii - frHat4nsss The regular uas ~
ranfhfoH faf shampeoinH 70 sure 60 e.
roafags healthy sro-th = teauufai
hais
rnm MAKES ErrnHows aRow
fnst Fuh NfHe prfasin on srrtfnus
arrasfaHaiis alfh nurrr .tgp ard they
ain Erpu fhifa aud glossy EfsiashsH
tnaf are effort And straight can b. made
g. vatna iu ieHs ard fsflT - apuiBIas
sui thumb lee are not 60 sat ans
pfraHfn cher. 30 hair 10 .anted
40 HETfSE rHE skis Fuafsf jest
r4tsfs tieuiishra ems unsura etfve skin
40 uhq ~ sinpIr spafu4as fHtinr fed
fHaf 90 r~nrHtss btu fisrnfnfatans frrrk
iss tan. sanhufn and ahitsns snspofhes
aHi safisns fhe silH on faFe neck ard
afss besides teinN fsifnhtfui sab.
,stttufe Tor powder u 10 rhraplB and
aHsair made ~ mtHtnE ounces spurtnna
aNh ~ Ffnf Glitch basel Tor nor mafeff
ard attirE tee feaspnanfuls - g1yeertns
+. -rEuTAt~ PAT HEuUeEu aCsrpaisnf
~ ~ people generally suffer from sfnn
iaes Hnaffraffes Tire fats fissuss cen
- DpFo~u 90 ana me entire system
benz Vel ARD nit ump eueTnB fsHatura
@Tffnui sHaftiss 90 rtscnmfefttnE distins
x fhfs home made remedy - ussf PEE
s.~tffilB NJ fnsr guness pafnotts pIfh
.tr-isi ara taks tAbiesEponfai before
sEeh nsAl Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
ALL AT SEA ON
COURT HOUSE

Although the people have voted
$3.50 600 for a courthouse building
lac rhud and jeff raln. With the un.
icstanding that the whole of tho
Coliseum tie viii be- used and 4 if-
story structure erected. the county
commissioner and business
meas advisory committee are now
ugagcd in making. remaking plan
ming aud rcplanuing. several kinds
~ now plans and specifications.
Architect 4. Warren Gould has
politely Informed the commission
cfa that $3.50 GOO will not be- enough
to construct the original building
planr So be has drawn teu'a.
tive plans for thrco-story bulld.
Ing
liut that rs not satisfactory 90
many voters. and SO Gould Is Will.
Ing 90 draw another set OF plans
he SAYS he'll do Il free OF extra
cost having already been allowed
st5.00ol. which viii cover a seven.
story courthouse on one hair % tie
Coliseum block
The lowest bid FOR the cogstTur-
ton 90 tho threestory cour'huusc
VAS made by Hans Peterson.
st.Q52 600 which rs 100000 more
than thtt voted by the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
U. S. DIPLOMAT
QUITS HIS JOB

r. rrItrf Trsaa f-assd wiz.
WASHINGTON. March 20
Huntington Wilson. assistant score
tnry Of state. resigned here today
because ~ the new administration 3
Chinese policy President Wilson
Immediately accepted his resigna-
tion.
Huntington Wilson was n hold
over" from the Taft administration.
and he was already persona non
grata TO the Woodrow Wilson
regime. having tricked Secretary
Of State Bryan into signing a docu-
ment which practically indorsed
the acts Of Henry Lane Wilson. am
baasador 70 Mexico. In connection
with the overthrow Of Madero
II Is charged by those who keep
tab on Wall streets activities that
Ambassador Wilson. as n Knox
dollar diplomat" acted aa agent
Of Wall street in the conspiracy
which led 10 the overthrow Of Ma.
derO and the assassination Of him
and Vice President Huarez The
trick which put Huntington Wilson
in bad was IN getting william J.
Bryan 10 sign message 10 Ambas-
sador Wilson NJ Mexico City. which
could be used by the latter ~ an I'm.
dOrgcment Of his activities. socrc.
tary Bryan signed this na q piece Of
routine business. without knowing
It's character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
GAS EXPLOSION
FATAL FOR 5

MEDICINE HAT. Alta. March 90
Five are dend and ten known 60
have been injured Ia gas e&plo
sion hero yesterday Tho fire de
partmont. called 10 attend "A fire lu
the Canadian Gamers building.
we're working AT the fire when the
building. ful o. escaping RaH. wua
blown up Hundreds Of curious peo.
pie. drawn by the fire. nockcd 90
tho scene. and they were close 20
the building when the blast occur
red
The dead Reginald RImmcr. 81
fireman. buried IA the ruins Vim
Green. 70. died on tho way To hos
pitni Charles BchAnuoH. -. head
crushed. came here a few days ago
from Boston VIM Stewart. fire
man. head crushed Johnston
Hnar. city employc. head crushed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
a BIG CROWD WILL eE OUT
TOMORROW EVENING"

This crowd viii be at the Broad
way skating rink az an Eas' Pine
|ttreet. near the Broadway Eigh
school. and the reason viii be that
Tomorrow evening ladies' viii re-
ceive admission and skates both
Tor the small sum OF l5c Man
l,ger Roller started this bargain
offer for Monday and Friday eve
lniags d few weeks ago with the
sole object Of inducing hose OF
Scattles ladies' who have not yet
harmed the fascinating sport Of
roller skating tl do so 40 once.
That the plan Is proving sue
cessful Is evidenced by the large
crowds which are taking adv8ut.
age OF the gen rous offer Roller
skating Is a healthful. enjoyable
exercise. and Manager Rollers
offer makes Il possible for the
ladies to enjoy 3, az very small
cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
FREE HOME FOR
FOLKS WHO WE'D?

ny United Press Leased wir~
MUSKOGEE. Okla. March 20 -
In tho last OF series OF sermons I'm
which he Is urging the young people
~ his congregation TO marry. tho
Rev II y Cameron. pastor 81 the
Central Baptist church and former.
ly state superintendent OF schools.
advocates the city plating A new.
lywed' addition and giving free n
lot TO every young couple who mar.
rlea and viii build a home
Cities Issue bonds for other per.
manent Improvements. he said
Why not buy a thousand acres OF
and. lay II off IN lots and give ev.
cry couple, whom they marry, one
Of the lots free2"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
DO WNTOWN CHURCHES TO
HOLD REVIVAL MEETING
FRIDAY NIGHT ON STREET

a bis street meeting In front Of
the Arcade building. on Second av.
near Union ~. viii be held Friday
night aa part 30 the great down
town union revival Moving pie.
lures. showing the crucifiyion. will
be shown After the street service
the congregation viii be asked TO
the Plymouth church
At tho conclusion 81 the services
AZ the union Meeting "Wednesday
night. which we're conducted By Dr
AdnA ~ Leonard OF the First Meth.
odist church. over goo remained for
prayers Tor their beloved ones and
themselves
The fireworks. which featured
the revival meetings the first two
nightH. we're omitted. but the
church was crowded TO lts capacity.
Dr Ralph Atkinson again led the
singing and The audience respond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
Free Trial Paekaz. Coupon
WHY SUFFER?
Breathe HYoMEI and KIN tn.
Loathsore Catarrh Germs.

Just as long as YOU have catarrh
your nose will Itch. your breath will
be foul you will hawk and sniff1e
and you will do other dlsgusfine
Things because you cant help your
self The germs Of caiarrh have
got you In their power. they are
tinually and perHistently digging
into and irritating the mucous nom
brane or your nose and throat
they are now making your life
miserable; IN time they win san
your entire system Of IT'S energy
its strength. iis gigor and vitality.
n you do not KIN the loafhsomo
germs Of catarrh. their cooperate
assaults win IN tine undermine
your reason rob your brain o. ita
brIlllancy and activity and leave
You nor only q physical but mental
wreck.
This picture IL not oyerdrawn.
the writer has seen thousands Of
just such cases he has personally
experienced the dcmorallzine r.
suits that come from the ravlghlne
attacks Of the horrible cafarrh
germs. the greatest pest Of civilized
nations.
But there Is one remedy that Will
XII the germs and stop cnt1rrh. and
that IS HYOMEi, the Australian
dry air treatment There may BE-
other remedies. but they are not
guaranteed az druggists will
guarantee HYOMEI 10 Danish ca
tarrh Or money back Every day
you allow these germs to exist m
your system brings Won nearer II
complete Generalization. Druggist,
eVfr yWhfre VIII sell you "a complete
HYOMEl outfit. for only 800. Ash
them about H. II Is also guaranteed
for bronchitis, coughs, colds and
sroup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
LISTER SIGNS
RED-LICHT BILL

OLYMPIA March 20 Governor
Ernest Lister yesterday afternoon
signed the rcd.llght bill. and the
measure will become q law on June
10 Tho governor was flooded u ith
tcleFramH letters and telephone
messages on both sides OF the qurs.
ton
Tho Chamber Of Commerce Of Sc
attic. through to trustees. Tuesday
afternoon. aiHo wcut on record
against the bill urging that. as
drafted the measure would conf
cato property tn violation OF tho
constitution and without due pro
Gees of iaw
The governor also signed the ncw
game code and tho constitutional
amendment TO allow resident aliens
10 own land within Incorporated
towns and cities This will 20 to
The peoples vote IN November. 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20

ed heartily.
Dr. Leonard said there can be no
true universal brotherhood without
a recognition OF one Father
The coming ~ Jesus. what does
Il moan TO the world. 20 you and to
me-" no asked. 1T means con.
slant triumph over the powers OF
sin
After paying a great tribute 10
the Jcws. Or Leonard said
And when the time comes that
the Jcw shall recognize Christ as
the Messiah. that day the whole
world viii come into an acknoW J..
edsment Of Him a. ila ono Savior
and Redcomer. an Ito truly 10 30
now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
NoRDskoo APPEALS

Detective A. a. Nordskog. who
was found guilty OF tapping the
Burns wlres while IN the employ Of
"A. J. Blethen. saved himself from
confinement IN the county fail by
giving notice ~ appeal 10 the IN.
breme court Whom he failed 10
pay his fine Of 800. Judge lien.
phrios issued an order committing
him to the county jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20

That Tuberculosis can be perma-
nently relieved Is proved right here
In Seattle most every day. and one
OF the many cases is described In
the following letters:
March q. 1912
Ny daughter was badly affected
with Tubercular Glands In her
neck, and lungs were badly affected
and commenced Natures Creation
Home Treatment January 20. 1912.
and then weighed 81 pounds At
the end Of three weeks. weighed 81
pounds, and was able 10 be up am
OF the time
June 30. 1912.
The swelling left her neck on the
first months treatment and has
never troubled any more. She Is
Feeling fine and gaining every day
March : 1918.
Ny daughter rs enjoy nR the best
OF health and ! feel safe in saying
that she has been cured Of an her
TnDercular troubles I am satisfied
that we would not have her with
US today n 10 had not been for
Natures Creation,
MRS. BELLE HANNAH.
Cor. Bird ". W and flst. Seattle.
II you are Interested In the cure
and prevention Of Tuberculosis and
The conditions that lead 10 il. such
ns Asthma. Bronchitis. Catarrh and
rundown condition, call or write for
booklets containing full informa-
ton. They also contain photos and
letters from local people Natures
Creation IL not a patent medicine.
and IL not sold in drug stores. Ad.
dress
NATURES CREATION,
e14-i5 Peoples Bank Bldg
Cor. Second and Pike, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
GIRL 18TH CHILD
OF FATHER Il

PULLMAN. Wash. March 90
Il u. Ilauey. aged TO- Ia today cole
brating the arrival of his 10th
child. mn llpound daughter. He
has number Of grandchildren. Hat.
ley is pioneer and has been mar
ricd twice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20

PRINCESS ANGELINE COUN.
CHI No 3. d. of p, will give a card
party Wednesday evening, March
l9. at Tyce hall, K OF r. ith and
Pine instead OF box soch az for
merry announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
Aow MANY cAlloReNl ne pIoNIr kNow.

RRooKLYN Y, March 2o-Edvai a Davis can't get I'd Of
his Justice Kelly when Davis
signed BY his wife releasing him from an claims o'
Incidentally
Manhattan. had TO consult mem
asked number OF their children After looking
mn hn AaLh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
WILL VISIT ALASKA

Arraurcm, nts ar" being made
by the Alaskan bur au ~ the Cham.
her 90 Commerce Tor buaiu"ss
mrna trip CD Alaska The tour ih
10 Is Ein June 22 nud last 90 DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20

Tho iustices Of the Supreme court
OF the Y. S. are: Edward White.
oliver Holmes, Joseph McKonnn,
William Day. Horace I.urton.
Charles Hughes, w. Van DeVanter.
Joseph Lamar and Mahou Pltney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
AGED iol. sac NEVER -ooLLso UP"

pm ADFfPIITA March 2o-May mother lived o2
attributes
In time
powder Thej their clothes so
could he had plenty Of sleep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
Isn't 1t an Odd World?
PAINT Fiagmsn's BOOTS RED.

SUMMIT \ j. March 20-Flre ordered rubber
boots painted Tho nrcmen have
Of rainy
recently cro ony one pair on
the truck Cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-20
DOG PLEADS sgLs.peFesse.

MILWAUKEE March 2o-wlca Bruno DOG oNnsd BY John
Joseph Brunk
ne ghor lawyer Twelve jurors
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