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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04
fORESTERs STUDY

The college Of forestry and the
school OF mines OF the state uni
yerslty have enrolled . large mum.
Der OF men from the forests and
uline, for the short courses TO be
KIN Monday. ana 10 extend over
three months.
Fourteen rangers and lumbermen
vii take tho scheduled work In
logging In the school OF mines an
equal number OF rangers will study
practical problems OF ore valua
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04
At THE METROPOLITAN


When David Wartield steps be
fore his audience at the Metropoli-
taa theatre. Monday evening. APP
rearing for the first time in this
city In David Belasco's new play.
The Return OF PeterGrimm." the oc-
casion will mean NOR. than usually
goes with the performance OF a new
play. There Is no more popular or
artistic player before the American
public.
Little Is stated in advance con
cerning the story OF The Return OF
Peter Grimm" OF course, Warfield
plays the title part. and the charac-
ter Is known TO be that OF an old
Dutch bachelor head OF a firm Of
ancient standing and credit, whose
business IL Horticulture. and the
character Is said to be fully a.
sweet and lovable as was the old
Music Master.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04
TO ADVERTISE CITY

Finance committee Of the city
council Friday afternoon recon-
mended for passing a bin provid!
Ing 5000 for printing copies Of tfc
annual report of Superintendent Of
Public Utilities Valentine The re-
port OF the department Is in great
demand by municipal corporations,
libraries, schools. public service
commissions and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04
AT THE oRPHgUM

The Jersey Lily" Mrs Iangtry
NOW Lady DE Bathe) will be the
headline attraction at tho Orpheum
during the coming week. II may
be taken for granted that her sal.
AIRY is In four figures She was a
one time famous reigning beauty
and enjoyed unlimited court priv.
ileges. She will present The
Test" with a capable supporting
cast.
"Lolo. the Mystic" a Sioux In.
dian girl with remarkable psychic
power. Is the added feature attRrc-
ton. George Barry and Maude
Wolford will present a singing nov.
city called AT the Song booth ="
Roxy La Rocca. well known Ital.
ian harpist. will be another feature.
He plays an instrument presented
TO him By King Emmanuel OF Italy
Work and Play" are comedy aero.
bats. Upside down dancing Is the
offering Of Louis Stone. while soft
shoe dancing is the feature OF the
Gordon boys act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04
PORT BONDS SOLD

Seattle's port commissioners are
getting ready today for $1,000, 900
In harbor improvements The bond
Issue for that amount was disposed
OF al 1888 per 800 10 four Chi.
cago firms, represented by C. l..
Zeller. The bond buyers are Neil
Rock & Co. Plympton, Gardner q
Co., Eyman & Co.. and Seasongood
and Mayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04
AT The SEATTLE

For the week commencing Mon
DAY, Bailey and Mitchell oill pre-
sent, at the Seattle theatre. Get
RSh Quick Wsllingford," = modern
comedy. drams1zed from the story
by Randolph Chester
The play is . well constructed
comedy that is strikingly true In
its larger aspects to certain well
known phases and tendencies Of
American business methods. that OF
the go-ahead system. and ]. Rufus
WallinKford fairly bubbles with
get -rich-quick schemes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04
FISHERMAN is LOST

MUKLITEO Wash. Jan. A.
Search Is being made today for the
body OF Andrew Criscuolo. q fisher.
man. who was drowned near Sandy
Point here, when the gill net fish.
ing launch Pozzallo struck n log
and tore a hole In her hull Friday
morning Criscuolo Is survived BY
q widow and 5-months-girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04
AT The PANTACEs

SsSER 4s4SsS
For the special headline attrac-
ton at Pantages theatre, opening
with the matinee Monday. Manager
Pantages will present DR.. Frederick
A Cook, the famous or Infamous
Arctic explorer who three times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

Subscribers TO The Seattle 2rtar
this otfice at once Of any tGtf.
ure to secure prompt and reg
ular delivery OF tho papor. or
ANY attempt TO substitute an
ohor paper for The See tlo
star IL is the desire oS the
management to secure the best
service for all. aud complaint
are given courteous and prompt
attention. II your paper tais
10 arrive any night ny
O'Clock kindly phone this offlce
at once. Main ptO0. AJAX Tor
the circufs ton Department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

cNICA0o-oUroshy osason.
Al. a circus Girl from Williams,
Arts, 10 In jail c.sropd With
ke~se dealing. With hsr lsss
half dollar she rented riding
f,crss and rode away on H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

daily from the Pantages stage will
deliver lecture on My Attain
ment OF the Pole" This IN Dr.
Cooks first appearance In vnude-
vile. An extra added attraction
Will be the great Golden Troupe
an organization OF vocaiists. instru.
menialists and ahirlwind dancers
other numbers on the program will
be- Tudor Cameron and Johnny "
O'Connor. In Hired and Fired: .
k.lina Gardner Ia mimic and child
imporsonations Clin Dean 4 Co
Who will present a Burglar 8
Nerve" and the Mardo Trio, eoen.
trio comedy acrobata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

PHlLADeLptiA-Ths COM
mission on social service hss
found that aey @lfsupportioe
woman ose live On $40
week In this town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

s. r. Piper. In charge Of expert
mcnt work In California for the
government Ia regard To ellminat'
ing forest pests, iH a guest al tho
home OF his brother. Walter Pipor
1904 18th ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

SAN FRANCISCO. 49, California
Atlantic Steamship company hal
gone into bankruptcy with liabili
tiss OF $500. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

CHICAGO - Mise vrsNsse
Maees, Oeeino In her slssp
from buvglars she drssmsd wore
pursuing her. fell down . night
Of stairs and ~ss fatally IN
jvrsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

n tOLNlLl4f-M Mrs. NJ. n Moht
gomery. 10 years old. Is dead. She
had lived In tho West since 1880.
n SPOKANE-Dr W M. Newman
asks 1900 for an operation upon
patrolmnn' NJ u Austin. who died
later. The doctor offers Ia accept
,75 II the police board Will give
the remainder 20 Austin's widow
WAShINoTON-Tho corset
less girl has "srrtved In soeI-
ETY." In several recent dances
the young debutantes here
nearly all appeared minus
stage.
SPOKANE-Paoino Northwest
parliament OF the Disciples OF
Christ voted TO meet In Portland
on December 70 TO 30.
MAssiLtoN, Ohle-Movine
picture ss6ibisIous will - con-
duetsd a. ths state hospital
hsrs for enc benefit o. bed
ridden Cst,sss0.
] WAHKIACu6-, Charley, a
Notorious Indian. was murdered and
smutiiatsd by three oankc3 indians
near the Grand Ibalien
NEW yoak-"6usr.n bull
station. VINO saved many iises
ey warning csepis o. free. 10
ossd. w. 10 RED lssn with more
tnso . tSeaasod "rsse1sp" In
sl1 Year,.
| STREAypR ILL Italiane
we're found shot 10 death here 90
day One Of the men. Ggatino Lo.
COCO. was involved Ia blank hand
troubles recently.
| The former sultan 81 Moree-
co was hurt more whom his
dentist aent In bill thar ~n~n
his teeth were fixed. M he 10
| holding tho presumeauous fsl.
To-" a prisoner In the noun.
tainS
VIENNA JOINT occupation OF
Albania By Austria and Italy imme.
diately after the conclusion OF tho
London peace conferences Ia pre-
dicted here by On article In a local
newspaper.
NEW YoRk-To ala ~s~n-
ans suffrage. mrs. o. n. ,.
eeimont will produce a series
OF plays dealing with the
| cause"
| DAWSON. Y. T.-Frpedltlon OF
mounted police Is on It's way 10
Fort Mcpherson with mail for the
Arctic whRlers.
m'kEEseoRT, pa.-Por the
| first time In her life, Auntis
Morgan, who will be io2 years
old soon, had her picture taken.
| VALDEZ TRAVELLERS delayed
by snow blockades on tho Copper
River railroad will come out over
the Valdez trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

School teachers - A'seW
John q. Rockefeller DISC teseS
the sec ~, OF his wealth IN the
Injunction, Save yotW esn-
Mes" ~onesr whether ne
mean, 20 ave thsm Ser MIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

Charles l.. Grcyerbiehl. Ss2s Lu
Gle st. vas in hurry Friday
night go was the foo,pad who
stopped him Of Fourth av. and Co
luubis NJ. Stick up your hands
and do Il quick" ordered the hold
up. Grcyerbichl did lie left 80
and a diamond stick pin with ths
footnAh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

wALLA ALLWA Acting Police
Chief Andre and Sergeant DuEG~
were indicated Thursday of all
charges against them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

NORTH Observation-Disclosures
State Zee Keepers association all
convene In the courthouse January
: and 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

MAssiltoN, Ohlo-Movlne
picture ss6 i6itbers will - con-
duetsd a. ths state hospttaI
here for enc benefit ~ bed
ridden pst,sets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

Runaway horss sesred ~ .
Susuuehsnns psss~r0er train
mile from Newton, n. j.. beat
the train into town.
SPOKANE Quincy irrigstioD
project. which will water a half
million acres ~ desert land. Viii
necessitate syphon tunnel under
the Columbia river.
Chinese chess player IN the
college tournament 70 named
SEE. Sounds like par Of
problem.
WALLA WALLA-Private clubs
and lodges must remain dry on
Sunday as we'll as saloons and resi-.
dencee.
SACRAMENTO oldest pupil in
the public schools Of Spokane In
SC years old He's in the second
grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04
YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
News of the Day Condensed for Busy People

COLVlLLE- Mrs. NJ. A. Mont
gomery. 10 years old. ig dead. She
had lived In the West since 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

The Williams JUBILEE, Singers
VII be tho feature OF sunday =
meeting NJ the \ ~ G. A. sunday
club Koy H. G. Masuo OF Uni
vcrsity congregational church. will
ACC ress tho meeting
ROME MONsGNoR PETER
AUsrB was today splsictesi
eissop Of Nova Seguvia. In the
rhilippip. Islands by the pope.
ea0pss now from ere sarwns e~t
~ mail
Ewsvysnic from srsas EGGS 70
fresh quail;
ays there's one thing that's
oArrso-
%isa the iiVerynsn haro-
vi. a s-so os fresh hay ~ t~s
EVERETT. THE first piece OF
parcel post mail TO reach Everett
was a rag doll ~ inches high, re-
oeiycd by s-ycarold Esther Lew
ellyn Case. 222i Rucker ay.
Pennsylvania railroad 10
taekiina a bigger Job TRAN the
New York terminal. II is try
ing 10 rid Pittsburg OF smoke.
There will BE- meeting OF the
King County Medical Society Al
tho Chamber OF Commerce Monday
evening. The annual election. OF
officers will occur.
ooardln0 house In North
Dearborn st. Chicago. has sup
elies - weddings within year
sss the landlady hes a ~sitine
lisa
A protest against ans pornansnt
brick pavement for DuwRmlsi ss.
waA made Friday night nj n essa
ing Of the Duwamish Valley Con
mercial club.
Every man born about isBa
sorses with Prof. Volunteering
vsat the man Of so years 10 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

VALDEZ TRAVELLERS delayed
by snow blockadcs on tho Copper
River railroad will come out oyei
the Valdez trail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

Every man born about i&a
sorses with Prof.. Hunrter~e
ssat the man Of so years 10 ~
his bssn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

m'kEEsPOAT, pa.-For the
first time IN her life, Auntis
Morgan. who will be io2 years
old soon, had her picture taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

SPOKASE-Pnoific Northwest
parliament OF the Disciples oi
Christ voted To meet In Portland
on December 70 TO 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

SPOKANE W M. Newman
asks 1900 for an operation upon
Patrolmnn NJ E Austin. who died
later The doctor offers Ia accept
,75 II the police board will give
the remainder 20 AuBtin's widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

WAHKIACU6- Dob Charley
notorious Indian, was murdered AM
mutiiatsd by three masked indian
uaar the Grand Dale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

WASHINoTON--The corset
less girl has "srrtved In soel-
ETY." In several recent dances
the young debutantes here
nearly all appeared minus
stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

NEw yoNk-"0um," bull
terrier mAaeos o. Msdlsor a.
station. who saved many lises
ey warning osepis o. free. .
Deed. w. 10 eesa issn with more
tnso . tneuasod "esseuap" In
slS YsAes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

ROME MONsFGNoR PETER
AURrB was today Splsictrd
eisbop Of Nova Ssguvis. In the
Philippine Islands by the pope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

A protest against amp pornansn
brick pavement for puwamisi Az
wsA made Friday night nj a essn
ing Of the Duwamish Valley Con
merclal club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

STREATOR. ILL -Two Italian,
serc found shot 20 death here o.
day One Of the men. Gsstino Lo
COCO. was involved 10 blank hsnt
troubles recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

The former sultan ~ Moree-
co was hurt more whom his
dentist aent In a bill thar wn~n
his teeth were fixed. M he 10
holding the presume4uous fsl.
To-" a prlsonsr In the noun
tainG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-04

NlENNA-JOINT occupation o
Albania by Austria and Italy imme
diately after the conclusion OF tn,
London peace conferences is pre-
dicted here by On article In a loca
newspaper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

petticoatless tarsometatarsus propel-
lors OF the feminine persuasion that
came along Chas did you ever
thumb back through your old school
physiology and look at the man rep
rescntinE the nervous system standing
there like ne had just patronized the
bathtub trust and couldn't find the
towel"
Believe me. ! didn't hesitate any
longer than it took To get "a little in
side Information optically It's what
they don't wear, Chas. it's the Apache
expose what uets me.
And say. Charley, all OF these dame
and madames and madomisselles
know demcd well what they're pullin'
on when they put IN one Of these Sa-
lomc skirts with full yard OF clear
ancc they know it's "A treat to the
curbstonc cadavers, and extract it
from muh. Chas., If they've got more
nerve than they've got Nrains, they
amt got no chanst to holler If they
feel insult swat 'cm on the eardrum,
nary excuse.
Huh Coincide with me. | blushed
and culled out for the lofty and un-
saWn. But honest now, every time
one of those sunset expressions hit
me | couldn't help looking for an un-
expected eject, | sure couldn't.
Charley, there was one thing that
made me feel quer llk and | couldn't
help it. There was dear little old
lady crossing the street, and she put
me in mind so much of mother-hel
size and her walk and that gray han
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

sion to the maculate morality or
fashion He was right in between
me and friend sun, a deep study in
those translucent and diaphanous
trousers, his wren-like legs taking
ballhat silhouette against tho cream
surge pants legs Huh, He should
worry like a clam at a mussel outing
Charley, there was "A baby too-a
little tcensIe-weensie dickens walking
right ahead of me with the sun pene-
trating its one garment and depicting
the outline of It's dia--- | mean its
underwearin'. Gee, but that was
funny-children of 1t!
1t sure was rich--these uncon-
scious flowers OF fashion these but
terflies that search the drygoods
stores for the least dishablfe in neg
ligee frocks. Sawful. Chas. 'sawful
You know it's got my goat so that
look sheepish. it honestly has, and
I'm all in a furry to know whether
it's an old trick of the sun or a new
trick of these casted dra-
peries
| see the boss a-comin' back-but
sneak over some day with your field
CLASHES ard we'll give the crowd the
anty-oNer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
MEANING

When you hear some man say: Il
think
That III take one more little drink"
Mark well his words and keep your
eve
on him, my friend I'll tell you why:
'Tis not his intent to deceive
You, so a little he Will leave
For you to guess As like as not
His slight remark don't mean a lot,
But he means more.
II you don't know you've overstayed
Your welcome and pretty maid.
Between a row of Nawns and sighs.
SAYS: "Goodness. gracious, tempus
flies!
It's twelve o'clock. ! didn't know
II was so late. on. don't go,"
Weigh wen her ords As Ike as not
Her slight remarks don't mean lot.
But she means moroi
Howard c. Kepley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
OPEN season ON
SKIRTS IS HERE
~ DAME FASHION DON'T SLOW
DOWN N THE BIG RACE
WELL BE IN BAD.
The MALE STENO. TALKS
The Two Dollar Duck and $40 Broad.
cloth all Look Like. As Far
As Looks Go.

Grab n from muh, dear Charley,
| I'm only a man slcnOgraphcr but AS
siCh / am almost human. II not quite;
and being almost an ordinary cocoa
nut / am endowed once I'm a whilo
with those feclln' seein'- hearin smell
IN senses. not the least OF which Is
the vision. And being male steno,
! have lots OF time for retr/ pection
during the six hours I am supposed TO
rest and sleep.
Gosh Charley, cnCasc the smellin'
salts in your digits and slip the green
vial 10 me II | amt all In It's be-
cause my poor head is laid up with a
bad case Of tho WrlKgliug WalTus
trapped with the tango ON the dead
Charley # Mrs. Dame Fashion
doesn't slow down in hen mad pace
for the sweepstakes In this process
sion Of extreme living and animate
pictures, MS gonna get us all IN bad
with Mr., 81, Peter.
The boss's wife won't let him have a
female steno, Chas., and while he's out
10 lunch with another mans wife I've
sncakcd back Just after having been
down TO TIA Whatuwant for my jaw
and BOosoberrN
And Charley | am just as convlnc-
ed that this is the open season for
skirts, ] thought as how the mortali-
~ battalion was making us believe the
feminine geraniumR are going 10 the
worse, I'd just get out on quiet little
hunt Of my own and see II skirtum-
stances are as badly shot to pieces as
the post -mortcm squad tries to slip
over And believe muh, Chas il I
should quote from the Queen Of Shas-
ia that the half amt been told yet. Ia
be shown on the soft pedal stop in
tremule.
Charley honest to- goodness, If /
didn't see every kind Of skirt, I amt
no stenographrr a-tall. / couldn't tell
Queenlc with Her Hair in Braid
from Stella Of the Moral Uplift Society
There was the $2-duck and the S63-
hroadclnth In the same shape mysu-
fyiu' as the dickens, each apparently
having undergone successful opera
tiuu for the removal of one Of the
gores outu ,hc left lower hem clean
up 10 the honest. Chas, clean
to the ne plus ultra And that was
right down in the section Of the Nigh
u marts. too. and say, right there to
the lpft Of me and to the right Of me
and I'm front OF me and behind me
were "A yoley Of skirts Of every specie
| In every symptom of cutups that made
! that gang OF English musleteers rush
| iug into the laws Of hcll look like the
| forum crowd when the monk skids the
ma To silver Cords Amidst the Bolden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

Among all the greatly ad-
ycrtiscd medicines for kidney
and bladder trouble there IS
nothing which equals Peruna
suffered for several years with
this trouble, spent hundreds Of
dollars on doctors and medicine
and all to no purpose, until |
took Peruna.
zone bottle did me more good
than all the Others put togeth-
er. as they only poisoned my
system. Peruna cured me. |
rsed it for four months before
a complete cure was accom-
plshcd, but am truly grateful
to YOU. The least can DO in
return is to acknowledge the
merits of Peruna.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21


tempted fu mlpr ulur having in
. ..uu way secured tow ruFulFer4
. .uur IIe HId appeared just in the
! m.I, vi tImo lmrmod 'thcrukoe
/ Wu uud prevented what turned out
/ fu l.yo been planned whOlcanle
HU delivery While In prison starr
/ Was uu exemplary man. ShHa
/ mutuor Mrs Mary Wnlltor who was
+ wealthy heard of this ana thought
/ Hl. could at least snyr her son from
/ the ruIIOWs She mudu a. SPECIAL
trip o. Bor President Roosevelt and
| placed huT sons case before Inn
| . hn death sentence WAS cOmmuiod 10
| nflrru years Imprisonment ana starr
/ VIVA taken 10 tho federal prison at
/ Columbus. o. Aftor spending several
/ yours u tho prison there ho WAS fin
ally gven "a fun pardon and returned
| home ln 1903
ArDr returning 10 the Indian Ter
utuy starr proved II good citizen for
a,lrIh wears When starr returned
/ home uu attempt was made by The
| Arkansas authorities 90 take him TO
| lirutUuNlllr 10 stnud trial uu a charge
ul ruhhluE the bank thore some -
years previous Governor Haskell Of
/ oklahoma refused to honor the requi-
sllUu upon au opinion fum the at
/ tumg general mat there Was no nu-
/ thurIlF for Hu pNtraditiuu Of mem
| beer. ut tnu civilized Tribes 10 ID state
ur territory for crime less than
mutdyI shortly after thI sthe bank
40 INru. kua. just across the border
from oklahoma, WAS robbed aud
h.uUU ukcu. DniDrrs were sure starr
vHs tno leader iu this robbery and
..,ird4 of i3UO0 we're offered fof
'rna raptur. or nc and "Kid" Wilson.
After ln exciting chase Of several
wreck. hr.Iun tina mountains I'm
southwestern AIissourI ana southern
Oklahoma ofli.rrs Irft the search and
not unp afterwards SMr was cap
uIcd u connection with tho Amlty.
colo. DEAL lla was convicted and
a,ou lhr. prison sentence from which
na NOW u4nls ID uood chance of gain
ug hfs liberty ghls time ne tells
prison authorities that no has fully
reformed and Intends leading a new
ure During the last year in the
Colorado prison he has been made a
trust, ANA given chnrge OF "A gnng OF
runvirts 10 tho rond cump. lie is
urTmIttrd To- carry A gun "A respon-
ph'ity of no low order considering
That ho wug held rs A very bad man
with a gun ana sure shot
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