The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1923, Page 5

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T estions of statewide Importance ‘ought ont house this week,” concluded I Ex-Mayor Ca well of rrange for the construction of a fit ting and lasting memorial to Lincoln by the city, This motion was en thusiastically carried. “Tt In regrettable that there is no Lincoln to arise now and take the troubles of this day upon his shoul ders, an he did in ctvil war days,” mid Eddie Rickenbacker, the’ Amer joan ace, “It devolves upon us to follow tn hin path little bit by honor his memory,” con | flyer, ge: We may do our * name and led the noted seems nacrilese for mortal ue to mpeak the name of Abra- ham Lincoln," remarked Thomas B. 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Daniel Hayes Land company in fed- horses next spring in order to secure| eral court here today t information concerning homestead) Earl Klinanling, mayor of Georgia, land in the state, Hanson was par| Iowa, said he bought 27 acres of € Ucularly anxious concerning the best | fornia lands from the Daniel Hays} ee a route to this city, emphasizing the| company, which he 1 recetved. | Junk Safe in Port 5,000 for the land} sitke papety ant| After Long Voyage need of water for his team of horses} “1 gave them SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13.— ernment # Liberal Credit FURNITURE CO. INC. Extended Will Drive Team Here From Canada According to a letter received by the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday, | | defied anyone to produce a better | method for protecting shippers than | the subsidy. ‘Live with fidelity to the principles Abraham Lincoln," concluded | Dorter, along the entire route. 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