The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR. | VS 19880 O6evOsEGCCODO0E E0980 78 ososensoserooeoes pee Reese, TAR CARDINAL COUNCIL ACTS % PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING Co. 4 a | ae HOLMES’ GOOD PURMTURE VERT AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAT COMMENDABLY Great === x H. MABARD WELLS, Ranor ~~ - - BF. CHASE, Musi Killed by Tracy — cor Bre eee Manager The sale gathers an immense momentum as it grows older, firat one and then another man sends Rlbaes niok, am Win nas at. tne it IS DE AD rescence on § Gigantic Clearance Sale of Men’s Clothing ° OFFICES An in his friend, and ev ne volume of sales creeps up until it seems as though all the Clothing Busi ‘i Beattle—1107 Third avanve 8 | le SraK taek Sache Aeakanciting th in his friend, and every day the volume of sales creeps up until it 6 ae though all the aft us Room=Makin -250 Temple Court Rutiding. mi Of $780 to be pald to the wido nene im Beattle is being done here. TOMORROW MORE BROKEN LOTS ARE MARKED DOWN! 1. & Bxprees Building, 1 \ ” ho w , f <7 wath |Ledochowski Dies After’ the i Otticer Bre " . Prices lower than any heretofore quoted; absolutely unparallelied in this store's history, f cour) ein conte per week oF twenty-five conte per month, delivers : P 1 by Outlaw Tracy at Fremont be wah Srcaren he tes cee rere eam aI Lingering Iliness uy NUNC was originally Ate ROME, July Ai.—Cardinat Ledo- | fairly wood. circumstances. The A SIGHT TO CONTEMPLATE | chowekt the world tamous prefect ot] Wong "of the cea Average eductions of Roa, Pal the Sacred Congregation of the|changed to read “ta the is The Relds and the Woodruff, both of the United St ¢ Amertea, |i. ey nost aaa aul og ge Metre elie Worth Acting n ie if i have been the beiligerents and both are now clahning 1t was this way. Whitelaw Reid and family th 4 @ bit better than Lieutenant Governor Wood nd his folk, Both had | fF the pe te gw gids Ayre | Blenty of money and each family was Jealous of the other, Whitelaw was very much ov e, ns pete een : and his family started in to show the other family that there was no # him ani the de 0 extate thing as two “ite” in Londow, socially speaking. So the Keits “enter | Seen Shi eat «bony me. Peraon vietory after # nigh Meulty, ‘The ordinance passed | pimously ty than any other The All Over the Store 6 MG A; aght they were just | with -MEN’S SUITS Fine Thibets, Fide Berges, the @| MEN’S SUITS Rained the court and had real talks with the king and queen.” to the | “ENN {nal Ledochowslkt was one of ee Tee tant A eat chagrin of the Woodruffs, who rotailated by entertaining all the | the highest dignitaries of the Cath we #, ete, etc: regular price B] arts and dukes, and other mighty men of England, regardless of cost. | 0! hb. A Potander by birth al $10.00 § $12.60; Clearance Sale It was a great society battle, with the English public looking on in | } «Ti | Pr : mingled amazement and amusement. Every ow and then when one e rh 0 family scored a point, the crowd vociferated, Now tat > me ho dintty uished American famtiies are stopping to Graw their breathe at the {4% and p , Vanlanll Close of “the reason” and get ready for a renewal of hostilities at some | () worl - Fe a future time. the Yankee nation will find time to turn its attention to being discuss ennsy vanian oes n | Ritees of creator moment | sane From Jealousy | TWO HINTS : | R Much finer quality than the blood of the Woodruffs. Probably some pleDian taint still attaches to the blood of both fam- Mies. There were hewers of wood and drawers of water among them & few decades ago. Other Matters of nani Before FAINT HOPE HY mare | ' mystery surrou 5 Owing to the ereat amount gf work | th, Wennet and Filer were 5 _ o no m j* and business associates in the treasurer office at Present | long standing, “No wuspicton, of any 4 tie rs. Fee ak be added to (he | thing wrong between the victims hi | « mere BOYS’ SUITS q ES 4 preted Bults, for | ilar Filer, @ prominent m shot and instantly kn Berge " $16.00 and $16.0; © Jana’ # rry Bennet, With whom he claimed his wife waa eriminally tn $14 Hall Trees for $9.75 § $15 Kae” Tables Quarter - sawed oak, polished tops, 42x42 square, five henvy fluted haga well braced and well const Six foot extension, Up to date the Whitelaw Relds haven't proved that their blood ts of | MEN’S SUITS Bale inches wide, selected 12x18 French mirror, bronze coat hookn, box seat. force i, was passed | ni ever been entertained in Marrisburg VICTIM OF HUSBAND'S BLOODY VENGEANCE sHows sions oe Io coat, BLN te fo, be man see ee Pier, thonant to, bave of bigh-# Pezhool and vacation wear, strongly —" T U RE OF IMPROVEMENT SINCE SUNDAY | fo the city hail. “it i to be bullt | He deciined to make any etatement|® Well, Ut. well trlunined. well iai-f sowed. of good strong, long w 4 Fu R N I CO, hs in dark colors; ail ale worth up to directly over the. beard of public | = ee oe ing Mrs. Mary J, Lake, who was shot,| And in other respects there in a faint | works rooms and will be used by the |cner than that he was justified In styligh,. shapely, perfect f Phi ‘a8 was supposed fatally wound-| SW Of improvement. If the wom- | draughting departiNnt af the city | Reduced from $.00 and $10.00 Srers all ot carpatos ‘Sam Gn mould by aay chance recover, |enginect's’ office, Nix. furniture i : uel H. Lake, pDased for “LOCK TRICK lq TIsNERs even if left a hopeless cripple, it | cost $150 is to be pure! ‘Saturday night, may possibly re-| would be a unique case. j board of public works. ead 1101 1105 1103 SECOND AVE chances are probdably| “It ls generally considered that i ite Bon VOIR " m . , to one that she will not,| where the spina! cord is so seriously | opp, ae = ve sore HE ANOS et mae e's im- | offer of Dennison Prior & Co., for ae Colmes. pes n | ueuart Pe naven cy " the Speen sand at Lh eared ts ot SS cord w q vertebra. e entirely severed. That the cord was ots A complete paralysis of the|cut entirely through by the butler, | DOPds. The fire ed eae that point downward. Yet| Was my opinion. I probed the wound |," “ee"mmendiad shat swe applies. |e the One-Thoussndth Time the . 5 Immediat *I do not say that Mra. Lake wit | #id on the table. A resolution au-| © 2 Grenger, a Missourian who “ 0 board of public works live even, and if she should she wilt | {horiing the board of pu recently arrived in the city, was 3 & 5 parr bea well woman, but every ne ere. Rol ruthlessly bunkoed by a pair ofS Two hundspd pairs left over from wh ners bought only f wi reund ROUND, NATIONAL a aed hour that life remains, gives her a ‘Com. | *Barpers near the Denny hotel yer nd» Two hundred pair finest tr $ : < $528,000 . surplus, Valves 55 the purchase of the library | site Of the Menttie~ Electric Better chance, "Tt may be that by | pony em- tT terday. It was the old-time lock om tallored work at double treble the Pom. PP eg eA epi, ome miracle the spinal cord will be was Introduced authorizin has been exposed thou ee ond very popular fabric to choose among ns ‘Ankeny, cmable Fepaiced by nature, though for my|ine AU Notaam ot m apecal net (sande of times, Granger me $2.40 Gnd GARD. Hale price... cccees excess cossteeee Mh a Carre am primcloal eitien tm the United Mates and Burope. [Hw CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Ceeerneter -t-y 7 part I have never heard of such a! 0°. at te tea . | etran th ¥ case. EE Ls oS the nsner hequestibed tothe cite | {20k & walk tomether in North Seat - e y | tle. A amall lock was picked up and | downward. . She fee iy tving of | city. which, according to the terms | While interested in this ind man re rey > now, if Lmay use such | or yi wil was to be used for the |came Up and announced he was ~ butlding of a city hall. It is charged |® Policeman. He ed them under that the executors of the estate are | arrest for gambung " depeniin A gene wie ting” fusion Tramaacted. SeaTTis NCH—Corner of James street anc Second avenue. D_A CAMERON, Manager. THE FIRST NATIONAL SEATTLE 0 fone | started See: & ee of the /cere, companion — proposed - whioh, the “officer” said. wound be ~~ Wrangel, ak Egy e $200. ‘Of thia Granger put up 90 “1 “ neau, Skag@ay ani FM. LYNN KILLS and his companion $10. Tt wre sev- i tc fg Sa at page 3 4 —— — ‘ ner LR. F. Parkhurst, cue alee ap ere ne Ht he t eral hours before he realteed that he Cor, First Ave. and Sensen #4, et ous 4 Bien coahty, uy st tiacake Coroner | hed been bunkeed and then he noti eee Coney. Gommtertaain. stoves very cheap. Hed _ light. mies the grandests €. E Hoye of King county was to- | fied the police. ° fT vinet overs Foretture Co, 1B Beoond avenue rr z by. gamer ne u oa Lanne eee Tig take act hight, |.Mary Caroll, an alleged notorious ver in 5 PACUvic MOREL, 110 First Sow. | PRiv ai POOR Sorta CITy OF SEATTLE Lynn was run over by a Northern | Character, wae arrested os & vagrant se terete 2 "| 1 i uapaM® © % surTst, 9 Hinckley Reservations and parties ¥ Pacific train there iast night, and it | OY OMcers Gilbert and Newman thie | YF } ——— James street. Phone, Main in believed was instantly killed. The | ™Ornine | . bela ua € ERE Lior. Briscoe & Lioya, 35 ifinckiey FUNERAL DIRECTORS ee ree Shea county enaer wil t ¥ Om Wile 4 HOME est be SEPRLewT bomen tor cash or eo: | SoTRNWORTH 5 — Yearson the Far Northern Beach, She Battles charge of the care. Dr, Warmburg returned. ' me alge cantons very Jew.| _! rman jeae iems Third: tet Pacific Clipper Sa thats, With these Fon ean ‘per don. for ane > ‘With Ice, But Makes Seattle Staunch and True pt BR Ry Be Leteiiliataniiad Petite act na.Q, 141d “Kecend evenae. | er ie as oe Southwick Co. and Capt. M. White. NEW D rH ¢ F ‘ ones, This to tne Fie ASR—A AS TRACTS Hous NoMHEe vie For Nome : ‘Qrrived| the present master of the schooner. ‘and they have bought ED nat ee | EXAMRI. aliuminum, niccloid “Meson, 8. S. “NOME CITY,” July ‘The launching of the schooner was 0 r e names Sor ‘wenty people. names c Sete 310 Tester. fer aldes first attempted by Capt. Jorgenson. Tesnsmber, “this gniy’ casts you baoe per s : INSURANCH 7 ay, Vi who After & short trial ‘concluded lE : " 7 on anne, | TAME BOTHW BLL Loans, Ars Tans oe Ports E the job Ne t lone. C: y public auction ir bonds Beet ee ee or oe Se: Firet avenue oar &. 2 Deeey 28, 8. 8. “SANTA ANA.” Al ee Sx10 Tent, $ om 12 pm. the following W. V. RINEHART & CO. ™. x. For Sau Francisco H0xi2 Tent, 8 OB vsee0srs a ats aes San monte sceralin co Tae a Ph spt . 12x14 Tent, § on Homer ERS PARADIOR, f 8. 8. “CHAS, NELSON, hon * at this property . of | DRIVER Cakes ee ie See, cae Seren! For further information as intention to float the Sequoia. (par ctia icuie he tm Fee Howe for Queen Anne Hit-Re- thatthe undertaking would| grade of First Avenue—Many ? There is a rich aroma and taste peculiar to good | Bi) Coffee that cannot be im- 32x) i Teh heen een ey atone Hated, You recognize Camp Stoven....61,50 and $2 ry, ; tel, stale tO. to sis First ave, "Phone, le succeeded in hauling the vessel | A bill was introduce) in the coun- | when you drink our 25-cent Camp Gonis .,. & m, to 12 pm. 4 ; wit ea 200 feet over the gravel to the ice. | cll last night to provide for a new | Fresh Roasted Coffee. Camp Chatrs . n tewalk, good chur bent hs mee OTN WORN re ‘on that slippery surface, the | dock for the fireboat Snoqualmie and | > x wid along easily, but unfor-| a new house for the fireboat con: | ——— Uwanta Hammock : VeWoket™ ents “2 bowel || The WHITE PASS & YUKON ber weight catumed the ice pany on the water front. Chiet | FEES 6 sa dion ie at Sith her before she hadi Cook has frequently made com. | FRESH RANCH EGOS— RCAE FoR TRAN OSHC Mie See || Horses Hosea deep water. A hole of suff-(plaint regarding the condition of the Per doz. ..... 280 moors Cant wise to contain the vessel waa |firebost station. ‘The dock, he says, | : : ied "vront "Furniiure bo. Shot a 7 Jaboriously cut through the | {Is too cramped and very ‘often. it FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER Second avenue south. Tel mas SON Yukon Mining Districts ing| thick fee ahead, where there was | would be impossible to got the fire hart "ee ‘ ———— roush line Skseweng the | deep water. On June 1. aftes three | boat out with any degree of speed. EW YORK FULL CREAM peal Bi nis a, us "Mam oF. Fa. Sli een rae ot work, and in the presence | The tmprovements are estimated to chaser | 1 best investetents 1 walk ska A ona Wi rhe th of almost every inhabitant of Neme,| cost in the neighborhood of $5,400. | Per pou ‘ 200 vo ee * wager, ae sve aneeay, al le - | who had assembied to watch the out- | The bill was referred to the commit- | IX GRORGRTOWN Financial — a pcnraing connect Gienatin - ‘of the expe: : 7 ° ° each; aay: Ore ‘ee ge eo ee come of the experiment. the Sequola | and wharves and Presenves In GLASS— 2 OF INCREASE OF Tan| * a_i. = oow Points and at Waite i -| was hauled into deep water. | (Assorted Flavors)— APITAL STOCK. | 2 a NEY on short notice at low rate: pri. | DMC RONDA NADKAU—eps, ear, . ints and at Whit the name day the tmmense ice pack. Queen Anne Fire Site im rer Jar heya There will be held at the office of | $0—10t Gox100 on’ Leary, between Burke my money to build | throwt, Hat Burke building. which extended out from Nome na| tilesn Mayor Humes should de- |f GENUINE RUSSIAN CAVIAR Pacifie Coast Condensed Milk | g,A%4 Broadway. | % rhe * | Malt | oo a, MAGRINNGN, 4 Gospin bia" am exe could reach, beg; aie te veto the ordinance the af —Per can 400 and 75¢ Bi) Company, room No. 90 Pacific) MRO ine © Balard Park adaition ~ ~ Senet mete, fading it bepos- | bresk up and move narthwai pute regarding the selection of lotw fl APOLLINARIS WATER— block, Gentile, Washington the | 6300 "ea : om , a a ina Bowne | : fo'wenther the nea. beached the| Sequoia went with Ie. amd on Queen Anne hill for an engine Por bottle 1Bo and 250 | nd day UST, 108% at the hour} | Jui. : OSTROPATHY Vounel nw a lant resort, and the high| days battling with t licess ints ot aenae Lam alan mate Jock aM.” a meeting of the | 9 ve | = WARINGTON Indemary “ot “Ge " Seas carried her almost up to the|ehe reached Nome again in safety.|the ordinance waa passed by the || BETHESDA WATER. | siders of said company for the | iste “sort low vate of] “\gha econd ave, "Phone Jemes neal. ttle, Ed ; Fa, Since then the Sequoia has| | The Sequoia not damaged in the | council authorizing the purchase of Per bottle .. .10e, 180 and 45e dering the increase | **7.,{7*, beste. Too "Vester ‘and lady physiclane always Seattle, Edmun ome bleact : ¢ paint is cracked from|twe lots on Fit! venue wes a stock of the corpora TIT, en danee. Everett “underwriters sold the vessel to| her sides, but there in not a broken | teccn Cineticld cnt Cuter erteeee | BET eto, PAM OACPRILLA ea of twe hundred titty : ito ~ - and E Jorgenson of the President| piece anywhere in the ataunch vea-| ‘The lots will cost #1500, : Co. of Nome, and a manjsel. The cost of launching her was he BETHESDA SARSAPARILLA | r lc 2. Asselt, DO. The Palatial Steamer _ The petition uf the Interbay Re- aT RON, ated at : 7 f : ~ seiuins” 8 | CITY OF EVERETT. ree bi so “ 1 | ° c Tis interent and the Seaucla te now | he inn 330 ton schooner nnd ean [Sting company for the vacation of || Per atte »--.....18e.and 280 ffl 20° 2° 29% wou ay. atrunten R . . | WASIINGTON Jn al , weavew Beattie’? eye R by Capt. Jorgenson, John G.| carry 750.000 feet of jumber. She tw! pany's ‘plant. was. refused by the | CETHESDA GINGER ALE— W.A. PETERS, Trustee. | root, eh ace and - | Be Degeae ashing, enables te cp gbkon ¢ secretary of the McDougall &! now waiting for a chorier. Per & council last night and the matter re- Por i red r 1 . . . i. a0y| , Lenves Everett 9:15 a.m, SONGS IN THE NIGHT [2% sory mien ey ae | facing romsiaation “Tre CRINGE Rate SOPHRANE'S Classified Ads mine re inde tr | a positon. rc | Fees Stalham, ou TY LJ - teh In deep experiences, in sym. | committee had already made a fa. | | pathy and hetptulne ange | Yorable report, but De, Crichton and | * dl sae bine sie 206 : improved tan ent; | a & 3 ote —rsonnnn Mr. Murphy entered so vigorous an | a ; i 1 denen ot wh ve vATENT ATTORNEY trenathen men. tc ie sg Series Sorrow bey the |S uta used. give victory. even over eppanition that it was thought bert Per bottle . «+ 1Be with my window | B84, Rluxwell: ait eon wheat in | an secondhand goods Sought nn | 8 OTE z mn eect eae yctory even over iy have a thorough Investigation or 50¢ reveling’ in we "Aft aght and | Soe ms be 5 | vement Chub ti winslow, ‘pi tea: Noswetl batlding ny. P__ADAMM, drafting. Colman bid nvrans 1, He Skathetm, from Albert | bard to conquer a singing army, ned solutions declaring again AAYAWT'S | ROOT BEER— Y Thee, Maly $70, 1 : Font 0 at te Nor. |¥@ find that even Christ before he * cond report wii Aa Pian, re spoke jn the Mor \cromed the brook Kedron and en= ulin nent wee Gay, chose “Songs in the Night” az |t¢red Gethsemane, sang a hymn | month Tile theme from the text, “Wh: with hie. asc i [Ged tay Maker, who giveth songs in| __\1f we have sones in the night we PT td aad usform any sphere and cons the night." Jou 25: 10. He wald: | Gur ara ‘ life into & paradine of * t fe Tt ie an cosy thing to sing, when | OV" ian came danse oer oad dozen TRIAT'S BONELESS SAR. DINES— : Per can 200, 250 and 300 ewes! SCO AT OT | AMERICAN SARDINES— | For cleaning and renavntin tr and | Per doe S80 Tadien” cloth y Dye = | Daily service, Biective May 20, 1908, Bremerton (U. 3. Navy Yard and 4 t | <eneetenee } Derk), Charieetoa and Sidney graded 1 ATTORVEYS AT LAW mall sanae Steamers, JSSbt 1. Si Hinckley. Regrade of First Ave ition of p f that stre : . . ‘ Per can r ook ay Ao S-BNPING, ~ atlorney-atcinw, notary UMNING eee rat we a Oar pathway | Purroundinns ‘and conditions: of Nita | 2, street n Ghaph suiuu. 5e BLP WANTRD—FeMALm ant very bee i ; 406 New. York blook vee fOr Pe Aihion and inland Flyer - ' bliss and fortune is beam- | %* Well aw our character, Paul and | Sommitter for on, Ca Per bottle 300 and 56c = it D 24 STERLING, im attorney, notary PORT ORCHARD. Silas by thelr songe turned the pris- 2 ell in Philipph into 4 how lution providing for the improvement | praine, and Fanny Crosby has out | of mast of the sete 1h the bist es na rd by laying conerete sidewa Bs oa hanse’ ae ta ne ard by laying concrete sidewalks. er eae ood com Sire son: climan Rinehart era the night of trouble and sorrow. ‘fA truth is, therefore, of pra J value to man, as all have mor Ge tems troubles. Song is a distinct | ind best hymns that ever. t i toh heat a Meh wea Kitie: da. q ie Pe @ eeOvwaNe NCW: ‘ featre of the Christian | religion. |Sver'wili gladden and comfort” the CARING FOR THE J nai mide Phone, Main P Jor om § : é “Christians when he says: ‘Hejotce in) Men Peart. HB No. 104 WHISKEY—Sort FINE PLAC rg = 6 “a x ykave, Slane: | What we do her earth NMellowne —Soft and 3 | cnek ruL | © R 2 — ‘Leave Charleston: 8:00 aad nates LY WANTED — MALE AND | ‘ 3 : Full quart bottles $1.00 COOPER & LEVY'S SPECIAL RYE WHISKEY. Full quart bottl $1.26 OLD PRIVATE sTocK PEMADR | Gitoe, 118M AVS Yar meitys Gall up’ Mate - sal |_fnt"had the Lord always, and again I tyre do here on we! Leet eine whole reaim ot na. | anal! Continue during the ages to INDIGENT SICK pe furthermore one vast orches- | £2 ip eget lt at | 4 pou forth the songn of praise 4 4 songs in the {the Creator, Areligion that Be | eat iat innall im eternity be |Gity Council Enters Into Contract Mo wong in it is fale, hence the tre! tat shall wing the wong of Monee With Dr, De Soto take steamers leaving Seattle any and Pike. e Acept G:30 a. m “Bacem Sunday First bunting. E geligion ie known by its fruits of| the Lamb." — ; | ‘The counci) last night passed the WHISKEY— ane ~ | $00. feet “on Ti ake WHITTLESEYMANFOR ; martyrs o with Dr. Alexander De Soto to take | TABLE CLARET. VATA st17 . act Co. N. ¥ pecsroution jg TY eat POLICE NOTES Care af the indigent wick the ety | | Der wat 500 and 75e nAaES i bay te si DENTICT® on t powpltal ship Idaho, v . % : Printer 7 vaste cumstances.” we of the| provides that the health TQUALITy- ET EXTRA WHOL. @ HAWK: t AW VETEEAPS, “0-7 Mounay” bioek | A octoeaer” to Ahura Northwestern The preacher further spore Die to| Walter Getts, a laborer, was « oy members of the board of er ant $1.00 and $1.25 VEaT MAIN #TRERT | Seas .” m4 DYBING AN or mercial Co. = } aot importance 01 ng sted by Policemen Chipman may send sick or injured nige IN hte w SEAT % “suow a 0. in the night of trouble, eto.| forced, Py, Polloen to the hoapital ship for a LING WINE— 4 front eddie i BRATTLN Whaw Cane Co, et WEXT SAILINGS FOR NOME : eaten and women who have been) wi, sfoody im in the city jail period of three days, the city ye wal $1.00 and $1.25 | y toy } a] leer é | ee . pis to do this have been preserving |, \v", Moody im in the city Ja penis ber dae tie ane SAUTERNE WINE— = Pa | Wife enone | oa ees nun STAMPS 0. q elevating factors in society and! ees ar, the ext is of thal Unie Per gal. $1.50 and $2.00 AGENTS wanted for model burgiar alarm, | wold ch —_ Tiatheae darog tat, | COMMICNCTAL STAND” WORKS —Wohauer al, 4 | Mave Drought victory to many al, s will not be under any ex morn hovel. BB Dan | | _ first nine # FG | “man Tock, 10 Cherry. freight’ only, aaa gause which but for their songs would | r, 1 by the board of : <a Peeinieran Sa aninkan cae Orexon is the most, eheeanteaia ve been doomed to failure and| vag ine teenie Coo er & L POSITION WASTE D BXOLN NPR AND CONTRACTOR | gy ate aoe an oree i iter defeat. usta BMG a picked up b ' the polloe wu p OVY B icarrian warren oa Pe bln 8 Al Ave Hoagchold wood iW Hongs in the night have the! potice sma today ae a disords ¢ appointed by th Firat’ Ave a huatter,. desire Mighway bridges . a Cone | gwectent melodies. Ax the nightin- |erly person : i serve without pay tick. Valin chal oceen, 0ck — ee ark et pee tENTS SND AWNING i e's songs in Morthern countries! Charles Lemont and Lyman For- | A * coming to the attention of * Felaphone, Mein ha h 1 one pet 4 harbor mprove ae nd Aw alngs Mosuulto prost te ; Bre the eweetest of any bird's, 40 are) ver are in Jail an din raerly nim |the police will be cared for at the ‘ ud of tare), Dap. fe wr line ‘le trom, th Olt Con ott aa — tena and x or eS j : ¢ burst forth from the) Policeman Helms made the a ship. Kind of poaltign. | Adare | ave: tele, Main Oot, Atso ecat "by bast TE Seda Sree He. : the songs tha | i | ¥."0,"oia "188, neat, or ten 7 Xe ANDER ie | AR AENGN GS, helesale” manutactar j 1 =