The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1908, Page 7

ae Ltt ial DECEMBER a, ies. z "Tr rederick & Nelson’s Semi- Former Councilman Graften ‘That Former Counciiman W, A | | | Martin of thts ofty, continued to re celve a whare of graft from the re- ! cently exposed corrupt clty counotl ia the charge made today by ¢ om: |. a psn : QESTAURANT CUsTOME RS env le and 22d av N Ww “The t wuttding | bore of the Voters’ league, which ts] BEING A VERACIOUS TALE OF 1 EIR SUNDAY BEER IN is to be large enough to accommo: | backing the latest graft prosscution LOCAL DOCTOR New Ties Gon une | | date all departments of the con} Martin was convicted of corrupt COPS CAP iD | COFFEE CUPS. cern fote in his official capacity and sen | A BOLD PROWLER {By Star Special Service.) j Capt. Roberts te Papa tonced to three yoars in the peniten LOSES ID Ti | Great gobs of rain turned the Annual Furniture Sale LARD, Deo, 28-—-Discovered) N& the noise you heard Sunday|tlary, According (8 the leaguer 5 dy cigs vgn ee w lteote ing of}morning at 4 o'clock was not a|Counciiman Klein, biimself un on ee a joni) See fate, ermal rivers early Chis ie 2 o'clock Sunday fire, It was only Captain Roberts |chargen of grafting, boanted cthat/#on who felt that he was being tm) 4) ollee headquarters the omer: |} U a “ites Mare Riggle was ar | announcing the fact that the young: | Martin had refused $10,000 rather |sulled, and introduced himeelf as! y4) Ay “ "y aanereere ht . and faken to the station in Seattlo had passed | than confess and implicate cortatn| Wil Kellogg, advancing the |/M®¢Y squad prayed that nothing would happen to yank them away Jater relapsed on $100 ball, fur sation and was now elt. /ef hia fellow counetimen. further Information that he was an f hot ' i ® | by & friend, ‘The woman | gible for a position. The boy is an automobile repairor und wan at a| "qn ® Not weme of Uddiedowinks. | omorrow 1 e the econ ay } N, wan being looted, ‘and operates the Now gs /11 pounder, and te sald to be an wn to understand how he came tol at work and hes & tenor reach nt and bakery at S218] exact duplicate of his proud papa be in the company of tho people | og police headquarters that a housg She attracted consid Wedding Anniversary present ab 406 16th ay ty some time ago by| Mr, and Mra. John Johnson, 1911 Doctor Sent for. Police Sergeant Prank Bryant and i 5 cent meals for 10/W, 65th st, entertained 24 Invited ‘ an inen Faseonbote Unehe i Se | police ‘have, hed this | guests at s'eelebration ot (helt 20th iS CHEAP Dr, Wooley was sont for and ax] Patrolman Sam Falkenbure dashed |i HE reasons rendering necessary the immediate }} under surveiliance for weeks, | wedding anniversary Friday even. soon ax he arrived he divined the | '%' ae tae the house which | | jpredicament of bis friend, Dr he fact he etaur fen, 25. The: pce vd Beane tact that tt aur. jing, D They recelved MADY | gigHOP HARRIS BAYS HERO OF | Wooley cautioned those In the room . contained the prowler, the pursuers always been open all of| handsome gifts : k launching of this Sale, which usually begins in a | " a, ked close to the .dwelling in y night, but Invariably was = MERRIMAC 18 MERELY [to accept Dr. Masar’s new identity | #20" d | : * ie other nights ‘Tho police ero looking for a tal] SREKING NOTORIETY, real time to hear a suspicious noise in| January, were fully detailed in the Sunday papers. report handed in to head-|man with a full beard. If you 4D! Richard Pearson Hobson, hero of | wine ane fs a chatting | we have met the enemy and he| Wooley tn Kellogg” came to be carrying a phystolan’s thermom {a ours,” said Bryant it Again the prowler atirred, not |i aunpecting the presence of the of- |f floers } “Come on, let's grab him,” aid Falkenburg, “Hist and hush,” exclaimed Bry-| ff apt. “Look there.” i Falkenburg wheeled quickly, only jf td gaze into the mugsle of a 44|ff by Wolleott stated that he |swer this deseription you had bet-| » “ . 4 on the opposite aide of the |ter got the apinage whisked, or you| ong a uec was this morning |quired how ‘Mr for two Roure, and that he |might. be taken up on suspicion. Jaubed “cheap” te Bichon BM Lig oi het Tht ed Se mek epmareclly deletian ee aa acentaten ken’ tng [nwa im the Orlont, im 0 spneeh ao answer, Letters teen from te li oa Tadilbon ogg. 2 gratin ing ro {| before the Methodist Ministerial 4% | pocket bearing the address of Dr. . y ? . | bon a , |soctation, Bishop Harria has spent | yy further perp’ rr I cups frequently, much more|sign from the house at 117 W./55 youre in Japan and Korea, and —— telly 40 |e ng him, bet m they would have done had | S9th st. which has been closed by rod forefully dented that he was Dr. Mavsar, insisting that he had never is conv t Deen sipping the genuine Java.|the health department Bayi laa nis wetness Enough to say this evening that all available ware- house space is crowded beyond its capacity, and several carloads of special sale Furniture stillremain unloaded. The store is incomplete readiness for the an examination thé lMquor 5 _—— “Cheap, cheap, choap, that «| esta of him. caliber Winchester rifle . * . . . Losers the woman escorted) | The Crystal club will sive Al wnat his atiompt to disturb the Trion to Explain, Palkenbirg whipped out nie rei Sale, so its inauguration is not delayed until January. traditional relations of half a cen-| “It's all very st * Manor nald by a covered the a. tury in a shallow quest for fame | to the doeto: 1 pvidentt: “Drop that gun,” ordered Falken. Ballard 1d ¢. PO or ave evidently |, | " ae ohne wane oe pay The Elks’ clud will bold their an- | @4 Bishop Harris, with much feel-|secured this doctor's clothes in|” "t ; ‘ | ion of a threestory concrete |mual dance the night of Decomber|{w, genet saat prestige bas isome manner. And-as I probably | wien asked what he war doing out r - en given to his visions by his|resembie him ft le not remarkable = et at the corer of W. Géth {31 in their hall. speaking under the auspices of Y.|that poople should mistake me : tn the rain with the rifle said that ee ee mom 134. ©, 4.6 and ebambera of com he was looking for burglars who him. But tt tt YSTERIOUS Cc: AS SE morce in the role of agitator forland if they dont quit 1 wilt beete | ere im the next house to his, He | a larger American navy,” to believe that 1 am not myself = the officers his name was A. ¥. - tke OF BEAUTIFUL GIRL): + +++ +++ +0155 but body ey Again the uncanny rumpus in the BANK CLEARINGS, Wilt Erect Buliding. hall A few of the hundreds of values are pictured and described below. In addition to pieces that will be illustrated from time to time, please remember that there is a wealth of miscellaneous and one-of-a-kind articles, “My name is Kellogg,” he said, ‘William Kellogg and not Dr ant Mawar. I am an automobile repair. jolselessly opening the window, er and am looking for work, 1 don't | BPvant and Falkenberg entered the know anything about these letters |Da#ement determined to “get” the | burglar or dle or the thermometer and I can’t imagine how I got my clothes mix- Suddenly Mashing his lantern and | bai ‘Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 28, He discovered the whereabouts U. P.--Reseuved from the police of the girl's family and friends and by friends of her family, re-|induced them to pay her fine when ted to be wealthy, and of an in- she appeared in police court today Clearings toda: Balances $1,685,498.90 20,844.12 Delivery at Our Earliest Convenience atial! Philadelphia family, a/The detective appea in court Tacoma. : ~{with leveled weapon Bryant ful young sg ln here aslafter the girl had baen sentenced |# Clearings today...$ 912,749.00 #|°* © ¥!t® those of this Dr, Masar.”| ooo, m Daie today declared that she|to pay $25 fine for vagrancy, ac-| # Balances se 69,763.00 Didn't Know Number. “Throw up your hands!” | d return to her Pennsylvania companied by a richly dressed wom Portiand. Dr. Masar bas lived tn Seattle for| Blinded by the sudden flash and} if her parents would forgive an who, tike the girl, concealed her Clearings today $1,050. 489.00 several years, and to Dr. Wooley's|paralyred by the unexpected com-|f identity. The woman paid the|® Balances ........ | 98,431.00 w}inquiry as to how long “Mr. Kel.|mand, the prowler stood perfectly wing to reveal her own ide or that of a prominent racing érring girl's fine after she had ex ected a promise from her that she }lomg” bad been in the ety, he an-j#till for a few seconds and then awored two weeks. He didn’t re-| fed. eee e eee tee eee eee eee eee eee e she fe sald to have followed would return to Philadelphia im sag ela 2 a de gai member the number of the house| % was a large, black and white is raia, the girl Is a mystery, | mediately where he lived, but maid that he|tom cat VW to Detective Wiltiam Ing The girl was arrested late last ~| TUBERCELOSIS could easily find it Bryant and Falkenberg left with N RE cc eens Ge in the Imperial cafe. Dr. Wooley induced “Mr. Kellogg’ |out @ word and made thelr way a hy . eanenmmaemnesedineet BILL APPROVED |2.,.0% cues at ie noter tor a | nack to the potioe “station whore | a ~ days until he met Dr. Masar, | (hey wore painfully silent wheu| al ‘The proposed bili which Dr. J. A.| whom he resembled so much. He “bur ai Ghent witl introduce into the legi#-|was carefully watched by his| rene v 8 a between 1088 friends, who bad considerable dif-| & state santte be ity tn inventing excuses for the ¢ ention and cu jabsence of Dr. Masar. of tuberculont: fn losing his identity Dr. Masar| r EA RENN ora. {oelved the n lost ali his little tricks of personal-| THE STAR TO TASK FOR for ‘making baste slowly. in ord: | Methodist Ministerial ne ity and from « fun-loving, witty I TION THEREON, eceamary that man show morning. Dr. Ghent, in his aang er neces men’s bills in order to speech, stated that at least « fourth | 700k age ty became & somber — in bin own eredit—and ly of the death rate of Washington is; mechanic, with « sudden and inex | POLICEMAN ASKS LIBERTY { until he becomes les attributable to some form « plicable knowledge of machinery) goR MAN THREAT attie! morally jiable for such debts. culosia. and engineering, and to the aston-| WHO THREAT- Sotnett He Not Valid Reason. ees tuhment of his friends talked like ENED TO KILL HIM, MAHOGANY MU- i NY he rankest he supreme court devision is not ap expert on minos and mining. Dr.| Although George Wheeler, a gt: " ae Screg’ < eto MAHOGANY ese ‘our fe iets, ade Storm dant, Thee se cate MAN MAY HAVE Maes wed. a veguier theatre-goor | gantic steamboat man threatened LOOS E-CUSHION $SIC CABINET, SPE- ROCKER Spectat bonds,’ | clreumstanee and ts beln od | rn ntere, in allt t him Y i "KR . 50— F SIN, 2 SOLAL, nara te can ak laetiettnae tm ctaiin tof ee beaae BEEN DROWNED °° thoatrical. Thursday aftor-|regor, Patrolman ‘Mark Habtard || ROCKER, SPECIAL, }‘ LAL, 'G18-00--OF ma ‘ } ed Th jnoon he waa taken to # matinee | pleaded for the prisoner in the po- hogany, in dull finish. § $7.25 $9.75—Has three panels 5 — Comfortable, Beaten up on the beach at Cham-/and was disgusted with the levity} in back, shaped arms, box efty into jee court this morning peint of accepting his si . projects. |Dagne Point, near Juanita, by thelof the actors and the audi 1 and arguments as fro be ao enermetic Ghrieteeas Gog storm en Lake jence Wheeler was found by Hubbard T™ complies Be Tar Cet. ane Washington, a homemade skiff, Personality Returns. Sat Y Sight at Che Corman per) with mast and sails set and con-| Friday evening tn bie room, bie| Vpiains ® razor and frightening | Conveniently arranged, fitted with five sliding seat, fitted with loose } shelves and full width$ed mahogany Rocker. high-grade, dull-finish- . |}several persons. The steamboat ‘ ; rovere ” rs - : er city baila wei teen be eae ae etlieee overs, amen White 1 hone mn was drank and told one of cushion, covered with } drawer, having roll} Attractive design, with % " . of} ery n je teten. f that he « toll Snanis “7 ' i pa e simply striving with, nis iad | pile, with Feanith, Gemodan:. tt te the bellet ling tc the convention he bed |! Bigede, thet. by yas going tc Spanish leather, and is front. ‘ Top measures short, wide arms, high & doubtful bond issue ‘yhich | tributed, c that its occupant was drowned another short lapse of conscious | » The patrolman disarmed the | Made largely of mahog- }20x17% = inches, and Bty counc orieed and) : ere | 7 , ? Ried Dati ‘the “Ste. 4 reas on taapectl hess and when he recovered he re | young giant and took him to jail. | 1in {Cabinet is 36% inches $ back, leather seat, and fo ‘General |benesth. The 8456 A 3 Kross, supert & _ sumed the conversation he was hold. | ubbard told Police Judge Gor-| : ed that they | general fund is too lar; < e x yo * <O-ling with Misv Gunnison when the onstruction. any support except from city of- fins ‘The Stare public «: h. | @ineer of the Pacific ¢ any, | 4 dob this morning that Wheeler was | . ia end emmy eyes who desire to Night got out of workin arrived in Seattle this morning from | ‘rst attack came on the Tuesday |q pard-working man, and was all PERE ICS the OnO0. F.C nanan Ban Francisco on an inspection tour, [evening previous, right lexcept when he was drink 2 Dr. Masar had absolutely no dealing “After admonishing the pris weperty of what took place during the time Dit by evading their just e « onpr, the judge allowed him to de Sane — iy, er By lade between Tuesday evening and Fri-| » | sted citizens with thelr day evening, being still under the} | - - business and politica! ramt- | | "When that it was Tuesday . conetitul ¥ dtatinet , or Sail fortes “gonueal When Dr. Wooley explained to ) bonds’ —e high-scunding FR what had taken place, Dr. jon to divguiee and f: Masar was incredulous for a mo- Tade assessments. “Th ef piace in this combination ment, but was soon convinced that Brit Melt Grol] ge. PereRsBURG, Dee. 2¢—By| : PETITIONS AGAINST roi erty, ee Beto FINCH TRIAL 3 # anit U. P.—-It has for a long time em cently uameestoet,, tes Question of Reputation. Dr, Masai feon at the « thought it ly in Russia, go Mou refer to it a ‘A Question of a =" GAMBLING R ADY Angelus by The Star and said that| DAMAGING JOLTS TO DRFENSE| fn : <2 i wor ye as a ype on in pur 7 calterial of yi also abroad, that the life of ht ao fe lag he felt no I! effects from his HANDED OUT IN THE ewtion of re ‘ reee: ons nti-Race . fwhich le taveleed is. whether | C2! Nicholas IL resembles that of |. The petitions for the Ant}-Race | strange experience, MURDER CASE. | ner, ani it all knowled, ‘ Berels of Seattle will brand eee ts mulag on in Russia et |t© be circulated over the alate for Can't Remember. PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 28.—By| < "passeoo ria improvement large is carefully kept from his|*#ignatures and presented at the! “1 have absolutely no recollection | ' P.—Damaging jolts to the ée | » a see trrgrners 2° | ears. All the responsibility for the |¢xt session of the legislature, are |o¢ ever having stopped my oonver-| fuse of James A. Finch, who ts| they ‘upon the |borrora that have made Russia a/ Bow ready for distribution. All | sation with Mise G What 1| beine tried for the murder of At their own petitions Aod in|ghambles has been placed persons interested and desiring to|gaid and did fro: torney Raiph Fisher, were dealt otticiat "breath that the a oe UY aciteday until) vefore the judge today, when the & neenth that th? those who surround him—the nobies | id in the work of the league can|Priday is just as blank to me ae a oe oe My t, we are assured |and the bureaucracy—the czar him-|*##eure the petitions by cailing oF /if the days had never existed. 1 io rebuttal seetimony | etty still expects to < sect self being described as a good,|@ddressing Ole Hanson, 609 New| gon't know any William Kellogg | "4 showed that the notarial seal aa hat the ents | harmless man, who, with a differ | York block. Yesterday the petl|and 1 don't know any more about | ith rn et bcc ~y M4 ineana of com-| est environment aud better coun-|tions were circulated among the | automobiles than the ordinary man | sesulted by Pisher was round after hone who rightfully owe | selors would rule his empire to unt- several churches of the city, and/or woman. But I'm going to quit|'%® shooting Inside a closed pigeon | fagiuce the amount ton” det- | Vereal satisfaction. Weve semeroamty Mgned. — betas a doctor for a time, These Seniuing feature. of the, session was japees are apt to recur and want IRON BED, SPECIAL $6.25— Continuous posts and top bars. . Brass spindles in head and foot, sur- mounted by large ornamental chills, each end containing seven upright fillers joined to cross bars by fancy § chills. Full-size only. Finished Ver- OAK HALL SEAT, SPECIAL, $14.75—Of quarter-sawed oak, finish- ed weathered or waxed golden, Forty- five inches wide and thirty-six inches high. Roomy storage compartment under seat; fluted end posts and shap- Micimum before asking the Access, however, bas lately been te ‘make good’ for thoxe who! obtained to the czar‘s library, which . |the complete failure of an attempt ve delinguent—"weichers On | Pot04 ta the discovery of the kind to be prepared for the future. I'm! 1,y the defense to impeach the text! ‘own petition? im ne eopeuves? ~ going to take « lon, at and try ¢ Mies Verna Burkh miliat soare-crow—'Protect |of Mterature whieh Nicholas [1. ts to figure myself out mony of Mise Verna Burkhart, sten. PGity's Credit’ Is being worked in the habit of reading, and to the “There are tow of those cases of |RTapher for Fisher, who saw her iH 4 .1.. is Marti eo ¢ : | discovery also of the “Crar’s Jour- j |aual perecuality,” said Dr. Wooley. |mPlover shot down. ed arms. nis Martin. it ° | which, igen gery se oe find cases in the medicall@ a aaeaeaeekeakaeteeae Beneficinrion the fexrade| heard of for years, has hitherto pln By | books, wherein the victim generally * BIRCH DRESSER, SPECIAL, $19.75— * wanders away and his new identity} WEATHER FORECAST. is readily accepted by strangers. In|» these cases the hallucination con. of 500 to 600 pages aplece, and to|tion into @ mysterious disappear. ee moyen peng 4 ny ance of @ Christmas stocking fitied | DF. Masar was very these volumes have been added| be Tiled | hia personality within a few days Asked to Cover Risk. one c ve is neither any reat sor|® Bumber of reviews, letters, print — money which vanished from hie!" b> ‘Donald A. Nicholson, the well } threat at the credit of lo-}ed material, brochures, mantfests, é 7 ' | ney sta by the | jottery tickets of the Revolutionary | Walters pinned a stocking tn the | Saeen. wae ents hoy Dr. Woole: ra | | "| Red Cross, etoctera. On every yol-|cas® which he was operating in the /20°° si." aod treated him during , = nd € of 7" nore mu 7 je . | ume are notes by the petsiaioe ot bore the Be yg — | his lapse of memory. Dr. Nicholson DAUGHTER $ LIFE. terior ir is assistant, @ a e a ioe ae chacs aaa ime at which the| "Merry Christmas.” Small ct — some rp en or uss the! Threatening to kill his daughter, eee ina He fe Bote general | AE tne the journal, and bis re poured into the stocking in a « \for Th star ed upon by @ reporter! who had remonatrated as an ep in of the elty . for The Star. croachment upon her own rights| ¥ of this distinctly limited s¢-| marks concerning it. Marginal) *tfeam all day and on the last trip | Ih these, bonds and warrants his admonishment of ber | 7 ave . at night the boy had visions of a) against Eta thom at lane th court favorite. The additions of the |00r be stepped trom the car tor a Conrad Schillriff, ving near the | minister of the inferior, Goremykin,|™oment. When he dropped the o1 is in AGA |Country club, north of Ballard, the rele with local and his assistant in the reproduc. |‘ the first floor the stocking w | was arrested last night and lodged mt socuritees ta thie city tion of the journal, Baron Jukull, oe John Patrick O'Shea finished «| in the county jail, Sehillriff is now Mage aS gg mel ser Be | | from these notes c 63-day sentence on the chain gang |!n the county jail, where he {snow |] | | ste 0 | ities of delay invoived « were compil C. P. R. steamer Princess Char-| Christmas eve |watting to be formally charged | | | } | | | | never been seen by anyone except he t ittal ne- . sy Cy Inatasing that pub. | his immediate advisers. ite ame = urees ana fande be applied] Ten tw fifteen folio volumes of | ®Y Louis Walter Pile purposes only, not, rer this work have appeared yearly,| V®tor boy, has started an investi Rain tonight and Tuesday # cooler; fresh southwest gale. * * | * * Of selected birch in natural finish. Base measures 22x45 and contains three serpen- ff ddd te dade te tn tnd data taded tine-front drawers, trimmed with brass pulls. } Dresser has solid ends and shaped legs. Plate mirror measures 18x40 inches, and is supported by two well-shaped standards. Frederick & Nelson « charged a higher interest, Mitohell Innocent. iY : Se ak ee t @ leave the yards on the Clyde, Wa8|tankards of ale and landed in Jail up y " icon raised to offi 0 eee) eremene ta. Mow, wh P.That John Mitchell, former|ward yesterday, and whould arrive| Within 12 hours after his release oe scat 9 ee necrant hold risk #eemne head of the United Mine Workers, at |in Victoria tonight or tomorrow. John appeared in police court this | Chamber of Commerce will not hold delay present under sentence of 7 —- — morning and pleaded for leniency, |1t® regular weekly meeting tomor mrity is thus limited, that the lotte, the last of the Princess fleet He also consumed several dozen Isher assensinents are made tol em ANAPOLIS, Dec. 24—By. U.| reported passing Punta Arenas ij im y months in jali for contempt of court | eww 2 wkine M Pheipe has com-|He argued that a Christmas jag was | TOW | 1 | |pleted her cargo of salmon at pier) consummation devoutly to t a a Hi BHA prevent the desibility o in publishing an editorial held con m1 nt « y to be iy in collecting ‘ochessments St | toanptasd by @ federal court, had }10 and will might or tomorrow | wished C. P, Cuts Rater CINCORPORATED) / » Canadian Pacific announces | that it has cut the standard drawing morning for Bellingham to take on the artigle and did not additional freight for Phiiad ov asus 7 porns, phem et never & Police Judge Gordon failed to om ie to use due know of such a court ruling, Je the| clearing for that port on New catch the spirit of the plea and John) ye) rate hetween this city and St. | = al Bauet avery A statement today by 8. M. Sexton, | day. ed ordered ied ot ee Profanity | Pant from $46 $42, to take effect Pare » Wo 7 ie a . a per 90 | at of a This marks | one " . and if thos meres pe Nat of the Mine Workers’ 1: ened tanta hove for ae jod oF hd days. |thg ba 4 < Fag RO ny fam Ald fer inventor's Gon. “ment at Washington to give ald to A EI O U, initial letters of Latin provement bond -ho: journa! erry he ba oe 1 — 5 " ar | William B. Morse, a son of the in-|proverb composing Frederick [L's ‘noon . " 2 c on 3 ve SAN DIWGO, Cal, Dee, 28 Bee re ete tat Gaerer |, Sexton moreover, declaréa | that |i tat, VOT ioe martied ” $400, CANINE ADOPTS ig ease lTheodore Johnston of this city Is | Yentor of telograph, who is held | motto, “Austriae Est Imperau Orbl Fetotore, after the iapse of ft ey Rate pe au 1600 000, and being buried $7 After a good vintage, wine often | today hurrying to Ensenada, upon |B the charge of murdering @ Mex: | Universi Austria Rules the Youre and proven inability to rt of the District of Co- eo 4 ov oljs in Spain as low as 2 conts a raotiona ‘ P {oan World.” aid cartaln old improvernent liumbia was a broach of the iaw | 900,000 SOLDIER BOYS angrt : |imstructions of the state dopart-)!08M enclose, ad which provides that such offenses | eo RS “ Te Ficermanenemerierscagy eect shall be tried in the court havin Trunks Suit Cases Traveling Bags MERK TRUNK & BAG CO, 918 Firet Ave, STOP THE RENT, We can sell you Beautiful Homes, Cottages, Bungalows. Mombers of Co. Hi at Fort Lawton RELIGIOUS PICTURES TO BE S ‘ Sher ata an jurisdiction where the alleged of 8 are looking for the owner of a dog MADE MATS A OLD, that has adopted them and refuses fense was committed. P Ito leave the camp. The dog aneware 0 fil. a if 0 } yROLALT , oe to $20, neem A aplendid assortment of plotures |i, the name of “Brownie” and has | e Mme PAUL DOUBLE HEADER. fs being closed out at 260—were 360} 0M @ tag insortbed “604 1ith ay.” | 4 600 shares at 20 cents per share, i, M. Herrin & Co, 6 Scheu mann. Payments just Ike rent T. P, FAY CO, ING, Mehihorn Bldg. = VIANOS——419-481 Unton St. to 16e—by the Federal Paint & Wall] Stonmer Trivorton "arrived this KING MACHINES —1818 Seo- morning in San Pedro with \cargo it ‘4 ian Paper Co., 1314 First av, from Tacoma Se 6 kee