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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
HE DRANK
ACID, And
THEN FELL
Four Stories Into the
Street. Suicide

NEW YORK. Aug. Il. Several
hundred persons asW "a man Xii bim-
self thiH afternoon hy swallowing
carb0iic acid aud tumbliuF into the
street from u fourth story window
The suicide was Louis uelpln. a
Russian who iikcd in furnished
room ~ No. Is Wtlett street.
Heipin was 20 years old aud had
been in this country about a year
and half lie drew hia pas on III
dnY hud spent Saturday at gaueg
island with a shop mate. They got
home a. noon. Telling his friend he
wanted % set some money. Helpin
irft him standing at the door and
went upstairs. where BE- threw hls
coat ana bat on the bed In hls room.
and then borrowed pen. Ink and pa
prf from his landlord. saying that be
wanted Co write "A letter.
4 feW minutes mfeF the occupants
Of the big tenement house across the
street saw him sitting On the window
sill with his back "a the Htreet Hell
pin WrlgRird oat on the fill until ~
kept his nrat only hY holding on 20
NV " sAfttaf# hAHAsAM " ttA# ~" f'AA
hand Then the watchers ia the
street ana houses opposite saw him
place bottle 10 his iips and Throw
his head back until the bottle IN 90
mouth Wa bottom up
suddenly he ntraishteued up.
threw the bottle into the room. aud
then released his hold aud fell back
y ard into thr street. Women scream=
ed and turned their heads. and the
crowd below scattered ia all direc-
tons The body turned threr times
az IL fell. and hrad and shoulders hit
the pavement FIRST. with thud that
drew a cry 81 horror from the big
crowd. After striking the pavement
nripin half raised himself. and then
fell back dead.
Moses Helpiu. the dead mans
brother. said that Louis was always
deaponfent phrn he was without
money. and that ia such moods had
frequently threatened 10 Kill himself
All he cared for was 10 have a
good time said Moses. and when
thar was impossible he wanted 10
de-"
\ bottle labeled esrboiic acid was
found On the floor in Louis room. on
the table wnh this note
I'm tired Of liyiug aud am going
10 die. Give the insurance money 70
ans sister
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12

IN preparing e picnic lunch. care
must - taken 20 select articles OF
food which will bear packing AM
transportation. articles which viii
emerge from boxes and baskets -
fresh a. when packed.
A touch o. interest ~ added t. an
out OF door meal II something can
b. cooked over an open nfs. u f.
very easy "a carry a bundle - Kind
fnrn. coffee pot or kettle. sauce
pan and even a chatting dish.
cold bottled coffee stands no com
% arisen with the clear. bot nectar.
corn ON the cob can be cooked
quickly IN boiling water. or. wrapped
IN one layer 81 huHk. IL can b. roaHt-
81 among hot Goals 4 touch ~ but
ter. pepper and salt makes it deli
eious
sweet and ehite potatoes can be
boiled ar roasted. taking more time
than corn. Eggs can BE- scrambled
In a saucepan or chains dish ltnFh
can be cooked quickly.
chicken can BE- heated M IN cream
snucs. 81 hich must De prepared 81
home and placed IN fruit jar
Any one % the chatting dish
recipes. which require seasoned
sauce ard little cooking lend them.
selves to- picnic purposes. such as lob
STEERS. ahrinps and sweethrends.
urVlled eggs make an attractive
dish for . picnic, and are prepared
AZ follows. Remove the shells from
cold hard boiled eggs. Cut them In
halves. being careful not to break
the white cups Mash the YokeH IN
bowl. add one or two tcaspooufuia
Of soft butter. a drop ~ onion juice
a little ualt. pepper. mustard ana
ore. half the quantity Of nnoly chop
ped ham. chicken. veal or tongue.
Add enough mayonuaise DRESSING
10 soften and season. Roll this mix
ture into balls and place one IN each
white cup.
stick a sprig Of parsley IN each and
mack i'm "a tin box lined with lettuce
leaves. or roll each egg in oiled pa
Der and pack IN a paper or tin boy.
Scotch eggs are more troublesome
"a prepare. but win be relished by
the plculckera Shell hard boiled
eggs and cover them with q paste
made Of one-third cupful Of stale
bread crumbs cooked soft IN one
third eupful Of milk. then mix With
one cupfui Of lean boiled ham mine
Cd fne and seasoned with cayenne,
ono half teaspoonfui Of mixed mus
tard and one raw egg beaten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
PUT THESE THINGS IN YOUR
PICNIC-BASKET

Roll the coated eggs lightly in Aft
81 crumbs ard Try Tn hot faf. Drain
on brown paper and vSap in paraf-
nne paper.
When needed FOR lunch cut each
egg IN two lenEthw lse and arrange
on "a bed ~ lettuce leaves. The let
tucs should be carefully washed aud
parked lightly ln a set towel 90 pre-
serve itE CtlHpnsaH.
Almost any Kind ~ salad adds zest
~ the lunch. The prepared lobster
meat or vegetables should he placed
~ e glass or eafthenWare iar and
covered closely. and fhe mayunuBise
or boiled dressing carried in e COW
erred glass.
Tomato or beet cups allied with go
tatu ar cabbage nalad can be packed
IN a ietfucc-iined tin hox and VIII
Keep crisp q long time.
In watermelon seHaou a novelty f.
added 60 the feast provided trans
portation g. easy hy cutting the mel
on IN two and removing the pulp
with q spoon. Pack this in an ite
cream freezer or pail surrounded by
ice and salt and covered with a
newspaper.
cut q slice from the bottoms Of
one -hatf the melon shell line il with
crisp lettuce leaves and fil the cen
ter with potato salad. spreading par
af3ne paper over the toy and pack
ing securely ga closed basket Veal
or chicken croqucttes are always
popular and are very good served
cold
Anything Individual appeals 10 tho
pienlcker. and 20 little apple or ban
bury tarta. cup cakes. cookies. dough
nuts and crackers should be included
IN the lunch.
4 layer cake. chocolate. orange.
raIsin. nix. cocounut. adds 10 the list
OF good things Pickles and olives
are indlnuenHa bile and should be ear
flaa I'm bottles to prevent their flavor
being absorbed by their nelghhora In
/ the lunch basket.
where a few pickles arc needed a
small baking powder tin or spice box
viii hold them. wrapped In the ever
present parafiiue paper Saratoga
ratatoea are easily carried and give
variety Fruit and Jelly never 30
amlss nnd make a good dessert
! An old "a bic cloth. napkins or pa =
per napkins. plenty Of tin and paper
boxes. wooden plates. picnic knives.
forks and spoons peppers and salts.
tumblcrH. fruit Jars are all a ncces-
aary part Of picnic outfit " the
lunch Is to be served In comfort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
DIRECTORS ELECTED
New Gas Company Selects Men Who viii Conduct Its
AHairs-Fve Miles of Pipe Now Laid

aNe mains are laid. being one half
Of the franchise requirements before
June so. laog.
Adopting the usual practice 1t con-
Germs IA elites as large az Seattle
the new company Will make free
connections for an who expect Go use
tuel sas.
Management Convinced
g K. Collins. constructing engln=
Ger of the company. said today The
interest manifested py the public IA
the now enterprise. has convinced
the management that lt can safely
iay between 3D. and 90 miles Of stree,
mains at the outset
That the company Is entirely cen-
adent Of the suectss IF the enter.
prise. ia shown hy the fact that the
mains helag laid are double the sir
af those used by the old company
II Is expected that work On the
plant itself VII D. commenced lu
he early fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
Remember
This, When Mosquitoes
Attack Camp

NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug. a.
The only place in New Orleans free
from mosquitoes Is Camp Jackson.
The United States barracks. The
camp Is Ia the lower end Of the city.
In one n the worst mosquito districts
Of Louisiana. where the mosquitoes
are 50 large. 70 fierce. and 80 uumer-
Gus that very few soldiers formerly
were kept there during the summer.
capt. John T. Martin. who Is In
command Of the post. began the "oll
treatment long before the war de-
partment issued the order giving OIL
GERS authority to use crude petro-
foun Ia the effort TO rid the various
posts u the Insects. and now there ia
not = mosquito AT the barracks.
capt. Martin declares the oil viii
not only prevent the Matching %
mosquito eggs. but XIII the growing
mosquitoes.
Il have corralIed several thousand
mosquitoes. said capt Martin to-
daY. and tried oil on them. and T.
Invariably killed them just as soon
az they get the fumes they 20 On
some Dlace and die. and they die very
quickly There ia nothing SLOW about
the effect Of the oh. II seems 20 take
hold in the fIght spot, and u acis
without any delay The mosquito gets
whir ~ it and be IL dead. ro-
gard Of AZ the greatest insect de-
etroyer there Re. and think that the
more b. ia used the more its useful
ness Wili be appreciated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12

ated ideas on the subject untH the
mnterlui which have gathered has
been properly examined by anthrop-
aloplats and my own impression AZ
10 the somewhat similar character
N these natives ~ confirmed. The
ape-Iikc people To whom I refer seem
to constitute the underlying stratum
Of the population OF the eastern out
sklrta " the great Congo forest, from
the vicinity Of Lake Albert down 10
the neIghhorhood Of Lake flanagan
ylkn. the western slopes OF Mount
RuWcnzori. and also. strange 10 say.
on the west slope Of Mount Elgun
tho extinct volcano which lies about
$50 miles east Of the Victoria Nile,
The general characteristics OF these
apczlike people, who sometimes con
Hitute q tribe ~ pariahs by them
selves. and sometimes cron NJ as a
type In the middle OF other tribes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
the SERVING OF A PINK AND
WHITE LUNCHEON

be crisp aud very cold. aud have "
served ia an ier dlah on in "a dish
ntlcd with cracked ice, Also Hortc
Your olives la Ice dishes which have
been eolared pink hy the aid Of fruit
CalofinR. and which iH turn rest up
on pure white pluteE.
The hastnas should wenr a pink.
white or pink and white gown with
"a huneh 81 carnations. AZ the close
IT the luncheon present 20 eHch guest
u dainty pink satin box hiled with
candied carnatlou petals. and with
one or two carnations and Il spray
1T mnldtnhuif ferns tied 10 the cover
With while satin tibbon rho ehudied
flowers mas he made 40 fnllowHs
Mott aumo crushed SUGAR Iu water.
over the are. az nunu ne it boilr
aifntn IN. and place he over tho fire
again. BOT ~ boil until a. threads.
then dip the flowers ip IL. and put
them Boa glasses. when hard use
them.
Tho following IN the meru
sandu Ichea salad
olives Aaltrd NutH
chicken Crauurttra
leo cream Almond cups
Almond eupH. Small cakes
CnMfe.
To make almond cups, hianeh aud
pound pound " uwert almonds
adding Is llttle rose wnfcf miN with
three quarters af "a ppund of pawd-
erred sugar. stir the paste over n
gentle ire make cups ~ the almond
paats. bake them Ia Il cool owen;
when doHr nu them with whipped
cream. ruiofed a delicate pink.
TIE GtHta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
GIVES ADVICE

4 few days ago Mr.. Geo. r. Cot.
terill made o. few remarks to star
reporter concerning the blind pigs"
at the public parks. These remark
we're published, and thin morning q
letter came to Coitenu reading NJ
follows.
Seattle. Aug. 3.
George =. Cottcrili.
New York Block. CITY.
You seem to worry yourself about
Mayor Humca. Of C0rse II is material
ne you was 70 wonderfully detected
you hardly know how e. run your
Temperance ORGANIZATIONS. and 20
run a Cifv Ike Seattle. you pretend
10 be q Christian and Temperance
MAN. but God Almighty knows your
Heart and inward feelings are bitter
BATTERED and MALTA CO. the best
thing for you to do r. to keep qulet
stay home and nurce the baby, and
iay BATTERED MALICE and
bitter feeling aside. M1NfsTEHs
CHURCH MEMBERS are digging
deep trenches for the young men
10 fall into
= have seen = good deal Of you
and little nave I seen YOU done. only
10 ISLANDER ABRrsE and ridieule
that ven are good at,
Wow try 10 talk lefH and stay ~
home.
xxx"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12

THE citizens LiRht 8 Power co..
Is the name Of the new eos company
which is fast LAWNS mains ihroush
cut the city and promises te BE- In
readiness TO ofer competition Ia soa
within a comparatively short space
81 time
Articles incorporation the COM
rauy were nled saturday. FelloN ms
are the dlr,,tors J. " elise, l.. g
smith. YIN. Nottingham. Albert X
Hlscoek. &. n, Reebe, fhos. ". Not
tinghAm. YIN. A. Jones. Every man
Identified with the campany, save W
A. Jones. who IS a large capitalist
81 Newark, has large interests In
this eitV. THE capital stock Is ST.
snNooa % BE- divided into 1S.ooo shafcs
al 500 each
viii Be Thoroughly Pipsd.
II - the intention Of the company
"a plpe the city thoroughly and cen-
siruct a first class plant. Already
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
some OF the
MISSING LINKS

Sir Harry Johnston, who is home
on iravo from Uganda. IL likely q
add largely 10 our knowledge Of that
country an ~ result Of the two yenra
he haa lust completed there In the
capacity ~ hts maItsty's special
commissioner, He brings with HIN
photographs and announcements ~
the npelke race ~ men whom NJ.
Gtoann and Mr.. ShHrp FIRST en- coun-
tered on the verge of tho Congo for
est.
y hope. said Sir Harry Johnston
That the public interest IN those
matters will not form any eNagger-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state Of Washington. FOR the
County Of King Annie lines.
plaintiff vs. David limos. defend
ant. Summons by Publication. No.
49, e02
The state Of Washington to tho
said David tnues. defendant. You
are hereby summoned TO appear
within sixty days after the date Of
the first publication Of this sum
mons. toswit. within sixty days at
ter the 9Th day of August a. y. 1901
and defend the above entitled action
ia the above entitled court. and au-
HWer the complaint Of the plaintiff.
and serve n copy ~ your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for
nlniutin at his office below stated I:
and in ease Of your failure so to de-.
Judgment viii be rendered against
you according To the demand OF the
complaint. which has been filed with
the clctk Of said court. The object
of the sntd action set forth in the
complaint Is as follows. To obtain
decree Of the court above named
dIvnreinR plaintiff from the bonds Of
matrimony with said defendant on
the grounds Of cruel treatment and
uuu-support.
J. NJ. WRESTLING.
Attorney for Plaintiff
800 II Washington building
=. q address. seattle. King Couua
". state of Washington.
pate Of FIRST publication. August
q 1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
LABOR DAY
Western Central Labor Union
Arranging Program.

The Western Central Labor union
IS making angementa Tor the cell
ebration Of Labor Day IN a fitting
manner. Owing 10 the labor troubles
existing at the present time. the de-
tails will be left 70 q future date.
Enough has been done already @
assure a fne celebration.
The usual parade viii take place
in the morning at the conclusion Of
which the cornerstone Of the new
temple viii be laid. the day conclud-
ing with a grand bail az fhe Arwory
at night.
Waguer's band viii head the par
ade In the morning and the orchestra
VIII furnish music for the bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
Los, Wife ana Son

John Taylor. who is stopping at
the Globe hotel. reported 20 the Io-
lice this morning that he loss his
wife and son. The tive left fias-
star. Arizona. two weeks aEo Tor
this city. Mrs. Taylor il uonlan IS
years OF age and the boy = a. siuca
their Departure from Arizona MF.
Taylor has not heard from their.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
meeting 81 the siockhoiders %
the faeinn Coast Condensed MIX
Company viii be held az Room Ne.
Z Dexter Horton Bank nuilding. IN
she city Of seattle Washington.
on the 10th dav Of September. 1901
az the hour ~ 2 o'clock tn the aft
ernoon. 20 consider thsp roposed
increase Of the capital stock Of the
company from the present sum Of
seventy five thousand t7s00al dol
lars Ia the sum ~ one hundred and
nfty thousand $50 aaol dollars. be-
inE fifteen hundred ut60l shares
81 one hundred 900 dollars each.
T. A. STUART.
W. A. PETERS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12

rs THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State ~ Washington. boo and
FOR the County Of King Jane q.
AEafd plaintiff. ~. Nola n Aud
efaun A. B. Peterson. -. j strait.
August i.ayeKfsH The Preston
MIL Company. a corporation. ana
the scandinavian American bank
~ Seattle. corporation. defend
ants No. a205e. Summons b
publication.
The state Of Washington 10 the
said keia ~. Anderson and 4. 3.
Peterson. defendants.
You aEr hereby summoned ia ap-
pear within sixty (sel days after the
date 81 the first publication OF this
summons. to-yyit within sixty days
after the 2fth day Of Tune. 1901. and
defend the above entitled action IN
the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint 81 the plaintiff and
serve n copy 81 your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys for plaintiff
Mt their Office below stated and In
case Of your failure 40 % do. judg-
ment viii be rendered against You
according 10 the demand af the com
plant which has been Med with the
clerk % said court.
The object 81 the above entitled
HfAtA - u HHttHAtHAHF AtAAfhMMEF
upon lands IN King county. Wash
lngtan. to-Nit Lots nfty-four go
and fifiysfive fsal IN Dwight's Add
fion 90 the city Of Seattle. King
county Washington. said mortgage
being made hF the defendant Seis y.
Anderson on the 18th dan of Novem-
Der. isH2. % Jane g. ARard. plaintiff
herein. 10 secure his note 81 one
hundred fiupl dollars. payable two
years after date with interest AZ tho
rate Of ten per cent. per aunum.
which said note Is now IN default
and 90 bar each % said defendants
~ any claim or interest in said real
property.
PETERS a POWELL.
Attorneys for plaintiff
PuHiofice address Rooms No 70
=. Dexter Horton Hank Building. Sc
nttle. king Co. Washington.
- A.
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So; 50

SPOKANE. Aug. f2.-By a score
Of s 70 , Spokane yesterday defeated
the Seattle bali-players. spokans
played an errorlsss game. The a.
tendance was 1000.
TACOMA. Aug. 12,-Tacoraa iost t.
Portland yesterday By = score q 70
s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12
CRYING need
AT CITY JAIL
Old Wooden Cells Are Roston FL Not
Hall Room Enough Tor the
Prisoners

An alarming state of affairs has
come 10 uwht IN the police depart
mrnt which promises 60 be not only
ease for the city council 90 inVes-
tlgatc. bat for the Humane society
as we'll
For u wears the wooden cells q
the city have done duty and arr nasy
ruftlnE away Each morning tire
cells on the first foor of the station
are washed cut. and owing TO the
darkness and dampuess 81 the place
The water evaporates SLOW y. This
causes the vet. old boards TO fall u
pieces with decay. A hole eau -
almost kicked through the wallis in
come places--ao rotten arr timbern
Under the station arr a few steel
cells Tor the more desperate ciasa 81
criminals Down there The apart
ments are nearly always full on the
floor are three small Fooma-onc for
the female prisoners, another for the
chain gang and the third l. used a.
q receiving cell.
Plenty Room "a Years Ago.
Twelve years ago these we're sun
eleut "a care for ali the prisoners
who feu into the hands ~ the law
Twelve years aEa Seattle vas city
n only a few thousand Inhabitants
and but few prisoners found their
Way To- the municipal lockup. Now
60 or 50 persons are confined In the
tail at one tlfne Packed into the
cells Ike saFdinea IN a box. they
breathe ths foul air over and over
again.
The police department can do
nothing 20 relieve the bad state %
affairs, The Ueu arrested are
menace % the public and have 90 be
kept in custody Every ofneer, jail.
sergeant. captain and the chief Of
the department realizes that ihe
present Sail - inadequate. but no
remedy g at hand
Not the onlv fault.
The mere crowdinE Of the jail IL
rot the only bad feature that con-
fronts the officers There are many
times when several persons are ar-
rested "a. the same 0ffrusa. n they
ave allowed - converse together
justice might b. defeated. and u -
necessary for them % BE- Kept apart.
with the present arrangement 10 ia
almost Impossible e. do this The
female prisoners are usually the ones
thar have 20 BE- separated. ~ pres
ent only one cell IL provided for them
and this II generally fun.
During the summer the ialI is not
70 crowded - II ls later In the year
Criminal acts are more frequent In
winter. ~ the present time. how
ever. the 1au is crowded and Officers
are asking themselves what will be
Gone when the wet weather canf 4
The police believe that inside ~ an.
other month there uill b. twice tire
arrests that there are now Their
- ~ place 20 Put the prisoners un-
less more snuFu Is provided.
When Bolton Rogers was chief os
police he proposed a e. beme for
building an upper floor 20 the station
and putting che officers there. This
arrangement would allow the space
row used for office purposes 90 be
sectl0u-d on In tanks and cells
when Rogers left the department has
rian was dropped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-12

hptHau tHs3He
snffh flHaf limited leo fnf w. f..H
7fa f. m Arise fam ft Paul $50
D. m
Atlantic EtuIess fsBYt faf ~ Peal -
a ~. Arrive Hsm ~ raal s o.. m.
burlington Overland Leave cor Hf i,auH#.
KaHsaa al6. f.H 81 m# Autls q %. -.
Three frHiuH eHth HHH E.tassH Hraf's
HnH Portland iahEa d go. - 10 D.
HtH 90 j. CO. Bfffs ~ "a. ~. "a
r 81. HHa els Is ~.
Etpfass olympic and dfaFs uaft#f
if#ts r.. m hrfiFs. sau q. %.
Espf,aH south nsn1 i.aaFf faEHspi HHH.
a'fl. s HH Arrive fssaspf spn1aE9. .
ratsa trains saaH saY between seattle a1
ieaHs i.HaHs - e. H.. e.. co., = %
~ t23 o pa. alh b m To o. ~
ana ~ r. 20. Hfr#r p q na y -
q. a.. b. H# go B.. M 80 o. faa -
b ri. aHd gis d m
Esrfrss Hlmas Hnd vancouver. H c.
lrHfs b ~ boz hfHNa ~ o. 90
Two tflIHa FH.HaHIfh. HsHH9 81 #aIifl
i'afe n 81 q. H lgp D.. m# Arrive ~ 80
o. m. q 30 m
/ Espfsss lssaaHah. saelaaImis Leave
| 3 90 q ~. iuzrepf HuhfaU Afuts n i1
q m. ozesfi sunday
Great northern
Overhead fIfef leave faf 3D. Paul. 3
l g. 81 Arflte from ID paui D. fH.
Esufsss sHakau.=Lsave $50 a m. A..
/ rive 90 IT, r
Two ifsiur WrateHm. 81 vernon Leave
9 b. m, $40 B. "a. Afufe iiio d. ms
/ 9 ia e. H.
EHHrsH HiiiHu New Westminster =
! leave 81 a m# ArrIFe BIO g. M
/ isIH fraIHr each aaf bsfareH feaffie aHf
Everett i.5ats 30 m.. u 10 o ~ 3 81
4. Hl ems b. be. Arrive 10 ~ m. 81
/ e. Hll b 90 g.. m D. "a
tHuafiHr GaHlfa
lklfrea Vancouver and Overland Lave
s& m arrive 80 m
Columbia a fsugst HHund
Two tlulnH BLACK Diamond. FfHHtilH
/ Leave 3 - q. u. irrreGt HunaabI ana I5
/ .. O.. Arrive gae e. a. tsHlept fagas5I
aud 40 .. 81. Nstcept Fundayl.
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ROcKAFELLOW
CAN'T Be FOUND
Former Employe Of Northwest Fix.
ture Co. Disappears

r. n. Rockafefiow rs the latest en-
ploye missing from his place Of bust
ness and his friends have asked po-
lice assistance to find him. PrioH r.
Two weeks ago he was an rmpiaye
u the Northwest Fixture CO.. but
his manner ~ conducting husiHeHa
transactions ended IN his discharge.
since then Manager KHseOn uf The
company has discovered that ROckH-
fellgw has caahod vouchers on GUS
toners ~ the house over o. K.'s sup
noaff 70 have been signed BY Dir.
KaaHon.
worthless checks were also pass
81 a. Morriaon'a saloon and Heady's
barber shop. No legal steps have
Deen taken against HqckafeilOgg.