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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24
STREET NorlcG,

Notice II hereby given that the com,
mon cpuuct ~ the CITY of Astoria ht-
| declared Ia determination aul Iagoution
'n Improve all that portion ot Cnmm 'r-
val street from tho east line NJ rou,h
N,rrct 90 tho ives, line ut Fnurt ,euth
otrerI said Tenth stree, being ln hat
| par, ~ the city NJ Astoria aa .ati uuJ
ana recorded by John Mcclure aui ,Na
'rndcl W Cyrus ulncy ami said Four
loeuth stree, h'ing In that par, ~ he
Town hnw Cityl VI Astoria AZ lth uuJ
5nl recorded by J NJ Shtyclty. tn lhc
lNl width thereof and ON ,hc cu'au-
ilHNod grade thereof excepting only thc
Ndo walk ln front " lots numbered q
'Nd !, IN block number dl. lu ,aal pari
'r th' cry NJ Astoria AZ laid lu. aul
recorded bv John Mcclure ami rN.rud.
tl hN Cyrus plurV said Improvement
7haV causis, ~ vcmnvihg all tho ui /
Itnklns. allls. s,rlIrrrs and p1a.4 and
side walkn. vNfyp. said .ilt walk in
fr'nt NJ AMI ahuing upau nll lots &
ana T. In block 81. aforesaid and suit
ing ou all piles, aHd putting ,n uyw
unlrr9lnH. x. ami constructing u-N
Side walks VA each side af .ht tIu.ri
'ou ft'i Wide rNcep, AZ thr a,rast cross.
nsH, 'nd rrp' tukIlg lAc street through
'ut ihr With ,h-nrul from surh Oh curb
excepting thc portion thereof occupied
hN The atrrrt car track now existing
thereon Tho crossings az The .u,rrrecs
J'n NJ Eltyvnih Twelfth aaI -Four.
'rh;h streets with sali Commercial
street shalt hc improved hy undrrplu,
n'ns and plauklng the same ln tho gull
Nli'h thereof except the portion thereof
covered hy the aide walks. and hy The
construction ~ allr walks 40 nov rs.
~Ang Tho undrrplnulnv shall consist
NJ posts isNis phrtl upon he heads
~ ,h' piles after being cul m aul
on ,'p ~ Tho posts shall be placed Aps
AMI on The capt shalt b- laid strins.
rrs ani on ,hr s,r,nsrra Tho covering
plank shaN De lAld Tho hsna causlui-
l's W poaa ani caps shalt no, hr G.nrr
than sixteen feet apart and There shalt
h' a. lrtu, six posts 81 the hcal. tui
whore nrccasayy mul sl.lv shal, h usgI
r'r the purpose ~ a Foundation ga
which @ rrst ihr posts The entire Fuh.
Htruo,urr shall br thoroughly yWay.
brar'l with gloi substantial sway trtc.
luE and ,ho covering plank used ~,
on said portion ~ said street shall be
FOUR Inches IN thickness by twelve IN.
chcs In width All material used Ia
said Improvement shall consist " good.
sound merthan,able. ret or yellow mr.
lumber. and IN matters ~ detail except
a. herein Otherwise provided shall be
constructed according 20 ,hr provisions
~ genera, ordinance NJ 1901. entitled
An Ordnance In Relation 20 ,hr Inn
psovcmcn, " strce,a.' and th' plans
and specifications 20 Dc prepared ,hrfr-
fNc by The city surveyor as hereinafter
provided
Tha; The coo,s ani expenses % en-.
Hlrucans said improvement shall be- lr-
fraycd by special assessment upon The
lots, lands AMI premises abu,,lnE upon
and n'hersisr benefited by said Inn
prlvrmrnt. which said district ~ lands.
l"'s ani promises IL all lhc lots. lands
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WILL pEPoRT ALIENS.
Persons Gaining Entrance Through lm-
migration Frauds VIII Re SEN.
Home.

NEW YORK, AUG. 23-No report
concerning the rgsul; % The lsycsdga-
;ion OF the alleged immigration frauds
will be given gu: by the officials unAl
the work is completed and .hc official
repor; goes TO Washington. Thomas
Fr;chie. commissioner ~ immigration.
was in the city yesterday He approves
the work tina; has So FAR been done
Il is understood ;hl: officials u cities
Will be asked 20 trace u? people sus-
pected os getting into this country wi.h-
gu; having passed he regular inspec-
tion. II 3; can be proved that hey were
passed a. a result of he supposed
fraud. they viii De- sent home.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24
BOLD HIGHwAyMEN.
Epidemic of Hold-UPs Near Riparia,
Wash. and Vigilance Committee
Formed.

SPOKANE, Aug. GA special TO the
Spokesman Review from Colgax. Wash,
SAYS:
Word comes from Riparia ,ha; a bold
holi-up which nearly resulted in mur-
der. occurred in The railroad yards a,
that place about o'clock this morn
ing. Two men were held up and rob-
bed, after one Of them had been shot,
less than fifty yards from the depot,
while a freigh, train crew was working
in the yards
The robbers escaped and the wounded
man was placed on an engine and SEN;
back to S,arbuck for surgical treat
ment Eight men were held up the
previous night at Grand City, four
miles below Riparia and robbed OF slO4
Two men did the work. It is believed
the same men did both jobs.
A vigilance committee has been or
ganized a. P.paria, and the announce
ment is made that the men will BE-
promptly hanged II caught.
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Protest Raised Against Negroes
at a London Hotel.
ENGLISHMEN MORE TOLERANT
Bishop Gaines, Of Atlantis, 0ue Of the Dele
gates to Etumerleal Conference, Caused
the Pro,est-Both Sides Explain
Their Position.

NEW YORK, Aug. sS--Ml the Lon
don papers publish articles on the ooie,-
ton ot the American patrons Of the
st. Elmins hotel 10 negroes and he
subject IS much discussed in hotels, says
a London dispatch 10 the Journal and
Advertiser. Engishmsn side theore;i-
cally with the negroes while Americans
"a rule are outspoken the other way.
Bishop Gaines, Of Atlanta, one Of the
negro delegates 10 the Ecumenical con-
ference who caused the protest, is still
at the hotel He said in an interview:
II have been staying a; this hosel
on and on since the beginning Of July.
and was never better treated anywhere.
1 regret exceedingly 10 hear that trouble
has been caused by the arrival Of Bish-
ops Arnett, Tanner and Derrick. was
in Paris when the protes, was made.
have met Americans, even from Texas,
all over the continent and received warm
greetings from them. During my trip
through Holland, Belgium. Germany,
Switzerland, Italy and France, had not
an insult from an American or anyone
else
Il sailed from New York on the 81.
Louis and was treated like any other
cabin passenger. I preached on sun
day a. the request OF Senator Mitch
ell, Of Oregon, and General Grosvenor.
America would be the bes, country in
the world II It could get rid OF Its race
prejudice. Labcring men in Europe are
opposed as badly as is the negro in
America, except when {; is a question
of law; thea the laborer has the same
justice as his richer brother, especial
ly in Great Britain. I hope TO see
the day when it viii BE- the same in
America"
". Winfield. manager Of the Anglo
American Bank Of New York. one Of
the protesting patrons of the ST. Ermins,
said:
81 do not objec; TO Bishop Gaines or
his daughter who are fine people. They
crossed on the same steamer with me
and were liked by every one on board.
He is a highly educated intelligent man.
But with regard 10 negroes generally l
object strongly TO their presence in
first class hotels frequented by white
people and protest agalns; the privi.-
eges accorded hto them in Europ= gen.
orally.
1T gives me s shock when I see a !
beautiful English girl walking at the |
side OF negro. who Is Perhaps her |
husband. As for the attitude Of hotel .
manager. Richardson. excuse him be-
cause he is an Engllshman: If he were
an American nothing on earth would /
make me - So When Europeans get 4
to know the negro as W. know them, /
they will curtail his privilege" /
Manager Richardson sad:
Il have received numerous written .
and vsrba, messages Of congrl;u}aio-s .
and Endorsement Of the position I nave
taken
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HUSBAND AND WIFE SUICIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert S;r.egel Found in
Hotel Room. One Dead AMI Other
Dying.

BOULDER, Colo. Aug. 23.-Tha dad
body Of a woman supposed to be Mrs
Bsss striegel has been found in a room
in the Lane block. Beside her on the
same bed in a dying condition lay Ber;
Sriegel An empty ph!al, one ounce,
labeled lauianum, was lying nearby.
An envelope addressed 10 Frank VI
Johnson, 103 Haries,y street. Kansas
City, was found upon a ,abla in the
room containing pieces Of paper on
which We're written: This Is nay wisp.
ami the only one I ever had AID the
fH5st girl in the world Tel them this
and you VIII oblige Ber, sthagel"
Tn mans cap bears The mark NJ
Kansas City s,ore. Among the papers
found is a pawn ..cke- Of a loan COM
pany OF Kansas City Physicians at
.a-ling the man say he has a show 'or
recovery.
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ATTITUDE Of THE POWERS.


NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Oscar s.
strsls ax-Un.t-d states minister to
Turk-y, IS % the opinion that IN the
pr-sen. situation as between France and
Turkey much VIII depend upon the at
.l.uIa " England, Austria, Roumanil
anl Greece. with Russia, Of course the
w.s- .mplrtsn. factor outside Of the
1850 principals
'THe situation has a very serious
.1e,' said Mr s.raus, "nasmuch as the
.5lec.ug countries. namely England,
Austria Roumania and Greece, IN Dur-
Ia1a. " whose protests the sultan has
ak-1 Bis present stand, are morally
bound {, .id. with Turkey. / use the
word morally In the ordinary sense,
.h.1qh ] question whether It should be
used In respect TO International mat
tara."
Mr srsus said that the probabilities,
however. are all in favor Of a peaceful
settlement. though the situation Is one
of great seriousness containing an ele-
men- Of LANCER. 1t was Mr.. Sraus who
developed the diplomatic plans by which
the Sublime Porte was brought 20 set
tie the American indemnity claims He
believes that the position OF France to-
day is vastly weaker than that occu-
pied by the United States then.
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AMERICAN BISHOPS ARRIVING.
Prominent Diyines VINO VIII Attend
Methods. Conference.

Prominent Diyines VINO VIII Attend
Methodist Conference.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Amsrlcan del
egates 20 thu Methodist Ecumsnical con-
ference have begun 20 arrive in Lon
don and register their names al the
conference book room, Ci,y Road. says
a dispatch TO the Tribune. Several
American bishops are expected and
large number Of ministers
Bishop Harisell who takes a strong
pro-English view Of the English war
has returned from Africa TO attend the
conference, ana Bishops Hurt, Vincent
and Hamilton will also be present when
the first meeting is held early in Sep
tember. Wesleyan Chapel, City Road,
viii BE- the chief center Of conference
work, but several meetings VIII be held
in s.. james hall
Discussion will run on practical lines
Of work, characteristic VI Mrth0dism
such as the liquor traffic gambling. ef-
fective preaching missions, -Iuca.ioa
ana modern indlnersntism ana there
wiz be special debates on b.c,icu criti-
eism and pro,es .antism versus sacerdo-
salism. Hugh Price Hughes, the most
eloquent Wesleyan preacher in England
will be kept away by fl health.
X. W. Perks, Yerkes' associate in the
reform OF Underground London, VIII
take an active par. in the organization
Of the conference and Sir Henry Fow-
Ter will preside over one Of the most
important meetings. A series OF sup
Elementary meetings will be held in srv-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24
GOVERNMENT BIDS.

Proposals tor po,atUcn and onIoaa ~.
hc- chrt Cummlssary Vancouver llar.
racks Wash, Aug 10. 1901 Sealed pro-
p's1l- or ,urnAhlnE ana delivering poe
a,ots ANA onions for acyea months.
beginning Oc, /. 1901. viii bc received
here AMI a, ortieoa II commlsuafies AZ
ror, Stevens ore Boise Barracks.
For. IAwlon. Wash. FORTS Csn5y.
Casey. FiaElrr. wslla walla. wHEh,
and Vancouver barracks. Wash. until
II a. u Aus 3o 1901. and then opcn-
rd Information furnished "a applloa-
;l'n Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed "Proposala f5r roga-
toes anl onions" ana addressed 20
cammlssary u pos, 10 DO supplied. or
lo Col r. T.. Wye. A. e. q. Chief Com.
miauAry
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24
THE HEADLIGHT TRUST.

Principal Concerns IN the Industry VIII
Be Consolidated IN the Near Future
NEW YORK. Aug. eth, United
States Healligh. Company Is planning.
according 60 the Journal " Commerce.
TO acquire the interests " a number of
its competitors There are a number ~
independent c,1carn' including the
Star Headlight Company ne Glazler
HgadlIgh. Company ana the Rochester
Healligh, Company all located In
Rochester y. Y, the Dressed Heal Hight
Company, Of New York Cl.y and the
Schroeder Headlight Company. OF Ev-
ansyI'la. Ind
The United States Helllich, Company
now includes concerns In Rochester.
rtlcl. syrlcus-. Cincinnati and 81
Louis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24
WHEAT MARKET

PORTLAND, Aug. 23.-Wheat, Walla
Walla, 81; bluestem, 5SIk
TACOMA. Aug 23.--Wheat, bluestem,
rs; club. 81.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-Wheat
cash, 97lz.
CHICAGO, Aug 23.-Whelt, septem-
Der, opened, 7OA closed, 7Oh
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24
GIRL WORKERS STRIKE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Two thousand
fine hundred girl shirt waistmakers are
now on a strike at seven workshops in
this city and It Is said that five more
strikes will be ordered today, involving
900 additional workmen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24
WHALE FLEETS CATCH

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug st-Up &,
July The catch ~ "a, whaling y,ssrls
nut ~ 'h4 port ls rrpDrrl 30 have
brrl as follows:
Charles W. Morgan. lero barrel. "
sperm oil and 1900 pounds nr bone.
California. 300 barrels ~ sperm 900.
Glyhcld. 800 barrels " sperm uu. Alice
Knowles 500 barrels uf sperm 30. and
two small right wales John Wuhrup
$50 barrels ~ sperm Ul,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24
OREGON-CALIFORNIA


BERKELEY, California, Aug. 23.-
The University Df Oregon has written
10 graduate manager, Ezra Decoto, Of
California, asking for a football game
this fall between the two state univer-
stiles to be played In the northern state.
The Oreg0nians offer to pay the ex-
penses " the California team or give
a Der centage Of the gate receipts. No
action has been taken by the California
executive committee.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24
EPISCOPAL ARCHBISHOP
ImT0r.al, Changes May Be Made az the
Triennial Church Session.

NEW YORK, Aug. pa r-orgl ami
zad1- of the Episcopal church and the
appointment 0t an archbishop 10 have
general supervision over an dl9cesas VI
the church in this country anI Ire pos
sessions are the changes advocated by
Rev. Percy 5. Grant, rector Of the
Church Of the Ascension in this city,
20 an article In The number - The
Churchman." issued yesterday
!. is thought probable that the sug-
szstlon viii be considered at the gen
sral convention Of the Episcopal church
which will begin It's trlennlal sessions
n San Fraacisco on October 2. Tha
delegates from This city do no. care 20
express an opinion on tn subject,
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CHINESE STUDENTS.
Plss=d by Officials ana VIII Enter taa
University Of California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 23.-slx stu
dents in high standing from the PEI
Yong college at Canton. who arrived
from China several days ago On Inc
steamer Gaelic, have been landed by
Chinese bureau officials and will enter
the University Of California 20 complete
and scientific educad0ns.
Thes= students were selected by the
Chinese government to study modern
American methods, with a view Of
spreading them in their native land.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-24

SEATTLE Aug. 23.-Ernk Hcndrlck-
son, an Insane man has escaped from
the asylum at SlellacoJm ana ig sin AT
large.
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ABSORBED IN scuLgYs CASE

WNSHlNGTDN. Aug Co., CAPTAIN
L"m."F WI' s.y. ORA rl'g n.a .utta
attention .l fhr S.a'"v rta. tom Hl.
auo ". .t.r boo Judge
advocate generals unl.. q, DIS aub.rI..
uItrs
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eral provincial towns after the close o.
the conference,
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SILVER MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 28.-snver, 58%.
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BNGLIsHMEN ARE CONFIDENT.

Return Match OF Track Field Sports
Arranged With Americans.
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NEW YORK. Aug 28.-Mr. H. S.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
HELP wANTED-MALE-con.

EXPERIENCED boilerrnakers wanted by the
RISpON IRON WORKS of San Francisco
also bIacksmiths, capable of working under
steam hammer ship and machhe IorslnsS,
at office of company, Beale and Howard sts.'
San EranciSCO.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of The San francisco
Call corner Of Market and Third streets; open
Until u O'Clock every night the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
ccrner Clay; open until $50 p. m.
500 HAYES street; open until $3.50 p. m.
ess AfcAIlister street; open until $3.50 p. m
el5 Larlin street; open until $3.50 p. m
1851 Mission street; open until 10 p. m
226l Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until p.
JOG Eleventh street; open until p m
1895 Valencia street; open until p m
Northwest corner Twenty-secono anu NNe-
tucky streets: open until p. m
22no Fillmore street: open until p. M
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19

LOT machine shop tools. lathes. planers. shap-
ers, ETC.: also woodworking tools, such as
band saws, wood planers, shaDers. stickers.
nortisers, saws, etc ]. B. JARDINEs 220
Fremont st.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
urs1NEss cH<NcEs-con+ipued.

BUSINESS CT HNNCr1s-Continue
CAPITALISTS, ATTENTION!
A well-known investment banking house of
this city is about to organize bank in
most promising interior town, having no
bank as vet. but which does an annual busi-
ness of about s., ,Ooo, 600; residents of the town
have agreed to build an up-to-date building
for the new bank; want few more
parties with money, from 500 upward. TO
take UP the remaining shares Of the bank
stock; the investment is estimated to bring
magnificent returns. Address box 1925, Call.
FIRST-CLASS restaurant with first-class bar
day; price $500: part of money can stand on
business; will bear the fullest investigation.
Address box 234O Call office, Oakland
TOR sALE-The Call agency in Santa Cruz;
price S12oo.
WOOD snd coal yard; central; fine horses and
wagons; established As years; clears $500 mo-.
whole or half; great bargain. "a Kearny ST
ssoo-sToCK and fixtures of jewelry store in
heart of city; repair trade a speciality; good
reasons for selling. Address box 1254. Call.
LIQUOR store: good family and bar trade; rea-
sonable; street; fine LOCATION; owner
going north. Box 2342, Call office Oakland
ESTABLISHED fruit store for sale; good
trade & Franklin st.
FOR sale cheap-wen furnished restaurant
Call at 619 Montgomery St
SALOON for sale 81 Jackson st.
FOR sale-Fruit store with horse and wagon,
cheap 1919 Mission St
$4,000 LOAN wanted: I'd mtge. R. est; good
values; will pay $500 premium. Box l22l Call.
BAKERS fixtures, 2 horses and wagons; COM
plete outfit. Box 2341, Call office, Oakland.
FOR sale-Grocery and bar; sacrifice for quick
sale 122 Eighth St
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MACHINE operators and hand sewers at
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.'S overall factory, S21s
Fremont st. good wages; no experience
necessary; steady work. Apply MR.. DAVIS.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19

ANNUAL rneeting-The annual meeting OF
stockholders Of the Kilauea Sugar Plantation
Company viii be held at the office of the com
psny 327 Market st, in the City and County
of San Francisco, State Of California, on
WEDNESDAY, October q, 1901, at the hour
OF II o'clock a. m. for the purpose OF amend
ing section Of article II of the bylaws and
for the transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting Transfer books
will close on Saturday. October y. 1901. at II
o'clock noon By order of the president.
Gilpin observer., 1901-01-17

Patient Coming out from under the
influence of ether)-Did you pull both
teeth?
Dentist-No: only one. You see. that
was the one thousandth tooth that I've
pulled. SO I've invited my assistant to
Join me In q bottle of wine.-Lustige
Blatter. -...
Gilpin observer., 1901-01-17
A DISAPPOINTMENT.
Which. However. Probably Had =
Decidedly Denencinl Result.

For weeks ard weeks he had been
suspicious of his wife, but for weeks
and weeks he had carried smiling
face and held her on his knee as II he
believed In her as he did in his holy
grandmother. All things come to the
husband who waits. and there came an
evening when district messenger boy
delivered letter into the wife's hands.
The crafty husband was hunting for n
collar button at the moment. but he
was not deceived. His first Impulse was
to rush upon the faithleSs Wife and
brain her. or Mt least break her neck
but he got grip on himself and waited
for a more complete vengeance.
At midnight that night. after pre-
tending sleep for two hours and after
making sure that the wife really slum.
bered, the husband crept out of bed to
go through her dress and secure the
letter. He moved inch by inch. He held
his breath. Goose pimplcs formed on
his legs. 1t took him just 81 min
utes by the clock to find her pocket.
but he pcrsevered. and the damning
epistle was at last in his hands. In his
heart he was vowlng to show no mercy,
to cut her up with dull hotchet inch
by inch. when he suddenly heard her
voice saying:
Il was going to pay 1t oCt of my own
pin money. John. but I'll be awfully
glad to have you take it OFF my hands"
woman. what means this" he
shouted as he tore the letter from its
envelope.
'It means a bill of Sl4 for my last
new hat. as you will see. Get into bed,
dear. before you have a congestive
chill!' NJ. QUAD.
Gilpin observer., 1901-01-17
MIR. BOwSER BUSIER.

the amount of millions Of dollars In
the cities. 1t costs New York city
alone about $3.50. 900 to get rid of her
winters snow. The snow must be
shoveled up and carted of. you see."
"Yes. l see."
"W'ell. suppose the snow could be
melted on the streets and In the yards
and the water run OF into the rivers:
suppose 1t could be done for about n
hundredth part of the expense Of
removal-would there be worldwide
fame and millions Of dollars for the
inventor Of the process or nothing?
at would be splendid idea." said
Mrs. Bowser.
"Now you are talking. Now you are
offering the encouragement to your
husband expected of a wife. Say. my
dear woman. I wouldn't sell my secret
for $5.OOO.OOO."
"You can melt the sDw on the
streets. can your
II can melt It as fire melts grease. I
can clean q whole city block with one
barrel Of fluid. can melt snow for
about a cent a ton. It's discovery
that will knock the world of its feet"
"And how did you discover the proc
ess?" asked Mrs. Bowser as she kept
serious face.
"Partly by means Of an old manu-.
script left by sailor who died In the
hospital and partly by man who was
out Of work and was willing to part