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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

especially. are taken for drives about
I the city by the attendants. while 4
Circus or q fair is always made 10
contribute 70 their childish delight
In the bail room there Is q piano.
where patients may play II they wish.
and II is 10 uncommon thing TO hear
the corridors ringing with the inter
probation OF classic made brilliant
5y its dash Of madness A grapha
phone is supposed to add something
70 their pleasures
The handsome grounds. with shaded
avenues and a bit OF natural oak
grove is a fayorite rendezvous for all
especially the men Here the men
pitch guoifs or sit about on the bench
Is. On rainy days they HE them TO
an Old building. made comfortable
with stove. as a club house. and
checkers or cards beguile the time
that might otherwise hang very
heavy on their hands.
Are Provided With Newspapers.
The men are also great newspaper
readers and the political situation or
the destiny OF nations is often set
tied BIZ them out under the oaks or
in the clubhouse.
Occasionally a brass band volun-
teers to 90 out to play for the pa
tients. and il is a sight full OF pathos
TO see them seated on the grass
drinking in with delight the cheerful
strains OF music.
Religious services were tried as
means OF diversion and help. but 1t
was found that il led TO brooding,made
the patients worse, and so the superin-
tending physician was Obliged 10 for
bid il. OF the 1867 unfortunates. oil
course there are MANY who never par
ticipate in any Of these diversions.
who are never allowed out Of their
ward. or only on a heavily barred
yeranda.
On the contrary. of the 267 who are
on parole and have the freedom OF
the extensive grounds. there arc W
who have also the freedom Of the city
and an occasional one finds bit OF
employment whereby he earns a few
dollars for himself.
L. CLARE DAVIS.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

day for the hzneat OF his creditors
without preference The assignment
vas made TO NJ v Holmes. the lead
ing merchant at HonokAa- No def
uite statement Of the business affairs
Of Mr.. Fugft2nz has been made ar
this time. but IL Is estimated that his
much as his assets The cause OF the
which oppressed all kinds Of bust
ness in Hsmakns the past six months
Ec~arts' Birthday.
On the birthday OF King Edward
VII H71oksa and KukuihaeIe plaatA-
tons eelebraf the completion OF the
line OF railroad connecting them. The
railroad was fnishsd a week or 81
previously, but on last Saturday Al
excursion was given over the line.
Invitations we're sent out and mid
way between the plantations the eN-
cursionists held picnic. The crowd
numbered sixty or severity and 4 TOY
al dinner was served The excellence
OF the fes~t was due 10 Mrs Watt and
Mrs Forbes
Company o Officers.
Company d has elected civil officers
for the ccming year as follows: Sec
retarv. o. English: Treasurer "
H Beers. The committees appointed
by Captain Fetter are: Investigation.
SergI- Meme. Joe Cook. W Ragsdale'
Finance. Lieut. LudloT. David ReiD4
hardt. JAS Pollock: Armory. SersT.
Osmer. Corporal Kaanuhe. Charles
Akou: Range. Sergt Weight. co..
poral Herring; Hall. Lieut. Bears,
SergT. Eaton and Corporal Lyman.
The CCmpanv has received word that
its new arms have been shipped.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

Subscribers to The Republican not
receiving their papers PROMPTLY viii
confer a favor bv notifying the B0si-
ness Office. Telephone Main as
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17
LATEST NEW FppM HItO
IND ISLAND or HAWAII
Permanent Outlet For wzioiama
Stream Is Necessary-Japanese
Assisns-other Matters.

From The HiIo Tribune.
George Rodiek. director of H. Hack
field & Co. Ltd. arrived bv the Kinau
Wednesday to look over the damage
done 10 the lumber yards OF the firm
b. the Hood. After making q survey
Of the scene Mr.. Rodiek concluded
with Mr. Hamburg that a permanent
outlet frr waiolzma must be made az
the point where il broke across Front
street He said ii wonid be the pe-
licv OF the firm TO endeavor 20 con-
vince the government authorities OF
the wisdom OF this course. He does
not believe that widening the Wal
akea canal win scive the problem.
Japanese Assigns.
T. Fugitana. probably the best
known Jausnese merchant on the
Island. located az Honokaa. made =
voluntary assignment last wednes-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17
OFFICES roa RENT.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
Offices for rent in the MCINTYRE
BUILDING. noS being erected at cor
ner Of Fort and hing streets. this city.
Apply to z r BISHOP,
AZ c. Brewer q Goa queen St
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

COMFORTABLE COTTAGES on the
premises Of the Sanitary Steam Laun-
dry Co. Ltd. Marmiun and South
streets. The cottages gontain 4 rooms,
kitchen and bath room. 10 extra
charge for bot and cold water aud
electric lights. Rent reasonable. Ap-
manager
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FOUND.

front OF Opera House.
Tuesday night, pearl handled opera
glass holder. Owner can have same
by proving property at Republican
Office. and paying for ad.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

TO LET-A ten-room house. with mod
ern improvements. servants rooms and
stables, cor. Beretania and ppnchboWl
STREETS. For particulars enquire Of J.
G. Silva. az Il. f. Ehiers < 20.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

FOR RENTING ca story house at
kekau!ikePa on Young street. contain
ing bedrooms upstairs. aud bed
ROOMS, double room. parior, dining
room, kitchen, bath room and patept
water closet down stairs kspioiaui
Estate. Ltd.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

FOR SAl-E-Lesse Of five-roOm cot
tage on Emma street, for five years.
Apply J. w Lake. 1855 Fort street
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

ROOMS and board. newly furnished
mosQuito-proof. electric lights: also.
best table board terms reasonable:
Helen's Court. adjoining Elite build
ing. on Adams Lane. OF Hotel street
Tel. White 346I.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

TO I.ET-A furnished house 81 8
rooms. modern convenience. coz.
ot Artesian and Bingham streets.
Apply p o. Box $50.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

cisSsifed Advertisements - this esisEss
XII Be asserted ~ 10 cesfs o hiss frst
sNssTfsea: ) esats iias sueesa tassr.
nos: - eeafs pcr lsas per rssks .
esats pr Isae fro seeks. SO - esafs
per kas per Esostk
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

STRAYED-Three red and white hnm-
ing pigeons. silver bands around leg
Reward given II returned TO Prince
kaIanianaole. 1861
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

FOR SALE-New Automatic Sewing
machine. Best IN the world. Sold oc
installment. easy payments. I2SS Fort
street.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-17

u the most beautiful cushion-covers.
bureau scarfs. etc. ever saw were
shown me By patients today And
there is the gTe atest rivalry among
them. each striving 10 Guido the 9th
ers In the beauty 81 the work. 50 that
I vas kept enthusiastically eTclaiming
over new beauties as I sent from
room 90 room
This work IS sold and the proceeds
are used TO buy books and pictures
for the various wards Each u the
someu's wards IS spacious. airy
xittlng-ro9m. steam-heated In winter.
as IS the entire building hung with
photograyura copies Of the master
pieces. provided with rockers. couches
and a library A large SUNNY. bow
window swelis from each ward. and
this Is filled with plants and hanging
baskets. Here the patients gather 70
knit or make paper flowers or 20 do
fancy work or 10 read, as the III may
seize Oh N
/ peeped into the book cases. curl
Gus 10 see what kind Of intellectual
1000 might be- provided for these nv
Unfortunate sisters Dickens and
Hawthorn were there for standards,
"a ODDS aud ends OF novels, for
sto-v-reading pleases them best And
theif fayorite author. this doctor tod
me. = p. Roe don't know wheth-
o. hat is a Joke on Mr.. Roe or not.
n hundred dollars a year OF this
n ~ iF Tn NJ for magazines.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-The furniture and FUR
nishings VI seven rOOmed cottage.
on kinau street, with privilege OF
renting house. Apply A a. this Office
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FOR RENT.

TO LET-Part Of a cottage near Fort
street; use of rooms. SIS Amer
can family. Apply 70 J. ". Lake.
12So Fort street
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TREATMENT OF THE
INSANE IN GAIIHOHHIA

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WANTED

WANIED-Partuer with a small capital
% Increase good paFia< bsISinssS L.
J. kspUblicaa Otaee-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17

live. Y
hngress in the
SChley Case

HARRINGTON. p. C., Dec. H.
e,erresxlnan Wheeler. a Democratic
,xpr@<rnfative from kentucky. to-
~ Introduced In she house resolu
- for an investigation by the
Ac1ss committee on naval affairs
no the conduct 90 Admiral schley
S<fors and during the battle OF san.
a1xc
NJ. wheeler said that his reason
Ar Introducing this measure was the
csrsistence of che sampson press IN
seslaring that Dewey agreed with
ia majority court In meat Of its
t.tlnxx and THAT the minority re-
pert nasant nothing.
4 dreirs Admiral Dewey to 70 on
.Ae stand and give his lnterpresa-
ton az his report" declared Mr..
wheeler. and want Il done In such
way that II viii become an alb
spiute and unqualified statement Of
fAel hsycnd tho reach of nislnter-
pre(nffcn--
n , npw thought that the pressure
= b4cominx 50 strong and public
epinion . 30 much divided that there
= 3 possibility 90 the resolution car
ring ana another Investigation be-
~ na1e Particularly r. this true
slncs Il b openly stated around the
capitol that sampson Is also an OBJ
5ee-cr. and thinks he Is entitled to
fh< entire credit for the operations
vkkh resulted In the defeat OF the
Spanish feet
he house today began considering
~ Philippines tarifr BIN.
In the senate Senator Cuiiom In
trefuced blu for tire rrtfrement OF
n Hawaiian coinage and currency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
COUSIN OF
PRESIDENT

washington. Dee 1T..-Geo. W. Roose.
Welt United States consul at nrumels,
Belgium. ~ a cousin of the president.
with a war record that won hlia a
place In the consular service 20 years
ago. AZ the battle ~ Bull Hun. Aug.
80. 1892. he reeaptured, single handed.
the coiora Of bis regiment. which had
besn sslErd by tho enemy. Al the bat.
tie ~ uettyebmrs. July 3, 1893, he cap.
tnred Confederate tisg and the man
who carried a. Roosevelt was 60 We
Yofeiy wounded that be vas expected
10 die. He ala lose a leg. lie was
awarded a medal Of honor, July 2. 1851
In isTs tieo. Roosevelt applied for
q consular JOB lie vas given the one
there a year. and asted for a cha nge.
lie was appointed a. ~ Helena, but
took only one look az the Island aud
returned ~ the sane steamer IN 1880
he was sent 20 Mathusha. Cuba, where
he remained a year Then be went "a
H0SdeaaK. France. and stayed eight
years. In 1889 be- was given his pres
cnt post.
Ia Brussels Geo. Roosevelt has be.
come a well known nnhile character. lie
Is a great friend of King Leopold, who
u said "a have besu drnwn toward him
~ the fact that Roosevelt has a cork
leg. The kiug ~ somewhat deformed
10 one lsE The nrst time Leopold en.
terfnined Roosevelt. be had 20 haven't
10 svads the coart etiquette. which pro.
yides that consul may not dine with
noossvelts artificial limb IL the won.
der and delight % the Belgian capital
Jhe people fhsfv know be has but one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
AN EXTRA
SESSION

OLYMPIA. Dec. i7.--Goy. Rogers
In waiting FOR an opinion on the rail-
road consolidation from Attorney
General Ftratton. An opinion was
asked for three weeks ago. and from
the time consumed IN prepare ton.
u In presumed u viii be an import
ant one.
From offlclals n 80 learned that In
all probability Il will recommend an
extra session az the legislature. or
other steps by the state 10 thwRrt
the railway merger.
An opinion r. momentnriiy expect
cd. and Oiyfnpians are on the tip toe
OF expectancy. Gov. Rogers declines
10 discuss tbs MATTER.
The city council last night sub
ntantisiiy raised tho aalafies OF all
appointivc officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
IS CHOSEN

WARRINGTON. u. c.. Dec. IT,
IL IL said MsT. Merry Del Val IL
the present choice Of the vatican for
the past OF apostolic delegate To the
United States. 10 succeed Cardinal
Martsnelli. who wfii return 60 Home
an soon az his successor here ~ APP
pninted. Mar. Del Val has been
apostolic delegate 10 Canada. He Is
nov president % the PontlglcnI
Academy ~ Mobiles az Rome. and
occupies the same position as did Mgr.
HatOili when he was sent as dele
gate 10 Washington. He In a great
fssorits with Leo Kill. who has for
some years shown him every evl.
dencs of his friendship ard has al
lowed him to 0eupy Apartments In
the vatican. Mxr. Del Val H. Is
yeaFn old and IL descendant Of nnr
Of spaln's nobicsf families. His
mother was an Englishwoman and
he was born In England. receiving
his early education from the Jesuit
fathers In etonyhurat college. fiis
higher education was received In ths
Academy Of Mobiles IN Rome. the In
stisuti0n OF which he IL now presl-
dent. He was ordained TO the priest
hood soon after the appointment Of
his father as Spanish ambassador
TO the vatican. and was almost i'm
msdlsseiy made private secretary TO-
tho pope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
ROBBERS AT
SOUTH PARK

w. 9. Rutfer. ex-stafe senator, ana
2 well known mining man Of south
Fafk, had an experience with hold
uba last evening that gave him quite
= scare. A. 1870 O'Clock last even-
lnk M. kotler left the Grant street
80 and started across the DuwaTn-
~ riser bridge 70 his home. on
working Individual who wore 4 nat
tn over HE eyes and gent hls
aaahas Y his pockets. When near
~. tsutser the stranger gave three
,sak nhlstlees A companion ifn-
h.ssaa.ateiy appeared from under the
s ana both men foilesea M
esea a s NJ Ruth became fright
mouse. where ~ borrewsd = i nss..ns
~, nc nixnwayrnsn thought nrahs l, K,
snas ~. hattss went fer 4 knn a,
any rate they alsappea red ~ az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been issued in tho ONCE OF the
city engineer; To Miss T.. ". Hall,
5ii Eighteenth avenue north. two
story frame house. 1850. &. G.
Northrup, SO North Forfy-fourth
avenue. one-Htory frame house. 1900;
y. 9. Whitenack. ais Eleventh av.
enue northeast. 1h-atory frame
house. $3.50. II. IL. Gallagher, AIS Bell
street. two-atory frame house, 81. 600.
". II. Beer. azi0 East Madison, ia
story frame house, 81 900. John Dav-
10 a Co. 100 and los Twenty-neventh
avenue two two-atory frame houses.
81. 400 w. +. schultz. b23 Second ave-
enue north. HISTORY frame house.
$500. Frank Geudrou. 20i5 East Dem
ny way. oue-story frame, 81 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
AN ACTRESS
IS ARRESTED

Reta Garner. n variety actress. was
arrested by Detectives Barhee and
Byrnea last evening at the lnstlGa-
ton Of Capt. Wyiis OF the Tacoma
police department.. The Gardner
woman ID suspected Of being the
nccomplice OF a man recently ar
rested In Tacoma under the name Of
williams, for burglary. The police
believe that the woman disposed OF
the plumber secured BY Williams in
hts alleged burgIarfes. IL Is re-
ported that Williams has confessed
and implicated her. She haa been
taken 70 Tacoma. where she viii
stand trial. Some Of the articles
believed 70 be stolen property have
been recovered b. the Seattle and
Tacoma police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
AMOUNT OF WHITTLESEY
SHORTAGE DEMANDED

to fix the responsibility. MFR. whai-
Icy refused to say whether his people
had yet determined to their own
faction what became Of the miss
satisfaction what became Of the
missing money. and who was cuip-
able. Asked II the man at whom
suspicion has been pointing It's fin-
ger was under surveillance, he an-
swered; II am not at liberty to
say anything as 20 that"
II Is aaid on inside authority that
Mr.. Whittlesey has lately become
nervous about the matter. Until
recently he appeared indifferent Re-
cent Developments have given It 40
serious an aspect that he and Mr..
PaddeB are now scarcely on speak
ing terms, 80 II Is said. They have
been Intimate friends for years I'M
III very lately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
CHRISTMAS
VACATION

ne pahiie schools close for Christi
~ =, for one week. opening Aon-
cav. December 30. The schools will
sisse again for wednesday. Janu-
ry /
In former years the school ehIl-
1tackerx institute which heretofore
- been held In the srrlng. was held
rec<nfly daring the school term. and
~ 1chunts were necessarily dts
~ IN shortening OF the usual vaca-
ton a. this season Of the year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17

The formal demand upon the FL
deity and Deposit Co. Of Maryland
for the amount Of the declared
shortage Of ex-county Treasurer
whlttiesey was made this afternoon.
Notice was at once wired BY John
A. whalley, general agent Of the
corporation. 20 the main office.
Mr.. whalley reiteratea that the
money will be forthcoming az soon
as the footInEs ara checked up. He
says the company In familiar with
the work OF the experts. Special
Agent Taylor, who spent some time
here lately looking over It. is now in
Baltimore with his personal report.
As soon az the payment IL made
the sursty company will take steps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
THEY never
TOLD CRANE

The Northern Pacific Railway
Co.. harvested . victory In tbs fed
srai court yesterday IN the shApe Of
Jury. verdict IL. G. Crane had
sued for ss00o damages on account
Of a shaking-up he got by reason Of
q passenger train. on which be was
riding. running into a freight.
Fits complaint set up the remark
able statement that the trainmen
gave no notice 10 the passengers "a
their intention to run into the
freight" He averred that hie nerves
were rudely shocked. and that ha
missed an important haslnes. en-
gagernent. BUT the jury failed 10
sympashSxe with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
MUST have
THAT JOB

ABERDEEN, wash.. Dec. f7.--fn
the election contest for mayor In
this city. thu council after a recount
today gave the election 60 Mayor
Anstle hy q majority of four votes.
Eight detective ballots were rejected.
six OF which were for l. l.. Maley
and two for Ansfie. This fsvsrsss
the election as shown By the first
count. In which Maiey was elected
BY two votes. The recount was call.
ed for hg Anstis.
Mr.. Maiey u dissatisfied and will
carry the case into the superior
court. IL to possible that another
recount win be called IL the election
for treasurer. o majority Of one vote
being xivsn Locke over Weather
wax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
A PECULIAR CASE

ported basis Of an action which n
jury Is hearing today Ia Judge Bells
court. John A. Girdlestone says he
vent into the drugstore OF James
Lee at 5zi second avenue last May,
and called for caseaFa. A clerk gave
u 70 him IN glass. ard be drank u
on the spot. lie afflfms that In
some way strychnins was mixed
With the dose, and that he was im-
mediately made very M and suffer
ed great pain; that he went 10 Prov
idence hospital and was confined to
his bed for seven days. lie thinks
he suffered $500 worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
Pike STREET
SALOON ROW

Charles Pearson. bartender In
the Old crow bar on Pike street. was
fined SIS and costs BY Judge George
this morning for assaulting John
Wyden last evening. Wydens face
was fearfuliy beaten. and this morn
Ing he presented a bad sight. Po!lca-
man Kelly arrested the bartender,
but the proprietor OF the saloon
made strenuous objections and Kelly
mad 10 go behind the bar after his
man. The trouble grew out OF aons
money matters Pearson r. alleged 10
have owed Wyden. and the bartsn-
der objected 10 being asked for IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17

INVALID

EVERETT. Dec. i7.--Judge Dem
ney today held that the law provid-
ing for n tcn-hour day IA lnundries
and similar establishments where
women are employed 10 Invalid. He
II Of the opinion that this law cree
ates a discrimination against these
employers. affects the riEht ~ labor
to contract for Itself and that tho
title of the law IL defective.
II 10 likely that the matter viii, be
appealed TO the supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17

leg, though they don't know Just which
one. When the consul goes out 10 walk.
groups ~ Hclgiana frequently follow
bin. % admire the perfection ~ his gait
and lay small wnRsfs on which lex 10
the bogus enc.
When he hrst went 10 Bordeaux the
consul was far from popular among the
residents. lie found that the wine mer-
chants were ndultsratinR their wares
intended Tor the American market, and
that American wines we're being sent
hack from BORDEAUX under French labels
when the wine men heard OF his inten-
tinn 10 report the facts 10 bis govern.
weut, they were furious, and one q
them threatened 20 Mn him n be did
~. He made the report. A he was out
walking. one day soon after, maa
HpraDg out FROM a doorway and shot
lin at close range. Tho bullet struek
Bis arm. and the wound was not dan
Rsrons. The consul took his usual walk
next day with hia arm IN n sling. an1
bis popularity began % grow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
WELL, WELL,
MIR. BAILEY!

Advioes from Everett state that
Rev. Frank Bailey Of Denver. who
spoke there at the Everett theater
last evening before the Puget Sound
club, created a genu-
Inc sensation by the trend OF his
remarks on his chosen subject %
The Pilgrim As Citizen"
lie referred 10 the many prevail
Ing fads and foibies. termed this the
boarding house age, and declared
that the constant study Of the wom-
en- OF today IS 10 become childless.
lie added that money seemed TO be
the all-pervading deslderatum.
There were over 200 visitors from
Seattle and Tacoma, and these Or.
lailey's remarks oceaaioned the live
Hest surprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
ONE GOES,
ONE STAYS

The prosecution OF Drs. Aheo and
Lawson for practfcing medicine
ed. They were arrested late yes
ferday under new tnformafionn
charging them with practiclng since
their previous arrest. DR.. Anbo,
whose real name Is g. G. Prosser.
pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and
paid II. He announced that he had
sold his business and was going to
leave the city.
Or. Lawson pleaded not guilty and
gave a $50 bond He stated that
he would not attempt 10 practice
again until he obtains license. IL
IL understood that he will plead gull
~ later and pay a fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
COUNTY PAY DAY

co.,n. ing llne Of men orowaaa :.
ve sNsZ auditors office tod.v me
vey,.t. settinR their warransa they
ros s' Fl services 70 the conntv 40
se go ,, ana bridge expense for me
~ ~ ~ ~ sl9,szi7s: The road ..oyefn-
- 80 -, ssss!:s0 and the curreat sxpense
47s.a5. b XVI XIII ~ Rsurpoaes were So
peFior cours ''s' was for the an-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
WOODLAND PARK n

An ordinance was passed BIZ the
city council Iast night appropriafinx
si1 500 out Of the city park fund to
pay the third instailfnsnt % the
100000 purchase price OF Woodland
park.