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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26

organisations 10 date Is 1885, with
authorized capital Of sI0s, 27s, 600.
the deposit - security for elrenIa.
ton amounting 10 s25, 46s. $50.
Classified by capital, 1866 Of these
associations with aggregate capital Of
$50. 40s, 600, were with individual
capital Of less than $50, 600, and
ola' with total capital Of
sIi, $40, 900, with individual capital
Of $50, 900, or over. An additional
classification shows that three have
been chartered 1909 banks Of primary
organizations, with capital Of
sss, i04, 800; 50s with capital Of
$50, 500, 600, reorganization Of state
or private hanks liqaidatsd for the
purpose, and 2Os conversions Of state
banks. with capital Of els, $50, 500.
A the CLOSE Of N0EembeF, there
we're 10 existence 5l59 national
banking associations, a net Increase
OF l5a2 since March IL, 1900; ad.
ditianal capital. 1850, 02a, 600;
honda, sit0,0Ia. $50; circulation,
si5s. 7ot, 2t9. the latter, with the
exception of eco. $50 covered b.
iAsful money, representing nn adj.
ilon 10 tbs eirrulstion secured By
bonds- The authorized capital Of
the hanks Of November So, amounted
10 sTs5. 49,. 095; bonds on deposit.
s3st, Gas, $50; circulation secured
~ bonds, s3s3, ols.asI; circulation
secured BY deposits Of lawful money,
e5s, oss. ass; total circulation
BY bonds aud lAaful monsy,
as2i, 100. 9Ta.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
ARE PLACING THE MACHINERY.
New shop VIII be Ready for BasIness
Soon.

New shop WIN be Ready for Basiness
Soon.
The machinery for the new machine
shop and foundry that is being
established here by the Dia-
mond Drill company has ar
rived and is being installed in the
building which the company will
occupy. at the crossing Of the Mullan
road and the electric line. The
buildinR IL sixty feet square, with
electric lights, aud a switch from
the railway passing through its center.
The machinery consists of . twelve
horse power Fairbank. Morse gasoline
engine, two lathes, one Of which has
a capacity for the largest shafting,
being eighteen feet IN length, one
large planer, one radical drill, one
sensitive drill. one twist drill, one
emery grinder, two inch bolt cutters.
one hydraulic jack with a capacity
Of 20 tons and one Of las tons, a
complete blacksmith outfit and the
necessary tool for conducting a
general business. The machinery
IL being installed under the super
vision of c. D. Mitchner, who will
be foreman Of the shop. He is as
sisted by two machinists.
The company will do all kinds of
repair work and has a contract with
the electric line to do its work.
The machinery will be installed and
ready for business within the next
ten days,
IL Is the intention of the company
TO put in a foundry next summer.
This addition will equip 1t for max.
ing all kinds Of castings aud duoble
the force OF men employed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
FIRST ELECTRICIAN ARRIVES
WILL ISSUE BONDS OF $500. 900
es,ss. cssaF a'Alsas q spskaas Railway
Eissuis fsssF rsFasa 90 90 the
VssdsS Wire Test Proves THAT Ssh
.,.tisa. AFs Sss ssesss.aES.

4 trust deed Of the mes Occur a.
Alsns 4 Spokane Tailway was filed
for record with tbs county auditor u
Spokane ooanty Saturday, ais0 with
tAs auditor Of this county. The road.
bed Is conveyed 10 the Title Guaranty
trust company 10 secure an Issue
O, 1000. 600 in bonda The Guaranty
e0mpany will act ~ trustee for the
boadholdsrs. v, A. Blackwell. pFesi
deat u the company, IL nos in the
east
EisetTie poser from the Washii 3
ioa Water Poser eompapy's plsrt
sAs turned ON To the mes line II
sEykans Saturday. which has been
soHPlstsd for several days. carried
tbs carrent the entire distance, with
ansIpsetSdly slight loss. Il is said
Tbs Initial test proved that sub
s,a,iots would not ts Necessary ss
tbs straight feeder IL sufficient 10
fan the cars thFoagh. Tho tuo sub.
ss4slons siii, however, not 10 aL=aA
coed.
rhs frss earrsDs was taFssd ga
frum z connection nth the Spokane
rsaotIon eompanY's lines Later the
direct eonnsesi0a uith tho poser
aoasa wna mads.
Tho GnlahinR touches ueTv put on
slss trolley wires rhaF~iay and = CON
ploss ciFcuis established, which
virtually finishes thu line for basi
ns~u. Tho fiut electric car was run
ulo town from Spokane Thursday
bvoninE and marks she formal opening
q ths systSn 10 tFntilo Tbs eqnlp
peat Tor tbs lire 10 sxpectsd from
ths sass Il any time aud until u
bSsvus ths company uiil zee cars
nlnnEsng TO tha Spokane Traction
mpany. Regular esFvice wiil hs
iabiishssi Monday aud sitter the
nrs arr run over ths iins for . lsw
rtps ths aliicess viIi arrange .
ocular srhs3aIs,
Ths opening u this line marks an
och In the fataFs development u
ueaF d'Aleue sud 10 The result II
30 saSswplle basiness ability of
.aidunts II tbs toun uho took bald
The eatsrpsisa aBd pashed u 20
nrsplstion asAinss dstssmias.B opposi.
90 from more than Que source.
A~sp msa and The citlssns q the
wa arp 10 bs congratulated ON shs
noasss Of ths undertaking.
Manager Bsttis aud Tsufisc Manager
Aiae cans In on The tiFut car aud
So sell pleased sith The manner
J -alah the sysssm uoEka
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
TIMELY CAUTION.
Heed the Doctors Advice and Prevent an
Epidemic.

Eptuctntrs
For the several past springs our
town and vicinity has been visited
with an epidemic OF virulence, some
times Escarlatinous, sometimes diph-
theritic. sometimes Of mixed infec-
ton, but all serious aud fatal. Now,
take It, that Il Is not thing to be
enjoyed. can answer for the pro-
fession. Il has its own disasterous
way too much, and brings crepe to
the door too often, regardless of
science aud vigilence, TO form a
pleasing part of DOCTORS business
There are domiciles where all slops
from kitchen and chamber are flung
from the back door, there to lie safely
in frost until the spring sun sets the
virulence at liberty and the little
ones have sore throat. Thence
forward there Is trouble, which only
those Of experience can appreciate.
Il only requires one case to start an
epidemic, contagion does the rest.
II there IL no first case, there will be
no second.
Sanitary attention will avoid it
all and let us hope word will be
sufficient.
JOHN SABlN, NJ. d.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
cMHIsTMAs TEsTIVITIEs.
gntsFtatntsE Essrrisss aaa Tr-es at the
GkWFwh-e.

sas%St.taisE EssFuisss asd Tr--s AZ the
ch~Fsh~s.
Christmas came 10 Occur d'Alens
this year with more than the usual
6aSlRe@s foF our merchants aud all
homes seFs gladdensd by kind re-
membranes or come token u the
Joyous e@soa. The stores we're closed
daring tbs day and ell kinds Of bas
lts~u~ ssneFally suspended to give em.
pioy~s an opportunity TO enjoy them
selves
Al ~. Lakes Episcopal church the
chlldFen were treated 10 tree at four
o'clock ThursIay afternoon. with its
presents and good cheer. The rec
tnF sava them sn appropriate talk on
tho origin and meaning II Christmas.
80 midniRht service vas held. con.
slssins u very beautiful program 81
music By the vested choir. aud
short seFmon.
AZ tho Methodist church u requir
~ two large trees To bold the big lot
Ct pFpssuta left for Santa calus 10
distribute An improvised old fash.
toned aroplaoe bad bsen erected
over Quo q The snd Windows for the
paFpoe@ ot admitting the old man and
hu came on time down tho chimney
and oai into tbs room much TO the
delight o. the childrca 81 we'll ~
soms u The older folks. A large
namboT Of presents were distributed
and every child In tho room was re.
membered. The trees we're artistical.
iy decorated and looked very
pretty, An Interesting program, con
ststlns Of song. recitations and de.
carnations by members Of The Sunday
school. uas rendered 10 the entire
satisfaction II the large crowd pres
cut. The program vas very appro.
pirate aud the festivities a success
The members Of the Presbyterian
sunday school also enjoyed a tree
and the distribution Of presents In
addition 10 an appropriate program
Of recitations, drills and music.
among them being = beautiful Del
saFte drill by ten girls under the
direction Of Miss Blanche Blackwell.
The girls were soWned IN loose cos.
tunes suited to the drill and made .
| very pretty appearance. This wal
preceded by march. The Messag,
: II the Flowers" by twelve little sirls
d "a. another dTill that pleased th,
) audience. There were ether drill
: aud rccitations intorsperced will
). music. The attendance was lare
a and a spirit Of good cheer pervade,
the whole audience. The tree wa
a brilliantly illuminated by eiectri
a ligh,s.
y Father Purcell held midnight mae
a at the Catholic church eccompanie
hy appropriate music.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26

Il is believed that Seth Lows term
Of office as mayor Of New York has
cost him somewhere in the neighbor-
hood Of sl5o, 900. He provided out
Of his pocket entertainment for
numerous distinguished guests, in
Guiding Prince Henry of Prussia, and
In order to be near the city in
summer he rented an expensive place
at Rye. The salary lie $4,000 per
year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26

Miss Sadie Stewart, who lives with
her parents mile north of town, was
attacked by vicious COW few days
ago and had very narrow escape
from death. The COW rushed upon
her without warming and before being
rescued by her father she was hooked
under the jaw, the cows horn tearing
open the flesh for distance of three
inches.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26

Once more u 10 ours TO rejoice with
the people Of Occur d'Alene and
vicinity in the unprecedented pros
perity Of the year iust drawing 60 a
close, and TO thank you most heartily
for the liberal share you have given
us Of your patronage. We trust with
you the record Of the pas, year will
he an earnest Of the new year, aud
take this opportunity TO wish you all
good things. May all your hopes be
realized.
Again thanking you for favors
In the past. aud respectfully solicit
Ing your patronage In the New Year
We wish you a merry Christmas and
happy and prosperous New Year.
Cordially yours,
wIUuET'r a EMPEi co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
IAr,oSn RANKS oV aEn rATE
.ss.-..~, t..-ss ~ c.s-.psr-It.s ~ she
TFsasstr.

Dss.--.~, ts.uss ~ Csss.spss.Itss ~ ,hs
TFeasstr.
re rompstuilsr ~ the cuFreacy
u iss, tssaed statement giving =
Ezssasy. by clss~es. q National
ASKS oreanirsd in Idaho during The
pEipd from March "a. 1900 10
stsa,hsr 30. 1908. The report
ass that durinR this petiod II
raks usTs oFganiRed Ia The state
aA = capitalization Of les than
z. U'5o each, the total capitalize
81 81 The ! l hanks beina s21a, 600.
~ National Hanks woEe organized
ssias the same period With a capital
lso, 0ul each The ~ National
asks aSssnisod daring the period
ssesui have a total capitalization Of
EsOoo.
That the national banking business
@ss prosperous In idaho thar
As' sister states is shown by tbs
q TIA, ia Utah there we're oall
y National Banks organized dur
The above stated period with /
~ specialization Of $3.50. 600
ute National bank vas organizes
sssais druing THE period with
t'Alliation Of 100000. In %
= domain u Montana only thrc
N'anai Banks were organized
as total capitalization Q
9VoO. while 10 Wyoming onl
sas'onal Banks vere organize
sS,OOO
~ report also sivea some valt
I, Information with reference /
w. Banks organized throuahot
''e country In Novembel
,'s''onal banking association
es'eease capital oi tTs6. oOI
~. @,sahi'ed, Of witch Is, vii
1.,. 49, o. sieo, 500 we're hanks vii
-" capital Of less ths
M ~ ~ and two with capital
~. 49, banks with = individu
NC . 100000 respectively.
- ,'S.lhg the organizations
~ :, WITH these effected Sin
" 1900 the total number
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26

The members of Kootenai lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, are making prep
arations 60 produce the drama Of
Damon and Pythias" at an early
date after the completion of the new
opera house. This is one of the most
pathetic dramas ON the stage and
will attract q large audience.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
PAPER rrLr MILL ASSURED.
Post rails 10 Have New Industry with
BiE Paw Roll.

Post rails 80 Havr a New Industry with
Big Pay Roll.
Post Falls, Idaho, Dec. %, j. X.
Atkins. Of New York state, has been
here for the past ten days in the
intcrcs, Of the establishing of big
paper mill at this place, Another
member of the company, Mr.. Stratton,
is al Seattle and Is daily expected to
arrive, when they will look over the
situation here. then go ON up the lake,
the 81. Joe, st. Maries and Occur d.
Alene rivers 90 look over the timber
belt accessible TO Post Falls by wate'
navigation. They will probably
spend about two weeks in their In
vrstieation aud in locating tim6e
llands, when they will make deiinit
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26

Apply by postal card to Frank II.
Back, City. dec. a6-4-p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-02
BY AUTHORITY
ACT 10.

AN Acr RELATING EMBEzzLENENT, AMENDING SECTIONS
AND 3 OF CHAPTER XVIII PENAL CODE Penal
Laws Sections 15s 159).
Be If enacted by the Legislature Territory of Hddi
SECTION Chapter XVIII of the Penal Code
penal Laws hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
a. Whoever being officer employee OF the TERRITORY
or of any political municipal corporation or subdivision
thereof guilty of note OF other
effects or property belonging the Territory to such po
ica or municipal corporation division thereo shall pc
punished by Imprisonment hard labor for not more han
ten years. by exceeding five times the value OF the
thing property embezzed"
SECTION q Section of Chapter XVIII of the Penal Code
penal Laws 1881 hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
49, Whoever guilty of embezzement other Tan is spec
fled in the preceding section the amount OF one
hundred dollars more shall be punished by imprisonment
at hard labor by fine not exceeding
five times the property thing embezzled; II 1t
he shall be punished by Imprisonment hard labor not more
than one year. by exceeding five hundred dollars
and if it be to an twenty dollars he shall be
punisbed by Imprisonment labor than six
months or by fine exceeding one hundred dollars
SECTION This Act the twentieth day.
after its approval.
Approved day of April, A d 1903
SANFORD B. DOLE,
Governor of the Territory o Hawaii
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ACT II.

AN AcT RELATING FELoN1oUs BRANDING OF CATTLE
AMENDING SECTION CHAPTER XIV THE PENAL.
CODE penal Laws Section 215)
Be enacted BY the Legislature of Territory HGsoii:
SECTION Section of Chapter of the Penal Code
penal Laws Section 21 hereby as
follows:
81 Whoever shall wlfuy feloniously brand or other
wise mark any kline horse mule sheep goat cattle
belonging to another with his mark, with the mark of
another not the of the animal or marked
with the intent to convert it to his the use of
another shall be punished Imprisonment not more than
one by fine not exceeding dollars for
each kline horse mule sheep cattle thus brand
ed marked"
SECTION This Act shall take effect twentieth day
after its approval.
Approved this LIST day of April A. d. 1908
SANFORD B. DOLE.
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
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ACT ID.

An Acr TO BURGLARY AMENDING SECTION or Acr
IS OF THE LAWS 1896 penal Laws, Section 1867.
Be enacted BY the legislature of Territory of HasoaH
SECTION Section of Act SO of the Laws Of 1896 pen,
s section 100 is hereby to read as follows
ecuon o. Whoever is convicted burglary in the 6rsf
degree shall be punished by Imprisonment at hard 1h Co.
not more than twenty years Whoever convicted Of bn
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ACT IL.

AN Acr RELATING RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS,
AMENDING SECTION OF Xxx PENAL
CODE Penal Laws, Section 174.
Be enacted BY the Legislature of the Territory of Ha1Oai'
SECTION L. Section of Chapter Xxx of the Penal Code
penal Laws 17 hereby amended read
follows:
IS. Whoever is guilty of receiving stolen goods to the
dollars more shall be punished by
Imprisonment hard labor than FIVE years. and by
fine exceeding five hundred dollars; and it be
than hundred dollars shall be punished
by Imprisonment hard labor than year,
by fine not exceeding hundred dollars"
This shall effect twentieth dag
after its approval.
Approved this day of April A. D. 1908.
SANFORD B. DOLE,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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ACT 16.
AN Acr RELArINe no GuARpIANs AND WARDS.

AN ACT RELATING GUARDIANS WARDS
SECTION l. Section 1s4s of the Civil Code Civil Laws See
1866 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section Circuit Judges shall have jurisdiction
point guardians minors others according to Law
Section 1349 the Civil Code Civil Laws Sec
1862 is hereby amended to read as follows:
"section Nothing contained this Chapter shall inn
pair affect the of court judge to appoint
guardian defend interests any minor implicated in
such before such judge interested in suit
pending power appoint
person friend minor, commence prosecute
defend any suit in his behalf
B. Civil Code Civil Laws Sec.
1880 is hereby amended to follows:
When any minor other person liable to
put guardianship according provisions of this
Chapter shall reside without this Territory and shall have
any therein any friend of such person, any
terested in expectancy otherwise may apply
Circuit Judge any Circuit which there property
belonging such minor other and after notice ID
all persons interested be given in such the judge
shall shall be required by law rule of Court
and after full hearing examinations if it shall
to him proper he appoint guardian for such absent
person.
SECTION 13Tsof the Civil Code Civil Laws, Sec
1991) is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
1878 Such license either of the afore
said may granted any Circuit Judge of the Circuit in
which any of the estate intended to be sold lies"
1886 of the Civil Code Civil Laws
1890 is hereby amended read follows:
Section 1886. When minor, insane person. spend
thrift residing without the Territory shall be put under
guardianship country he resides
have guardian appointed this Territory, the foreign
guardian may file authenticated copy his appointment
in the Circuit Court of Circuit which there property
belonging such minor insane spendthrf after
which he licensed sell the real of
and otherwise the and the
terms and conditions prescribed in this Chapter
guardian appointed this Territory excepting in
the particulars hereinafter mentioned"
SECTION 1346134s, 13611364 1866 1876
1871 1876 1879 $780, as by Chapter XXxIv
of the Laws 1870 1884, Code
Civil Laws Secs 1851 1959196 1941977 $685. 1884, 1885,
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AN Act RELATING LARCENY, AMENDING SECTION 10
CHAPTER XVI PENAL CODE AMENDED Aer
25 LAWS 1896 penal Laws, Section 1872.
Section Is of Chapter XVI the Penal
amended by Act % of the Laws of 1896 Penal Laws
ton 1872 is hereby amended to read follows:
"5 Larceny is of two degrees first and second Larceny
of the property of the value of than fifty dollars
degree shall punished by Imprisonment
hard labor not more than ten years
All other larceny is in the degree and shall be
ished Imprisonment hard labor than year.
or by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars"
This Act shall take effect the twentieth day
after its approval
Approved this LIST day of April, A. D. 1903
SANFORD B. DOLE
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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1892 1898 1896 1897 zoos 2o are hereby amended 81
striking thererom the words of probate" and aCourt
wherever they and by inserting lieu of the Wort
court where so stricken out the word Judge
SECTION Section 1888 of the Civil Code civil Laws SEQ
2O01) is hereby repealed
prevail
Approved this 1st day of April, A. D. 1903
SANFORD b. DOLE,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
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gay in the second punished by
at hard labor not than years.
SECTION 2 This Act shall effect on be tun4;o+, d
- after its approval
Approved this 1st day of April, A D. 1903
SANFORD B. DOLE.
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
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AN Act REPEAL Acrs II THE Provisional Gov
ERNaENr Penal Laws, Chapter Cd RELATING
SALE OPIuhd
Be it enacted BY the Legislature of the Territory of 0aUaii
SECTION Acts Il II of the Provisional
Government of the Hawaiian penal Laws Chapter
90 relating the Importation opium hereby
repealed.
SECTION 2 This Act shall take effect on the day of it's
approval
Approved this LIST day of April A. D, 1908.
SANFORD B. DOLE
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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The RECORD viii be found for Business
Men, Plantation Agents, Attorneys Notanes etc.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
ORCAS

Mr.. and Mrs Van Bogaert, ST., will
soon move into their pretty cottage.
The school directors met Saturday
aud decided to have school begin on
she third Monday in March.
The recently organized ladies' club
here is called "The Neighborly Club,
IF Orcas." Mrs. Weldy is president,
Hiss Graft, secretary and Miss King,
treasurer. The club will give Japan
csc basket social and dance at Suther-
lands hall Friday evening of this
week.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12

Jos. Vetter, p. Laplant and Taylor
Wakefield went to Whatcom Saturday.
Chase Bros. have made two impor-
TINT additions to their mill site by
. urchasing lots from Mrs. Barker and
Mr.. Chalmers.
Richard Giffin. of Grand Forks, Yu-
kon Territory, has been visiting old
friends here and at Deer Harbor. He
IS said to have some valuable mining
interests in the far north.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
EAST SOUND

George sutherland has lost his Shet-
land pony.
Good prunes are bringing about s
cents pound.
Ed. Templn has been away on bust
ness for few days.
Postmaster Showers was a visitor to
the county seat the first Of the week.
The play at the Odd Fellows hall
Thursday evening was success finan-
cially.
We hear Andrew Newhall intends
TO have his new boat on the route 10y
the first of June.
Mrs Alex Hall and little sons and
her sister, Miss McCrary, visited East
sound friends few days ago.
Quite number of our East Sound
young people attended the baud con-
cert at West Sound Friday night.
1t seems that we will have to get
along few more months before the
episcopal churches OF East Sound and
West Sound Will have regular services.
What have we done? If we are wicked
we really need the help of "a minister;
If good, we still need one to keep us in
ne right way.
Mrs. Patterson, wife of Rev. j. w.
Patterson, received "a telegram last
week from Owen Sound, Ontario, in
forming her of her mothers death. 1t
is a hard blow to Mrs. Patterson, who
had not seen her mother for ten wears
and was happily planning to make her
an extended visit during the coming
summer.
The best Washing Machine on Earth
ut Fowle's.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12

We dding gifts, cut glass and sill
yer. c cLEMA MS, Seattle.