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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

visor. Il could not ufs6w ia Drcatise
to be ohilterated by p mere woman.
Il remembered. fortunately that the
ground on Whla the house Ia 10
Gated was nopaci for Tho new jail
aud without formalitY commenced
Saturday 10 tear it down. Airs Cor
don held out until she saw the
greater part Of her cosy home trans
formed into n Nnodpllo In ths back
yard. Then she capitulnted. She
hastily called In "a Second hand fur
Eiture dealer and what furniture
she could not dlapoas Of 20 that
gentleman she carried Of herself
The house Is located on the Kaez=
o. block II II one Of three dwell
mFB built here some II years ago
b. The ptrnssr afisr whom ths block
h. uamsd. The other two housta
Will also BOON have 10 ba removed
aa the bloet Is 10 Do us4l a. "a site
for tho pew ia
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SMASHED
BY CAR
DRIVER OF GROCERY WAGON
ALMOST KILLED BY REck-
LEssaEss OF aoToRaka

August kanes. a driver IN the en-
ploy % George b. Heigcsen. grocer.
1879 First avenue. was seriously in
lursd In a collision with car No.
2Q1 Of the Seattle Electric company
At the intersection Of Terry avenue
and Howell street. about o'clock
last night. That Aanes and a com
pani0n wcre not Instantly killed u
nothing short Of miraculous. Both
were hurled from the seat OF the
wagon. AaucB was finally dragged
from under his horses hoofa and
taken lnto a wayslds store. where
he was found 20 be badly cut about
the head. He was removed 20 his
lodgings in the ambulance.
Aanes and his companion. In
trying 10 avoid one car. were DELHI
erately struck by the second car.
which they say they did not see.
The motorman IN charge Of the
ear claimed that he supposed that
the driver had seen him az a dis
lance and did not check his speed.
No passengers rang for the car TO
stop al Terry avenue and the car
vas running at almost full speed.
Tho crash came and wagon. team
and occupants were carried fully 30
feet on the fender Of the car How
the occupants of the wagon escaped
death % a mystery.
a star reporter was I'm the yIein-
Ity Of the accident There was no
attempt 70 check the speed of the
car. and the motorman did not ring
his bell Several people In that Vi
entity say that motormen run their
cars across this crossing a. danger
our speed. They claim that no
driver would have time 20 avert an
accident.
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house ia still there. but n will soon
be reduced to an old luaaber pile.
Tho board OF works has won out.
Mrs. Gordon no longer holds the
fort. Tho auddenneaa With which
she was eYictcd demonstrate tho
exceptional capacity OF the members
OF the board o. do things aud do
them quickly when they really want
tn
The body has established a new
record.
Last June II became the Disagree
able duty Of tho secretary Of the
board 10 inform Mrs. Gordon that
unless she could DO more prompt Ia
paying her burden Of taxation 10
the city II would heeuHne thu hzty
OF this hoard 20 ndysrtifp. Tot Hpafc
generous tenant. Mrs Gordun evil
IDENTIFY did not agree with him, foe
a . never paid an more Of her
hard -cltrned money % Treasurer
kuthbun. OF even called 10 tel tbs
reason why.
The dignifod members of the
board were on the point Of asking
Chief Delaney 10 help them ont.
when they reflected that the chief
had no authority 70 use force oil
arms ia such matters. SO they
turned Il over 90 Corporation Coun-
sci Gillian Tho latter has been
struggling with the difficulty ever
since Whether other duties were
more pressing or that he finally
succumbed 10 tho Establishments oil
the fair tenant OF the municipality
Is not known.
However. the board. which has
been known 90 deal some telling
blows 10 proefastinatlns street con
TRAITORS and bulldozing corpora
tiona. decided that. notwithataud
.ng the defeat Of the elty's leEal AL
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How's ThIsY

We offer One Hundred noiisr. n.
VII Tor ahF case - catHrrh tHaf
s9aaet DO cured hy Halls Cata9fb
p , CHENEY a co. Toi.s, a
We. the uud resigned. have 49, A.
= cheney Tor che last Is yrars -
eshsFe him perfectly honorable In III
go Nat7ag lions and financially
able 90 carry eat any ablIaaffaf,. a.. T.
IL his firm inaaa
WAL.niNG. kfNNAN q MARVIN
= NJ ho.csale htaaEista. Toledo. a
AtaHa tAtaErh cure Is taken me.
many acting directly umau th- Tff
ghd mucNua surfaces OF the nynfesf
lest monials sent. FREQ. Price &, e.6t.
PEI ny sod hE az bruEgiats.
patton SO N'ttais
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ploymont agencies 10 gaze upon tho
slowing promises plaatcred upon
the announcement boards.
Row he has ordered hla we'll
dressed and hard working patrol
mon to arrest all peHoNN In need OF
work found in The south end Of the
city, lie proposes to put them to
work ON the chain gang.
Notwithstanding his fierce deter
mlnatiun to capture the daeile ho-
hocs below Hosler Way. the mayor
seems 10 be unable 10 pick NJ the
we'll dressed yagranta ot North Sc
attic and their female companions.
Tho latter kavc beeouso a nuisance
on urpg~ fkyas aTenae. Oftentimca
drunken ARD dfaVEslersy, tSsir pres
enco " an insult In pedestrians as
we'll as street car passengers.
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CHOW AND ROOF ON
SUPRE ME BENCH

OLYMPIA. Jan ~ Judge Her.
man u. Grow. Of spokane. and Milo
A Root. Of Seattle. recently appoint
cd members gf tho supreme court
10 fIll the positions created by the
enactment Of law hy the present
legislature iusreallrg the membr-
ship Of The aupremc court from five
90 seven members. took their seats
on the supreme bench yesterday af=
tefnuun
Attached 10 The law increasing the
membership WIS an emergency
clause 80 that Il became effective
Immediately after ita enactment
The work Of the court has been 30
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@fUQgsY0''
Al Notice In Prominent
southern Paper Of Inter.
.sl 10 Seattle Residents

~. AZ the best knaWm uowspa=
!. me South is the Guide" Of
-. n g. It's publisher, J. 7.
,,' - sends rs Jhc following clip
- 18th request 60 publish:
- ass,,gnA by the editor 81 the
,,..sas 4 bottle q iyomel. the won
s'.fsi treatment Ihaf cures eatarrh
st,saet stomach dosing. We can
- in highest praise q It's re-
.s.rkahle power 81 cure aud relieve
s.ssrfh OF the head aud throat
Teis mention is made not a. an
.txrfslssmsnt but In the interest
- ,heso Who suffer the torture OF
,s.t terrible disease, cataFrh."
m sendlnE the clipping. Mr.. Pit
80 wfota The following letter:
- rneiose little piece from my
- issued today. You will see
- his that [ desire to push the
..nins on Uydmel as Gar as possible.
lar nslng 70 Ia ms own family aud
49, nat BE- sixas the desired relief
:, fksf take pleasure IN spreading
a. aaa near the knowledge OF this
sere relief Ger eatarrh.
ne Quaker Drug Co. In prepare
tan for catarrhal troubles OF this
$500 % the year. have ordered a
l.rse sock ol uyomol. and cell it
u,fsr guaraufea 90 refund the
wanay Il 10 does not relieve The
rsupiegs outfit costs but 81. and
sxtra bottles can be obtained Tor so
sgrts Ask them 90 show you the
s,vnx guarantee under which they
al il THIS remarkable remedy
n~aieafes the air you breathe.
s,a.hlus and healing the mucous
ne~heane % the air passages. and
maktng complete cure ~ the worst
ease q eafarrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

Six months aKo Mrs. Gordon nesF
looted cor the FIRST time 10 hand her
monthly rent OF So 10 Treasurer
Rathbun. Since then The combined
efforts Of tho board % works. tho
corporation counsel and the chief Of
police have failed 10 dialodso her.
Saturday night. however. when
the rain commenced 30 como IN
through tho rafteru. the shingles
having been torn off she LEFT. She
took her piano aud dishpana with
her. The major portion Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
BOARD OF WORKS.
GETS REAL BUSY
REMOVES LONE WOMAN FROM HOUSE ron NOT PAYING
RENT, BUT STILL PERSISTS IN ALLOWING CONTRACTORS
TO HOLD UP CONTRACTS

heeauae tho board 81 works has
been unable e. tarcc Mrs l.. COT
don 20 move cut OF house al 4Ib
Terrace street. owned by the city.
II has been driven 20 the alternative
OF tearinE down tho hnuae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
Restoring Hearing
To Deaf Ears

Mr. III. u. F1ack, Spokane.
WASH tf6
I lost my hearing when but
child through the effgrts of
scarlet fever and was treated
unsuccessfuiiy b. the most dIs-
tlnFuiHhed specialists Of Europe
and the Eastern states. without
receiving the slightest Benefit
Ny case was given up ~ hope
less by al the physlciaualI con-
suited until at last I was Induced.
with little faith or hope 1df r.
lief. 10 try the Columbian T-resst.
ment I am very happy 70 say
that this treatment restored my
hearing. and I would earnestly
advise all sufferers frgsA ear
troubles 10 consult the Columbian
physicians"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

A formal charge Of larceny viii
be filed against Arthur Vorec. n
eolored beilboy az the Hotel Ste
vena lie was arrested yesterday by
city Detective Adams lie attempt
ID 90 throw n lot Of his stolen
plunder IN the bay in order 70 es-
cape detection. Vorce has been
stealing articles around the hotel for
some time. but suspicion never rest
ed upon him until recently.
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for ten long years.
Many remedies and physl-
clans proved Intellectual in Civ
Ing me even relief from my 4uf.
feriuEs. hut at last I went to the
Columbia Institute and COM
msncad course Of treatment
When I finished my treatment I
was a well man. and not trace
u asthma remained.
1T Il now THREE YEARS
SINCE I TOOK THE C1LtfAf-
ETAN TREATMENT AND
THERE HAS NOT BEE% THE
SLIGHTEST INDICATION or
RELAPSE"
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At Ballard


A petition VIII he brought before
the council tonight by the property
owners on Fourth avenue Co have
Hghta extended out that thorough
fare. en- Fourth avenue there are
40 sidewalks. and since the last
rains the people lying in that yicin-
il ycannot 50 out h the evenings
on account OF the mud and water.
The same property owners VIII
bring another petition up before long
Tor n sidewalk on one slide 81 the
street Thia petition was taken up
and signed a short time ago, but
several Of the slEuera backed out
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AFTER THE
HOBOES

N,ver paluuesr "a once moro ON
- srsil of the helpless hobo and
" ssan without "a job several
t ns he Instructed hia whole
- - sspsrttn an Go stop iob hunt
= s,m collecting in ront OF en-
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divided that five members only viii
be- ON the bench al ono time. the
other two taking up the work
which has accumulated ON the
hands Of the court.
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IN my shoulders and arms. The
pains were very severe. and al
tltnes I could not raise my arm.
This trouble also hah been cured.
and my general health greatly
improved.
Cannot SPEAK Too Highly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

Marie Y Anderson WIN this morn
INK granted 4 diyoree from John w.
Anderson GA the ground Of deBcr-
ton.
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Cures at No me

n not convenient for you 10
call at our office. write IA FOR
any Information you may require.
our question blank With full
particulars Of treatment. sent
free on application.
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Tonight Rlll decide whether az not
a packing house VIII BE- permitted
to BE- erected Ga the vicinity af Rail-
read avenue. or whether it viii be
pat In some other Part % the city.
There have been strong objections
On the part Of the property owners
near the proposed site 81 the plant
Thry do not want Il In that part
- enc city. and have done al they
can TO keep II away. Tonight the
property owners VII b. present az
the COUNSEL
The Degrce % Honor viii give a
card social Thursday evening. jan
uary IS. AZ the city hall
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q this splendid treatment. ana
AL the sick "a Seattle should
know Of ita remarkable potency
IN the cure OF obstinate disease. e
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ms constant ltsadavhs,

ths nau.eatlng dropping IN my
throat. and has restored my
ssuss Of Smell. which had been
badly impaired. Before my treat
ment any unusual cxsrtion would
put me out 81 breath. but I can
now walk quickly up tbs strerest
hiii IN the city without tho slight
asI distress
In addition 20 tbs catarrhal
disease I was
Afflicted With Rhsurs,lsm
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Formal charges Of robbery were
today filed by Prosecuting Attorney
Hackintosh against John Bush and
!. W. G.e Roy for the appropriation
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Of threatened consumption
The healing. soothing medica-
ton proved equally successful In
my own case. sly cough has been
removed aud my health fully re-
stored"
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IN ARMS AGAINST FIoAr

~ ARMS AGAINST FIGHT
The eitiHens OF this city are up
IN arms against plans 10 gun of
a ught on the night OF January 81.
Thcy say there viii not be a fight
II thc citizens OF the town can stop
H. A prominent business man u
the city said this morning
until the men set into the ring
ID is 10 be a boxiuE enutrat After
that they pay no marc attention 60
thn Law. and there - uo effort on
the part OF the officials OBJ stop N.
There have been several nEhtH IN
thls city on the same plan. II it
il not a fight. it Is a fake, and that
i Just as had
The eIliaena % ballard say that
II their mayor viii not stop the
fIshi they viii. A petition VII be
Haaard around Tor the business men
~ the city 60 SIGN.
Yea I have given the boys per-
mission 10 have boxing contest
IN this city on January 81. but 10
must NOT be brutal Any brutality
On the part % the fighters Wifi re-
sHit In The fight being stopped Do
This ia what Mayor zuok stated thia
morning when asked whether CT not
Be had given his consent lu prize
fight We have an athletic club
here. and they have bad several box
ing contests before. and. us &c f. not
against the law, l have no eh1ee-
ttoua.-
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a Rheumatic Cripple
Freed From Pain
Dlscards His Clutches

col c. II. Graham. OF Athol.
Idaho:
1 was IN
a Badly Crippled Condition
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Il have regaiued much OF the
weight | had lost. have good
appetite and perfect digestion.
and am stronger every day.
am doing all my own house,
work With ease and without
fatigue.
such medical skill, available
10 all at a triflinE cost, is a
great boon 20 sufferers"
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Healing and Soothing
The Columbian TreaimeI
Wooks Its Cures

MrH. =. J. Townsend. Of 1907
south ToFly- fourth street. Taco
ina. aaya
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worse with each succeeding year
until I was finally forced 10
leave my home IN the east and
seek relief In change Of climate
For n time I was somewhat bet
ter. but tho disease Soon returned
and caused me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
Saved al the Brink
OF the Grave

Mrs. T. Malm. Old Town. Ia
coma
My illness commenced with
feeling % irritation IN the
stomach. which soon became
a Craving Pain.
when the stomach was empty.
followed by nausea and oppres-
sion after eating IL became
gradually more difficult 10 d.
gest solids OF any kind. until I
was obliged 10 coufine myself
10 a diet OF milk and liquid
food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

All rheumatic sufferers should
profit by my experience.
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ancc. and my case seemed
hopeless. indeed.
The nature Of my trouble
was Immediately recognized by
the consulting physician, under
whose skillful treatment l be-
gan at once to improve. and l
am
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= Have Beer Cured

BY the Columbian treatment %
very severe bronchitis. This
trouble. resulting from a cold.
had extended TO my lungs. caus-
ing
Great Pal, and Di.tres,
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Chronic Asthma
Permanently Cured

AR. Daniel Graham. south
PARK. Seattle
I took the Columbian Treat
meut after suffering from aath-
ma Tor the greater Part Of my
life. and the result ives
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in my condition. am entirely
free from pain. the first time in
years. and the stiffness OF my
joints has disappeared. together
With the swelling Of my feet. l
have
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in my chest. together with a deep.
hacking cough that worried me
all day and kept me awake at
night. I suffered much and was
quite anxious concerning my con-
itfion when went To the Column
bian Institute. where my
Husband Had Been Cured
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catarrh and rheumatism
Both Cured
Mr.. W. A. FRASER. 60 NEW
YORK BLOCK. SEATTLE.
Phone, Blue T4f.

Yes. u Is true that ! have
taken The columbian treatment.
aud the results have convinced
me that
u Nas no Eausl
In tho cure Of chrunln diseases
This treatment has cured fus q
cutarrh. from which / had sur
fered for twenty years. and dur
ina that tirun bad unnecessarily
uHad scores Of remedies ard cures
81 every conceivable description.
Il has removed the obstruction OF
tho noatfila.
Tn. cor.ta,, H..dasb.
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when I commenced the Column
hian Treatment. For many years
had been victim OF rheuma-
tism In a most severe form. The
disease was contracted during
the civil var and my suffering
had been beyond the power OF
any words to fittingly describe.
The Columbian Treatment has
Worried . Mlahty Change
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for foods / could not eat. and
wasted to mere shadow OF
myself. losing % pounds in
weight / took numerous sfom-
ach medicines. blood medicines
and toulcs that did me no good.
and the doctors l consulted did
not understand my case. so
could give me no relief.
Nv hen l went at last to the
Columbia Medical Institute I
had grown 80 weak that I was
Unable 10 Walk
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About With Perfect Ease.
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since childhood 7 have been
troubled With difncuItY ia
breathing and ahoFtnsHs Of
breath. and mY condition grew
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0I.earded Nv crutehes and waIL
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BARGAINS
FOR THIS WEEK

hlgH CT Norm star shoes. that ssH
= -. Sd for So thls week
LlAsknnANs rahhsrn. wsoI Hpsd
- - az H. Tor this week.
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DVl.lsAk az vel steam ahrunk un-
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"SAfNIA and New Hrrlnsulek ara
80 bf5t4in HH wfanf 81 g uudarurgar
= e Tor this week
INTERNATIONAL and usrsT-6 $40
-. ~ ard HG shirts at ~
-
80 shirts 70 above makes. an uixaa
- sane a8 above. at 1ae Tor tbs
'oi-tsd ~ Z canvas vests. the q 81
-sI AZ &C iaf This week
S y. 20 overails. oso DC Kind. al -
!, ~ - sIlsrsndars. al &c kinds
- Tor TITS Week
- - a1d boff string Windsor and
IA - iles, e goods At izshc for
NDfisA you % see our Windows.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-17
BICYCLING
ALL THE STARS ARE
 TO MEET TONIGHT

with Tenn, Kramer, Lawson, Me Farland, the Bedell brothers, Doris n, Root and Folger carded to start in the twenty-mile championship bicycle race at Madison Square Garden tonight. the contest will tax the speed and gameness of the best pedal pushers in America. To make the race contest rom beginning to end there will be a special prize for the leader of each mile.
 Ihree events for amateur riders are on the program and a tremendous en- try list has been received for the races. comprising half-mile race for novices, half-mile handicap and mile handi- cap. '. W. Rupprecht of the Bay View Wheelmen, Newark. who sur prised the talent last Monday night by beating big fields in two events, will ride in the handicap races. He M.ll start from scratch in both events.
 That cycle racing has not by any means lost it's hold .on the public will be demonstrated tonight by the an pearance of team from the New York Athletic club. which will repre- sent the Mercury Foot in the amateur events.
 In addition to the twenty mile race the managers have provided a one-mile handicap race for the professionals. All the best men in the game wpl start in this event, including the stars of the Vailsburg track, where exciting events are pulled off every Sunday.
 Menus Bedell, who defeated Louis Mettling in the paced race at tue Gar den last Monday night. is a real find in the motor-paced racing game. Will Stinson is to race Hugh McLain next Monday night. and the Bedells are Willing to back Menus against the win enr of this event for any amount of money. Menus himself is brimming over with confidence in his ability to outwit McLain or any other pace fol lower in the world.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-17

terprising managers than any other man who wore a uniform. His antics while with Pittsburg four years ago were harmless at first, but as the sea- son progressed he would time and again fail to appear when advertised to missing, and a hunt finally located the big twirler standing on a box in front of ten-cent side show exhorting the crowd to come in and see the wonder him to return to the fold, when all went we'll for while, until one after noon spectator in the grand stand made some disparaging remark to the big pitcher, who threw the ball on the ground, jumped into the grand stand, grabbed the offender by the neck, and hustled him out. He was arrested for this, but the case was settled out of court Another time, when pitching against Baltimore, Rube called in the outfielders and sent the infielders to the bench, and struck out the next two batsmen. Upon another occasion he failed to turn up and was found on a vacant lot pitching game for a schoolboy team. and refused to go to the ball park until he had struck out the side At Cape May he was billed to pitch against the seashore nine, but did not like the job. To get away from the task he walked out to the edge of the pier and deliberately fell over- board. When he was hauled out of the water he laughed at his rescuers.
 His experience on the stage in "The Stain of Guilt" was one unbroken chain of adventures. He persisted in coming on at the wrong time, seldom knew his lines, and insisted in occupying the center of the stage at all times. The management was at last compelled to put Rubes trunk on the street and re- fused to let him enter the theater. After this experience he tried his hand at the butchering business, and after he had mangled pound after pound of choice steaks, chops and roasts he was once again cast adrift. Driving hack was his next venture, but after he had ruined two or three good horses and scared the wits out of at least half dozen passengers he lost his job.