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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

A merry nclghhorhood row. which
has aroused the German aud Aus
trian colony of about SO families
near Gle Elum for several months.
was brought 90 notice before Judge
Morris Tuesday morning
Mrs Matt kumpf. determined
looking little Austrian woman. drag
god her German husband up before
an insanity commission aud endea-
vored n have him sent through.
post haste. 90 Stdlacoom. on the
plea that he continually quarrcled
with her and WAS drunk. crazy
full" all the time.
AZ this point Of the evidence how
ever Deputy sheriff Tom smith,
who has known all parties concern
ed for years. interposcd the remark
that Matt kumpf drank no more
frequently. nor deeper. than did his
wife. and that the afafir was simply
a nelghborhood row. participated Ia
by every German and Austrian Ia
The settlement also that Mrs.
kumnfs brother was apparently
Fcsirous 90 railroadlnE Kumpl
through 10 the insane asylum on ac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
RATES
STRUCK AT LAST
COUNCIL PASSES ORDINANCE EsrA5LisHEs PRICES AT
WHICH MUNICIPAL cuRRENT SHALL "a soLo-REDucrioN
or oNE.rHRp PRESENT RATES IN RESIDENCE DIS.
MADE
NclL PASSES ORDINANCE

The ordinance establishing rates
FOR municipal light aud power was
passed by the council Monday night
President Gill casting the only neg
alive vote. glll. as IL sometimes hts
custom. went off az hatf-roek. leaV-
Ing hiH chair 10 make a haaty ard
lu-advisod attack upon the ordi-
nance.
His fellow members did not pay
much attention 20 him. and PASSED
Il, anyhow. The ordinance L. the
result of several months 81 slow but
painataking work by the lighting
committee and superintendent
Noungs, aud Il h thought 10 he
thoroughly and wisely drawn. The
rates are as low ha they should be
n the plant Is 10 be operated az a
profit, the residence lighting ratea
being 80 pei cent less than the re-.
dueed rates put Into effect BY the
Seattle Electric company several
months ago. and Sc per cent less
than the rHtea imposed hy the ee-
topua before the construction Of the
municipal plant began.
The ordinance Ia 50 constructed
that the small consumer b. given
the full benefit % the municipal
plant. discounts being made ~ ref
erence 70 the number % hours llEht
aud power Is used instead Of the
aize % the load
en- said that n was foolish for the
city 20 Try 10 undsrbid private cent
paniea IN the business hIsiriet such
as IN che contract fof lighting the
union depot Ito thought the rest.
deaers of the city whiah are noW be.
tnk robbed 70 the tune 81 s. and Sc
a month should BE- Fivsn tho benefit
Of the municipal plant So far he
WIS right. but then be kof OF wroug
and asserted that the Rates Tor resi-
denee lights should be ngiii further
reduced A. he frankly admitted.
however, that he did net know what
BE was talking about. hts remarks
sefe not taken very seriously
In is repert the committee stated
that since the completion % the city
plant the number ~ fueandeHreni
lamps had been Increased from 500
to 4s0o. and ares from 200 % 700.
being under the impression that ths
Nlath ward had been setting an the
sparkirrH.
The committees said II wan willing
10 submit To all honest criticism
that q was a difficult matter 70
properly establish rates. and that u
hoped TO learn considerable b. eN-
pWrtencr. The committee rxprenaaa
itH pleasure - the reduction lt had
been able % bring about n the resi-.
denee districts, and also expressed
TIE hope that Seattle would soon be
the best lighted city in America.
The rates for residence lighting
are b fiat meter rate. being : cent.
Tor the first kiipwatt hour. Z cents
fof the next 20, 8 cents for the third
e. and ceuta Tor ali over thai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

ice from the department. but the
fire company To answer the call
was at that hour fighting a fire of
less importance IN another section
Of that ncighborhood.
The company at Twenty-third and
Yesier was called 10 Eighteenth
and Atlantic. where the barn and
residence Of J. Fuller were threat
ened with destruction. The house
was saved but the barn was COM
pleiely destroyed. The fire occurred
at I O'Clock Monday afternoon. and
vas caused by children playing with
fire in the barn.
An alarm from box q summoned
the fire fighters 10 the rear of
Mix 4 Russeil's restaurant. First
avenue near Seneca. Tuesday morn
ing shortly after 6 o'clock. The roof
OF a eoiored resort was found In
flames. The origin OF the fire Ia
unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
B l. Q Q ID

On account Of IT, frixhtfui hldsous-
nsss Hiood Poisoning j. commonly
called the King % All Diseases II
may BE- either hereditary or contract.
ed Once the system r. tainted with ii
the disease may manifest Itself g. tns
form 81 sHHafHln. EirHafua. Rheumatic
Pains. stiff o. sUuiian Joints. h.rup-
tons Or Copper Cninfsd spots "a tho
Face or Body little Ulcers IN the
mouth or nu the tongue. sore Throat
Swollen TanHils. Falling out 81 the
Hair Or Eyebrows. and finally a Hsop-
ruus-like Decay % the Fieah and
Homes II you have any u these oT
similar Hsmrtuua. get BROW M 4
BLOOD CURE IMMEDIATELY. This
treatment II practically the raHait o.
life work II cuufNims no dangerous
drugs or Injurious medicines n any
kind. IL gees 90 The very bottom "a
the disenHa and forces out every par
ticis 81 impurify Soon every HlFn
and symptom diaappears. completely
and forever he blood. the tisnuea
the flesh. the bones and the whole
system are cieaused. purified and ~.
stored 10 perfect health. and the pa
TENT PR pared anew for the duties and
pleasures Of tifr. BROWNS HOOD
cuHE, 10 ,bottle. ia.ts q month
hads BY nH BROWN. Wi Arch ri
philadelrhia. For sale in Seattle only
b Quaker Drug Co. bi8-iois First
Avenue.
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500 Rnunrd. afnn

The readers OF this Daner will be
pleased 70 learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages. and
that Is Gatarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
D. the only positive cure now known
10 the medical fraternity. Catarrh ise-
ing a constitutional disease requires
a constitutional treatment Halls Ca
tarrh Cure n taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. thereby de-
stroYinE the foundation Of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
bV building up the constitution and
assisting nature Ia doing It's work
The uroprictors have 50 much faith
in its curative powers that they offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case that
IL fails TO cure. Send for list Of testi-
moutalR. Address.
y. J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo, O.
Sold BY Druggists. 7sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton
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a WONDERFUL TRANSITIONAL.
TfON.

'tnese pictures give you slight
idea OF the marvellous Improvement
that can be made by up to date sur
gerry IN the correction Of deformi-
ties aud the removal OF hlemiahea
OF the face This work Is done BY
a aufEeon who has made featuraI
surgery bis life study.
We HtraiRhton noses no matter
what shape they are In. correct out
standing ears. operate on hare lip
remove wrinkles. birth marks. etc.
without pain. AGAR OF detention from
business Many % these removed
without the knife.
suPERFLUOus HAIR without
making the face sore or leaving
marks and remove free any hairs
THAI return Treat skin diseases
LUPUS and CANCER included
using the FiSsEN and other thefa-
peutic lights. remove freckles. tan.
llvcr-npufa. and other dluc0ioratlons
THIS branch 0f the work being In the
hands q physician who Is a dor
mniolugtat Give scalp treatments
that cure dandruff and stop the hair
from falling out
Treat obesity reducing your
weight without inlurlnE your
health
Gives ahampooa. do manleuring
and massage. II you cannot visit
our offices. write Us about your
case
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ESTABLISHES PRlegs Al

amount.
The rates for business lighting
range from cents 60 2's cents. ae-
cordiug 90 the hours during which a
customer uses current
Power rates vary from cents 10
Is cent on the same basis ar bust
ness lighting. that is a discount IL
given according Co the time each day
that the consumer uses power.
J. y. Ross. superintendent OF The
tght plant. made to The Star Tues
DAY morning the following state
ment regarding the rates fixed
The ordinance passed Monday
night establishes separate rates fof
realaener lighting. business lighting
and power The method OF chafE.
inE for residence lighting II decided
~ different from the method OF
charging for business lighting and
motor work
The fl1t meter rate was chosen
Tor It's simplicity and it II believed
that THIS method viii be aatinfact ofy
Tor meat residences.
The same system applied 10 bus
mess lighting or motor work. how
ever would be- very unfaif Take.
ZOE instance. the man who burns his
lamps fur 10 hours 10 costs the city
almost az much 10 operate the plant
Tot one hour As it does for g.
New. the man who uses his cuel
rent fur 10 hours would have a rsssd !
INK 10 times as great as the fnaa
who uses current Tor ouIY one bout
psr DAY. u u plain that a FIAT me
ter rate would give him about IL
times the btu that the one hour USED
would have. though q cozia ths ct
nearly ths same 10 carry each.
II il evident that a rate shout ]
be fixed by which the customer Is
given discount according To the
hours he uses current. a. sssil as faf
the alHe % bits load Fl
'Thia ayHtrm appeals 70 the iaiai !
ness man. u motor work 1t viii ea r
courage longer hours on account 81
the small added cost. and thrFeHY
benefit the city ~ increasing it,
manufactures The system Ia Al
most as simple ~ the flat meter rate
and each contract Will give inatrue-
tiona On the back b. Witch a GUS
TONER can rea8ily compute his
months ban.
The city has rot established fiat
rates without meters for any work
becauHs u leads 20 unfalfness aud
endless sFouhls 70 beta plant aud
customer The principal cause OF
uufsifn@sa 20 the plant ~ the ten.
deucr 20 secretly replace small
lamps with larger ones. the cost be-
iuE the same. while the PRINCIPAL
cause 81 unfaifunaa to the customer
llra IN she fact that the rate must
Be raised above what a ulster rate
Nuoid Be.
II the current IL turned of " hen
not IN ice there l. chance OF neiI-
Inc 4 20 another consumer. but IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
GIRL WHO TOOK ACID
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Rebecea Shaffer. Il. Of Twenty
Seventh and Dearborn. died az the
Seattle General hospital. In spite OF
medical aid. on Tuesday afternoon.
Around her death Is woven a deep
mystery. She drank a weak sola-
ton OF carbolic acid Last Saturday
afternoon. shortly after she had
returned from a trip down town
with several girl friends
Her mother found her uncnn-
bcious on the fioor OF her room that
afternoon and the girl never recov.
erred consciousness. except for a few
minutes. since, She recognized her
parents on Monday aud bid them
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WATER SHIT OFF

water VIII be shut Off on Wed
nssdAy from 20 II a. m. on south
Tenth from Jackson 10 Lane. and
ON Lane from South Tenth TO
Twelfth. and everything south Of
Lane between Twelfth ana Six
te.nth avenue. 10 the city limits.
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has been The experience Of 81 plants
giving flat rates that the average
load Is very mueh greater. due 20
The uHeiraa waste of current
This means that smaller mum
Der OF consumers Will be required 20
consume the entire capacity Of "a
plant and the rats VIII necessarily
be greater.
I'VE are extending our lines ms
rapidly a. possible and by the end
Or the month will have our main
lines into most parts OF the city. In
Guiding Fremont aud Green Lake.
We have attempted. however. 20
take cafe Of street lighting first ln
the outlying districts we cannot In
stall lamps where grading iH 10 be
done immediately. as we would only
have 20 do the work twice. but the
delay Will only be for "A month or
two In most cases
IAN the power used for street
lighting and municipal buildings u
taken from one machine, which No
far scarcely gets warm. and an
other generator stands ready fof
use"
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goodbye. seeming TO realize that the
end was near.
Although the death Is due 70 the
eanstlc action OF the cRrboiie acid.
none was found in the girls room.
Il IL thought that she threw the
bottle through an open window
Dr. J II. Booth labored hard 10
save the girls life.
The remains we're removed to the
parlors OF the Bonney- Watson com
pany. where they win be held pend
ing funeral arrangements.
IL Is probable that Coroner Carroll
will inquire into the facta surround
ing the death Of the girl.
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conveyed the unknown cause OF Sol.
low fever. but he did not succeed in
demonstrating the truth OF his
theory.
DE- II. n. Carte. OF the marine
hospital service, had written a pa
per showing that although the pc
riod OF incubation was only five
days. yet a house 20 which a patient
was carried did not become infect ed
for rom 10 TO 20 days. To Reeds
mind this indicated that the un.
known infectivc agent had 10 IN.
dergo a period Of incubation OF from
10 To Is days In the body OF the bit
Ing insect
REJECT BACILLUS THEORY.
Up to this time the most general
~ accepted theory was that OF Sa.
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WOMEN SCRAP

Union, on Monday. we're treated %
a slx-rouud go between Mrs. Mary
r. I0uden and Letitia bryant the
latter being charged with forelbie
entry ami detainer.
According to the complaint So
cured by Mrs La1udsn the bryant
woman sold her some furniture In
fiat y. when abe arrived 70 elaim
the property Mrs. Bryant refused 70
given possession and then the mix
up occurred. Now the courts will
have TO artiie the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
Ordeal OF Brave Americans
Makes Yellow Jack Vulnerable

Cuba. Associated with hlm were
Acting Assistant Surgeons Jas Car
roll. Jesse ". I.azear aud A. Agra
monte. AZ this time the American
authorities In Cuba had for a year
and half eudeavurcd 10 diminish
the disease BY general sanitary
work. bat while the mortality had
greatly diminished. yellow fever had
apparently been entirely unaffected
In fact. owing to the large number
~ non-immune foreigners. tho dis
ease became more and more fire.
quent and the lives Of many valu-
able soldiers were lost
Dr Carlos Finlay. % Havana. bad
advanced the theory that mosquito
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

Mai. Walter Reed. Of the United
States army, had charge OF the yell
low fever work In Havana during
the American occupation and near
~ all the convincing experiments
were made under his direction with
the aid OF DR.. John Guiteras. OF
Havana Mai Reed and those with
him freely rlsked their lives Ia max
ing the experiments which are now
medical texts the world over. MAI
Reed lived through the yellow fever
trials. only to suceumb to append
citls in Washington three years
ago.
TACKLED YELLOW JACK"
In June 1900. NAL Reed was sent
10 Havana As president Of a board
20 study the Infectious disease OF
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BAKER
PINCRED!

James y. Baker. who went down
into the tenderioin recently 70 ceie-
hrate and claimed he was robbed OF
SIS BY Carrie Mullet. whom he re-
fused 20 prosecute aud skipped the
town when the officials tried TO
compel him TO appear against her.
was arrested Monday afternoon By
Officers Mayou and Bradford.
Baker has a wife and child here
In town and was unwilling 90 go on
the stand FOR fear the scandal would
come out. so deserted them. At first
a was feared he had committed
saicide
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IS A MONTH--AI Medicines Free--$5A MONTH
A Strong Recommendation Indeed

nnovl
Is
Medical Institute,
is wit submit the following
test imoni Of
DAWN suff ed for
chr of
ly
1 treatment, With the
fol owin II M
L the
in head entirely
ny o "a restored
cannot too highly
cordially
inst this
dangerous ma1ady
C. L. CAMPBELL.
Z. Seattle.
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narcl'l. Who claimed that the pa
eilluA ieeterolds" discovered by him
vas the specific agent OF the disease
MAJ. Reed In association With Or
Carroll had. however. already dem
ouatrated that this bacillus was one
widely disseminated in the United
States and bore no such relation 10
yellow fever
In June. July and August. 1900.
the commission gave SIS entire
attention 10 the bacterlol0Fical
study of the blood Of yellow fever
patients and post norton examina-
tons. In q cases whore the blood
vas repeatedly examined. as well as
In n carefully studied autopsies.
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bacillus aeoteroida was not discoy-
cred. nor was there any indication
Of the presence in the blood OF "A
specific cause 81 tho disease.
NOBLE VOLUNTEERS.
Application was made TO Gen.
Leonard Wood. military governor
OF Cuba. for permission 10 conduct
experiments on non-immune per
sons volunteering for the purpose.
Money and full authority to proceed
we're promptly granted and TO the
everlasting glory OF the American
soldier. volunteers from the army
offered themselves with the utmost
feariessness.
Dr. I.azear became a martyr 10
science as a true hero. but no other
mortality occurred.
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Camp Tazear vas especially con-
atructcd for the experiments about
four miles from Havana. and named
in memory ~ the dead comrade.
The Inmates OF the camp were put
into the most rigid quarantine The
most complete record was kept OF
the health Of every man 10 be ex-
perimcnted upon. thus eliminating
the possibility % any other disease
than yellow fever Completing the
case
THOROUGHBRED MOSQUITOES.
The mosquitoes used we're espe-
peelaily bred from the eggs and kept
isolated within wire netting Insects
wanted for an experiment were al
lowed 90 fill with the blood Of = pa
tient. afterwards they were pur-
pesoly applied 10 nou-immunes In
camp
In December five cases of the dis
ease we're developed as the result OF
such applications. In January three
and in February two. making in all
10. exclusive Of the eases OF Drs.
Carroll and i.azear. Immediately
upon the appearance Of the frs,
recognized symptoms OF the disease
the new patient was taken to yell
low fever hospital one mile distant
Every person In camp was rigidly
protected from accidental mosquito
bites and not In a single instance
did yellow fever develop In the camp
except az the viii Of the expert
menters
ALL IN THE STING.
a completely uiosquito-proof
building was divided into two com
partmenta by a wire screen parti-
fIon: Infected insects were liberated
ON one side only. A brave non
immune entered and remained long
enough 20 allow himself to be bitten
several times. lie was attacked by
yellow fever. while two susceptible
men in the other compartment did
not acquire the disease. although
sleeping there rs nights. This
demonstrated that the Infectious
ness Of the building was due only
to the presence OF the insects
NO OTHER INFECTION.
Every attempt was made 20 infect
individuals by means OF articles
that had been soiled by patients suf-
fering with vinilent yellow fever
Young Americans slept for 20 con
aeeutivc nights In a room from
which mosquitoes we're excluded. IN
contact with articles soiled with
discharges from fatal cases Of vel
Low fever They suffered no dis
turbance Of health -Four of the
non 4mmunea were subsequently in
fected by blood injections and by
means OF infected mosquitoes
SOME CONCLUSIONS.
THE specific agent in the eausa-
ton OF yellow fever exists In the
blood OF a patient for the first three
DAYS OF his attack. after which time
he ceases 10 be n menace TO the
health OF others.
"A mosquito OF a single species.
the 'stogomyia fasciata which Il H.
iustrated in this article. ingesting
the blood OF the patient during this
infective period Is powerless 20 con-
vey the disease to another person by
IFS bite until about 10 days have
elapsed. but can do so thereafter for
an indefinite period. This mosquito
yellow fever cannot be spread In
any other way than by the bite OF
the previously infected 'stegomyia.'
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there is no valid reapon for the run.
and that thu Institution ia sound.
The bank Sas organized in isso. and
reorganize.i four years ago. The
claims and deposits are S. 600 o0e.
The management declines TO give
details.
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PUZZLE
DEPARTMENT

A number Of small fires have kept
the fire department guessing re
Gently.
The roof of an asphalt plant at
Nineteenth and Highland drive. the
property OF Stirrat & Goe2. was
destroyed Monday afternoon Tho
company complained bitterly al
their inability TO get instant serY
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.LyIf!lIy1EA

sol FIRST AVENUE.
coLMAN BUILDING
Between Columbia and Marion

spiNNiNo's SPECIALS.
II costs 10 per cent 20 keep books
and collect. The expense 81 deiiv-
cry wagons. drivers. horse shocinE.
breakdgwns. ETC. which must be fig-
-ured In delivering Is 10 per cent
anore. The losses To a credit BUSH
mess Il fully 2 per cent II you buy
at credit stores sou must pay this
extra = per cent We sell for cash,
keep no delivery teams and save you
this extra q per cent.
&c box Git Nails Re
SC Sherman Hose MenderHa... Be
CSC SafEents Rim Locks ......I Dc
10c Sargent'E Dun Brass window
Catch ................... Se
zoe Sargenra Old Copper Cupboard
Iurn s+..s.s sss..ssss-ss+s I.Be
75c safgent's Old Copper Cupboard
taten +-+.ss-.s+~ .-sssssssss IOf
1sc SarKeuts Dull Brass Cupboard
e--sssss sssssss~s -~ssssssss lOC
Cycling viii improve your health.
1000 Eagle Bicycle ....... SD. 90
$500 Coaster Brake Racyele ....-.
r...+s.s ss..sss. sss..s.. S.t.babD
$500 Coaster Brake Wolff-Amcri-
can .s+..ss. sf2.OO
II win be reduced 400 each day
until sold
sPIHHIHo's CASH STORE,
1910 SECOND AVE.
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by J. H. WHITE.
Special yellow Fever Cnmmlaalans

~ > H. WI i y.
Special yellow Fever Cammlaalausr
OF The Star az New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. b.-Atteu-
ton throughout the South H. nos
directed earnestly toward the fed ,
eral governments demonHfratioua
which practically rid Havana Of yell
low fever and placed the solo
stigma OF the disease upon the
"ategnmyla faaciaia" or yellow fever
mosquito. For this ln now the ac-
cepted theory and New Orleans has
settled down 90 fight the infection
on this line. II Is 10 be directly a
fight on the moaquitn "Nellow
Jack 10 expected TO fall with the
insect.
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NEW YORK. Aug. S.-The de-
structiou Of the Hoboken terminals
of the Lackawanna railroad. with
three ferry boats. has seriously
crippled the read. and arrangements
have been made for the Pennsyl-
Nania and Erie TO handle is traffic.
The loss Is estimated at $1,000. 00a.
There was no loss Of life
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Force of Habit

This going 70 Iang's for your
drug wants means something
We aim 10 keep the best for the
beast.
Price hints
listers Tooth Powder. &c size ..
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WASHINGTON INSTITUTE or
DEHMAToLoGY AND FEAT
uRAL SURGERY.
Eltsi Bldg. Rooms sos. t0s. 40T and
SOS. Seattle. Wash.
Hours ? 10 ~. 70 3. Z tos.
: & SiEhtnar. Mgr
Phone Main 2gTa
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Small payment down. buys an
ART LAUREL RANGE. the only
double fine range In the market
.1532 LIST Ave. Sole agentA- $50
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RUN ON BANK

DENVER Colo. Aug. S.-Because
OF Wild rumors started last nlght a
run was begun On the Denver Saw.
1nss bank this morning.
The management promptly an
nounced the enforcement OF the
rule OF 30 days notice and 10 por
arsnt payments. Whereupon many left
che line but noon found many walt
Ing 70 get their money.
Vice President Jones declares