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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
LOOK.
FIREMEN.
YOU-GO-TO
THE GOLD AND SILVER
and COPPER Mines

0OI4D AANO ClA4N En-
Mines-COAL and COPPER-MineS
MINES.
IA machine miners, $50 to $3.50; 8
timbermen, gold quartz mine. north,
$50: 80 miners, hand work, SIS to $50
6 miners, gold mine. Plumas Co, $50;
4 miners, Sierra Co., $50; miners,
Calaveras, S2.75 day; 10 miners, fare
81, SIS; % muckers. gold mines. $2:25
borers for different mines. no expert
ence needed, any man can labor
around the mines, $40 TO s55 and I'd. /;
10 men to learn mining. 500.
Carpenter, mine, south, $50; engineer
run gasoline hoist for mine. SIS; long
job; II muckers, mine near Los An
SUES 80 BACK TO THE.
.. WOODS .......
SAWMILLS =. YARDS :. SAwMILLS
FAR E PAID. .
BEAUTIFUL MENDOCINO co.
25 laborers for lumber CO.; fare paid;
no experiences needed; you'll do: $40
to $50 and found; ship Sunday a. m.
10 lumber pliers, north. steady work.
40 men for woods, se5 to sS5; Is la
. borers, woods. mills. yards. Tehama
Co.. $40 and found.
10 laborers, woods in Sonoma Co.
free fare, $40 TO $50 and found.
40 men for planning mills. box fac
tories. $40 to $50 and found.
15 boys for box factories, sash and
door works. So to s12 week
Edgerman. $50 and found; screw
turner S55 and found: screw turner.
north, sawmill. $50 and found
shingle sawyer, $50 and found: tree
fellerS and crosscut sawyers, and
men for all classes of work in woods.
mills and yards. big wages.
TEAMST TERS-LABORERS.
DRILLERS-ROCKM
TEAMSTERS-Free Fare
25 teamSters, fare 35c $3.50 oav. 6
teamsters. free fare, 40 miles away,
board in hotel. $3.50; 40 teamsters'
wagon and scrapers in San Fran
cisco and Oakland. $225 to $3.50 day.
LABORERS
IN FACTORY
20 laborers, big factory, $3.50 week,
steady job.
IL laborers. smelter CO., board in ho-
tel. fare paid. $3.50.
WAREHOUSE WORK
Is men for warehouse work, steady,
s2.25 day, S. f.
20 laborerS. warehouse and car
work. country. fare paid. s67.5e.
800 laborers for factories, ware
houses, camps. quarries. etc. 50
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SPECIAL

SPECIAL --,r1~A
EUREKA-FREE FARE--i.l Z I, y Z. !. ~ = Z,
FREE FAP PE-EUR REKA-FItEE FAfIH1
HUMBOLDT co.
20 laborers for SaWmiI yaros anu anu
woods; no experience needeo' anS
willing man will do; steamer ~ ~SdiIS
Thursday a. m.: your fare IS IreS,
wages S45 and found: steady W0rA
year around
EIREKA-FREE FARE-EU REX
HTTMROT,DT CO-HJIMBOLDT CO
MORE SPECIALS
Camp walters. close by, $50 I'd: CAKE
ter. s45 I'd; ranch blacksmith, $40 ID
10 carpenters, Oakland. $3.50 day; car
penters. San Francisco, 81 day = car
penters- country. long JOB, $500 day.
faudryman and wife, $40 week, near
Oakland: box mailer, $3.50 day,
miners. Lassen Co. s3 day; muckers.
same place, $3.50 day; stableman. COM
pany stables
MURRAY & READY,
469 Sixth St, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

HOUSEKEEPER'S position wanted by
a German lady to take full charge;
fond of children: handy In sewing;
not afraid of work. Address House
keeper, 943 Alabama St, city
A NEAT young girl, willing and oblig
Ing, desires a position for second
work. Call forenoon, 702A Central
ave-, near Fulton.
REFINED American woman wishes
housekeeper's position; small family
box 2549, Call office, 1851 Fillmore St
GERMAN woman wants washing or
any kind of work by the day. Please
call at 144 Day st.
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HELP WANTED MALE-c Continued.

HELP WANTED MALE - Continaed.
MURRAY & READY.
leading Employment and Labor Agents
Formerly 654-636 Clay st, 5. r
NOW LOCATED AT
469 Sixth St. Oakland.
Phone Oakland 1851
San Francisco Office Located
Tenth and Market SITS.
COME HoME-coME HOME
TO SAN FRANCISCO TO SLEEP.
MURRAY & READY open today
their first workingman's lodging
house, with 500 beds. at 10th and
Market SITS, S. F., and the price is
only 26c per night.
We are going to do something else
MURRAY & READY,
Tenth and Market SITS,
San Francisco.
HERE IS MORE NEWS FOR YOU.
MURRAY & READY'S OFFICES
Are Located at
Tenth and Market SITS, San Fran
I'd
4es Sixth ST.. near Broadway. oak
land, Cal.
1921 Fourth St. bet. and X. Sac
ramento, Cal.
Bird & Hutoon's. opposite Court
house, Oroville, Cal
VIII open this week Bakersfield,
viii open tomorrow Stockton. Cal
127 and 12S S. Los Angeles St, Los
Angeles. Cal.
Will onen weeks in FL Paso.
Texas.
YOU GET FREE TRANSPORTATION
FROM ALL ABOVE OFFICES
, TO THE NORTH rARE
ne rs THE GREAT
MOUNT SHASTA. -.
Shasta Co FREE i;FEefd, FhRE. -sisAiyou CO.
200 laborers, steady work, $40 and
found, straight time.
200 laborers. S2.25 day.
100 laborers. and horses. 81 to
Drillers, rockmen. blacksmiths. cooks.
j FREE a3.FiA6E EARE- SHIP TONIGHT, !,
IDAHO. LEWISTON.
$s.75-That's all it costs you-$9- Is
That's all.
500 men for railroad work that is be-
ing done in Washington and Idaho;
laborerS, rockmen, drillerS, S2-25 day
and up. We ship daily via Portland,
Riparia. Fare and fee 1915.
Are You Going?
NOW
TO THE BEAUTIFUL
YOSEMITE VALLEY.
800 1aborers, S67.5a
200 drillers and rockmen. SIS.
loo trackmen, spikers, trackmen, $40
Special reduced fares-2 years job.
YOU KNOW ABOUT
THE NEW AND GREAT
WESTERN PACIFIC R. r.
We will ship you TO work-Free Fare.
5000 teamsters, laborers. drillers.
to s2.75 and SO day.
Work from Oakland to Beckwith
Pass.
FREE FARE.
200 laborers, extra gangs and section
MURRAY & READY,
469 Sixth St, Oakland.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
MECHANICS FOR ALL CLASSES
WORK
machinists, mill machinery work.
FOR A LARGE MANUFACTURING co.
5 blacksmfths. no shoeing, S3-5o day
cabinet makers, 1925 and $3.50 day.
3 machine hands. 2 shaper hands, 2
sticker hands, tenoner hand; wages 81
blacksmiths. no shoeing. $2.25 and
$3.50 day.
Pipe coverer. asbestos covering.
$2.75 day.
Pipe filter and lay sewer pipe, $2.75
day.
Wire weaver. on mattresses. $3.50 day
Wagon maker. country shop; mill
wright, factory work. $3.50 day
Leverman, clam shell dredSer, SIS
and found.
Concrete f1nisher. good wages
Sheet iron worker. 3 carriage paint
ers, II blacksmiths. sawmills. dredgerS.
mines and shopS-good wages.
Iron molderS, Nevada. steady job.
Wood-turners and pattern makers.
CARPENTERS. CARPENTERS.
TO REBUILD FRISCO.
25 carpenters, large company, 81 day.
so carpenters and helpers, $3.50 and
$3.50 day.
Rough Carpenters. sawmin company,
SIS and found.
10 carpenters for mines, factories and
shop work. $50, 81 and S3 day.
car builders, factory, S3 day.
car repairerS, sawmill company, $50
MURRAY & READY,
469 Sixth St, Oakland
AGRICULTURAL DEPT.
A II d 4 d
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THE s5SCALL
JOHN D. sPRBCKELs Proprietor
Address Communications to
John NcNAUGHT ........ Manager
4. }. OWEN .. business Manager
TELEPHONE.
ask for The Call The Operator VIII Connect
You With the department You Wish.
DUPLICATION Office. Market and rbira 6
Editorial Rooms Market and Third SITS.
.,elivered by Carriers. 20 Cts Per Week -
Cts Per Month. Single Copies Cts
'erns by Mail. including Postage Cash With
-,A1Lr CALL nnelndins Isersi SUNDAY, ve,r ss 90
'AlIl Gail QaciHcing sunday. mos. 400
. ALLY CALLs-By single month. T5c
WEEKLY CALL. / year................. 100
postage s. Es5 {s:E Es:8 E5. E5i5:
Entered at the L. S. Possofnce as second-class
matter.
III PoSTsfAsTERS ARE AUTHORIZED TO
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
.ample copies will be forwarded when re-
quested.
Mall subscribers in ordering change of ad-
nd OLD ADDRESS ia order 10 insure n
rom35 and correct compliance with their re-
.-l laest.
MAIN BRANCH:
IG5l Fillmore Street. Near Post
OAKLAND OFFICE.
1913 Brosdway. Telephone Oakland 1883
ALAMEDA OFFICE:
&c: PARK Street. Near Santa Clara Avenue
Phone Alameda $50.
BERKELEY OFFICE:
:;Ss Center Street. Telephone North 77
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT
=. f. CRANE C Street. y. W.
NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf rf-Astoria Hotel; A B-entano. 81
nion Square; Murray IIin Hotel; Fifth-aye-
'.Ge Hotel and Hoffman House.
CHICAGO NEWS STAND:
sherman House; J.. o. Ncws Co: Great
orthcro Hotel; fremont House: Auditorium
--o;c.s Palmer House.
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
c. GEORGE RROGNESS, Marquette Building
G-oag Distance Telephone, Central e6I9.'l
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVES,:
STEPHEN B. SMITH. . 80 Tribune Building
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CAN.
corner Market and Third streets: open until
II O'Clock every night in the year
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MEETING NoTICEs-contlnued.

SAINT 1.NDREW'S Society-Reguiar
meetings every MONDAY EVENING
at O'Clock in Saint Mungo building,
corner Fill lmorc st. and Golden Cate
ave Members cordially invited.
4. c. LAWSON, President, Wells,
Fargo & Co. Sc. cor. Franklin St
and Golden Gate ave.
6. H. ]. BREMNER. Secretary, Taft
& Pennoyer. Oakland.
GENERAL. Masonic Relief Board 1854
O'Farrel st. Open daily, 10 a. m. to
D. m, Sundays and holidays excepted.
Phone West 1902.
HARRY J. LASK. Secretary.
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AGRICULTURAL DEPT.
HAYMAKE KERS-HA
DIARIES
FARMS.

FARMS
ORCHARDS.
325 men for hay and harvest fields,
s150 to $3.50 day and i'd.
IS teamSterS, farmers, orchard and
vineyard hands, $50 to $3.50 day and
i'd; buttermakers and mixers, chore-
men, ETC.; teamsters and sack sewers
for harVeSte<s-
MARRIED HELP.
Farmer and wife, Lassen Co. $40 and
i'd. fare paid; II farmers and wives,
other places.
8 cooks and wives, hotels and camps.
mixers, wife cook. few men
Laundry man and wife, country.
MISC
Experienced milk wagon driver, $50
Washer and run engine. country
laundry. SIS week.
Engineer, gasoline hoist, mine. $40.
20 laborers around rock crusher, s2-20
day; fare paid.
LOOK.
FIREMEN
SAILORS-COOKS-
STEAMERS. LABORERS. BOATS.
10 firemen for steamers, short trips.
$50 and found, with soc overtime;
average $50 to S95 month
z5 sailors; good boats; $50 and found
and overtime.
80 laborers for boats, $50 and found
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth st,
Oakland
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE.
Fine-paying restaurant; best loca-
tion in Mission: excellent lease and
a long established business; sickness
only cause Of sale. See owner at
Twenty St, cor. Mission; cheap.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
FLY, FLEA AND ANT KILLER.

FLIES carry disease: buy fly dope: the
greatest fly and insect killer in the
world; sure catch on any old paper,
non poisonous; special dopes for or
chard vineyard and garden; always
fresh; sold in cans, 15c, 25c and SOC.
U. S. Insect EXterminator Co., 3311
Twentieth St, cor. Folsom. Live
agents wanted everywhere.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22

ENGINEER
Donkey engineer. fare soc, $50 & ID
Machinist, good job, fare 81, $500
Cook. hotel. s. F.. $50; 10 camp wait
ers. $50 and found; bus man, $50 10
$40 and found.
FOREMAN.
Foreman. small grading gang. near
by, $50 and found, chOremen, pri-
vate places. SIS to $40 and found;
porters; 10 bellbOys for big CLUB
MINES.
s machine miners, good mine, 50 day
IL muckers. gold quartz. SIS.
MURRAY & READY.
469 Sixth ST., Oakland
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-15

ohO OOyo A0NO d pInOO w ~ 0CUICC duO
by good weeks work they will prom
Use to put up better game in the fu.
ture.
Mrs Edwin Fairchild passed We'd
nesday in the Park City.
Call at G. 1. Leach's and see the
handsome premiums given with
Searchlight coffee.
G. B. Schiappacasse, the enterpris-
ing Bank street fruit man, is receiving
from SO to 100 punches of bananas
weekly and is selling them at wholesale
and retail. He carries the freshest
pineapples, oranges, Strawberries and
other fruit.
A. e. Bostwick returned from
1ent t9 consu ou sn ne wn ne st ne
diseases, DR. F. Sherwell, by advice of
his physician, DR. Benjamin E. Bost-
wick.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-15

White Wash Linen Parasols $I35, 200 and FPS.
White Duck and Lingerie Hats, 75c, 1.25 and $50.
Complete Stock of McCall's Patterns.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-15
Do iiil![[!!B[|:lX !!.l:!!:|5
White Is Queen.

We purchased from of the leading manufacturers at
much under price his stock of White Waists Skirts and Shirt
Waist Suits.
The Waists are of lawn and silkette in long short
Sleeves trimmed with German Val Lace; also some styles
with tucked yoke and cuffs and the Peter PAM Prices
79c, CSC, $l15, 1885, lis, 200 each.
White Wash Skirts Of PUCK Linen en Law1 plain or trim
Shirt Waist Suits of Lnon, with plain waists Jackets
Lawns either in plain effects insertion trimmed $375 up
ward the suit.
White Kid, SOC EACH
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-15
GREAT HARRINGTON DEFEATS NEW
MILFORD.

The Imperials were beaten, Satur-
day, and badly beaten, by a picked
team from the Berkshires. They ex-
pected to play Great Darlington
team, but when the team arrived it
proved to be collection Of Housaton-
ic and Pittsfeld players, with only
two Darlington boys, instead of a
straight Darlington team. OF course
such team could be gotten up in
New Milford. But it would not be a
New Milford team and If such club
should defeat every club it played the
ball patronizing public could mot call
it q New Milford team. The new ball
field is in condition to play now and
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-15
ODD FELLOWS MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Good Shepherd lodge and Palm Re-
bekah lodge will hold memorial serv-
ices, next Sunday. The members will
meet at the lodge room at 80 p. M,
will proceed to the cemetery to decor
ate the graves. From there they will
proceed to All Saints church, where
Rev DR. Hare will deliver an address.
The members of both lodges are re-
Quested to bring flowers.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-15
Underwear Special.

lied Isle vests the best SOC vest known to the trade Price
20c each These vests subject to any slight imperfect
ons many of them hardly percepble, but of them af
fects the of the garment These garments beau
fully finished have silk use, generous in size and the
best fitting vest on the market.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-15

Mr. and Mrs 81. 5. Mygatt are ex-
pected home from their trip to Cali
fornia about June 20.
Miss Hattie Buckingham of Long
Branch, N. j., has been the guest for
two weeks of Mr. and Mrs Carr Lyon in
Marketable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
fhRNHAM MAKES
NO DEFENSE

The trial % c. y Farnham. see
Ond butcher 90 the steamer Spo.
kAne. indicted On fwo counts on the
charge Of smuggling and eoneeaiing
opium. was begun this morning IA
The federal court
Chtef United States Inspector
Frank Y. LOTUS. the first witness
called. told Of how he came "a in
xessiKate trunk IA the Pacific
Coast companya baggage room.
which he found contained 10 cans
Of opium.
" ~ CLARK. Daguerrean for The
Pacific Coast company. ldcntiftea
Farnham AZ the man xho called ia
have the trunk checked
X G Phelps. niEht clerk Of the
Seattle Transfer company. also
identified Farnhsm. and the gov.
erumeni rested.
Attorney J 2 Cummings, attor.
uey for the defence. rested his case
without placing any witnesses on
the stand,
The case will be given TO the iurt
this Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
GRIP CAUSES
MUCH TROUBLE

An Identification resulting from
a queer coincidence IN meeting. led
this morning 10 the arrest Of ],
Hufwits. proprietor 81 second
haad store At us Railroad az. on
the charge Of rccctxtns stolen
goods
Several days aEo man b. the
name Of Joe ksttieton. Just arriving
Ia Seattle from Alaska. had his
grip stolen ~ the unlou depot The
police we're uotificd and search
instituted amoux the secnnd band
stores % the city. No trace Of the
Strip was found and Hufwi,s. when
hia store was searched. denied any
know ledge 81 the missing aalehel
Yesterday q friend 81 Hurwitx LEFT
the eity for san Francisco At the
SAME time apparently that Nc ksf.
tiesnn left for Portland. Tor the two
met each other on a street In Port
Land HurwltHs friend carried .
grip. which kettle,on rseogaired a.
his. Calling an officer he had the
man arrested
The arrested man claimed that
he had obtained the grip from HsF
wita ~ q present upon sire from
Portland Detectives fhiilipa and
cofhett arrested Hnrwttn. Who then
admitted that the grip had been IN
his possession. but said that he had
ubtalned u from a notorious char
acsef In the Iaw.r part Of the elfs
This man afterwards appeared Al
the pelleo station and pfomlaed 70
locate the real thief ZOE the polio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
SCARCITY OF THE COMMODITY
CAUSES REAL SUFFERING.
AND THERE IS NO TELLING
WHEN the SUPPLY WILL
BECOME BETTER.

The coal shortage. which has
threatened Seattle citizens the past
few weeks has reached the stage
where conditions cannot with safety
10 the public be more acute From
realdenta Of ali portions Of the city
comes the one cry
Please send us some coal We
are freezing out hsref"
But the one answer to these
pleadlugs u.
I'VE have 10 coal. and do not
know when We win be able to I'LL
your order"
The continued cold weather has
caused much suffering from the
cold IN all portions 81 the city and
dealers IN the precious commodity
declare that should the continued
cold weather and scarcity OF coal
urevail much longer residents will
he compelled "a exchange their coal
heaters for ordinary wood stoves
when interviewed this morning.
the Pacific Coast company Off
Gals said they we're receiving coal
AZ irregular intervals, but that all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
T|LLMAN SPEAKS IN
CHICAGO TONIGHT
FIGHTING SENATOR ENLivENs
ROUTINE OF IRoouols CLUB
AND PROMISES A GENERAL
snAkg.UP TONIGHT.
tssripp. Telegraph ssrviesl

CHICAGO. Nov Ex-senator
BENJAMIN n. Tiliman. who Is TO
speak In the city tonight ia a brief
address before the Iroauois club,
made the following statement;
4 am surprised az such "A hula
baloo In a northern city. and am
more surprised at the attempt te
curtail free speech. Since previ-
GUS attempt caused war. II Is re-
uarkabie that this attempt be made
Co 'muzzlc' United states senator
1 will speak along the lines peril
nent TO the welfare Of the people
and you viii hear nothing un- dcm--
ocratie. and plenty that Is white"
The presence IN the city Of Sem
ator Tillman IL causing much un-
easinexs. as trouble is expected from
the blacks when the senator at
tempts 60 speak this evening. Prep
aratlons have been made TO cope
with a riot. should the trouble grow
serious enough 20 necessitate po-
lice Interference.
when Tnlman arrived In the city
a heavy police guard escorted him
60 his hotel. The streets were
thronged with curious citizens. aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
VOWED To KILL
SWEETHEART

Charged with threatening 10 XIII
his sweetheart. Violet Brennan. and
with having attempted 10 carry the
threat into execution. Ffank COOLEY.
formerly OF Ballard, occupies q cell
al the county Jail Constable Klein.
u Judge 8urdons court. made the
arrest late last night Al the in.
stance 81 Miss Brennan. who de.
clhrea that her life T. in danger
AZ long 40 Cooley n allowed hla
freedom
Misa Brennan says that she and
CooleY have known each other for
long time. and had been very
good friends OF late Cooley has
not conducted himself properly. 50
she decided that II VAS best for
them TO part. Cooley then grew
angry and threatened to kill her
unless she married him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
NO SCARCITY IN
TURKEYS

The report that there Is a short.
age In turkeys II denied by all
the prominent dealers In the city.
~ T. LHhy. Of Frye a Bruhn. re.
ports that he has 40 or 50 tons in
readiness 20 supply all demands.
Perry Bros have disposed Of 2.h90
pounds Of turkeys and are expect.
Ing a second shipment az GOO
pounds The majority OF the tuF.
keyH for sale In the local market
come from Oregon and Eastern
Washington The retail price II 80
cents pound. Most Of the turkeys
shipped here are dressed and ready
for the oven Dealers say that
chickens are in almost a. great de
mAnd az turkeys The top price on
chickens Is a little over half the
price uf turkeys. Ducks also are
finding a ready market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
COMES TO LEARN
OUR IDEAS

New Zealand aud Australia are to
be Amerieanixed as far as their
Young Mems Christian associations
are concerned II n. Holmes, gen
eral secretary OF the association At
Wellington. n IL. arrived in Seat.
tie laat night on six months tour
OF the United States. during which
he will famillafize himself with the
American system Of running Y. Nj.
&. A. for the purpose of installing
our methods In his own country
Mr.. Holmes was shown over Seat.
tie last night b. stuart b Hanna.
physical director Of the local as
sociation. and he exhibited aston.
lshed appreciation of seattie's
energy.
You Americans are a great PEG.
pie" he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
COAL SITUATION
NOW DESPERATE

the coal they received would not
last them until \ o'clock IN the
morning each day. The Carbonate
Coal company. which deals mostly
with the Wholesale trade. announces
that II has received no coal from It's
mines since the foold washed away
the Northern Pacific tracks, over
which they received their coal.
The Seattle E1lei company and the
Walls Walla Coal company. retail
err say they have received no coal
from any source Tor DAYS and that
their customers report great suffer
ing. one family. IN the Reuton hin
district. has been without coal for
ten days,
Weather Observer Salisbury says
he hopes for warmer weather soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
TWO BIG SALES
ARE MADE

NJ u. Crane & co, have sold the
Aoutheast corner of Eighth aV. aud
Marion st.. 6oxt2o. 20 syndicate
which II buying good many first
hin corners. The price paid is
$40 600. Mr.. Jones. the seller. Is a
local investor lie bought the prop.
erty four months ago for s2l GOO.
lohn Davis A Co today sold for
Inaac Cooper 10 Henry c. Fields. a
lot 60xi20. located on Ninth av., be.
tween Spring and Seneca SITS, for
s2i. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
HINTS AT USE OF
DRUGS BY JUDGE

from. There Is one man who knows
you. was associated with you and
knows you thoroughly. and am
that man. Not poppy. nor man
dragora. nor all the drowsy syrups
Of the world. shall pass judgment
on me"
The clash came ~ the result Of
a similar TIT last Saturday. when
Attorney McCinn was fined $50
for contempt OF court. When No
CHM arose to address the court
Judge Sears adtudged him In a con
dltion Of rccslcitrancy and refused
TO hear bis motion.
Later yesterday the four judges
OF the circuit court held confer
ence and cited McGinn 10 appear
Saturday for contempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
RECEIVER FOR
ROYALLOGCERS

Robert Hayes today charged J ID
Morgan. OF the Royal losgofs 81 The
Pacific Coast. fraternai Insurance
concern. uith unia~futiy agusndef
lnr the funds 81 The company. In :
complaint tiled 80 tho office % the
clerk us the aapeftof euaft.
The proceedings weFe brought ~
Hayes against the ROYAL boggefs Of
the Pacific Coast. alleging that the
eoncsxn IL IN ifumineus danger Of
becoming lnaoivent. he demanded
that a receiver should ~ once -
appointed. Judge 0nffin pfufaptis
appolnfed r A Morria. requiring
him 10 give = bond Of tze9
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|lFNIES BABY NAMED
FOR WIFE'S PASTOR

Hahe. With seaat@g .aslUeH back
hag, waa tees strong foF her
Julia Carter. eolorcd. one of the
servants Al the Alhemarie apart.
mont. testified that Hunt called
most every morning soon after
haaselt went 10 his office II be
did not come Ia the morning. be
came in the afternoon she SAYS
that Mrs naaneit gave her money
TO Haf nothing to MI basaett OF
these calls once. she says. Has.
sett came home while ifua, was Ia
the pafiof with Mrs naasott. Hun,
hid behind donr until aaasett
went into bedroom. when he
Slipped ou,. the maid holding the
front door open for him.
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a good naiured cheer, was given for
the senator when he made his -
pearance. \
To Mrs. Kellar. SECRETARY OF
Chicago Union hospital. for the
benefit Of which the address tonight
win be given. the senator said; Il
would like 20 hire YOU Tor a press
agent" Mrs. kellar assented, and
Tnlman added. But you are too
much Of genius
No negroes we're present In the
crowd, and citizens are alarmed over
the omiuous silence Of the colored
population, and most fearful OF
trouble this evening.