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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-20
OBITUARY..
EDWARD KEMPER MORGAN.

EDWARD KEMPER MORGAN.
Edward Kemper Morgan, brother of
former Uuited States Treasurer Daniel
N. Morgan, and formerly connected
with the City National bank, Bridge
port, succumbed to a lingering illness
that had deferred him from active
business for many months,a at his home,
176 William street, in the Park City,
Saturday evening. Several years ago
Mr. Morgan resigned his position with
the City National bank to accept a
position of responsibility with Peck
& Lines,a and until bis illness compelled
him to relinquish his position he was
a valued and trusted confidant of that
concern. Mr. Morgan had served as
vestryman in ST Paul's church, and
was at one time treasurer of that in
stitution. He was a former resident
Of Newtown and host of friends To-
cally learned Of his death with deep
regret. The deceased is survived by a
wife and two sons, Daniel ]. Morgan,
in the offices of tine Wheeler & Wilson
Manufacturing Co., and Frederick E.
Morgan, a student at the Bridgeport
High school. Mrs Elizabeth S. Cable,
a sister, also survives Mr. Morgan. The
funeral took place on Wednesday from
St PdulS church.
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DARN HAY-For sale. Mrs E. @, Dikeuan,
d Mt Pleasant, Newtown, Conn.
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Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Read or
Bridgeport are receiving cOngratula-
lions on the birth of a daughter, Wed
nesday, April IL. Mr. Read is one OF
the popular managers Of the d. M.
Read Co. of Bridgeport and his many
friends throughout the valley extend
hearty congratulations.
Services will be held, Thursday next,
at F. K. Hawley's, Whisconier hill,
Brooktield, at 10 80 a. m. and 2.3O and
7.3O p. M, to which the public are in
vited. Rev Mr. Mapleston of Suffield
will be in charge Of the services.
Mrs D. W. Mcnamara, Masters Ned
die and Joseph McNamara and Miss
Edna McNamara are guests Of Mrs
Thomas Carey.
Eagle Rock circle Is planning for a
masquerade ball.
At a baseball meeting held on Mon.
day night, Walter Nichols was ap,
pointed manager of the team for the
season. The Hillside club will repeat
the minstrel show for the benefit OF
the team the latter part OF May.
Mrs Patrick Carroll returned on Sat-
urday from weeks sojourn in Water
bury.
Ambrose II. Wells and granddaugh
ter, Althea, of Waterbury, passed
Wednesday with Sandy HOOK friends.
Earle Wright, the infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs A. J. Smith, was baptized,
Sunday afternoon, the service taking
place at the residence of Mr. Smith.
Rev r. E. DanfOrth otficiated.
4~b~
Mr. and Mrs George F. Taylor return,
Friday, from Vicksburg, Miss.
Mrs Leslie B. Nichols and daughter
are visiting at East Hartford.
The Methodist ladies will give their
next 1O-cent tea at the home of Mrs
Joseph QuackenbusL on Wednesday,
April rs.
Jephthah chapter, o. E. s., will en-
Joy a visit from the officers of the
grand chapter on May %.
Mr. and Mrs w. R. Curtis passed
TueSdav NIGHT in RridpenOrt
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HOWLAND'S
Gray Silks.

Gray is wellnamed queen. No doubt all assails the
queenshp of gray stands the head the acknowledged
ruler of the world of fashion.
And there ready here beautiful and abundant supply of
it, of silks of fine user and of the soft rich gray that
much sought.
Tiny checks and fine stripes the leading vogue; of them
there is much Aud in silks of all the liked
soc to SIPS yard.
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DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, S.. Probate
- Court, April 18th. 1906
Estate OF Caroline Sherman. late Of New
town, said district, deceased.
Upon the application OF Ell B. Beers, Ad-
ministrator. praying for an order to sell real
estate. as per application on file more full APP
Ordered, That said application be heard and
determined at the Probate Office in Newtown
in said district. on the 2lst day April, "A. D. 1906
at O'Clock forenoon, and that notice
be given Of the tendency of said application
and OF the time and place Of hearing thereon,
newspaper having a circulation in said dis
trict. and by posting copy thereof on the
PUBLIC sign post in the Town of Newtown, in
said district.
William j. Beecher, Judge.
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Gray WOOlens.

'Mongst woolens too, gray is supreme favorte.
Gray suitings ready many shades from light
dark but every pleasing look to the and of good
texture.
Many of the mixtures made douby attractive by
lines that bar them off into plaids Many have bit of
bright color hither and thither through them.
soc to $I.75 yard.
And gray mohas too Rare good service do they give;
ideal textile for all through the summer.
soc to ST yard.
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Fine Fancy CottOns.

Come and take peep of these cotons stus
that look like silk than cotton and that beautiful in
color and handsome of finish.
Eolienue, beautiful shades of the colors-39c I'D.
Banza silk very sheer and fine, ~ and As inches wde-
soc and 75c I'D.
Breeze de soe plain but very fine and wondrous silky
Soc yd
Mohair suings and smile soie look like fine wool and
hair yet cotton Delightful for weather and
in many colors-25c yd
Linen suitngs and linen de aud satisfy dan-
ty coors mostly such Alice blue and old
Center aisle
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Mrs D. W. Mcnamara, Masters Ned
die and Joseph McNamara and Miss
Edna Mcnamara are guests of Mrs
Thomas Carey.
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WANTED TO HIRE-3O to 40 acres pasture
" within miles NewtOwn Street. E. s.
.ovell, Newtown, Conn.
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FOR SALE-Three good young fresh cows
three yearling heifers out OF good cows
three four months heifer calves, one fat hog
James Reid, Bethel, Conn.
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r TERMS sreasonabe or will accept other
properly in exchange. HOLSTER Sage. Water
bury, Conn.
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Eagle Rock circle Is planning for a
masquerade ball.
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FOR sALE--One gray chunk $685.; bay
s65; set of double harness Boston Backers
$50; two low down milk wagons: set OF single
harness g.. A. Barhite, 1872 Warrenh St I,
Bridgeport, Conn.
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DOR SALE cd horse years old, good and
+ kind. fearless Of autos and trolleys; price
1925. F. L. Burritt. Weston Conn. Telephone
call 7I-5, WeStport division.
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are visiting at East Hartford.
The Methodist ladies will give theil
next 1O-cent tea at the home of Mrs
Joseph Quackenbush on Wednesday
Anri1 25
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DOR SALE-2 pairs young .rdy working OK
Z en-. grade Durh an; grade Durham bulls
one and two years old. H. Il. Pomeroy, Gay
louisville Conn.
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WANTED-A team to draw logs in the
" woods. Leon A. Bourquenez. Botsford,
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Eggs For Matching.

From pure blood Barred Plymouth Rocks,
Rhode Island Reds, Brown and Buff LeghOrns,
9 for soc. Cornelius Haugh, Sandy Hook, OF.
Route Sc.
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E,ARM FOR SALE-Io close an estate. A
farm OF IT'S acres, situated Ia the town Of
Washington. Conn.,. two and one half miles
from Washington Green and ths same dis
story house Pleasant location. Farm il we'll
divided into meadow, pillow, pasture and wood
land. Will be sold cheap for cash. Washing
| In Litchfeld 90. Address A. o. Lake. K. f. D.
Watertown, Cam. Telephone, Is 3. Wood
bury Division.
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w Good wages. For fur: her information
address Mrs. George O. Hopkins, New Preston
Conn.
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yY1ANTED-To buy, standing timber in large
w or small quantities, for which ! will pay
highest cash price. E. A. Scoville, South Brit
ain, Conn.
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DOR SALE-Brown road mare, no better in
the state. Also good under saddle. Will
liam A. Tator, Bridgeport. Conn.
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Wanted.

UTANTED-A position as teamster or work
w on delivery wagon. Address II. Hawley,
e. D. z, Shelton. Conn.
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WANTED-A good steady man to work
w around the house and ga den TO do chores
l want him soon as possible and please apply
Conn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
ROBBERY WAS
NOT INTENDED
PERKINS ATTORNEY SAYS ~.
suRtacE MONEY WAS NOT
GIVEN AWAY WITH FELok.
lous INTENT.

NEW YORK. May 9--Tho trial
Of George W Perkins. former sics
president Of the New YORK. life In
aurancu company. before the appel
late division OF the supreme court
on the charge that the political con
trihutiuua made By the company
constitute larceny. commenced yea
tsrday
District Attorney Jerome argued
that had the policy holders. many
Of shum we're OF an opposite Poliil
cal party. known that the contribu
tions sere being made. they would
have stopped their payment b. Ia
junction. aud that such practices
Nvre contrary 20 all ethical codes.
Judge Cohen. for the defense,
held that the chief question ess
unr 81 intent. and that there Vas
absolutely no proof ~ iclouioua IN
tuaf
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BIG LUMBER
FLEET STARTS

The largest fleet 81 lumber carr
Ing steamers which has sailed from
GraYa Hafhof and Seattle for san
Francisco aili b. on the way within
q hours Steamers Rainier and
Santa Barbara sill Leaf Seattle
loaded to the guards with lumbs r
for the BAY city. one tonight. IN
the other Friday niFht. and from
Ggss's iiafbaf the SOUTH Ray. Nor
wood. shasta and coronado viii Eef
away tonight or tomorrow morning
The steamers are Of the l.. " GrsY
4 % fleet. and we're pushed into
the lumber carrying business with
rush orders for all carvoes
Tho steamers from Seattle viii
have a large number Of passengers
besides lumber and general mef-
rhandfaa
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SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT
PLANS TO START Blo Or
pARTaEsT STORE m sEAr.
rIE-sAVs HUNDREDS ARE
LEAVING rHG sTRlckUs
CITY FoR orHER FtEIos.

Among the men In Seattle TO-DAY
booking for locations foY business
houses Il = san Francisco man Nhn
waa az the head % a large depart
msnt store In that city for the past
Is Years
Within tho past fcw days this
man has called upon several Seat.
tle business men In an effort 10
tind a desirable incatlon
Hsa san francisco place ~ bus
lusaa Vas completely destroyed BY
the earthquake Aad fire. and be has
determined 10 not again go into
business IN that rity
wosia Loeats Here.
7 have decided 90 locate in So
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PACIFIC COAST co. coNVERTs
EXCURSION STEAMER sPo.
KANE INTO EATING HOUSE
THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH ON
IAko-rwo MORE SHOCKS.

sAS FRANCISCO. May - ow-
Tax ia the great need ~ restaurants
here the passenger liner Spokane is
being fitted up ~ "a mess ship 70
feed the employees ~ the Pacific
fsaast Steamship company and any
saif else who h willing 90 pay.
The Spokane has been running
between this port ana southern
satlea She vas formerly used ~ au
Alaskan excursion steamer. and whs
e. te sent north again Tor that pufs
posa when the fire took place
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Two Machines in Seattle Garry No. al, While
Asst Secretary of State Says One Should be
No. 14O--- Machine Which Ran Down Paul
Gross Is Involved.

.,.,s are two automobiles IN
s..,,le eaFrying tho number Ia
.eorllne to the assistant seerv.
-, a. state. No ri belongs t.
IN Milhurn,
esaclinr 10 Manager & "
,,,,s.s ~ he broadway Automobile
.snaa, Ne. Ia belongs 20 lohu
"a assistant secretary Of state
- ne official rccorts
~ Miller has Mr. hallaine's ma.
A. aaa on the roar axle Is No
urs Milbugn Saws that her hus
-. machlne has carried Nc. ii
* yeAr
Rua Down By No. $40,
- FRIDAY Paul Gruss was run
49, y an automobile IN West Sc.
80 The automobile carried the
.smher lee
s@csrllnr 81 che assistant seere
49, a state. John y hsllaiue has
s.s,.terel automobile Ne TO NJ
s'n.lae Is oat 81 The city, and bis
.ssswebllc u stored With the
n-ssuay Automobile company
YESTERDAY afternoon Manager 6
y miller. OF the broadway Auto.
-sslls company. explained to a Star
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departure Of the imperial troops
from the station They viii march
fa Eaauimnlt az noon ON Satufaas.
and embark on the city of Naualmo
for Vancouver. thence pfoeesdifR
east b. special train.
one company 81 the royal euEi-
nssfa under Captain Brady VIII re-
main At this station until the Cana p
dian force arrives. the other com
paHy = royal engineers. under Cap
tain Hanbufy. accompanying Col
uhsl English and r. q. \.
Tonight a big seud-ur wil take
place in the dfiu hall when the
mayer vii present Colonel English
With handsome cup suitably en-
KfaYrd
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reporter that John y. nailalne'a
auto could not have been connected
with the accident which nearly coat
Groas hla HE
shows the Auto.
Why, the auto concerned IN that
accident. as reported la the pa
pera, bore the license No tio. con
tinued Mt Brown. and hers II
Mr. nallaine's machine With the II
evuse M. Ia"
There. on the rear axle. as r.
aulred BY the state law. waa the
metal sign and i,a number Ma
ii.
Upon the face ~ returns and IN
the vcrnacular ot tho courts, the
manager had proven an allbl iol
the auto under suspicion
Another iAt.
Hut. 10 ant behold. not 80 min
utes later the reporter found an
ether ahbi
Mrs Miibutn was seen Al hel
nome and asserted positively thai
her husbands machine had carried
No al Tor a year Tho Mllbufn
machine Is also registered az Own
pia as No III
There Is every reason 90 believe
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irresponsible persons. or was the
number taken from his machine ana
pm ou anutherG
When asked about the conflict
IN numbers. Mr Miller replied that
the mistake must have been made
at the garage.
our painter probably put on the
wrong number" ho continued
oh. yea, Il Is possible that Other
automobiles IA Seattle may have
the wrong numbers 4 mintHko -
always possible. you know. came
tie answer 20 further questions
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Placer Gold Discovery

The Slate Cr,ck Gold MinInR
company is nov taking out placer
gold from It's mining claims in
Eastern Whaicom county This IL
a biz thinE. and stock IL seiling
rapidly Phone White 1856 Frank
Wrestling. Secretary. az Boston
block go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
FIRST TRAIN
VIA TUNNEL

suaef business handled At the old
depot will be Transferred 10 the
union
n II announced that although the
union depot Is now open for tho
handling Of trains. public OPEN
ing viii be made. undoubtedly when
James J HH visits this city. and
the depot will be ready for public
inspection.
Worhmen are buHily engaged in
Interior decorating. and by June
the general offices Of the Greet
Northern will be moved from the
Burke building 10 the union depot.
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RESTAURANT
ON THE SEA

Two liRht earthquake shocks
were felt At II 10 o'clock last night.
There Was no damage and 100 alarm
Wun felt.
Tho police began today 90 raid
houaea where people have been
~ thetins relief supplies ia excess
Of the regular faiionS ~ ~ alleged
that among the refugees are many
gfaftsrs who are drawing salaries
from corporations.
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MORNING THE
GREAT NORTHERN LIMITED
FOR ST. PAUL WILL PASS UH
DIR THE CITY. AND UNION
DEPOT WILL COME INTO *.
isTENeE.
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Are AUTOMOBILE
NUMBERS FAXED?

that John E nallalno'a machine h
No 10.
Why Ia Il tagged with No III
IN the broadway Automobile com.
panY'a garagef
II Il part OF n plan Co hide the
Identity 81 the four persons who
ran down Paul Groes7
II la known that neither Mr. bal
laine nor any OF his family were In
the automobile,
Was Mr. nallalnea machine rent
cd by the automobile company Co
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GEORGE MlrcHrLL's ACT.

EDITOR The The drama Of life mingled with tragedy
spectral sight flowing with blood the desire Of Neroa
followers that might cunning should be law aud Justice beg
fer io ~ sacred No has right To violate
law by the insertion Of Inv constructed by his inter
pfetatpn 10 effect others.
II such the all would free, and lie be ia
jeopardy The announcement Of II Indirectly ncrminntes the
advocate The influence "a the }uuh whose OF has
not mntued nda material to Interpret abuses according 10 his
Judgment then points 10 tho public for There Us
sufficient Ia the ltw such actions Croffeld
ad In the past This man Insane he sorod himself To
point of insanity aho man who took his life dd the
The guilty parties those people who uhd the inception
Ia thwurt the disease Those Who
the act OF Mitchell have worked themselves point beyond
reason What need Is mental poe aud the law viii not
become farce Liberty united with Justice viii become the
common property OF all Hal EYBTER
al Marion Building
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BURGLARS FRIGHTENED AWAY

The Interference OF ueighbOrs
prevented the looting Of residence
Al 1864 East Harrison IT. shortly az
ter 10 o'clock last night. Two men
we're discovered trying 10 gain en-
trance through a window and Wers
frightened away by the people liv-
Ing next door.
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prunkards Become Insane.

FIFTY patfolmen have been sih-
toned on she waterfront Go Esthef
ia intoxicated persons arriving from
Oakland All liquor found Ia this
city viii be eoufisentrd
An average Of 80 insanity eases
are examined daily Most ~ them
are due to cutting of Htimuiants
from hablfual drlukers Others are
due 10 nervous strain
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AT Auction

The elegant stock % watches. iia
monds. iewelry. sterling silver aud
cut glass of william ~ f1nek The
Pioneer Jswsier. SIC Second ave.
cur building &c 90 De torn down aud
We have no place Co move 20. Two
sales daily. AZ lao and $50 . m.
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STEAMER coRwis WILL TAKE
FULL LOAD OF FREIGHT AT
TIE HIGHEST PRICE ON s1e.
oRo-eIe PASSENGER LIST.

The Nome season q 1906 starts
tomorrow might upon she sailing Of
/. II Gray 4 Co.'S steamer cofvin
The Corwin IL billed 90 set away
At o'clock with full load Of
freight. which commands a rate Of
SO ton. the highest rate ever
known. and with an 81 the gasaen.
ger accommodation filled Capt
r. l.. West expects TO make a rec.
ord breaking trip and arrive AZ
Nome earlier ghan ever before.
Takes Frat HALL.
TIE Corwin will sail from Fier 6.
and besides the passengers aud
freight the little steamer will have
the first consignment Of United
States mail which has accumulated
Ia the post0fficc This afternoon
tile clerks are buay asserting the
letters. and q IL expected that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

No finer ride on tho sound than
that to thu e. y. navy larda At
Bremerton. whore the famous bat.
tieahiD Oregon and the largest
training ship IN the world. the Phil
adalphia. can be seen Also the gov
eminent drydock. cruisers and tor.
psdo boats Boats leave Pier 2 ar
times daily Round trip 80 cents. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
GOULD rs DEFEATED.

LONDON. May Eusticc Miles
wan the English court tennis cham
pianahlp today, defeating Jas
Gould. the American. three sets out
Of four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

Give aaleapathy trial o. cure
YOU. one treatment free. then - Co
Il week This offer good for two
days only. klfksvllle inurmary u
osteapathY. itt Washington build
lug. sgb First avenue. -
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Give osteopathy a trial 60 cure
You. one treatment free then s. 50
a week, THIS Offer good Coz two
aays only kifksVUie lnflrmary Of
oatenpathy az Washington build
Ing raa FIRST avenue. -
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While } Jassen. 81 az Tenth av.
north was retiring shortly after
midnight a Merry hufaiaf reached
through the window and attempted
10 Frah a purse. which was l1iuE on
a table near the window.
fY the reflection iu the looking
Sass lessen saw tho pair % arms
eesehing through from the outside
darkness lie instantly JUMPED for
the intruder and succeeded ga grab
bus his arms
Drops the Purse.
The thief dropped the parss aud
a mserhchaum pipe. which he car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
TROOPS READY
To LEAVE CITY

VICTORIA n G.. May p psfin-
iia Instructions have been received
- Colonel EnEissh regarding the
Latest spring millinery az Mrs
Fraser'a new store. i2o Pike u. -
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The passengers booked with !.
II Gray AZ noon today follova. and
THE itat gill be- Increased hy a
least IS before the sailing tomorrow
nlKht
" " Mcmillan. Mrs " II Me
MILAN. Mira l. G Leigh. Mrs J
II RamiK and children. Mlaa Has
den. Audruw Lyall Jacob l.iudaKer
&. l.. Erickson. Mrs " !. Erickson
Mra A ] Putchard. a. J. Pritch
ard. Anton Fawrrtuct. r. T.. HUT
berg. o HultborE. A A gcoit
ness. ] e. Muthrr. r. y Young
r. OConner. 8 Helper. John Good
man. II spencer. Frank Buyan. &
II Holgfcn. James Grady. N Nor
ton
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piHney. the photographer iOs
Columbia street, Is forced 10 move.
Photographs Al half price for short
time.
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mar tAfow your old clothes
,..r Haye them cleaned 10 hpok
- rev at the Pantorium Main
60
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Lett His Pipe.

Jaassn SAYS thr thief wan a Young
fellow. not mnfe Tran 20 or 10 years
- ase. 81 slim buIli. dressed oarep.
tiehailY well and smooth shaver.
Instead 81 getting away With the
purse, however. hs ioHt the valuable
rlre. witch he l-tt behind. and this
Is nov IA 1annrn's rosneaaion az =
memenfa ~ bits unique experience.
ana . possible ,lur 90 the identify Of
the intruder
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BURGLAR LOSES
VALUABLE PIPE

fied in the other hand. and started
% struggle The intruder was still
outside Of the house nud Jhssen ius
slide and he hrld for dear life to
both Of the thlcrH hands
f'ar several minutes the men
sttunEied there with only the open
window between. until the thief
managed e. WtiEgir loose and made
away Ia the darkness Jasnan was
almaat exhausted ana everyone Ia
the house was awakened bY the
ualae ~ the combat
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SEEKS LOCATION
FOR A Big STORE

attic. said this gentleman 20 Que
Of the Seattle men upon whom he
called yesterday. n had eatah
liahei a splendid business fn San
Francisco and aw prepared 70 20
into business hers a. Hoon ~ can
get a location aud give 10 Seattle
another larKe department STORE
NJ experience Ia San Ffanclsco
Was aufticisnt to cure me 81 auf
desire 30 remain here I want "a
see San Francisco built up again
however. and trust Il will be. but
there arr thousands whose places
must Be taken BY newcomers u the
city l. to b. In the future az large
an II has been ia the past
HUNDREDS viii movs.
I hnow probably personally ~
least Zee business men ~ho are aoW
seeking business opportunities Ia
other cities On the coast and ~
California A number ~ these are
IN Seattle This city appears 10
aaaaf 81 va whn arr leaving san
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been given a frysh impetus By the
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