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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
nm PEOPLE MAY
EllsIER FUR HOMES


shoShone. Wye July is.--Today the
rsxistrssion for lands On the Sho
shone 0r Wind River Indian reserya.
lion eegsn - this place. slso u In.
Dc. Thcrmopolss and wo'and. Large
crowds are arriving. officials ef the
genrrai iand office estimate that fnliy
a.sses people will register for homes
Registration vii close AZ . O'Clock
2. N. July sist. The drawing VIII be-
sin August 9Th and continue until
the 18th. when the reservation will
b. formally opened. There srs
alouf . million acres In tract ana
$4,000 70 soooee acres are eapahls
~ Irrigation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
THROWN FROM FREIGHT
and LOSES RIGHT Arm,
Brakeman eiekens Falls Under An
Engins.-llad eeen On The
Road But Two Weeks.

Brakeman N. Z. Pickens, of this
city, fell beneath an engine and had
his right arm cut off just above the
elbow Sunday morRing between fou,
and five O'Clock. The young man was
only little over twenty-one years OF
age and had been on the road only a
couple OF weeks.
He was on an extra freight on to-
east end. coming to this city from
Ration. The train was pulled by en-.
gine ss4 and was In charge Of Con.
ductor Arid. They were DELAYED al
Nine Mile hill by a drawbar pulling
out Of one Of the cars and were com.
PEELED to run the car on a siding II
Levy. Meanwhile train 80, running
as an extra came up behind them and
the engine Of the latter train was ua
hooked to help the proceeding freiga,
train over the hill. During this op
GRAFTON Brakeman Pickens was stand
ing on top Of the caboose. When the
top Of the hill was reached the en-
CINE in the rear stopped pushing and
as the engine in front took the slack
out Of the ears the Jar threw the In
experienced brakeman off the top el
the caboose under the engine In The
rear.
Fortunately he fei, to one side and
was not killed, but his right arm wa.
severed Just above the elbow. He wal
brought to this city Immediately, ar
irving here at $50 a. m. and take.
to the hospital. He was conscious
but almost dead from loss OF blood.
He Is now getting along very well
and while the chances are good 70,
his recovery his life is still In doubt
Mr.. Pickens has resided in thi!
city for five or six years and wa
| formerly car sealer In the yards
He then became switchman In thl
local yards, but about two weeks ag,
he traded off with o. c. Cofvn an,
became brakeman He has larg,
number OF friends in this city VII.
sympathize with. him in his deplora
bic accident. --,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
EARTHQUAKE sHoGrs
DISTURB san MlRcln
People Thrown Down. Chinass
Fall. Windows Bsokea ahd
Other Damages.
Especial 10 the Optic.

San Marciai. N. nj. July 16. aThis
place was visited again today ~
earthquake shocks. The first of these
was mild and lasted only ! fsw no
ments. The second was the heaviest
ever experienced here. Both shocks
occurred shortly before noon today
A great roar as of distant thunder
preceded the heavy shock and mea
and women with alarm on their faced
we're almost thrown on their feet.
The shock appeared 70 roll from ne
north. A few houses were Cracked
and several chimneys fell: sdu1e
floors sunk and number Of windows
were broken. Out of door exsfcise
and sleeping In the open air VIII -
popular here In the future. 4 ]
Later Two more shosha we're ~
1T 12sa5 and los o'clock this 12pst
noon. No damage ras done.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16

Denver, Colo. July 16.-Denyer.
There is no place on earth like II this
week. Business. outside % that which
tends to make II a week Of civic holi.
days, has been suspended, and every.
one is giving his time to the enter.
tainment Of the Elks and their friends
who have rounded up here for their
annual national convention. For the
present II is mirth and music by day,
and music and mirth by night.
Every train that comes into. the
city brings new delegations. The re.
ception committee is unable TO keep
track Of them all, and there are some
iaughable incidents brought to light,
when some lost, strayee or stolen
members of the antlered herd wander
into the fold.
In honor Of the visitors Denver is
a sea Of purple and a bower Of lowell.
ness. Merchants have We'd with one
another in striving to make, the most
lavish display In the way OF decroa'
tons. Public buildings, hotels and
business houses are swathed in flags
bunting and streamers, while the In.
tsrsection of all prominent streets in
the downtown section Is marked by
a handsome arch which blazes with
hundreds Of vari-colored = electric
bulbs after nighfali. On alighting al
the union depot the visitors are greet
ed by blazing arch Of welcome which
is made up Of more than 1000 lights
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16

a. PsssfshurE. galy n. Sunday
ssxhs sisssxss1 tk~ usual collisson ls-
iw<~a Soskssa and Isasee and zen
a1snss II N fndassrssi quarters d:
- e41itaI IN Srhlasssiharg road
s1s@ th0ss&s4 pensous ssfsrksd 9
spest car skieh ran oser . drsnk~1
seb@<r. The crowd ssnppsd th~ en-
~ th< ins<nsion u isnehinx sh< -
sins<s and ecrsarsor. hut wsse dis
ssz-3<d MOBILES hssinx large estates
ks)s formed sn organization fur nzu
tnal pscsecsio1 % thsir propersy. boil
aEsna spproprissioas BY iss ana de-
spc4atioe By peasants.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
Campaign Example
IlFElDS DEFEAT SANTA
fES IN CLOSE CONTEST
cailinas Park Yesterday Scene Of
Best Baseball Game Of the Sea-
ssn.-scors, Sc.

= The few fans who braved the
threatening weather yesterday after
noon and journeyed to Gallinas parl;
we're treated to a real game Of base
ball--one that kept them guessing
about the final result until the entire
nine innings were played. The score
was six to five. The Ilfelds took the
game from the Santa Fes. They In,
tended to play but seven innings bu;
the limit was necessary to determine
the winner. for the contest really be,
longed 10 anybody until the last
batsman was retired, II was really
the best game Of base ball that has
been played on the Gallinas diamond
this year.
Umpire Northrnp officiated and
there was not a kick" registered on
his manipulation Of the indicator.
Schupp and Romero both pitched
good ball, which Is responsible in A
measure for the closeness Of the
game. They were accorded excellent
support and errors were conspicuous
" absent. The Ilfelds are still In the
lead for the pennant. Troop A sec
ond and the Santa Fes third.
The Ilfelds will leave Sunday for
Ration where they will engage the
warriors OF that town on the grassy
diamond.
The score by innings:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16

Esasazzoss. M. ID is~-wnhaa
fxiassr. whose fsns~ 80 = menssx
h axasasasl. tsed q toks 1tsoktns
hasgstal yesterday ts1sosiSs = SSss
sssooF tor ~ istssnn1 disos&sx. ~
sas - pears I'D. TIE urhs1 s<as<s
E<ssss ssfscs A&x xrxnt<6 HssEs~s
more sAxn oar kunarse psasnts - -.
ssnsO~s ~ sksek esrsxSs - nsss
stasis sn0sn ana Ss~s are > iusfis
sssfisx device ard sssshis~ry snr zs
s<nufSesars sn1 4upisrsssoe
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16

Lpsaeoa. taas fs--Alssrs Ksas. aas
Saash Affse2a fAssaessx. aseS sssess.
He has ts~s IN sssa k~Slts saF s<sn~
fias. BAN ms l-sn In ssss u Han.
burg. he b sssd - kxxs se~a rk@
raehsss nssn ts iAs1Dn sEs u a1s
tine sxS sasxed 10 - f.xninx =
Tkeaa truss" IN shs<h th~ A2nsx Il
pFemisens Anessesn fsnSn<i~rs vers
snesaio1e9. H. xsss sb . asrxs ssns
~ nsoney 10 the Red cs.~s ~xd csAxI
inssisssicas sad reoeasly A.ssss1
ssssssss 10 found . snissEsisy ss Ham
burg N
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16

Oklahoma City. July tG.~~Arrange.
ments have been completed for a
Chautauqua assembly 10 he held here
from July - to %. Assemblies are
now In progress at Mnskogee and sa.
pulpa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16

TAceART's DEMURRER sus.
TANNED; MILLER APPEALS

Paoli. Ind. July is.--1udge Bus.
Kirk today sustained the remurrer
OF Thomas Taggart and the other de-
PENDANTS. which means that q receiy.
er viii not be appointed for the French
Lick hotel at this time. Attorney
General Miller Immediately gave no
tice Of an appeal to the state supreme
court,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
TExASELkS SPECIAL IS WRECKED; =
ENGINEER KILLED, fireman INJURED
Brave Walks Three Miles to Send Struck Landslide
Engine TUNED Over-No Passengers Hun--Ram Damage
Decorations at Denver Thousands Flock In. Grand Lodg
Meets Tonight.

Trinidad, Colo. July 16.--Passenger
train No. on the Colorado & South.
ern railroad. carrying hundreds OF
Elks from Texas to the convention at
Denver was wrecked three miles north
Of Forbes junction this morning. En-.
gineer Martin J. Cullen was killed
and Fireman Charles T. Carroll badly
hurt. The train ran into landslide
when rounding a curve and the en-
gfne rolled over carrying the two
baggage cars with 1t. No passen
gers were in the coaches which left
the track. Cullen was crushed un
der the locomotive. Carroll jumped
and although badly hurt he walked
to Forbes and sent news OF the
wreck.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
GEORGIA EDITORS TAKE
THstR ANNUAL OUTING

Hartweli. Ga.. July is.--Many edi.
tors are gathering here for the twen.
tieth annual meeting Of the Georgia
Weekly Press association. A recep.
tion for the visitors will be given this
evening, and the regular business Of
the convention win be taken. up to.
morrow morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
'REvOIITlONIS1 SHOOTS WRONG
RUSSIAN ARMY OFFICER DEAD
Wotnan Calmly Canes Il Phoaoc.ph Beiose Fimins The
Fatal Bsleas--He Kined General KnaIo6 Amoa
-" Within Shsdow d Palsce Akxande -Wan.ed Cen
enl Trpcd-Rio,en Disssded f,om Hanging.

LaAsoa. Jafg IA Dispatch % q
ness ss<nry froa sf. Pss~rsD1rx
says sks1 G~n~sai koxaos ~ The bad
quarters ssaff vss parsesed xs Psi-
eshox On Saturday. His sxaiizns
as-d q revolver. thr~s sAoss ses~
fired Which we're an effective Ths
murderer mas . sealer~s<-d man. He
sas arrested bot hss MOI es<n id~usk
fsed. ae.
The case is ressrsd n mysterious
~ GeDer1I koxlss wss sof connect.
I'd With any poaixicsi agitation. TAs
murderer. vho 10 believed 70 b. Z
social rrsasstsoaisa. carried . photo
graph st vhteh - eaxed attsstiveiy
before firing. 10 n comparing n with
General kosSss. u wss q photograph
Of General Trspaff
Essshsr psssieuiass
St. Petersburg. July is.-Addision.
si details u the assassination u G~p
ersi Koxios of the headquarters staff
In the park n Peterhof Saturday
prove beyond question that the mur
derer believed be was killing General
Tr~poff. The tragedy occurred In
the presence of several thousand peo-
pie Who we're listening 20 the music
In Euxiish park below the grand chst
can. adjoining the park of Alexander
palace. where the imperial family and
General Trepoff reside.
csssd ss Picture. Thsn Fired
A young man dressed as q work
man gaxed long and earnestly at Gen
ergl koxloy, then he took q photo
graph from his pocket 10 compare u
TO knxloy's features. He then drew q
pistol and fired four shots poin,
blank at Kozioy. who fell mortal,
| wounded and died on the spot. This
assassin started TO flee hut Primes
Andromiroff seized him and turned
him over To the police.
Social Aesotutsonsss
When searched Trepoffs photo
graph was found In his packet. Th,
assassin refused to give his nam,
'but avowed he was n member Of .
social revolutionary organization
General Kozlos was not involved h
politics but was married 10 the daugh
ter Of the famous field marshal, coun
Alexander Suvarof.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
THIS EMY BUSY
DAY. TEDDY


Oyster hay. July ss.--fTssiteas
Roosevelt nesins this xeek ~ish the
srsiest azys he has hac a. Sycamore
Hill this seas.a fSrss he viii con
ciude ihe qussiion of essshlishinx
brigade army posts besides many 9TH
sr Eziiers, with Secretary Tsss. xeo
arrived 81 Oyster Hay this norninx.
The secretary 10 d 80 10 Canada for
swo months rest and his visit 70 the
prexidesf % for the purpose of
settling al matters requiring sxecn.
tive action which are possible II con
eiuSion o. this time. Assistant Sec-
resary of state Bxeoa vili reach 6ag'
amore Hin some time today and q
number u other visitors are expected.
Ase,y eshiieisy esineisse
New york, July le.--A the suEEes'
sson Of William J. bryan. says the
Herald today. sn advantage. win be
taken of the reception 20 be given him
on his return from abroad 10 give =
practical illustration Of the fcssibil'
tty Of applying the publicity principle
10 the collection Of campaign contri'
buttons.
Avoid Fsetiensl Disputes
In a letter TO William Hoge. presi
dent Of the Commercial Travellers
Antitrust league, which was re
eeiyed yesterday, Bryan approved The
plans for his reception SCI far as the,
have been laid before him. and eau
toned the managers 10 avoid all fac
sional disputes. that all factions nigh
have an equal chance and $50 thai
IL VIII not be our fault If everything
10 not harmonious" TO use his exaci
Campaign Example j
Bryan then made suggestion tha'
popular subscription involving In
principle Of publicity be employed I,
defray the cost Of the reception
This method" he added, would Sc
a good example for the campaign"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
THREE KILLED; TWENTY
INJURED IN EXPLOSION
l>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>~

Ashland, Wis. July ia
powder mill seven miles from
this city blew up today killing
three men. Twenty were in
jured. The killed are j. L.
Pierce, superintendent of the
mills, William Wallace. labor
er, and George Woodisill. The
neutralizing plant was totally
destroyed. The mill was own
ed by the Atlantic Dynamite
company and there were twen-
ty-five buildings in the group.
>>>>>>>><>>>>>> . %
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16

Denver. July 16 --- Some damage
was done by rain Saturday night and
Sunday to the elaborate decorations
provided in honor of the Elks' re.
union which opens here today, but
the weather cleared this morning and
repairs were made during the day.
The visitors express admiration al
the decorative scheme and the illum.
ination Of the city at night. Thous.
ands Of people arrived today, thirty
special trains being scheduled. The
Grand Lodge B. r. o. r. win open its
forty-seventh annual session tonight
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
Rev. II. II. Tres. Declares Osher
Place. stS6ld Clssa Wen
-. As Saloons.
OF CIVIC RIGHTEOUSNESS
Second sermon d Senes h Delivered 4,
the Fimt Me,hodia Church. The
Cist d His Dscouzse. =

THE same Law that declares the
saloons should BE- closed on Sunday
should apply to the meat markets,
drug stores. ice cream parlors. res.
tanrants, the Sunday street car ~
cursions, news stands, postoffice,
hotels and other places that are pat.
ronized on Sunday. declared the Rev.
II. II. Treat, pastor Of the Baptist
church. last night TO a congregation
which taxed the seating capacity of
the First Methodist church, when he
delivered the second Of the series Of
sermons by local Protestant clergy on
civic righteousness.
Il was his last appearance In a Las
vegas pulpit for some time. as he ex.
poets TO leave shortly to resume his
theological studies In the Rochester
seminary. Reverend Treats accepted
theme, the ole selected for him by
the committe Of ministers having the
matter In charge, was: How May We
Better Spend Sunday In Las Vegas
The church was crowded and extra
chairs were utilized in the aisles to
comfortably seat number who
would otherwise have been compelled
to stand. Eum g...--,.'
The young minister was introduced
by the Rev. Norman Skinner. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church. He
chose for his text q passage OF scrip
tnre from Mark H., 22.2s and Matt,
xii., I2. ,4* J. =
Las vegan Himself =
The speaker prefaced his remarks
with a statement that what he had
to say should be construed as com
Ing from one who is a Las veean him
self and he wanted the congregation
to keep In mind during his discourse
that he was one OF them. \ ss, !
The Sabbath Is made for man
not man for the Sabbath" he began.
we find the principal application
OF my text meaning applies not onl,
to Las Vegas" he said, but to New
York. San Francisco and Calcutta. :.
God is the maker. Of al our time
In the hurry and rush Of business lif,
We have lost sight Of this. The Unit
ed States is drifting to paganism ami
Las evgas with the rest OF them.
| Remember the Sabbath day an,
keep It hols~k We are in danger d
not only forgetting God. but oul
brother as we'll The nation that doe
not observe the Lords day IL q %
tion Of classes. Sunday gives iii,
poor laborer an opportunity to wasl
| 4 Concluded on Page Four.)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16

Oyster bay. July l6.-Psace neo6-
tiations between 00atemsle md ~
vador are being Arranged today ~
President Roosevelt an AstiRx asc-
retary Of State Bacon. The neouli6
tions. II = stated, win douhtasss -
held on hoard the Amsricas u cfnistt
Marhlehead. now ID 0uAAenalan ~
tiers. = I'll
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-16
ssas Nst pseIees6 Wfsti

New York. July i6.-The Associa,eas
press received the following tslsgrn1r
from the President Of Hondnsas,
"Tegucigalpa -llondurss rs uok
declared var. 1salSanala wi<1psk
qualifications or reason Ihae tx1n11
the territory of this rcpahDtn ~ ~
whole country has eums - IL -
tionaI defense. - Manuel Ddnil,k
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
A DARK TOUCH

For many reasons a touch of black"
in our light gouns mas been more or
less in favor; for summers nothing is
considered smart without it, and this
year again it is very much in evidence.
Myself, | think it requires great clever
ness in the handling, if a hard or
spotty effect is to be avoided, and very
often the artistic beauty of the whole
is sacrificed to the demand for smart
ness-alWays pity, unless a woman
is purely of the smarttype and she
of course, has scored not often of late
Witness the little perky tilted hat,
which, | am thankful to think, is being
run very close in our affections by the
lorger shapes worn on the head not
'on three hairs" But the touch of
black can be varied by touch of col
or-dark color, of course,-and really
II Judlciously employed this comes as
"holesome relief. Have you ever
tried the effect of note of dark
green, or of purple; for instance, the
former to adorn, let us say, a light
putty-colored frOck, or a stone-gray.
the latter of ecru,. pale pink, blue.
deep cream, or gray of a less yellow
ism tone. Dark brown again (thoueh 7
object to the obvious alliance of this
color with beige or CHAMPAGNE or
smartest of all, if very carefully uti
lied, elephant gray.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25

ties to remember that unmuzzled
dogs are at large in every part of
town. There are so many of them that
they must run between the legs of the
dog-catcher occasionally. If they
are ours without home or master
there is a place into which they
should be hurried with all expedi-
ton. If they have owners those
owners should have dog licenses, and
they should know that there is an
ordinance which reads: No person
shall cause or permit any dog owned
or kept by him to run at large on any
street, alley or other public place
within the city at any time unless
such dog shall be securely muzzled,
so as to effecually prevent it from biz
ing any person or animal" They
should know that they are subject to
fine for violating this ordinance,
that they have no right to allow their
dogs to go unmuzzled in public
places unless they hold them in leash,
and that the duty of impounding I'M
AZ bkaAAVd Jugs WHICH, are 1T large is
the same whether the animal is a
homeless wanderer or a household
pet.
The laws covering the entire sub
Ject are plain, and they have been
published again and again 1t has
been shown, moreover on indisput-
able authority that there is a con-
slant menace from hydrophobia when
the dogs are allowed to roam at
large. This indicates how necessary
1t is that the laws should be rigorous
ly enforced, and even if there were
no such danger there is reason
enough for seeing that they are
strictly carried out owing to the fear
and annoyance that are caused by
the unmuzzled animals.
The dog owners have all the pro-
lection to which they are entitled
when they act in obedience to the
ordinances. When they defy them
they cannot complain if their pets are
carried off with the homeless ours.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25

Six thousand tons of coal, it is said,
are in suspension in the London at
mosphere every day during the win
ter months-enough to encourage any
fog; and 100000 chimneys, all burn
ing soft coal, are throwing off inces-
SAINT volumes of smut-laden smoke.
These are the things that scientific
people talk about when they try TO
explain fogs. And then they go on
to tell US that fogs are expensive,
that they cost London s5,O00,O0O a
year that a single days fog causes
the metropolis to consume enough gas
and electricity in excess of her ordi-
nary requirements to supply town
Of $4,000 population for 10 months,
and that fogs leave behind them a de-
post of six tons to the square mile.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25

Queen Victoria was liberal in honors
to her foreign sons-in-Iaw, and she
mande royal highnesses of Prince
Louis of Hesse. Prince Christian OF
Schleswig-Holstein, and Prince Henry
OF Battenberg within a few days Of
their respective mar ciages, and be.
slowed on each of them the order Of
the Garter. On the marquis of
Lorne, however, no special distinc-
lions were showered. He is now
duke of Argyll, in succession to his
father, and he is 4 knight of the This
tie, but though more than "a years
have elapsed since he welded Queen
Vtctoria's fourth daughter, the Garter
has not been given him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
EVERLASTING DOG NUISANCE.

Chicago paper-Four boys were bit
ten recently by dog that was ruA
ming at large in the vicinity Of Went
worth avenue and Fifty-ninth street.
The animal was pursued and killed,
but there is. of course, the natural
fear that he may have had the rabies,
and orders have been given TO the
police to kill all dogs that may ap-
pear on the streets in that section
c. the city.
While the campaign is on, It would
be an excellent thing for the authori-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25

The first statue of Queen Alexan-
dra on English soil will be erected in
the grounds Of the London hospital.
to commemorate the completion OF
the rebuilding operations. which have
cost e45,000. The scu ptor win be
George Wade and the statue, which
will be of bronze, will be of heroic
size. 1t will cost e1,50O. and Of this
sum e1.300 has been subscribed al
ready by the committee the staff. an }
a few personal friends.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25

DR.. f. A. Mears announces his lis
covery of several new species Of birds
on the summit of Apo, a volcanic
mountain of the island of Mindanao.
in the Philippine group. The animal
life on this peak differs not only from
that of the lowlands. but from that OF
the other highlands of the archipelago
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25

A burglar forced his way into a
wholesale toy store in Minna street
in San Francisco, and stole Loo