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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
- COOKS cosoucr IN
mo NATTER IS HARDLY
u1slsrxsr Wits SOME or
y psGuous ACTS.

> kanfxss u the Seattle fire de-
N'pess are erisicisinR very So.
~ ~ conduct q Chief Cook In
enlssiz< from he service W O.
sz1kpiou sitter the latter bad ten.
~ q proper form his rssigna.
ehzptcn appealed 20 the civil
e''< tommission. IN an effort 70
- ~ dismissal recalled and hts
<'nataon accepted. bat The com
A11s zgheld the action Of Cook
- tire ago Champion secured
- q absence without pay and
- Nat he Intended 10 60 %
ffsneiscu Later. DoWever. be
aa<<d ki& mind and went 70 TIA
- shsrs he aecered a position
= IN 'snterea bis resignation a.
rsxa<g q The Seattle fire De
3's<n,. hHi Cook declined 70 ac.
Hos The groBnd that Champion
N,hfs1 another position whiie
= = nsmber o. tbs local fire de-
nsat Champion vas then dts
x<eI
This IL Different.
Hsakine of the action Of the
nsfnesrH Of the department
= Q he fact that Dan Cook. d
80 ~zssF q he chief. while stifi 4
'anff o. the department and IN
g ~ ffom the city. spent II dayi
: hsfas' to plumbing the houss
1ss'sssnt ChIef Cisrk. Cook ~
' vacation IN order to DO ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
E[OP ES{)
AGAIN

VANCOUVER. n G. Oct =
Special for the fourth time Mra
pofaiqae Suiii. a sfrikinkiy hand
some NRnalmo woman. has cloped
TO Seattle Nine months ago her
then paramour was convicted in
Seattle. Tier husband took her
hack. bat shc tired uf iife Ia NanAi.
mo and went of again last uight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
THINK II IS
S|MPK|NS
MAN BELIEVED TO BE SNIP.
klss, WANTED IN IDAHO FOR
srEuNENsEae MURDER, IS
ARRESTED IN ARIZONA.

BlsBEE. Ariz. Oct "a man
supposed TO be Simpkins. accused
Of completely In the Steunenberg
murder. Is being held at Cananea,
Mexico. where he was arrested
Thursday By the RurRles at the In
stigatlon Of the Arizona Rangers.
The suspect answers In every par
ticular the description furnished
Of sImpkins. and photographs of
slmpkina are good likeness of the
missioner. Extradition papers are
Icing prepared for the suspects re.
moval to Idaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

y.xneRRlt.r COURSE L L.
sWunsr. driving a nafraeQ
- ske Vanderbilt cup raec
= !. ssrs q ~ minutes, le J
49, 4 distance Il SOL
wsxser. Who repfesesisi
-. was allowed b. l4ncia'
800 ss IA, car. and repressuIius
- pans. also rcprVsen'ias
-. ran ghlrd. telng seven min
- seAlaa Isaeia. drivias q Diet
~ ear.
r.. Anssscan ears failed 70 show
: - nulsk. cut Tracy, dfitins a
..,s<.sAIls r,sas the record time
= ! .luxls lsp GOVERNS the dis
-. 4 ~ rate of e. miles an
- 3 szs Coins Eamely shen
- ~ vss called of Tor the ~
=. Il he contestants, who
-. 800 10 chance q finishing
- ~ mcnef
~ s<atAs are charged agAlast
:. avs spsss AMI several people
= <rse.assy injured y = shep
- Hcsrakiss racer ran over
- AxTsrsr. Of fassaie, y J,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
DISMISS THE
NR|PP|N' CASE

~ charge Of assault and bat.
~. ~ against Mics Ella o.I.eary. a
asI 10 the Rainier school. was
ar s'aay dismissed On a teehni
gsFdon u 'He re''s '''ih
h,,ss Vlhary was charged with
- oeaten one d her pupils.
nx NJ n'non, nniil the child Wa
~. across tbs back With urIy
am, me complaint causing her
a. 800 ~ made By the mother 81
'a''o and aIao b. The pollee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

fse' gradually brought about feel
ing 81 hatred. which terminated In
a murder OF the most foul manner
speaking % bis crime. Afam said
lie had lots OF money. but made
1ne support our mother Che starved
20 death. and for thls Efcw 10 hate
him. aud 20 plan a. TO how J miEht
knl him ana protect myself We
auarfaled one night and. seifinE
batcher knife. I plunged u 60 his
hear fou know What followed
after that
AFam IL believed 10 be perfectly
sane. but says that be does not wihh
50 die. although he has bat little
hsps Of escaping the electric chair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
VANDERBILT COURSE
IS A TRAIL OF DEATH
MORE LYNCH LAW.

MOBILE Ala oet d slx,y
: men left here this morning
and met Sheriff Powers. from
4 whom they took two negroes.
who arv charged With attack.
. Ina white Woman There
wsfr NO soldiers aboard the
. sheFiffs train. and the mob
had little difficulty In Eetting
! the victims. Nhe we're immr.
= diately hanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
VIII Ru.h Tresp..

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-it IL Of
fieiaily denied that orders have
been ISSUED OF Contemplated regard.
ing the holding Of the Cuban expe-
aitloa ~ Norfolk The troops viii
be- rushed as rapidly az transports
enn be obtained. The president COM
fefrcd with chief ~ Staff BELL and
Charles E. Magoon this afternoon
before they left for Cuba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

matron. who examined the girls
condition.
The defense brought forward
proof 70 show that the relation be
tween teacher and pupil was an
aiaRous 70 that between parent and
child and that there was a state
statute against the t0ofree whip
ping If q pupil by a teacher.
The court then dismissed the
case on motion Of Attorney Allen,
who said that the charge against
the teacher had not been br0agh,
under the proper statute and that
no case had been made even II II
were correctly brought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
PRINCESS VICTORIA orr.

The Canadian Pacific steamer
Princess Victoria VIII tonight make
her last trip between this city. Vic
toria and Vancouver Her place
on that run will be taken BY the
steamer indianapolis. ~ the Inter,
national Steamship company. This
Princess Victoria vii IN ali proba.
bility 60 on the run between Van.
couwer and Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
VICTORIA FROM
THE NORTH

win sis passengers and treasure
amounting "a ttasgse -. the steam
~ Victoria arrived IN port this
morning after q stormy passaEs.
The Victoria vas too FAR out 81 the
time the heavy storm hit the north
west roast and consequently did not
feel the rough weather as did the
steamers santa Ans and San Ma
tee
According 20 passengers fhs rains
are continuing along the coast at
Sofne. and many have decided % -.
main IN for the winter. as high
wages are the ruis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
INSURGENTS GET UGLY. out
ARE QUICKLY SUPPRESSED
AND pisARmED BY AMER.
CAN mARlNEs-TRooPs ARE
STILL an ROUTE TO CUBA.
faerinn. r.l,arsph Services. J

HAVANA. oct. Two hundred
insurgents rode into Carload 3 sub
urb 81 Puerto Principe, today. vay-
ing maehstes and threatening the
peopie. Twenty American marines
rushed 10 Carload and arrested %
81 he insurgents and frightened The
remainer. who. led by Gen cabel-
Zero. rode 70 the commander Of
marines. demanding the release Of
their comrades. Instead ~ reieas-
ine them the American commander
dlsarmed Cabellero ana aii Of his
.mall force they could catch. where
upon eaboliero politely promised
mat an bis followers would dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

tsstipps Telegraph ssrsies1
NEW YORK. oct g.--New York
u still talking over the murder q
AafkEr rashjian By his brother
Aram, who has since confessed the
crime. RELATING 10 fnn the fiendlsh
manner IN which the crime was
Committed, ana the hoai afterwards
silsmemhercd aud hidden Ia excsYa
lions aud hexenfn .hS snKhout ihs
city, and lairr discovered hy the
police with calm assurance the
murderer Informed the police that
he had killed sia brother because
the latter tad made more moast
than he aud had saved r. This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
SNEAK THIEF AT WORK.

" ?. Kelly. living NJ 40 Wash.
inFton ~. reported 70 the police
this morning that while he was out
~ hIs room iaat evening sneak
thief took seo IN money. bis cloth
ing and BAGGAGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
MARINES JAIL
/. CUBAN REBELS

amounts % several thousand dol
lars The disarmament II proceed
Ins smoothly, and 10 really but
llttir better than farce. The per-
o~ttaee which has surrendered IL
snail 20 the number known 20 have
been concealed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
DRIVES
HIM MAD
STUDENT OF INSANITY DC.
COMO A VICTIM OF THg DIS
ease nU STUDIED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct "a raw.
ing maniac. the result 81 oyersludy
Of insanity. John hecomb. sou Of
eH.Warden MeComb. Of San Quentin
prison. Was today committed TO the
asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
mARsAuolLLE TO &c
ON TRIAL MONDAY

Next Monday Julius Marsaudiiio
will be tried before Judge Fratef
for murder IA the second degree.
In this case Mrs Emma DALEY was
shot b. a trapRun while opening
the trunk OF MarHandiile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
powLgy SAYS ng DIDN'T.

Frank " Powiey. who was fined
go In Judge Gorion's court yesier
day for carrying concealed weapons
denies the report that he had
threatened 10 kiIl HIS wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

With the announcement yester'
dsy OF the tar levies in King county
for state and county purpossE. the
whole luiquitous purpose Of the
manipulation % assessment valaa
lions this year in the interests Of
the big tax dodgers stands exposed
That purpose was 20 save the tar
dodgers from having to pay amp
portion Of the increase In state aud
county taxen made necessary by the
growing demands of state and eoun
~ governments and BY official en-.
tfavagancs aud acknowledgement.
THIS end w&s accomplished By sad
ding the Increased burden on the
shoulders Of the small property
owners
The manner In which assessment
valuations acre manipulated this
year To the Interests Of the tau
dodgers aah clearly set forth By
The Star in August In ITS series Of
articles on "How the Poor Man
PAYS the Rich Mans Taxes" In
tknse articles Il vas pointed out
that the aKscssement valuations on
real estate, especially homes aud
home property. aud other property
belonging 20 men OF moderate
means had been vastly Increased,
while The valuations on the property
Of hig corporations and property
owners had been increased but
slightly II nc all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

The state tax equalization board
this year levied for state purposes
against the property Of the entire
state. taxes amounting 20 s2,Ses.'
s4o. az compared with s2.sa6.a22
levied last year. This Is an Increase
~ sas6. ais. or Is per cent.
bat In apportioning the increase
among the counties OF the state the
assessment figures we've 20 manip-
ulated that s2ga.Tse. or es per cent
In the total increase In the state
levy was saddled upon King county
Last year this county was called
upon 10 pay tess.4s0, or Is per cent
OF the taxcs levied for state pur.
poses. This year this county Is
called upon TO pay ssss.27e, or 81
per cent Of the total
The saddling OF this additional
burden upon this county. instead OF
distributing IL around over the
state. Is for the purpose OF protect.
ing the railroads and other big cor.
porate interests Of the state from
bearing an equitable share In the
eoss OF maintaining the state gov
eminent.
In mos, other counties In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

ROYALTY TO MARRY.

= ST. PETERSBURG. oct g.
4 a marriage has been arranged
q between the Grand Duke Mich
y nel. the only brother ~ the
czar. aud Princess Patricia. %
. Connaught, the niece Of King
4 Edward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
YOUNG MAN IN TROUBLE.

Earnest Curtis. aged ". 81 Co.
iufnbia City. was lodged In the
county Jail this morning on 4 aeri.
GUS criminal charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
TRIP POSTPONED.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal, Oct. g.
The trial trip of the new cruiser
California. scheduled for today. has
been postponed ON account OF the
heavy fog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
mAncnualA ON TRIAL TRIP.

HONOLULU. Oct s The Pacific
Mail steamer Manehufia Ia taking
her trial trip today 10 test the en-
zines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

II Is expected that American audi
tors win reveal Wholesale frauds BY
the officials % the former Cuban
government II has already been
found ln the eommissary depart
ment that the Cienfuegos shortage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
FINALLY RESCUED.

HONOLULU. oct, 6-The trans
mort sheridan was hauled off the
beach today Rnd was brought into
Honolulu hafbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
PLATr TO RESIGN.

WASHINGTON. Oct. e.-It !
Is authoritativcly reported !
that senator Plat Is soon to .
resign on account OF IN health. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
STATES TAX BOARD
LOOTS KING COUNTY

Residents Of King Forced to Pay 65 Per Cent
Of the Increase Of State Government
Punishment inflicted for Practices Of Seattle
Tax-DOdgers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

state the increase In the assessed
valuation Of railroad and corporate
property kept more equitable pace
With the increase in the assessed
value Of other property. So 10 call
upon those counties for more state
taxes would be to ask more taxes
Of the corporate interests.
Residence Properties
In King county. on the oonirnry,
the increase In the valuation ON real
property and the property Of home
owners far outran the Increase in
the valuation on railroad property.
This enabled the state board 70
demand more state taxes Of King
county without propoFtionafsiy iii-
ereasing the taxes levied on eorpo-
ration property.
The total assessed valuation OF
property In King county this year
vas Increased over that Of last year
b. more than 100 per cent, most IL
which increase fell on real estate.
and the property 81 farmers and
home owners. Despite this show
ing. however. the state board OF
equallxation increased the King
county assessment by approximate
ly 81. 000. 600. thereby even further
increasing the burden OF state tan
alton borne by this county.
In short. the crime committed ~
the state board Of eaualixailon
against this county consists Of FIN.
ing this county for the action OF IT'S
assessor and equalization board In
inadeanately assessing railroad and
corporate property. But the fine.
when assessed. cannot under exist
ing conditions and laws be collect
ID from the tax.dodging corpora
tons. II must be paid by other
property owners. who were already
paving the taxes OF the taxdodgefss
County Tax Burden
Nor Is THIS the limit OF the
inlaulty. The county commission
ers have Increased the county tan
burden. for county purposes. Last
year the total taxes levied for ecun-
~ purposes amounted 10 s4ss.2e0.
This year Il has been increased 10
ssTS. 022. an increase OF sf1s.oz2, or
IS per cent
This increase. like the increase in
state taxes. falls almost entirely,
II not entirely. on the owners OF real
estate, prominent among whom are
farmers and home-owners. The ex-
tent to which this Is true. and the
manner I'm which u Was accom-
plished was pointed out by The
star in its articles on How tho
Poor Man Pays the Rich Mans
Taxes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

Chief Cooks trip to New York
CITY IN the interests Of the TWen-
tieth Century Fire Escape company
IL also pointed out az Inconsistent
with his conduct In the Champion
case Cook vas gone for five weeks.
under salary. ossensIbIy 10 attend
the national convention Of fire
chiefs In addition 10 his SALARY he
waa given $500 BY the city 50 pay
his expenses. The Twentieth Cen.
tury Fire Escape cJmpany paid him
81 900. and when not incapaeitatsd.
hts entire time uss spent In the In
terestn Of the fire escape people.
Actions such as this IN the
Champion case. said q member Of
the department this morning. "an
utter lack 81 any respect for the
chief and the knowledge that he has
lost al interest in the department.
excep. In the matter Of the purchase
of supplies. Is demoraiizing Seat
Ties fire department Conditions are
going from bad 70 worse and some
thing should be done 81 once to rem
eay affairsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
CHAMPION CASE IS
CAUSING CRITICISM

work.. and vas Under salary during
All Of bis absence.
Dan cook. also while in the EN-.
plox Of the city fire department. did
all Of the plumbing u0tk In two
houses hniit b. Chief Cook on Raj.
nier boulevard Department wax.
ems carried material back and forth
for enc chief. and department mate.
rails and tools were used Ia The
work
This. the fiFemeu point out. - Ia
great contrast 70 the aesion 81 Cook
IN Diminishing Champion because the
latter secured a position before ten.
derinx his resignation a. q member
Of fha fire aaaafgment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
BANK cLEARINos.

increase over same
date last year 5 tfs,916 Y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-25

Cash or $500 Down and $1.oo
Per Week. Old Stove taken
In Exchange or as First Pay
ment, II Desired. 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-25

This is the Absolute Per-,
feet Polfsher - Removes
all arnish and Dirt,
combining both Cleansing
and Frightening QuaIi-
ties, while Lacking the
Dangerous and Injurious
ingredientsfo In most
other PoIishes. Regular
ly Csc; MONDAY, to.
PER BOTTLE. OC.
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Sixty-Five Gents

1900 on the Doifar--There are Just $50 Ruus In
me Lot--Al In Nice, Clean Condition., and in
LATEST DESIGNS and Cocrlngs-Here is a chance to
secure Rug for Little Money--SuItabIe for Bed
s coon, Dining Room, Living Room-n fact for any
noom Wnere "a Medium Priced Rug would be ap-
the Heavy All Wool az nsIngton," and Parf
Cotton and Heavier weight "Brusseine"-We Ap-
pend List of Sizes and Prlces:-
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69R IT, nHls sALE WE PEER LIMIIED NUMHEE
. DINNER SETS, In a Beautiful and Neat Decoration
3 Ct Ping Roses and Green Sprays, with stppIed Cole
? FOR THE COMPLETE 100 PIECES. $ZJuUU
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Cash, or 81 Per, Week.

so SOLID OAK sIDEBoARDs like pic;
ture and similar, finished Beautiful
Golden, a. Inches Long, with Generous
Size French Bevel Plate Mirror, Swell
Top Drawers. One lined for Silver, Daint.
lily Carved, Trimmed and Heavily Gas.
tered. Regularly $27.00. 81 n @EfA
MONDAY. go. ...r p. !. .0AS sAu
Cash or So Down and ST !Per@Week
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-25

FOUR (N ONLY is PIECE GAME
SETS, with Gold Band Border, Hand
Painted In an Appropriate Hunting
Scene Design; Regularly 0nE nm
$3.50. MONDAY, Per sET$Z5,uU
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-25

FOR THIS SALE WE OFFER FOUR
20 EXQUISITE 10 PIECE: GAME
SETS, Appropriately Decorated and
with Heavy Encrusted Gold Borders
Each Piece Hand Painted and Artist
Signed. Regularly $500. Sags6A M
MONDAY, PER sET....... SUVlVU
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ALSO, FIVE ~ HAND PAINTED 13
PIECE FISH SETS, with Gold Wreath
H9rders; Resu!ar!y $500. 500 mn:
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
MAKE STRONG
APPEAL FOR
MAIL TUBE
Powerful Organizations of
City Come to Support of
Postmaster Fisk's Efforts
to Improve Local Service
MEMORIAL is SENT
on TO WASHINGTON

Postmaster Fisk's endeavors to in
stall tube service connecting the
main postofIice and station K, which is
situated on New Montgomery street.
with the ferry depot are being vigor-
ously supported by the various com
naercial organizations. The following
memorial has been forwarded TO Wash
fngtOn:
The establishment OF pneumatic tube ser
vice as outlined. would according 10 the ex-
pert testimony OF the postofhce officials, ad-
Francisco by more than hour. The trip
Of letter from the postofice TO the ferry
station would not consume more than one and
= half minutes. ana from tests made in cities
where the pneumatic tube service is In opera
non such as New York Boston, Philadelphia
Chicago and ST. Louis. II has proved to be the
means Of sffOrdtng the best and quickest
postal service possible
A commission sent by the Poetoffce De-
partment 10 investigate the advisability OF
Installing the pneumatic service IN San Fran
cisco reported in favor thereof as follows:
The completion Of the new postofice build
ing and its occupancy on September / as q
general postoffice makes II necessary that some
relief be provided TO Offset IN great part the
DELAY 10 mail caused by the location Of the
new postoffce more than and a half
miles from the ferry landing and the edge
or the business district. At the present time
the mail between the general postoffce and
ferry Is carried by electric car and the time
required is twenty minutes. This is the best
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
CLOTHES STOLEN
FROM BEDROOM
McFadden and Wife Without
Apparel in Morning Be
cause of Burglars Visit

Several reports of the visits OF burg
lars were made to the police yesterday
and the police made arrests OF two
suspects. The largest haul was from
the residence of Samuel McFadden, un-
dertaker, 1870 Haight street When
McFadden awoke yesterday morning ne
missed his clothes and the clothing OK
his wife He made an investigation
and found the missing attire In the
basement. Between S150 and 800 In
coin and gold watch and chain valued
at $3.50 had been taken from the pockets
of McFadden's clothes. A sealskln sack,
valued at $3.50, belonging to Mrs. Spen-
Ger, a neighbor, which had been left
in the custody of Mrs. McFadden. had
also been taken from a closet In the
bedroom Mrs. McFadden's sealskin
sack had been overlooked. Entrance
was effected by cutting a pane Of glass
out of the basement window and turn
ing the catch.
Martin Eggers reported that his gro
Gerry at 496 Eddy street had been en-
tered early yesterday morning by un-
locking the front door with the key
which had been left in the lock inside
The burglars had previously broken the
glass in the door The cash register
was emptied of It's contents, about $4.50
in nickels, dimes and quarters.
p. H Frezise reported that his room
at 1912 Market. street was entered on
Thursday night by opening the door
with a skeleton key. A suit of clothes
valued at s35, diamond ring valued
at s14 and a pair of patent leather
shoes were stolen.
Simon Steiner found H. F. Riedel In
his rooms in the Oaks lodging-house,
Third street, below Mission. early yes
terday morning and took him to the
Central police station. Riedel had
stolen a suit of clothes valued at $3.50.
RiedeI was taken to the City Prison
and booked ON charge of burglary.
Policeman E. G. Mcdonnell was no.
titled late Thursday night that a man
had been seen sneaking into an alley
way leading to flats at Webster and
Sacramento streets. Mcdonnell made a
search and found the man hiding in a
corner of one of the flats. The man
tried 10 climb over fence. but McDon-
nell caught him and sent him to the
City Prison. The prisoner is a Mexican,
26 years of age, but looks more like an
Indian. He is feet IL inches tall. has
black hair and eyes and dark com
plexion. The police believe he Is the
burglar who has been operating In the
Western Addition. He gave the name
of Michael Reinz.