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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-22
The "Cufest Thing

A dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer,
under date Of Cleveland, Ohio, February
T q, follows:
John D. Rockefeller is SO thoroughly lost that
even his pastor does not know where he is.
When asked to-day as to the Whereabouts Of
his elusive parshioner Dr. Chas. A. Eaton. said:
Honestly. don't know; I haven't the slight
est idea. If / knew would tell you.
Then DR.. Eaton chuckled.
ssoutest thing Rockefeller ever did, 2 he said
'sThe whole things farce anyway. saw
Rockefeller last November. just before he began
to be so badly wanted. Then-poof! And all
the cunningest process servers, shrewdest de-
tectives and smartest reporters in the country
can't find the richest and most conspicuous man
in the world
Not for the world would we detract from
the great credit due John D. Rockefeller
/ by reason Of his successful flight from the
officers Of the law. Il is very "cute" in
deed. But with all due respect for Mr..
RockefeIler's pastor, we deny shat it is the
''cutest thing Rockefeller eyer did" The
skill with which be has avoided the process
servers is insignificant compared with other
accomplishments. He built up business
institution which came to be the greatest
commercial concern in the world. He did
this through special faYors obtained within
the law and without the law; he did it by
the destruction Of the property and fortunes
Of rivals, by corruption Of public officials,
and by trampling under foot every law Of
God and committing nearly every crime
written in the statute books of man.
Through the system Rockefeller has built
up, the spirits Of strong men haye been
broken and the hopes Of women and child
rem have been crushed. Out Of the millions
he has taken from from the pockets Of the
people he has contributed comparatively
insignificant sum Of money to the erection
and support of colleges and to the further
ance Of the work Of foreign missions; and
although in the light Of his foul record none
should be so poor to do him reverence, there
are preachers and teachers all over the
country who lose no opportunity to pay him
tribute.
Even at this moment he occupies, practi-
cally the position Of an outlaw; and the pas
tor Of his church declares that the successful
figh she has made from the officers Of the
i law is the cntest thing Rockefeller ever
did!''
RI is we'll for this great government Of
T ours that the mass Of the people hare q
higher conception Of morality than is shown
| BY the preachers and educators who have
rushed TO the defense Of the notorious fugi-
tive. There would be small hope for the
future Of popular governments, small hope
for the rising generation, il men and women
generally look as lightly upon methods Of
{ he Rockefeller order as do some Of ths
minent gentlemen who see virtue where
others see vice. Commoner.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-22
Tell II to Your Father

In his Bible class at New York, February
%, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., said Let Us
SO liye that we can walk along the street
and look every one in she eye unflinching.
ly.' Mr.. Rockefeller would do we'll to give
that advice to his father, who is just now q
fugitive from the officers Of the law. The
elder Rockefeller cannot even walk along
the street,, but is hiding none Of the au-
thoritles know where in order to avoid tbs
service Of a writ commanding him to ap'
pear and tell the truth.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
FAST PAGER FORMERLY OWNED BY B|SbEE
 LAWYER DEAD
Iddie C., Raised and Developed By w, B, CleaB, Is h. jured and Shot.

M D
 Iddie C.. the fastest pacer ever born in Arizona, had to be shot at Flagstaff few days ago. Iddie c. was raised by Attorney W. B. Cleary, of this city, and for the past couple of years has been the pride of the Salt River valley.
 When only a two-year-old the horse displayed such speed that Mir. Cleary concluded to train him for a race horse. The horse was put under the care of Ned Barnum, of Phoenix, and in a very short time developed won derful speed for horse of his age He was admired by many of the horse men of the territory and of California, and Mir. Cleary refused some very high offers for the colt. Finally Mir Cleary did sell the horse to R. B. Walton, who has trained him and entered him in many of the races in the northern part of the territory. Every year the colt was showing an increased speed, and all of the horSemen were ot the opinion that he would be a formidable rival for the big stakes this fall.
 While returning from his daily workout on the track at Flagstaff, Iddie c. was kicked by another horse. so serious was the wound inflicted that he had to be shot in very few minutes after the accident.
 Iddie c. went a half mile at Flag staff on the 5th of July in 1.06.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25

DENTISTS. Al So. Broadway, Los Angeles. Largest and Most Elegant Dental Ofices on Pacific Coast. Best Set teeth SC. Filings 20 per cent cheaper and lG0 per cent better than can treat without pain. Ten years guarantee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
NO STATEHOOD IF THE KIND OFFERED
 S
Col. 0'Brien Moore Says Pima County Home Of Dr. Rodg-
 CTS, Will Say No,

Col. o'Brien Moore, editor of the Tucson Citizen, arrived in Bisbee yes terday morning and will go this morn ing 10 Cananea to visit that camp. Twenty-four years ago Col Moore was editing the Tombstone Epitaph, being associated with Sam Purdy in the publication of that paper. About that time he came to Bisbee to visit Joe Dyer. one of the pioneers oi this camn. and an intimate friend of Moore. Bis bee was then just starting as mia ing camp, and the Copper Queen mine al that time only ranked as a faiI, prospect. The Bisbee of twenty-four years ago has now become one Of the greatest copper camps.
 Notwithstanding the fuss being made by a few in Tucson who favor joint statehood. you may say for me that Pima county will give very large majority against ioinJ-statehood." said Mr. Moore. The Democrats are pTac- Iicaly unanimous against iUinuire. only three in Tucson being 1moug those who are willing that Arlzona shall have 6 government from Santa Fe and by New NeX!csns rather than 9 government administered st hone and by home people. In Tucson here are several Of the back-nunber Re,,ub- iicans favoring 5oint-stqtencud on the theory that any charge from the po- litical pelting they have beef rec2Iy- ing looks good.
 All for Mark Srsith.
 The Democrats of Pima county gre proud of the work of Marx Smith and the successful work he has accom- plished against joint-Sta 5ehood. The Democrats at MT, Sulith'S home aIe also much gratified 10 know that he is to again receive the nomination for congress by the unanimous demand of the Arizona Democracy. I am not surprised to find so much enthusiasm for Mark Smith in Cochise county: this county was for years his home and I have found that the longer peo- pie know Mark Smith the more they love him and admire his noble and loy- al character"
 Col. Moore yesterday visited the Territorial Reform School at Benson, and found that institution h excellent condition and being successfully man. aged by Superintendent Mahoney, who. however, has not yet become thoroughly reconciled over beirS fined 65 because he refused to receive into the Reform School two boys from Graham county who at the time had the smallpox.
 The University at Tucson, Col. Moore says, is in better condition now than ever before. It is gradually grow ing, and notwithstanding the new buildings added during recent years it was badly congested during the last year. This year students will only be admitted after a rigid examination, and none who have not graduated from the ninth grade in the public schools.
 Tucson is reported to be rapidly growing, and the present year will make an excellent showing in the way of new and substantial buildings The large Steinfeld block was completed this year, the electric car Gne has be- come a reality, the new Randolph of flee building is one of the handsomest in the territory, and before the end Of the present year the new Southern Pa cific depot will have been finished. This will be the handsomest depot building in the territory, or between Los Angeles and Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
CASE CONTINUED.

The case of B. Zine, charged with being drunk and disordeTly. was con unued by Judge Murphy until this af- ternoon at o'clock. Zine represent ed to the justice yesterday that he would be unable to get his witnesses if his trial took place yesterday, so the justice gave him until this evening to get them together
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
GONE TO MINE.

E. B. Erickson went on a trip to his mine yesterday afternoon. Erickson's property is situated in Tombstone Can yon about four miles from Bisbee. This property has been thought very favorably of for the last two years, and promises to be a big producer when development work is prosScuted.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
IN NEW OFFICE.

The Moore Fuel and Feed company moved into their new office on Main street yesterday afternoon. The work of moving the furniture was not fin ished, but the firm will probably be settled in their new quarters in few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25

New Mexico is credited with an earthquake. She will get several shakes before she has an opportunity to rule Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25

It has been officially determined by the supreme court of France that the terrible exile of Captain Dreyfus didn't count
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25

It is now believed that both the democrats and republicans will de. clare in their platforms this fall against the further licensing of gamb- ling in this territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
nio nuN RulerEs AIS HAR'
ROWING EXPERIENCE WITH
A FAIR PLuNeUR WHO HAD
a RIAL HOT uP ON rHt
FOURTH RACE.

niE nen came into Mullen a
o'nriens last night IN a shocking
state 81 despair lie had started Tor
The Meadows IN the morning ~ re-
nplendent piece 81 cheese as $40
worth Of aray hand me downs. an
almost Panama and a green tie
could make him
These we're all now n wreck The
hand mes downs were covered with
dust The near Panama dropped
like a mushroom The tie Was ho-
dtnEglrd and under his left ear. The
enee upright collar was a taE snd
iiig neu's shoes always someW hat
larHe ana Irregular looked like two
hods OF mortar.
Albert. the whale. Was pouring a
Ions enc with foam on top into him
self aa Hen entered. SLAP me he
sa.psd SLAP me. Albert, and slap
me good
What's the matter - asked Al
bert ibid you have To walk inf'
Tn. Reel Fell Guy.
"nid I have 10 walk INT Don't
look IT, I'm the champion fall guy
on the coast I'm the biggest mutt
that ever fell for bum steer That.
me"
stop drinking beer said the
whale. and tell me your past.
what's come OFF, You look like you
been run over BY steam roller,
bat that don't tell me nothing"
Wensn In che Case.
"of course It Was woman. ssys
Hen. "Aud take q from me. Albert.
shs vas ali the candy. Shs set IN
the stand this afternoon and handed
me the eye. set ia. Of course. You
couldn't overlook a thing like that
All alone. but sxpseting he's gentle
man friend every minute hociahie
a. you and me Solhins stuck up
about her while Ne vas ehinuinE
sure thing IN the second that a
certain party gives me last nirht
came lu seventh. aud me with Moth
ins Down on him Thinks l. This
dame Amt detng 30 harm Go uo-
body. HADN'T been Cor her ID a lose
ten on that RAGS Hsf Ter me"
Just than she spoke up The
horses we're Just getting ready for
the fourth race aud sou know ] had
that fnce aorva right told you
last niaht ! vuz EoirE 10 play \.
" Barr.
The dame says 20 me. says che;
on. ! DC hope my gentleman
friend Nill show up IN time. ] Eot
perfsetiy elegant zip On this faee.
Friend % mine IL particular
friend 81 HaudfidleF Kelly and I
know - of him there isn't nothing
to II but nueolic. I was going TO
bet 10, bot what DO you thinkF ! lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
REALTY MEN At
BIG SMOKER

More than Tee LEGAL dealers IN real
estate met in an informal smoker
siven by the Seattle Real Estate as
soeiatlon az the Chamber Of Gem
ueree last nisht. In the absence OF
the president. VIII a. Parry, George
=. Mrarham acted As tcaatmasser.
Several addresses were given an re-
grades and improvements. also or
the comparative values OF property
tn seattle and other cities An al.
dress was also xiven on the relation
% real estate dsaiinH 60 the banking
business
George = Meachan gave a talk ,a
the younger real estate dealers. ana
" W Hill spoke on the future real
estate market % Seattle,
Tablet. Ter Patents, zoe Mutual Lite.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
GAVE IN SIDE
Of ST. HELENS
.ox,Ano MIN FIND GREAT
,.v1sN SEEMING TO LEAD
,Nro CRATER OF EXTINCT
VOLCANO.
,s,,r special ssrvlesl

.oprt ANp. Avs A party OF
,',,lana men has discovered a mar
~. cave. ~ 10 slsht mites Ions
' :. ~, N diameter epd believed to
" is - me ytry bow els II ths ex-
80 'a 'stsf Of Mount ; tlslsns. Tho
'iN' allowed the snetefrenean
~ ST., nearly tive mites With Ian.
sAan'' ana then elan'bsred eat
is'es ., ! hrsak Ia the side opening
sgss > entrance 70 the cavern l.
las mile from the house Of ole
s .'s'.''n' farmer fssiains % miles
fs '.s~,s, o. Amecy. nssr the head,
ne'saN' = The north fork Of the
ss's'' aver Amee, Is me nearest
ss ,,s. v.,.t The t'ortiand men,
nse,as ,.,e he 81 hrisns foothills
SONS wv, w ssr.ss, ran cut u provi.
WIN va 80 sad 10 ssnd q man back
sl0n. . sas 10 rsrlsalsh the SUPPLY.
wAas es' ~ q Il the es,, and went
a., $40 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
THE SAD STORY TOLD
TO ALBERT THE WHALE

my senile'nnn friend have my
purse
You neednc 10 on" remarked
Albert, the whale. bitterly. 4
know the answer"
You mean I let her have The
ao3 Sure Albert. LET her have II.
70 would You " Il had been YOU I
see the play. There wna whiakefs
on II. aud me great grandfather fell
fot Il once After the race when
hcr skate COMES IN nowhere. and me
betting on u. toa Hhe ahyH oh.
! couldn't think Of taking your coin.
You must come around 10 my apart
ment thls evening aud M return Il
60 YOU
Even then didn't wake up. I
lot hei have the 20 and bet ali ny
money Oh The skirts tip. and. we'll =
told Yau ta slap me. didn't u |
went down 10 the paddock 10 kick
myself after the race ad when |
come back the dame lH gone. Then
! takes Nash ~ the paper she give
me with her address wrote Oh u.
LOOK here Il IL.
Csts Her Address.
HiE lien fished fHE OF paper
from his pocket. On u was srrawled
something that looked like this
Miss DeVoe.
THE HoCktsaHAM.
"dasT Madison st"
"find the place 2" asked Albert Ar
Ter he had looked az the paper
'f1nd itf Not yet I'm going "a
have another look IN the morning
when the tide is out and the walk
ms - good 20 Kirkland. 80. sgs7
must be somewhere about the mid
Ole Of Lake Washington. 10 was
raining ffankfurtsrH when stood on
tho deck and couldn't see all the
way across the lake.
The Rockingham. unused Albert.
the Whale. sounds good don't itf'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
BIRTH OF NEW
LABOR PARTY

pITTSBu re Pa. Aug - he
mass meeting called b. The leaders
% the Union Labor party for Tho
purpose ~ forming and Organising
a new political party composed OF
organized labor elements. will 10
held here today Hundreds OF del
esarea representing the various ia.
hor organizations viii be In attend
anee this evening. when the meet
Ing II called TO order '. N
Doasiaas. one Of the projectors Of
the new party. ~ r Tishe. assist.
ant secretary OF the Amalga mated
Association Of Iron. Steel and Tin
WORKERS simon Burns. Samuel
.C;ompera. G. G Douglass and other
prominent labor leaders are here
and are expected to deliver adj
dresses before tho meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
Jap SUSPECT CAUGHT.

X Konaha. alias X Yohami,
wanted in Everett for the past two
months, was picked 40 last night
by Detective Hubbard and Patrol
man Carl Anderson Konakh, II ~
alleged. while employed aH "A COOK
in an Everett hotel. entered
room. forced trunk and escaped
.gifb gfe9 and some clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
HANG ON
FATAL FRIDAY
DOUBLE EXECUTION PLANNED
IN IDAHO, WHILE sTnGNu-
Gus EFFORTS Aae MADE ron
EXECUTIVE eLgmENcY.
tstar Special ssrvlesl

nOlsT Idaho. Aug g. William
Henry Hicks bond aud Rudolph
wettmer will hang az the ponlton
tiary on Friday. hond for the muir
der OF CHARLES naly In October,
ie0i. and wettmer for the murder
Of Christ Long and l. ID. Wall,
near seceah Meadowa. Idaho
county. IN July. 1904,
A strong appeal has been made
90 Governor Gooding 90 stay both
executions on an appeal. bat the
friends Of the men have about sis
on up hope OF executive clemonef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
BIG MEETING
OF F|REMEN
SEATTLE mGa ARE DOWN ON
THE PROGRAM At TIE pa
ciFlc COAST CONVENTION.

Arrangements have been eempisi-
- yor the annual meeting 81 Gale
say. a. a.. % the Pacific Coast A.
soeiatinn ~ Ifre chiefs. which
meets August ss-si. The program
~ talks has been authorized aud
seattle member. arc down for
papers chief Ralph cook VIII talk
On -MYdrants and Sire - Water
Mains Tor Fire Service charles W
saunders vii read paper on Mod
vrn Ffrspfoaf construction. while
n y. Hughes. underwriters cleo
trtcaI inspector. eili talk on Eise-
ttleal Hazards as Eraanesrins Fifs-
men"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
BADGE Rs TO ORGANIZE.

a meeting for The purpose Of or
EagiyinR former residents Of Wis
conain now In this city Will be held
Ia the rooms OF the Alaska club
TuesdaY night II 10 the purpose
Of the meeting 10 decide upon a
plan TO promote The interests Of
the Alaska Yukon Pacific expedition
throughout the state 81 Wisconsin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
PICNIC AT WOODLAND.

The Central Labor council last
night decided to hold the annual
Labor day picnic AZ Wildwood park
This picnic will take the place 81
the customary street parade out
side sound cities will be asked ia
participate ia the event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
A1AoeuARrtRs OPENED.

The washington state Mlnlns as.
sostntlon opened IT, headquarters
today tn the Post -inteliiEencef
building Tor the reception of mln-
eral samples from the state mines
apd mining field The special abieet
the association will keen IN view IL
10 have A complete exhibit 81 the
mineral resources Of the state ready
IN time Tor the Alaska Yukon. Pa
eific exposition Ia 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
KNOCKED DOWN BY A CAR,

otis ~ Mcknight. city salesman
for J. nafnstsin a Sons. was
Knocked down and seriously injured
by a Fremont car yesterday after
neon. NJ Fremont. The Ger never
stopped. and Mcknight wss picked
up b a following car and taken 20
swifta rharmacy. on Second ay. and
PIKE st. where he wss attended. at
ter which he i~ft FOE his home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
cAnNERY FLEET TO
CARRY LUMBER SOUTH

by the and 81 this month many 81
IN. ahlrs IN Alaska engaged IN the
caunery business VIII arrive IN port
and II IL stated mat nearly AL viii
enter the eostswiss lumber traffic.
several charters have already been
made sud shippers from Portland
have been IN Seattle the past three
days attempting to close charters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
WANTS DOCK ON LAKE.

A letter from Il l. Muir = Co
was read before the Chamber Of
commerce yesterday calling the at.
tsnuon Of that body TO the lack Of
public docks along the shores ~
lake Washington. ana recommend.
ina that public highway be con.
struetsa from the lake 60 the sound
via jackson -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
GORDON BRANCHES OUT.

W. A. Gordon. " no for q number
- year. has been associated with A.
Robinson. real estate broker. has
severed hia connection with that
firm and opened offices - hia ovn
In the Arcade block Mr. Gordon
has lived ia Seattle = years and II
well acquainted with realty values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
CANADIANS WIN.

TACOMA. Aus pThe second
DAYS play IN the tennis tournament
pruAueod = big surprise when Rus
sell aud Tyler. % seattle, who
we're expected 10 via the iniefna
iionai doubles. were beaten b.
Rithst and pooley. Of Victoria. in :
cirrs match By q score Of e-i. 81.
rs Ia the international singles
only four men are left. Russell and
~ LEI. OF Seattle. Payne. If Tacoma.
anf Mcifnrney. of Spokane. the cup
het8ef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
RECEPTION FoR RABBI.

The coneordia club last night ten
dcred a reception 10 Rabbi Samuel
Koch. who /. 10 take charge Of ne
Temple do Hirsch About $50 per-
cons were present and Rabbi Koch
delivered q short speech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
oors TO GAN FRANCISCO.

Judge E whitson. 81 the federal
district court Of eastern Washing
ton. who has been IN Seattle Tor a
few dayH. will 80 20 san Francisco
10 hold court six weeks for JudEs
Morrow Judge Morrow VIII COME
north IN september Tor the circuit
court uf appeals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
CAN'T CONTROL BOY.

Gootgo scholtl. aged "a. missing
from hontou since August 6. n
thought by his mother 20 be an
route 20 Montana Ills mother has
asked the police TO find him and
send him To the reform school. az
she claims To be unable 90 handle
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
.,osr 10 CARRIERS,

..n.v ehsalsnasr attended the
49, 49,. n,stia, II The letter car
$50 80 nlsht ana discussed plans
.k' ..,vstus the national eentsn.
- ~ ~ N. National Letter carriers
w '..,,so M this city IN ises,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

n. reports the Ions 81 crate %
chickens shipped 10 him from Kirk
land yesterday afternoon Tie biraa
we're placed on a car at hadison
park. 20 be left of az tho corner
81 18th and Madison. Nj WinEef
ala not meet the car. and when he
arrived at the corner the chickens.
three dozen IN number. had dis
appeared. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
TWO JOCKEYS
IN JAIL

jeff Harris and Charles wills.
two oolored Jockeys from The Men.
dowH. were arrested this morning
b. Patrolmen peyaer and LOCKER on
complaint OF the proprietor 81 The
Phoenix lodging house. on Wash.
ington ~. who charges the men
with entering ro1pi With a pass
Key and occupying the room al
night
II IL alleged By the h0telman
that the two boys have been both
crlnR him more or less for the past
two weeks. and last night they &C.
eepted the hospitality Of the house
unbidden aud without the kn0wl
edge Of the proprietor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

lie lives In boston and has been
eipeiea president OF the Ancient
order al HibefnianH lie Il IS. an
iron noider. nosfon's supeFinleud.
ent Of street cleaning. II married
and has seven children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

- h,xh class plumbing worn
~ al a n. Brown Plumbing %
HI Pine u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
Dance at Leschi
Park Tonight

on the finest hardwood floor In the
northwest Wagner's orchestra. Be
sire 70 come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
PULL1Ts DISAPPEARED.

charlea N Wlnfer. 22O 18Th av-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

Tablet. tsr Patents. zoe Mutual Life.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

A handsome style. new bannisser bael
solden and wcaihcred oak. fun DO
eru>tfuetion. chase leather seat re.
s,-s value at ......... So.