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sores bottom land halaHrs good upland.
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springs ~ water iafrr barn. chicken
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produce about l6o boxes ~ apples per
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lead ~ stock rrios a. 20 u 90 cash.
see ewHsf. lat piks 81. Seattle. Wash.
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built rcttase o. Sc. raaN terms
Near Tacoma interuftaH. 2 acres CLEARED
fsnCed ami in Hafarn. Sod Holl hearing
fruit treaa and berries Eassf t.runfn house.
Sidewalk q 80 Sc cash balance easy
AMERICAS HEAt EsrATE CO.
ZEE % ftunset ulock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

ASTORIA. ore Dec fs-Haffi.
son Allen. prosecuting attorney q
the Fifth judicial district, VITO Ia
resided here for the last 70 yezrs.
has decided 20 move 20 Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

HERE Ia GOOD urY-7M sores On
efrnsf ~ two roads land Is All level moat
~ II very easily cleared, price tal0 half
reah balance long tine
ROBERT MAtTHY.
90 g20-g1i Alaska Building Is n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

LEBANON. Pa. Dec. Is--An n
crease IN the wages Of the empiofft
81 the American Iron 4 Steel NAB
uiacfuring companys puddlinS
mills went into effect yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec ie.-Ths
( auisviIlo a Nashville Railroad 10
day gave notice that Il has IN
creased the wages 81 is shop nsa
about 4 per cent. effective Deeez'
her 1. The Increase affects shoai
600 men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
B R IEFS BY WIRE

SPOKANE. Dee ia.--The trial u
Sidney Sloane for the murder 4
his father. james p Sloane. vi
cost the state. the county and lie
boys mother upwards q s1oooa
81 Cars 81 Cattle From ssnsief
NENATOR. Ore. Dec is-A
Nenator. q stockman Of this plseA
shipped - cars 81 beef esiik TO
South Omaha. Neh.. last xtek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

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nusF Ehr fHssfHrtsH HfaHff tsatsd uW
a. fHnntF faan. all level NHaasIrnf HHti d.
iflas 80 flaf rash
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y 7ls-ss5 80 q - 80 - 80
f'Faszas Haat estate to- kfiaatif eftf
.aH HHHfaH HHa G. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

Fof tets IN Rainier valley sec The
fsoples Nsal Estate Co. Atlantic City.
Old nsufun line IA =
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PIPE LINE
We have d fsW choice sore tracts on ths
PIPE lire south 81 the city 500 per aefs
lt6 cash and 80 n month
q u NICHOLS. % linton ulock
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fLHHE ~ HHffNu WATFHFHGeT'
GENUINE YARN SNAP
e. 80
n sores grand watsrffant on tuo sides
- fruit trees - the hest kinds. good 3.
story sfa1ni house with new. aHHd furaf
tHfs barn nHd other authgiifinaa shout
81 fun hin0dHd Hfnwu snd White faFharn
chickens. one fn-sEa trHuhnfor hf1dHffa
ETC. This money maker must - aarrfs
feed. and Ynu are The gainsf m Y1u know
goof fhinE Hhsn VaH Has o. ftc fare
from seattle Terms
ANOTHER GOOD ONE
20 acres the Verf best soil ana hifhiv I'm
proved country home New house ifFi
gated - good running spring Close -
ae hao and store Stock ard implements
Furniture etc Owner leaving faf the saat
some terms Price ~ 20
20 aefeH waterfront "a The sound. CO..
bearing fruit trees god f-fn1m house.
barn chicken houses cows ard young
sfurk Near store AMI wharf 80 fare
owner must sell 81 once Prize only g. CSC
p nersa very good lana with running
creek Price tft4
p acres hiehlg Improved whateom Go.
farm Price 81 10
BENSON q CARLSON,
SO Hafinu Block Phone Main fiTi
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KsGiezzi Es3!Csl Institute
Cotusr q washiusten and CsssiAuntai Ave
treats scientifically all diseases q hiHn
Ccasaltaitsa fye Vffice heurs e. 81. %
5
N1TT-F " - iI0fnFNa
NESTING.
TIE annuki H.rgtinE nf tha sioskasstasfs
~ the tnlan aatiuka a lrttsl NuIulaH8 ~
seattle ruFEHfatlHn. wtl 30 haH - w.
taaHksas ksaae 20 tka sNutuaHA. fnfHEf ut
Sssana Avsaaa ans tahsfff street "a -
ats WASH au Mslinra.fsF| aanusff saih.
tN1 a. . 81 siask H the aftefnpon - the
yirefion Il atfretegs g satd eefnranf ani
fef fhr tfansagftUu - AM athff tHaifif -
tat fnAy b trluEht tHflfr fha mesttns
u sNlsAEN taEhtaf.
Seattle Wash nsesHlhef Il ias
NOTICE
Ths American iraH 4 Metal 60 sishra
a. nnfIfv AZ UFeeHHaHsa tkat m - sizes
raG HaN haaHrs an helirr pafehAaad absfat
q wsskt aEa g viii - ailt
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lanisse b. eaillug AZ 80 tseFiss ssfiusa
Pass huitdJaa. tr ssnfins fasif aAdfsss y
that affica ~
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6RCEr 11

GOOD B-Achn HOME only 81 on terms
81 - down tia per month Want a. retire
aoina 60 uid country Place cost me ever
III 10 LAWNS hens. % cents EACH fresh
cows 80 each Sec Mrs spencer a. Pacific
city Come today nhiY few minutes ride
- - srt,,ss bfoet II
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noap NEWS roN auFFEhtNu
humauitv AtHeiHte care guaranteed W
NfHHniatisHa rafaltsse. hafNHHs NlHsaafa
etazllf sUEf tfuts FssHiuuH ffaIn fhsafna
tislH 90 other causes stomach tfuuttes Ntl-
uef disease EeferasfatF treated - steAf
UsfHaan Usgeupath Nf tvEAaaau 1--WE
rxaHafnafian# ttlur paal ir free ~ fhafgF
- wa Ave aa near AarkHen.
faka laeksen stfsut eAf Teltehana l.
Fta4 a.
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u arren good alder lard i1 acres unfaf
Cultivation q ruanl house } new baFn uifh
D. tons - hay, orchard small fffifn ~ al
kinds hdTss 2 Eawa 80 chickens y tufs
Keys. { NaEou pillow. J haraw Q rultis
Hatur all kinds - SIMS % tools a. 20 tefma
FETEn MATTHuW
Nl Mutual Life uifH
INA a. Nj, tas4
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q nNo--t room California bungalow new, |
With furnace easy terms call AZ bos |
MaFfur NFH4E
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HTTwHEw sEATTtE AND TACOMA
fiosf 70 new fnfHrurhan Survey % acres
ell nearly level excellent coll facing aaaH
Ff uutF read fua million feet df timber
close g. aawutH 80 per acrs This prfra
fer faw DAYS only
g aafss two miles from stones LaHa
lna . afreH improved house harm. o.
eHarf 50 per acre
ROBERT MAfTHY.
80 fl0.Hsl ALASKA Hulldtua is e
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HftNH NtN
aafaa ~ 50 esHH fIaes e. rnF aHf
sfafsH saFasH. faasffE cleared Hfsrr 4 q
CHARLES d ADAMS
NF EHHfnsHH HAafNffHN
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SOCIETY Norie1a

naneina susf~utssa : Fftvats
a isssuns AAtgahss Ismnle. tth
X 49, rtue Lessons every tsY
~ sna sNvnies Glasses fhutsasf
an the uAa, % fiiga IN feur hnuss
eta nas screens hauaa felaifinE IL 81
ftaHHa ~
epFCIAT NoTICTs-
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VACANT LOTS.
MI E R lit

q 80
t@slH - lies aff hsaf thiaH asssss
Hfnis faaH sen tsszfatls Essss. -
iFfa.f
q stN
teslFr 81 -rHa hfaf DHfan. ihs ehsagssE
Z lees Ia fhs elsuHst
g. rT
81 fees ffaHtaEr Ha asaa ass seas trfaH
TEE beet iaeaitaH for apartments be- ths
aasiflft
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Guilty But No, Fined.


The prosecuting attorney = office
this morning Issued a warrant To-
the arfcat u Jack Burns. alias Jack
Henry Mar stein. the complain
inR witness. declared be has threat.
eued 70 burn down her home al
Iiia Washington ST. and on DE
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
FRATERNITIES MOURN MEMBER
Mrs. Kelly of Chicago Dies While on
a Visit to Los An.
ueles

Death claimed Mrs. Jennie Park
Kelly, wife of ]. II. Kelly, early yester-
day morning at their home, 5000 Mich
igan boulevard, after an illness extend
ing over four years.
Mrs. Kelly was aged 20 years at the
time of her death, and accompanied
her husband and niece. Mrs. w. w.
Wilson. to Los Angeles three weeks
ago from Chicago. The change was
made for the benefit of her health, and
1t was thought that she was improv-
ing
Mrs. Kelly was prominent in lodge
circles, being member of American
Rebekah lodge, l. o. o. F., George r.
Thomas circle, No. /, Ladies of the G.
A. r., and Farragut Relief corps, all OF
Chicago.
The funeral will be held Monday at
1880 o'clock from the chapel of Bresee
Brothers. Rev. William Davies will
officiate. The interment will be at
Rosedale cemetery The Rebekahs and
G. A. r. will have charge of the funeral
service,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
VOTERS TO DECIDE
OFFICIALS SALARIES
BY Associated Press.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 22.-Voters at
the coming election will have two con-
fiicting proposals in the form of con-
stitutional amendments to contend
with.
By an oversight of the two branches
of the Legislature, the governor and the
lieutenant governor are at logger
heads as to their respective salaries.
Assembly constitutional amendment
number IL proposes a substantial in
crease in salaries, of all state officers
except in the case of the lieutenant
governor, who is to receive the same
remuneration allowed the members of
the legislature, as now. In this amend
ment the salary of the governor is
fixed at $4,000 year, an increase of
$4,000 annually.
The senate constitutional amendment
proposes to increase the salary of the
lieutenant governor to $4,000 a year,
and while increasing the salary of other
officials, leaves that of the governor
at $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
EAT WHALE BLUBBER
FOR THIRTEEN DAYS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Sept 22-Thirty-one Of
the crew of the wrecked whaler Alex
ander arrived here last night on the
steamer Harold Dollar.
The crew tell story of wonderful
hardships and suffering, being thirteen
days in an open boat and living on
whale blubber during the entire time.
The Alexander was wrecked during a
fog az Cape I ,rry near Banksland, on
August 10.
The ship sank almost Immediately
and the crew had to take to the boats
with very scanty preparation. When
they were picked up by the whaler
Herman, the men were almost dead,
and only the greatest care saved them
The Herman took them to Point Bar
row, where the Dollar picked them up
and brought them to this city. only
men of the strongest physical powers
could have survived the terrible suffer-
ings that the men endured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
PAUL LO.STENSLAND
Due IN NEW YORK
FUGITIVE TO BE BROUGHT TO
CHICAGO
Details Of Wealthy Mans Downfall
Given to the Publie-Results
Of the Banks
Failure
BY Associated Press.

by a-ASSOclateu Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Paul O.stens-
land, the fugitive Chicago banker, will
arrive at this port today or tomorrow,
probably on Sunday. on board the
steamer Prince Adalbert. He is in the
custody of Assistant States Attorney
Olsen of Chicago, who, with Managing
Editor Kelley Of the Chicago Tribune,
traced Stensland to Tangier, Morocco,
where the banker was arrested.
1t is believed that Stensland will be
taken at once to Chicago, as officers
from that city are here and have ar
ranged the formalities regarding eX-
tradition. Stensland himself is not ex-
pected to object, as he has said since
his capture that he desired to be taken
to Chicago as speedily as possible and
that he would make no trouble. With
In q day or two however Stensland S
son Theodore has been i'm New York,
and it has been stated that he will try
to dissuade his father from returning
without first ascertaining his legal
rights in opposing extradition in the
courts. There may be something of in
terest in the maneuvering should the
son make such a move.
Paul O. Stensland is about 65 years
of age. He is a native of Norway
came to this country when a young
man and became a successful man. He
gained the commence of the commu-
nifty in which he dwelt and when in the
prime of life found himself president
of the Milwaukee Avenue bank, one
of the largest outlying banks in Chi
cago, trusted and respected.
Ten years ago, according to con-
feSSion which he recently made, the
greed of gold seized him and he began
using the banks money in personal in
vestments.
He lost, took more in the hope of
making his losses good and at the end
when he was old and in the evening of
life, found himself so deeply involved
that he had to flee to escape the wrath
of the law and the people whose money
he misused.
Some results of the failure of the
Milwaukee Avenue bank, other than
the failure were the death OF one of
the depositors through excitement over
his loss and the suicide of another man
who had lost the savings of life
time.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
JACOB RIIS DOESN'T
LIKE SPELLING REFORM
By Associated Press,

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Jacob A. Riis
and President Roosevelt are old friends
and they have worked together for
many years in the interest of reforms,
but the simplified spelling of three hun
dred words as given out by the sim
plified spelling board and indorsed by
President Roosevelt have been too
much for Mr.. Riis.
Mr.. Roosevelt may approve the new
method but Mr. Riis has to disagree
with him for once.
Mr. Riis has just returned from his
home in Richmond Hills after several
months spent in Nova Scotia.
Il could never become used to using
such spelling" said Mr.. Riis to Times
reporter yesterday.
While l have every respect for the
president and his judgment in all mat
ters, yet in spelling reform I must dis
agree with him. 1 think he has been
trapped into supporting the movement.
But then again, you see when man
gets to be three score years, like my
self, he cannot accept theories. The
president is twelve years younger than
/ am and he has not yet reached the age
of conservatism"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
RUSSIANS KILL
ELEVEN JAPANESE
BODIES FOUND AT MOUTH OF
KAlCHA RIVER
Burnt Remains Of Ship Also Diseov-
cred, Together With Blood
Stained Fragments of
Garments
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
TOXIC, Sept. 22.--The fishing shir
Kietee has arrived here and brings n
report from Kamtchatka Of the discov-
cry on July II. at the mouth of the
Kaicha river, of the bodies of eleven
Japanese and the burnt remains of a
ship.
Rain had washed away the mounds
covering the dead and the bodies were
exposed and decomposing.
The ship has been identified as the
Kayetsu Marie, which has been re-
ported missing since July 1.
Blood-stained fragments of garments
and bayonets and swords also were
found.
According to natives at the mouth of
the river the Kayetsu Marie was sur
prised by Russian soldiers during the
night The crew was killed and the
ship burned.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
SAN FRANCISCO MAN
USES KNIFE FREELY

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22-Accused
OF stabbing e. c. Swift, theater door,
keeper, and Policeman L. Johnson,
William p. Fox is being held at the
Park police station.
No charge has been filed against him,
pending the outcome of the injuries to
his victims. Fox did the stabbing last
night at the entrance of the theater.
After plunging a knife into the arm
and breast of the doorkeeper, Fox grap-
pied with Policeman Johnson when the
latter attempted to arrest him. The
officer received wounds in his side and
hands.
The prisoner declares that he had a
grievance against Swift, but ould not
state what it was.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
FALLS FOUR STORIES
BUT ESCAPES INJURY
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. ga dispatch to
the World from Waterbury, Conn, says
that John Brennison, carpenter, while
at work yesterday on the top of a four
story building slipped and fell to the
ground.
He landed squarely on his feet, picked
up his cap and started back for the
roof Horrified fellow workmen. who
believed the man must be injured in
ternally, restrained him and sent for a
doctor.
You can't do anything for me but
offer congratulations" said Brennison
When the physician appeared When
the doctor insisted upon making an ex-
animation Brennison pushed him aside.
Il don't mind little tumble, but I
am afraid of a sawbones," he ex-
planned. Then Brennison resumed
work.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
ARMS FROZEN; BULB AT 80
Brewery Worker, Immersed in Cool
ing Mixture, May Loose Both
Upper Limbs
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-While
thermometer simmered near 80 degrees
William McMonigle had the novel and
painful experience of seeing his arms
frozen stiff. His face was severely
frost bitten.
McMonigle works in the plant of the
Consumers Brewing company on
Fourth street, below Poplar.
He was repairing a leak In the
"hrine" tank, in which beer is cooled,
when a valve opened and a few hundred
gallons of the ammonia mixture poured
over him.
On the same principle as that by
which cream is CONCEALED in an ice
cream freezer. the rapid evaporation
of the brine drew the heat from his
arms, freezing them into solid sticks.
He tried to extricate himself, but
could not. He finally cried out, and
fellow workingmen turned off the
steam,
McMonigle was taken to ST. Mary's
hospital, where the surgeons say that
amputation of both arms may be nee
esSary.