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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
PARKS MAY PAY
FOR WATER
DEPARTMENT HAS PLAN ON TO
PUT IN WATER AND MAKE A
caAgoE -- MAYOR FAvoRs
PROPOSITION,

With Wow NJ aseoftainine how
mitch water is used by the park de
naftmeut In kccpinK NJ the parks.
the water department viii. within
she nsai future. Install meters On
an the park rvryice pipes. The dis
inclination 81 the park board 10 per
mit the water department. to locate
a reservoir Ia Woodland park has
attracted atlvnlion 20 the fact that
tbs park department has Tor wears
heea Supplied With water free at
the expense OF the Nater depart
meut
An effort may be made later 70
require the park department "a paA
fef water used Tor park purposes IN
orief chat the water department
mas show ON It's hooks It's actual
earnings a. a public service utility
Mayor Moore stated this maroiae
that he was Ia favor of such q
change and that the water depart
ment Is entitled to be given credit
for On the service performed By Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
.CATERP|LLARS
MORE ACTIVE
Pssrs ARE SPREADING AND
COUNTY FRUIT INSPECTOR
ISSUES WARNING TO OWN.
URs OF TREES

'arhs rain has broken w the tents
of the trus catsrpltarA and thvy viii
distribute themselves pretty thor
ouRhly through the trees as soon as
the fine weather returns. says
County Fruit Inspector / } Hopkins
ia circular he has issued on the
subject, urgiug property owners 20
combat the psst Those who fol-
lowed the early suggestion and have
burned them cut. are practically cot
81 the fight These Who have not
should lose no time ia using an
arsenite 81 poison 10 destroy tncm
M. Hopkins recommends swifts
Arsenate Of Lead. az nispareuc. ore
pound Go So gallons Of water. applied
tu "A fine HpfuN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
THE MARKETS

Strawberries In abundance. both
from Ksuusklek and Lake Washing
ton arrived THE morning The Der
ries we're in exceptionally fine con.
dition and the price took the nrai
xoa4 slump this season
Oranges are short Several ear
ioaas ar expected the latter end
~ the week but In the meantime
few commission houses have a sup
pts Tot their demand
Peas aud alrimE beans are csfusuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
CT RMANs PAY TRIBUTE TO
MEMORY OF CARL sCHuRx

Rev W y simends and A l.ocws
werv the chief speakers at the Carl
Schurn memorial meeting held yes
terdaN morning In the new Turner
hall undor the auHnlcep pf the Ger
man central committee ot Seattle
The services were largely attended
BY representative German citiEent
and others
In the absence Of IT. G. l. srnn
ser. president Of the committee
Charles Osner presided over the en-
trclsos and introduced the speaker
81 the occarian 10th speakers pat,
hiEh tributes to the patriotic char
aCter and public YefNivea OF the lat,
Car. Sehutz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
MAKES A RAID
ON SANDSP|T

fatrolman Bradford made raid
IN the sAnspit district Yesterday aud
as result seypn dtnisvns Of that
section landed 10 cells at the police
station charged vtih being disof
derry persons Those whom be ar
rested inCiuled Minnie Williams.
Ida Lester. Miss Matilda. Nj. and
Mrs Fred nuddleston. ". Whlpple
aud Mari bishop
Al are well hnoWn characters ln
poliee circles The sanasnli usual.
Il furnished a free for All fixht on
SATURDAY or SUNDAY nlshts and the
natfolmcn have determined 10 pat
stop 20 such hilariiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
DIXIE SOCIETY TO MEET,

The Dixie society. which was re-
Gently organized IN this city. viii
hold l,s first regular meeting 80 the
Chamber % Commerce. Hnllcg
building. Tuesday. MAJ -. az ) ~
y. ma an seuthefners residing IN
Seattle. The state of Washington. OF
Alaska. are cordially invited TO b.
present
MAy0r William II Moore ard
many other prominent citizens sill
be- present aud a real olafashioncd
southern meeting Il anticipated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

In more plentlfully md the latter
have dropped cents.
Nearly 5000 tons Of perIshhblaa
will be Fhippod from Western ny
thsH week. to ALASKA The Nome
steamers will take fully five eishths
OF this amount buntler and esea
are now being caaed IA lieat duan
titles for the north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
BIGGEST THING
IN TOWN

o. 8. Johnston Co.'S Great sale
Of Plane. and Organs = Bona
Eide Opportunity 70 Save
From sfs 20 $50 en- = Piano
ard from tis 10 sc en- en-
Organ.
The announcements Of thia
extraordinary barKain period
seem IA have afoused intending
buyers nii over the Northwest.
ludKius from the continual flVw
~ shipments "a outside gusna In
ali directions We make a ape
cIal feature ~ mail Inquiries
Ana orders. giving the sans
pfompt. careful and personal ~
lehsian We have never had 4
single eofB ~ complaint OF dis
satisfaction from patrun Nho
eft The selection o. a. irstfu
ment enflreiy 10 as All that T.
necessary for an ogioftDun
buyer 90 DO - 20 give us q sen
erai laca 81 the 49, le. sire. color
Of case. aud approximately the
amount they wish 10 Invest and
80 pili guarauic our selection
To give entire satisfaction ever
itasr a. TO value. service. dut1
hilitF. etc. nr stand ready 10 pa
freight both ways ~ . prnof Of
the confidence Ne have IN our
judgment and honest intentions
cts trade IL also Feff Hetixe
aud Nith the arrival Of several
more carloads ~ fine pianos IN
= daY or tao. which ~ill rcpiep
ish some % tho hraksn lines.
we anticipate another very huRK
week. FOR people have LONG since
learned 20 take ~ az our word
when announcing special bar
gains. and there are doubtless
scores % people Who Win take
advantage of this rare appoT
tuuitY within the NEXT week or
ten days. which makes Il al the
more necessary that buyers
should not delay too long lest
the particular instrument they
waald prefer might be gone
PIANOS We are now offer
lnr thoroughly reliable and fully
warranted. new upright pianos
At 500 t2io. 1894. Tor the req
ulaf $3.50. 1915 and $3.50 styles.
and some really as Low - ti93.
In addition 10 these we have =
number 81 instruments that
have been out on rental a little
Hhile. others taken In exchange
on higher priced Instruments.
and others that We nre CLOSING
out AZ especially low prices Ia
addition 10 the great reduction
IN price We are Arranging most
liberal terms for reliable time
hutar
ORGANS We have a very
large stock OF the celebrated
Kimhall and Burdctte Organs.
ranging for new instruments
from $50. SEQ and tGs for STYLES
that are worth every cent Of Sc.
ssb and 500 We also have
small new Organs as low As 81.
aud secondhand Organs from
t22 up. all of which are guing
now on very easy terms
PLAYER PIANO aud PIANO
PLAYERS. We have some Of
fera in these lines that must be
associated with the instrument
to be appreciated During this
week we shall offer a good rella-
bic upright Plano. fun size. Wlth
n simplex Player attached that
has been used little for the
ridieulouHiy small sum uf f326
for tho two instruments slight
Is used and secondhand PLAY
ere. we have Simplexes. &c
cIiiaua and pinuolns ranging
from $3.50 to fl66 and tl75. aud
upward. We have odd sttien Of
Player Pianos on each OF which
we can save you $3.50 this week
D. 5. Johnston Co.
na1 g.a...4 A.. nh. 1ss4l.Its,ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

fskina nsFtanh patatass tsaaa pee ten
White ithHf pfatoss fiamts PEE ton al
new llataiueg. scr ~ I'd fsiiuu nanesf
saft fuiahaHas prr sack. 81 isi California
fAthaNe pei 49, fri safrpis pet saet
q 80 parsley. pFf Aea. 500 iau NiafAa Go
sfff m paf untfis ptf harH Il Nt ri aaf|
IT, ina IL rfaunhufH doe o. Ha4tFs
fhHhH4h ip HtkHfsl asparagus hat 8 fsI
spinach et4 far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

n fire hits French lawn. with
three rows Of ret lussrting
down front sersfatiuR fwo hand
some embroidered msdaliions and
finished sides hY neat turka.
cuffs and collar tucked - match
skirt - extra ful circular cut.
fitted over HIPS ~ SHAPED tuNks
and az bottom with three t~sp
folds and hNgs4 Also pretty
suit of bottra swiss. equally wrll
made and trimmed both excel
lent values - aYsu the bits
suit selling season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
White s~iss sat. $500

Made - fire white dotted
swiss. round Yoke. formed n lace
inserting. collar the same nme
front ~ 4-tHea French knni
embroidered IS Is panel Joined en-
either side. aud diamond points
BY lace inserting 90 match yokFN
cuffs the same and finished wtth
lace ed9luE skirt has same front
and cores ioluua ~ lace insert.
iuE deep Spanish ffnnnee Ialued
ths same and headed ~ one. iurh
shirfiuN with folds on bottom
and tops ~ sids panel lace trim
med. are sa4uiailsiy handHofme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

phone Ne every time you miss Il.
In this way We can DO certain OF
Giving our uubserihers a perfect asr.
vice-Rnd lt Il the only way.
THE STAR PUBLISHING co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
Auction Sale

". ~ Fineks isHeiry store. SIC
Second ave. daily ! 10 and 20
Diamonds. watches. tewsifr silver
uafe. clocks. cui glass. etc. feEaFd-
irHN % cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

The Summer Girl i'm White

terri i s,uoay q sas If = 10 bs summit fer
the tel = a All white enc naa q tho sum Be tsna be
uehs KING m 10 vert h sru vi b rl % many Newer
al hgh m be- I n only n he r e t E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

90 uofl uhlts mail % an excel
lent quality estaEen Yuks ~ iarF
Val Inserting aud beading Joins
sans five handsomely gmhfui.
isfsl mHdataiaus sna clusters ~
crows feet embroidered beinN
woke finishes front aides nm.
ishfd with Lace and barN With
tnckss cuffs ans collar "a lace
and tleks. skirt has ypkH ard
front came az waist ara Wufea
ioiueA bY lace inserting TOP mmd
bottom q tha Hsep spanish
nouuee the same st3ia lace -
aalIn q , nIlh our aslllnH rIlrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your COPY Of Tho star fan
TO reach you by o'clock any eve
ming. please do us Tho favor 20 call
up our main office taunaet. Main
1850. Independent 1881 hetwecu 8
and Z o'clock. and We Will send
you a copy AZ once. II you should
miss Il more than once, please tolo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

The dainty sffeet ~ these sns
suiis vii please seu ai once. as
they are made u : good quality
white JAP siiE deliberately TRIM
NED with handaume Nalrne isnuss
lace ard inserting. finished rith
fine French tuehs short sleeves
collar and cuffs II 8acr akift has
narrow Hhifrsd heading with
three fnlda AZ hnttutn. separated
b. lace inserting and deep hem
on bottom. and crushed stride a
style that wili seii with a rush
a. this price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

OF fine. sheer white lawn. "
SHAPED yoke. finished ~ two
rows ~ lace iusoftias. has large
subroitersd medallion trent pan
els. edged with lace on either side
and finished with M-tHea piaifs
three -fnurths sleeves. cellar turs o.
81 and lace edged with lace on
either side and a deep spanish
fiaunce with two y htfe folds
graduated 70 back eAae wtlh lace
and headed BY Insertion 20
snatch umpproaehahia VALUES az
this price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

f1afs6aHa easasuf tfgfsftsA Fsf 81 -
fssattaaA esaisat caiaaeHta. ysf hbt -
saaa - faF fstufrsf naNa fAssts4 arts
- aHa a. Hslas lsn auaH 4 Haaha tar
- ssf ttI tE live faf taFtt eHsstssif
taaH e. IRE tftEt ~ n tsss HAAssst
lea tAtf - %. o. msi4i Ma ~ - 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

The new fine white lawn shirt
waist Suits ate pssttiy made
and trimmed with deep yoke.
tucked au6 two Rows Of Vai lare.
inserted V shape, finished below
with 4 s-Inch saiss aliever em-
broiasry. iace edged anA plated
sides. y sleeves ana collar edged
with lace 20 match. SKIRT has
deep plated fiouues. lace edged
70 match waist exceptionally
low priced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
tssy and Fssds,g'fs.

H4sf Vast tiHoihF - 80 taa fassi
Hssslz8 gIlat4 ~ fen falnls aafsH H@sA
Wash - 80 sen alfalfa 80 go tHa
$50 - - - tan Iast Wssh aats
- So faa raEsi HaaNf eats - 80 -
: HaEa asfn ~ 49, Sea f4sfkaA nafn -
- faa faaf usaai - yzf tca sHidaiinsa
= sass aaH "a faka nsrst - go tse 80
- ea4f tah shsfts ~ ~ taas sasssea
fx.# 49, - taa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
FrUlts

l,sassas . aei y. Or Z e. a. wsssi.
isnnns rsf fut u ltHt aai rhflss lem
ana haf ffNi fauff navel afaHFeH
L. = E - a., 9 ~ s..s sssas e. 10. 10
T fafnla white fiss. q le bosses rsf ID IL
I California asssa N.in hrses PEI 10 8.
.e,s tesss =, y ave. ~ ssltsas iae
Z aates a. ~ ~. psf bnk 81 a. rasaanuis
peF aos ise kannrvich siraetstfiss per
crate tfH MaahinHfun sffaNhrfftFa. per
slate . 90 81 shsrres ~ crate 81 %
Eggs,
mristif ffssh fsneh ssEs. psf aes. sssi
Butter and Cheese.
| washisstsa rfs.in.rs butter. pss II. sza.
[ ftsisfa fresh trics 80 ~ ~ Fasssfn.
I ffssh tub pef 10 1856 ranch butter. 80
Is Is. siafsss. nas'stu Ion ess q
I tlisk auiss 80 n ~ ilntafsss. Is. -.
psf ~ ite ns~ Daisies rhesss pes ~
l,s.s es sw,.. ,'a -, ~ 49, ,issa,s -. Il .ss
Poultry.
I've GA chickens p.r ~ Nsuit0sl bseli.
&c., g. 80 ~ ~ III ,s ,is' ~ s.s. ~
e itsiis. irs..sa ~ 10 usiieI II.
lie. dressed shigksns uaite
Meats.
steers go H. fRe eaws - r sssi
49, n - lns fantgaH. rsf "a. susts srftHs
iaass. 80 IL. Sol efsssss hess So n
isssa
live stock.
wefhsfs sheep psf 20. = ssss - u
Ave- ..'' ., X ssis Niami. y, s.as "a
Fish.
uztihst a. sAsei salmon trout arssssa
.ss4 il tAHiaita ffnsnn silver salmon usf -
n. fhiaasst - iHlpu, 49, ~ nh finanasfs
II EWE ensqs pTf u. StF ~ gesa tef
- ~ shftfaus fFf ID ihe ffuasH blaas
20 ser a. 4 nna faa go ~ 49, silver
.s.astfs aekr PEI W rifHrta ut stsfs. issF
a. e. thas gai . ~ fai etAfaA. y 80
80 panssss.s rfsts heie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

golden
= iushs
trsy- panels II
H The
selling price % this special price sf25O
he'd be haa "a special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
Special $12.75

finished
= 5
head
uan
Regular price t1ses. eIsl
be had uiahosauy combination he
IS pfffr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

rai.sEs solid oak ned d highly Eraned stock ss.
q Ffos 80
areea
IL
an special 81 ~
be had combination go,
speeiai price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
White Bags

90 canvas self embroidered. var.
ioua dainty styles s.....4.....
80, 5000 25e. 35c and soc
% linen. embroidered. flltSd viih
coin purse. correct 90 every
point Rae. 800 and st.2s
QuickusNs IN Filling Mail Orders
Is a Feature Here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

Wethsts sheep psf 20. T. ssss - u
4 stssfa fsf a. 80 cNes 80 - -
saisss. pss u. tgie. lants 80 hsaaI -
Eiah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
euttsr and chssas.
Poultry

stss4s 80 h. fae eows ~ fs sssi
i4nsb 80 ~. Sci dressed hes 80 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

finished golden stands s. inches hgh
erossuee and l. autmauued ~
Of THE bed ileoo
special price $3.50 go ''.'tttt ,t tstt t 'ssHo
Rsnie finish pictured above.
n maple at the special pflcs
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
Philippine schools Open.

MANILA, June 1.-THE public
schools opened today throughout the
islands. 1t is estimated that half a
million pupils attended, though the ac-
commodations are limited to about
100000. Governor Ide dedicated the
new high school at Lucena. Province OF
Tayabas. He delivered short address.
advising people to educate their chill
drcn. He said that the future of the
islands depends upon the way the
rising generation meets it's RESPONSE
bilities.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

and in accordance with law and an order Of
the board OF directors made on the 10Th day
OF February. 1906. so many shares of each
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction at the Office Of the
company at S27 Market street Groom :. sec
ond hoor), IN the city and county OF San
Francisco. State Of California, on Monday.
April 25, 1906, at the hour Of three (O
o'clock p. m. on such day, to pay such de-
cost OF advertising and expense Of sale
H. w. THOMAS. Secretary.
Once Of the Company, 3z7 Market So
Ckoom :, Second Floor.
City and County of San Francisco.
State Of California.
PosTPoNEMENT OF DELINQUENT SALE.
Notice IS hereby given that the sales date oe
tice is hereby postponed and will be held :.
MONDAY. the twenty-nrst day Of May, 1906 se
MIA at the hour OF three O'Clock D. ns Sa'iiof
By order Of the Boar,i ef Directors-
POsTPoNENENT OF DELINQUENT SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the sales date az
delinquent stock mentioned In the foregoing no
MONDAY, the eleventh day OF June 1906 az
2oas California St San FranciscO. Cal tths
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
oface Of the Company. 2oas caIifsrnis sect.
San Francisco. caA my si-jn lf.inc.
POsTPoNEaEENT OF pEIINorENr SAFE
Notice is hereby givea that the sales tIate a
delinquent stock mentioned in the fors.rol<.~ n,,
wEpSEBy fs : 90 and w ss held Sa
1906. at 2o25 California street San Fraseisco-
at the hour Of two lS1 O'Clock >. ~ ras e'"P"nS''
By order OF the Board Of Directors
a. W. THOMAS, Secretary
oiEee Ese 1s 5as Company 2o@s California street,
il 5s7-ss-ii-ia1s-is-IS-lslsisso
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

Reduced Rates at Paso Rosles
4ror long stops at hotel Low weekend
rates; finest-in America Make arrange
ments at Southern Pacific Office, for
roll and hotel accommodations.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12


Rd TO the close business
collection
of
n '"e
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
DELINQUENT SALES.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE

Location and place of business, City and
County of San Francisco. State of California
NOTICE is delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock on account OF Assess
ment No. 20, levied on the Goth day OF Febru-
ary. 1906. the several amounts set opposite the
nahes OF the respective shareholders, as toll
lows:
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

Smith, J. George. Original
Issue Stock Cert. 3S77-
5 shares, equal 20 10
Shares New Stock Issue
(not issued).-
Smith, J. George. Original
Issue Stock. Cert 5S7S-
5 shares equal to 10
Shares New Stock Issue
(,o+ ;ssusd1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-29
+ ew Miners
Work Eight
Hours 4 Day
AUTHENTIC INFORMATION CIV
en- OUT ~ AsrHRA CITE
opERAToRs Or PENN
sYLvAIsIA.

4 y
WfLEsBARRE, Pa March
There IS something humorous IL John
MtcheiIs insistence upon the coneess
sion by the ANTHRACITE operators Of an
"elghthour DAY hut tie humor 81
appreciated only by noe familiar
with the snthEaeit region Il s rem:
iniacent Of tie count gnan reply to
q visitor WHO vas asl!ea how tar 81
was to given polnt According to
the kind cimines you reckon b, : said
the countymap How many kinds
OF miles re there IN bis part2 ask
ed the gislsor -Four lIinds, Z Tie,
reply, long nile. q short mile, about
a nile aud i mlie The durat ionsot
the cMcisi hour d little conses
quence % the miner Whether It be
of ten. or nine Or eight hours has ut;
de bearing upon re result The con:
tract miner works for as long or as
short 8 petiod IS ne pleases, and the,
company men seldom Or never work
to dc limit q The official days duraa
tien.
The miners IN this region now. work
between FIVE and seven hours a day,
and Il ishot 3 matte for comment Il
miner Who goes 70 work at z o'clock
In the morning knocks or at 10
O'Clock tie same morning, having
@orked foF three out q twenty;tour
hours g Sday.
Tie miner who appeared before
the Strike Commission in 1902 had
much % ssy IN favor Of shorter hours
Of labor Aneighthour day would be.
they insisted IL the nature Of a pan
acea for many Of their Ills. The com;
mission investigated hehourg ola
bor question thoroughly and in its
award said. For the conract miners
the hours worked certainly do not ex-
coed on the average, eight hours.
The commlssion decided also, that,
taking the Whole region, the company
men, n1s0l, ayeFage ~ hours Of la
bor per day.
According Is the report Of the com.
mission, lie men employed by the
reading Company in 1901 worked SO
hours Delaware, Lackasanna g
western rs hours Lehigh & Wilkes,
barre hours Delaware q Hud'
SON. 7hours;; and that e study of-the
tsbIea shoRs Comparatively few in.
stsnce5 - whieh the breakers made
fun In hours While from Sig TO nine.
hour aaylSRete the most numerous.
The conditions that were investigated
iucluded tenhour day, and the yer.
dict on ths eommlsssoa was that an
cficlaI senhonr day did not mean, on
an axsrasss more than eight hours Of
labor and, in.many instances, not more
than hotfs.
:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-29

81. 92U, GEO, w N
921. j. Bngle filafy 8 "a 4, s
922. ]. M, Pickett salary ~
g2S, j RI Powell, alaty
I 924. Amos o. 81 =
925. Geo II, ri on salarg s
926. va u, lee salary
927s b. q; Powell salary
92S. Roy Jones' salary
929. u. n, Sharp. sliprs s.
$3.50. James d. Morgan, police deparl
a81. Charles Bart olow, police depaf
982. y. u. cfpert polices lepattrnen'
98a, w, Ell Cnull !, ~ lice fftneui
934 y Ftehltii police departme
985; y. "A. Land police Department
$50. Frank u; l1lice departmel
9S7. ~. Frank y INC epartln
( OBS Ralph boo me depsft mem
$50. Blaine, Bog IRE deppftuleut,
go Fflemil Haniil tpl me depaftm'
Glenn linn DIE DEPARTMENT sal'
% Claililce idnitlton titf departm'
dwagd ppddi ilre department
IfaFis lire department
~. Rpbinson, councilman, s.
si6 Harry shay. eDunciiiann SALARY
atf ~ y Howard councilman salnl
as = 6 hoydston counc|lman sal'
0fe u ~ Davis councilman salary
ESQ e. t. NWerafe councilman.
95t M w. Hutchinson councilman A
952. Geo. De Bolt councilman salary
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PRoTEAN ACTOR WHO CLAIMS
KIN SHIP TO PRES. ROOSEVELT.

Henri de Vries, the Dutch actor
from the London theatres Is now
playing seven distinct characters out
OF nine In "A Case of Arson" ut the
Madison Square Theatre.
MY family for four generations
have been actors" says the player.
my family name Is Roosevelt, but
| adopted professionally the name of
my mothers family, | took up diff
ferent characters through an accident.
! was playing good father In piece
written by Herman Heyermans. Tho
actor who played the bad father was
taken IN. | was producing the play
and for lack of another actor played
both parts The author was SO pleased
with the result that l continued CIV
ing both characters. Then the am
billion came upon me 10 keep on untll
] could play twenty-five different
characters IN the same piece.
Il asked Mr. Heyermans 20 write
me a play with seven characters for
myself, and he wrote a Case Of Ar
SON | desired 10 produce 1t I'm Lon
don, and Mr.. Wilson, the English
translator taught me the English pro-
nunctation OF the words, which | COM
mltted 10 memory without knowing
the English Language"
He plays the parts OF the owner OF
a cigar factory. his half-wltted BROTH
er, an innkeeper a grocer, q police
sergeant, u house painter and u faith
er-in-law.