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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-05
HARTroRp LOSSES IN FRISCO.

Hartford. Conn. May 3.--rhe estimat-
cd net losses Of the Hartford insurance
companies IN the recent san Francisc,.
fire, as given out by the officials Of the
companies today are as follows:
Aetna. s2100.000 Hartford Fire. s..
$50, 900, National Fire. Sl.50o.00O Orient,
5000, 900: Phoenix. 81 100000 scottish
Union s. National, 100000 total, 49,.
1850 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-05
MUTILATED CoTN.

A great deal Of melted and other.
wise mutllated coin is being received
at the mint by Supt Leach. Under
the rule this goes IN as bullion, which
entails great loss upon the citizen.
especially IN the case Of silver. where
. the bullion value Is about one half that
or the coin. Assistant Treasurer
Bantz, who was sent out 10 assist
Treasurer Jacobs in conducting the af-
fairs of the sub-treasdry. has taken 10
the matter with the authorities in
Washington and an effort viii be
made to have the fire coin redeemed
al It's face value where It Is in suni-
GENTLY good state of preservation for
Identification
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-05
WHAT ARMY HAS DONE.

Army people at the Preside have &C .
oomplished wonders IN the way Of
strengthening out the badly mixed up
condition OF affairs IN this stricken city.
IN an interview on the subject, Gen.
Funston said:
This Is the largest rescue work ever
attempted by the army.
In the east they speak OF the fire as
the greatest catastrophe of the age. hut
those who have been engaged IN tho
work Of relief on the ground do not 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-05
OUTSIDE RELIEF.

In the matter Of outside relief. the
Southern Pacific officials state that up
to O'Clock yesterday 1856 carloads OF
supplies had been delivered In San
francisco from all sections Of the coun-
try. For the tWWty-four hours end
ing at o'clock yesterday morning, 50
carloads were sent TO the city from
Oakland and go more cars were stu ia
the Oakland yards. In addition n
cars were EN- route ives, from Reno.
The Southern Pacific people are OF the
opinion that an additional 800 carloads
OF various kinds Of supplies from the
east win reach Oakland during the next
four or five days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-05

hospitals Of the city with all the drugs
necessary for the treatment OF the sick
The work Of systematizing the depot
was begun last Saturday when Col.
Louis Brechemln, L. s. A., was IT,.
stfucted 10 take charge Of all medical
supplies sent TO the relief committee.
as well as those belonging to the gov.
eminent and to issue them to the az
ferent hospitals and dispensaries rec
ognlzed By the Red Cross society"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-05
NO WATER FAMINE.

The cheering Information was given
yesterday that san Francisco IS not
threatened with a water famine, and
that all Of the citys sources Of water
supply are intact Probably for two
or three more weeks, however, there
viii be necessity for conserving the
limited supply that Is now coming into
the city. for THE reason that the supply
can not he enlarged until serious
breaks in one Of the leading mains are
repaired san Francisco's supply Of
water will bee limited to 100000
gallons daily and much ~ this sup
ply is now being used TO I'LL the various
reservoirs. Some Of these reservoirs
are full and some are filling slowly
Within few days more liberal use
of water Will be permitted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-05
REAL ESTATE MARKET,

The first signs of the resumption Of
the real estate sales market were Civ
an yesterday Several transactions
which We're In process OF negotiation
before the conilagration We're COM
rleted on the lines of the original
terms, while new ones were entered
upon In addition number Of offers
for realty az figures considerably be-
low the values that have hitherto
reigned We're promptly declined
The clearing house committee re-
ports all the city banks as solvent. It's
statement may be considered authori-
tgtiVc.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
nhsA nuoTATloNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, November 10, lece.
.orrrr-The coffee market was Influenced by a
-. that ne American Consul al Rio estimated
~ .srrsnt Santos crop IS 600 600 bags Some time
tas ~ Vii be recalled such an estimate circu-
49, Nv 's.The Brazilian Review and also by the
t.--s.-.rsn REPRESENTATIVES. at Rio ''Ihe Brazilian
SS.visv" later published explanation ana excuse
-r .hss 10 arriving at these figures tie crop OF
~. ts6 heen counted IN the Santos yield and then
- 80 again been included n arriving at the total
.s,sh az Brazilian. Many local authorities believe
80 re current estimate arises from sone sucs nils
s.-stsndlng OF perp8tuates the old error, as very
s.-,,sSt and conservative Brazilian authority has
s.,1ated the crops OF Santos st y 100000
-, EoWevsr this may be. the estimate OF Saturday
tsst5ue weight the market. which after opening
ss-ssrred 70 6 points higher sasged on 20 8 net
1870 a. 8 points The tone steadisr toward the
o. which steady. net unchanged 20 points
sss- IN support from OF the leading trade in
..sss Sales for the day were 1880 bags. The
r-,,Dssn markets made a pretty steady showing.
Sr-s bsiuF unchanged 10 y franc higher. and Ham
t--s unchanged. Brazilian markets also made good
t.ring With Rio IS reis lower and Santos 80 reis
i.ssr Ehiie TIE OF Brazilian exchange was ID
rsssr AZ I6kc. Receipts were on about the recent
80 The market cor spot cocee steady. with
go, on Tie basis OF =s.o for Rio No :.
fThs range o. contract prices in the local market
,e.dsy was follows
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 1o-CATTLE-Estimetsd rooeipts, 500
head; market steady; beeveS So Gs7 IS; COWS and
hsifsrs q 4oqss l0i calves s59s776; s,ocksrs and
head strong &c higher: mixed ana Sutohsrs,
55Sssos light sssS7 piss. 'o'5 g e. sss is5
bulk OF sales. sseSeSe 20 sHEEP-Estirnated re-
ceipts. $500 head market Slow sheep ss 10 9sB so
ysarlinss IS SO 4S6 lej lambs s4R5@s7 so.
Cincinnati, Nov I9-HOGs active; butcherS and
shippers, Sc t51Ss 5oI eoTnmoa. SIS 20 SO 40 CAT
TIE stesdy! fair good shippers 81 so ass 49, COM
mon. S24s225. SHEEP steady, 81 1904 50. LAMBS
East Buraio, Nov. Io-oATTLE nrn vEALs-
Receipts, 200 headi market slow and lower, 50 s5 .
IS 2b. HOGS-Rsceipts. $500 heed; acNve and 10 a
i5c higher; mKed and Workers., Sc 65 RS6 10. pigs
ss 701S6 rs; rouBhs IS rs GS6; stags 81 2s @s5;
6airss. ss 20 GS6 so. SHEEP AND LAMsS-Receipts
1900 head; sheep sotive and steady lambs duI and
to12bo lower; lambs, IS 9ST 25 yearngs. So 49,
ss@s5 60.
kansas city Nov 1o-cATr1-E- Receipts 900 head
strong; chocs export and dressed beef
g. 5O9ss co. fair GOOD S4tS4 0 Western steers So 50
ass feeders So 5n6S4 so; Southern steers
81 e0Iss 30: s2dS3 y. native 500
hefers s9S5 bulls 81 29SS 20; calves 81 rs
6s6 5O receipts Tor the week 90 800 head HoGs.o5s-
eepts 900 had market weak &c lower: top So 22H
blk Of ssies Sc 1889 2o heavy 81 hgss 22 packers
the week 40 100 head sTiEFIT-Receipts sooo head
market norninsly steady: lambs, ss9S7 80; and
yearngs 81 50ds5 49, Western yearlings 50 5o9se 25!
western sheep stockers and feSders IS 500
t5I receipts Tor tie w x. 10000 head
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

cOTTOH-The cotton market was very weak and un-
...s sean TO-DAY closing being called steady,
su q a nsi decline OF 10 II points and within or
pns Q. the saies for the cay were estimated
a. 90 900 bales The market opened barely STEADY st
tsclus o. IS points IN response 70 weak cab les.
t.srst week end figures good weather over the South
,ri tssrsh crop estimates At the decline there
no Or less covering but offerings big and Il was
not uHil January sole az $50 and March a. s6So or
sbou; g 70 poinls lower, ana at new low record
ror he movement the decline checked. rally
G, about 70 points followed by renewal OF bear
pressure an lCuidstiou. and the market worked OF
again nearly TIE previous low point IN the late trading
Week END satisfies only indicated bigger Increase
worlds visible foT The week but smaller tainss
~ s5nns1 for the period and private cables from Liver
poo reported very Rsak market owing 10 liquidation
at pressure coupled WITH absence OF Epecus tive
FTTo-t Due % come bis 10 6A points lower. prices
s opened 10 70 Il poiuts lower and closed - Is
points lows., while the English HpJf market was p
rous lower O 1000 bales Private advices
on The South coltinus report relatively steady spot
rlTkes, but prices yielding IN instances ep
pSeny, and long the South continues 70 sell In
trscls!ye markets many traders will remain bearlsh
ne Southern Cotton Association estimates the crop at
only ts u co 60 bales but for the cme being
E.lna 10 ths IS 10000 bale crop view.
as range q contract prices in the local market to-
tly 9oliows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov iO-Closng: wHEAT-spot hrrni No
red Western winter 6s: futures steady; December
steady; American mixed ssd steady Decem-
bsr As 4lsd: January Is 1isd PEASranadian steady.
Ga eisd FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady. IS.
HoPs-In London. Pacific Coast steady. "a 4s9fb 6s
F.rTr nrrn. extra India T0s PORK quiet; prms
ness western s2s Cd HAMs-short cut IA to 10 70;
staahv Sss BACON quiet: Cumberland cut % 70 30
m 5os "a short rib 10 - 5Gs; clear midde=
light IS 20 53s; long clear mddles heavy IS 70
AZ M H2s ga short backs 10 20 N. 45s Sd
sar bellies IL 70 57s; shoulders. II TO 10
~ steady SOS LARD steady; prime Western IN tierces
ass sd: American refined IN pals, ass BUTTER
steady: finest United states soe EooS United states
SSs 7itd CHEFSE-Canahian finest white steady 62si
o' - eoiores steady, CAS- LINSEED OIL nrm. G2s Cd
~ TTrRPENTINE-spirits nrEn. ASS %. TALL+ow-Pvtns
cfty strong 2Ss
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
BUSINESS CHANCEA.
| lMGDoMALD.WBGGlNs Go
e57 BROADWAY. n. 7.

Mcdonald. lD.WBGGlNs Go
psf BROADWAY. N. z.
TELEPHONE 2409 CORTIANDT.
Established % years II you require cap
ital OF partner for your business II you
desire TO ssll business or manufaeturins
plant no mstter where situated, send Us
fun particulars We work strictly on conn
mission basis
AN EsTABLLsHED. well known automobile
manufacturing concern, with plant n a
prominent city Of Pennsylvania; machines
In large demand: about $40. 100 required for
tho purpose OF extending their plant 10
handle fast increasing contracts; this Is one
OF the safest and best propositions sver Of
fsred TO tnvsStorsi We invite a thorough IN
vesugauon. Apply to MoDonald-wissins
Co. 257 Broadway
WHOLESALE groceries provisions And ship
chsndiery business established IL years
on water tront OF New York city; owner
retirtngt will sell at t2o. 600 Apply TO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.. 25T Broadway
BUSINESS manufacturing high class spe-
cialty In large demand can be bought at
$1,000 MeDonald-Wiggins Co. 25T Broad
way.
ELECTRICAL machinery and supplies bust
meas; elesrins $500 profits monthly es-
gins Co, 26T Broadway.
DRUG STORE IN the Bronx; long lsas.
low rent; price So, 200 Apply to MoDon-
sl6-wiggins Co. 257 Broadway.
GROCERY and saloon In prominent town
soagSt %fs sS2S sioS anps
MoDonad-Wiggins Co.. 257 Broadway.
also daily; prios IS. 900 PsrtioulsTs s'yss ~
McDonsld-wiggins Co. 2S7 Broadway.
HAT STORE at a bargain; good paying
trade; best location New YORK city.
MoDonald-wisgtns Co.. 257 Broadway.
RESTAURANT at Far ROckswsyl good
paying place; bargain for some one rer-
ticulars at MoDonzlt-WiEgins Co.. 267
Broadway.
HALF INTEREST In an ests sbIish.d psint-
ing and decorating business on Long Izl-
and; $1,000 business done yearly. ParticJS-
lars at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.. 257 Broad
way.
HARDWARE BUSINESS: gooa location on
West sidO; doing SIS. 600 yearly; sStsb-
hsS ~; q 70 ysSTs PI5Ss s. oo9 bargain AZ
p1s way. % N0nA''-"SSiH' O' 1'' nr0a'-
FOR sAL.R-5e-room hoteli high class
patronage; situated in heart OF theatrical
districts net pronts over $1,000 monthlyI
price only s7,600: exceptional opportunity.
McDonald-Wtsgtns Co, 2oT Broadway.
ABOUT $4,000 buys stationery, sporting
goods, sheet music, typewriter supplies.
kodsks. sto.. business; established years.
sell by inventory. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.,
257 Broadway,
REAL ESTATE businessI doing splendid
business: good location BToOklynj prizes
$500. Particulars at McDonald-Wiggins Co,
PSI Broadway
turing tho best cleaning preparation for
the household. ONCE and factory. on the
market; chance for safe and profitable in
vestment ACCOMPLISHMENTS Co., 257
Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York November TO- 1903
BEEvES-Rsoeipts IL cars. ise head, all con-
signed direct Nothing doing live oattleI feeling dull.
Dressed Hight 6Aa G1Oo per 70 for
sides with fancy beef bringing
l01ac Liverpool and London cattle and beef market un
changed Shipments to-day and tomorrow inciues 800
cattle this America London S25 cattle on the ST.
Andrew to Aniwerp 100 eatte oh the Msrtslo % Hull
1880 quarters Of beef IN the St Paul TO London and
l.45O quarters IN the Campania TO Liverpool
CALNES-Receipts 100 head. all heavy Westerns
hundred grassers held yesterday
Almost demand and prices nominal. The market Is
overloaded with gTassers and ana heavy calves
from and from Indiana and Kentucky Veas
II here. would sell about yesterdays quotations
Dressed calves dull 6l2tso per 10 for city dressed
veals ana 6Q1lisc for country dressed
SHEEP AND L@AMBSZRsceipts were cars for thu
market and for saughtsreTs and with the stale stock
there were cars sale Sheep were extremely dull
Rn6 several likely to be carried Good
lambs about steady others dun and weak. and the
pens cleared Common sheep sold s4 per
loo 10: lambs 81 I23s GST Bot Canada lambs
81 90 No strictly prime choice lambs here Dressed
lambs 10dI3o.
sales-Kerns Commission Company 2OS lambs 70
10 at 81 % per 100 10.
Tobin shannon: i99 Virginia lambs. n 10 81 Isl
] yearling. 100 ib al Sc
s Judd Co; 1s9 Canada lambs; 90 n. az s. 80; 2l2
Pennsylvania 20. 6S 81 l2h 10 sheep. 81 ~ at
HoGs-Receipts were 10 cars. or s,665 head al Tor
slaughterers Market nominal higher II
here. Country dressed hogs steady.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
rEiSTINo.

PRINTTNG.-Lettsrh heads. billhsads. cards
stc low prices: visiting cards, so cents a
hundred. Oak Press. s5s West 4Tth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

cton Exchange special Liverpool cablesi Spot cotton
s.Ssi tass. 100 bales specalatoa and export 300
,e Se easy loQ u points lower; closed easy, l59i5is
tisst-. 'oSeri November, 528d, November December
tis1s: De2sui6e-.J anua-y l6d; January-I ehrueTy
H. Nsy . $50; May-June, b27t; June-July b-29Ad
-FOUR AND NEAL-rhe -four market was suu and
-, 80 70" gIste winters Prices were unchanged and
!, sseSay FLoyRspring patents s. lb9S4 95 win
- - zoes3 s0 extra 10 winter S3QSS 10: extra No
.,'. shltr - ec1S2 BCCKWHEAT FLOUR-MHrket
Co., = VsS2 - SPOT 20 arrive RYE FLOUR firm
fstr % g1o5. S3 e51S5 So choice fancy S. So
e ,gyt,N NAIAIsQuOted: Kiln drisd s. 20 brand
- @tAL Quiet; oucted F1us white yellow, 81 200
80 - coarse s. l0aSl - FEED-wsstern ana city nrmi
50 s. sk 81 Ease 3 g .ass Izss adIinE S23s
a. reg @ eoE s" b0 hoiny oho2. S22 50 bulk S2s 7e
GP ~ 80. IA a.. so t5GSSl
-. lA4N-N J l1ALDUTing the regular session to-day
a. .asi ma ut showed considerable strength. Gne at
~. me me was nc higher than the previous night. AL
sleselee Was wiped out the curb however and at
-. s.S-S december vas oT 10 g. sc and May s3'4c
-, peIy advance Influenced hy steady cables and
soohsl estimate o. only 600 600 bush for world
,-.sselts compared with II SO8 600 bush last week
te with prospects for fair decrease !n the amount
sac report making the condition 50 against % last
81 win The acreage ehlrt Toward noon the market
Sett ana nour decrease OF about $4,000 bush IN
.--s receipts as compared with ago. end mod
t-srr Sss.lhf among room tracera The subsequent
lstnr % a. lh t'ces Was lnnuenoeo BY snow report
n. material Increase o. wtpter wheat acreage IN
In, 'S &C. states win better growth than a. This
- Increased by pressure from shoTrs who Nsllrea fha
cor k9sefn nnert report beArsh expected ths
--sEei Noald decline and restrain any aevancn,
III ior ne day. ana Paris wac partly so points up
g. he.44n InarEet closed points lower. IN,
~ elevator ana d 5sc o ahoat: No Ho-rber1 on
- aL4 No : hard winter feEc C u Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
FOR SALE.

DESKS, rolltops partitions. rail!nss tables
safes letter presses counters, shelVings
clothing store fixtures. stores. efflceS Htted
Finn Bros, 2s-32 Centre st.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
PHOTo-ENGRAyING.

HALF TONE and line work catalogues and
color work exceilen. results. low prices
COMPANY. 3 Great Jones 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
UPHOLsTERING.
NIOLINS.

eTATHOPOCLO. I2l West 2sth-st. manu-
facturer OF musical Instruments ] pos
srss tire secret to repair your violin. old or
rev that you obtain fiEest tone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
STAR DUST

BY JOSH

II muat ssy waa we'll repaid for
my trouble In gaifg to shia ElsAerf.
aud all an account Of one picture
called "Ihe Thirsty Cows" Percy,
never Haw such u picture IN al
my iiic haven't seen anything
to beat II since / was a boy 20 the
old farm down In the seioio ehilcl
la ohio / thought Tot a krc1nd !
waa back there. watching the COWS
iuat "a ! ,f'd back ia 1855. I an go.
Ing 60 buy that picture Hum the
French government aud exhibit u In
all our branch houses Then III
have some Autographs made aud
give one Ia every customer return
ing 80 conpons which are ~ be
placed ia the tops OF beef eahs J
guess that's bad, ehf And ill
change the name Of the picture and
call Il Scene Jiiai Outside John
lleefman slaughter House
guaaa I've forgotten how 60 turn a
trick thai hrlnga The business
Well. that picture showed . little
stream ~ water There WASN'T one
IA tho bunch that had tuberculosis,
lumpy jaw or anything else And
the fellow who owned them bad pol
ished their horns and cleaned their
skins until thcS Hooked az 20 enter q
paftar There werc not many flies
In this nelghhorhood and the cows
we're NO, kept huAy whipping their
tails 90 drive them Oft Two OF
three we're waving ihem. bat ron.
tentediy iust ne a pup will nag his
when he's up "a bits ears Ia pan
of miik Some were drinking. others
weta rolling their tongues out aud
smaekinE their lipa and some weru
standing there with their muntha
nsii 81 water which theY were al.
lowing o. trlckie out slowly. like a
MID Niih = mouth filled With butter
scotch. the juice all over hts cheeks
aud las
II was simply great You may
kneu what effect u had on me when
tell you that on my return "a The
hotel ate big order Of canned
bssf v iihout gaEslng
louf affectianate father.
JOHN nt1.FMAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
Another Great Scandal

The c business the world Is bcns dscredited
by tho aexcusable tactics of the majority Of the companies
both business Francisco In reua
ms pas their Losses promptly
Almost months have elapsed the fife swept tho
city OF have been adj
usiea paid number policy holders have. q Is true
received the dollar for seng their cms In lu
bat the bis aud merchants have becn LEFT severely
alone 70 Tar paying their claims Is concerned
ony with OF honor lott
pay full The others are
sueakng behind teehncaes aud rcoecrahra aud 90
IA o avoid paving their honest debts
The developed that there great scandals connect
with the business vita she ma,odonana Tie IN
sanec business exposed The francisco fire
fact that small companies with scarcely
aus capital insured prodcUs risks in the California ey vo
the sven OF general eonagaton they would
he unable To meet their obligations.
this huneo swinde In TIE eyes
ecrany OF moral urpilade which calls o
The most sweeping condemnation
tu where companies expect 20 come Ont 3"
ter TRYING the face Of the
whole world. q s hard imagine
thae should be enacted immediately To pre-
and posiiuE for means OF
getting claims al the stockholders the assets oil she
companies small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

u suppose freaks have peculiar
dispositions and are mighty hard ID
set along with
some OF thefn are. but not All ui
them. replied tho manager % the
sldeshaw. Now. there's the tal
woman You noticed what JAN
she had
Yes. she looks very cross =
And she Il. A maad have hard
work getting round her And vain :
You never aaw anybody 50 puffesi
up Then there's the dwarf He's a
mean cuaa IN some Ways the small.
eat man / ever knaw The Twins
skeleton n one Of the MOST agree
able men I ever knep tie can ct
Ia. NJ matter shat kind Of a eruNA
he's in Aad ever body finds the
ossifi1d man hard To get aloag with.
nld YOU notice thc soman wlih the
snSkcsf@
Yea"
"A lovely woman. might SAY
charming We cali ctr man With
The tattoo marks all over him Rua.
sell SAGE ffe'a aiways afraid
somebo-4y's trfinE to beat him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
MOTHER DROPS
BABE 40 FEET
OVERCOME ny SMOKE IN TIME.
mEhr FIRE sHu Lars 90 or
CHILD. WHO ls DASHED TO
DEATH ON PAVEMENT.

New York. June ~. -Four per
sons are known to bo dead aud
several others are missing az 70.
suit OF a fire In a fiyentofy tena.
mcnt house al 200 East gTth It.
yesterday afternoon Two firemen
xero Injured by falling from the
building ana ono Of them cannot
live.
Scores of thrilling reHcueH took
place aud Just az the fifemon were
about Ia take a woman aud her Z
year old bahY from the fire escape
on the third floor the woman fell.
overcome by the smoke. aud drop
ped the child
II Was dashed 90 death on the
pavement 90 feet bciow The othef
bodies were found on the top floofa
q the tenement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
BAD ACTORS
TOLD TO TO GO
Tnlo. WHO CLAIMED f4lsrRI.
oNic TALENT. ARE kLLoWE o
ONE HOUR TO START COUNT.
ING TIES.

Walter Walker. Joseph Norman
and James suiiivan. 81 young men.
are actors or 80 they informed
Judge Gordan On the police court
yeaierday Tho tria were arrested
by PHtroiman w. c. Hubbard on
Saturday night Walker was iden-
Titled a. an ex-couVict.
.aTheY say they are performers. :
iacouiealiy explained patroiman
Hubbard on che stand. but they are
not the Kind ~ actors We want
around At this time
Il guess Seattle isn't losing much
peach q mind az not being able TO
witness their performance inter-
yected city Attorney De Bruler.
Zone hour to leave town" an
uounced his hguor and the trio filed
out 70 nit the ties"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
wnlrus TO ADVISORY BOARDS.

As president Of the Alaska Yukon
exposition } " Chllberg yesterday
mailed communicates 20 members
of tho advisory boards temporarily
appointed BY Godfrey chealander on
hia trip north last fall Governor
W. II HoFKaii. Of Alaska. and Gov.
ernor w. W 10 Mclnnea. OF the
Northwest Territory. have been 70
aueatcd 10 name permanent adyis
DRY boards.