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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17

Mrs Alexander Gilmour. youngest
daughter of Col. Henry Watterson. died
at the Norton Infirmary In Lou svilie
KY, yesterday. She had been critically
III since last Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17
in pool of blood. The police are soarch-

in pool of blood. The police are s"arch-
Ing for John Rodgers. boar Ter at the
Perkatis home. He had been ordered
Saturday to pay his bin or leave. and
after drawing his pay, spent consid arable
amount for drink Yesterday he quar-
relsd with the landlady. He left on a
Lehigh Valley train for New York about
two hours after the crime was discov ered,
and word has been telegraph>d along the
line to arrest MIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17

years He wore collar and necktie only
on special occasions. He accumulated real
estate valued at 81 100000.
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Improvement Promised.

A0ARAOvOAAASAS - AS&AAASS0s
In connection with the improvement OF
the walks at Chestnut avenue and Cedar
street crossings of the Baltimore and
Ohio tracks the association was informed
by the Commissioners that the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad authorities intend to
remedy defects at the railway crossings,
and that the trackmen have been in
structed to look, out for the driveway
crossings at the entrance on tine south
side OF Cedar street between the station
and the electric car terminus and keep the
same in good condition.
Secretary Dyre reported in regard to the
request OF the association that the Com
missioners renew their recommendation
to Congress for a special appropriation
for the construction OF sewers on East
ern avenue and Cedar street connected
Park. Md. that the Commissioners are
Of the opinion that unless private ar
range ments can be made with the town
of Takoma Park, Md, for taking care
Of the sewage of this territory it will
be impossible to provide sewerage for
this section with the District sewerage
system. The topography OF the ground
Is such that 1t cannot be taken care o:
in the sewer system Of the District
The committee on sewers was directed
men Of the Senate and House District
committee and ask what move the
citizens should make to have the matter
taken care Of and ask them for sugGes-
tons in the matter.
The report OF the treasurer was sub
mitted and approved.
Branch Library.
| Mr. II. F. Tan informed the meeting
| that Senate bill 1476. had been introduc I'd
| in the Senate bv Senator Gallinger at the
| request of the District Commissioners
authorizing the Commissioners to accep,
donations of money and land for the
establishment of branch library at Ia
koma Park and to establish a commission
] TO supervise thu erection Of a branch
library and building and provide for the
! maintenance of the library. The bill
provides that the Commissioners be
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EXPERT Testimony
NEARLY FINISHED


bis sormef one THIS referred 60
The improvement Ia the Attendants
alleEed coaditlon STATE his ineareef.
atlaa
pe, Ernest e. Wheeler Ttestlfles.
nr Erneat E Wheeler was next
called aud Ia hla tarn. through the
medium az the two lengthy hyn0.
thetical questions. pronounced the
prisoner insane Prosecuting AZ
turueY Macintosh gave the Wit
ness considerable trouble during
crussexaminaiion nr Wheeler la
the tlrai expert that tho state has
been able % tie down "a an answer
"a their own Hypothetical question
which reviews the incidents ol the
shooting without the accompany
Ing details af deluaiuna un the part
OF the defendant
II younR man Of sentimental
disposition should call up the hume
of bis sweetheart. after sending
flowers 20 her and ask T. see her.
should be refused the right BY one
81 her family should go % the ciiy.
purchase pistol. obtain the proper
kind II ammunition. eutsf the home
~ the man who had refused him
permission Ia see hia sweetheart
and, upon being aecosted by that
man. should shoe, hlm. would that
b. an evidence 1t Insanity"
This Was the question. Ia sub.
stances. sith others describing &c
c0mpanyiaE circumstances. Ia which
the witness Waa forced 70 give a
negative roQlf ltu qualified Il.
however. by stating that these
things in themselves would not
preYv the subject insane The Wit
moss had better success Ia main
ilinine hls position on ether polntn
Or. louGhary ard Smith on stand
hf Ioashafy Was later recalled
20 the stand 10 aogte authorities in
snport ~ his statements made dur
ING his former tine on the witness
stand Tie was ruasexamlned hy
Attorney Miller
pr. r e smith took tho stand
late In the Afternoon. He pro
nounced the defendant Insane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
BILL SURE To
Be PASSED

Christopher " tioff. president
- the Direct Primary league q the
state 81 wanhiuetnn. takes excep
tian "a the article 81 last Monday.
On the chances uf the passage OF a
siirNct primary lac by the next SEES.
sion Of the legislature
MFR Horv Aags
Il cannot Tor a moment admit 81
The defeat Of the direct primary bIli
AZ the next session of the lcTiala
ture. both the democratic and ~.
publican platforms have a plank for
a dircct primary law. and ans les
laiasor wha Is n democrat or = -.
pnhilcNn viii atnnd on his platform
for a direct primary bill All the
King county members u the legis
lAtufu are plaised Tor direct pr.
marieN Tho direct primary ietgste
has a Number Of personal pleize,
% the memberaHlcck q the IsEfa
lature. and there have been pledges
made Aiao % the Washington
state grange ana to the Stats Fed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
HOMES ARE CHERRIES
AND COLD

gifla aud statesmen were oil huddlcd
around radiators.
Al the Union bakery. whore half
4 ton of coal u day IL used, there
vas not enough ON hand 10 last
through the day aud poor prospects
~ obtaining more.
Along Firhf aR the same state oi
nffhirH exist, many OF the reatnnr
smta. that heretofore have used
rlpal. have Installed oh burners
: The following h list af private
tonnes visited By Star reporter
this morning, ana the amount aud
knd Of fuel each had ON hand, ali
those visited live on Seventh uy.!
Few Have Coal
Mrs q ~ Henefy. No aiA. y
aaek. - ]. nerrllt. SO 2a2. sacks.
County Court House. 2 tons Man
kata Flats. No. 3i3. y tons. n Is
ilurweil. No 92a. ! ton. A. G. NIL
itf. No. t0i. "a sack. burning wood
G. Olsen. No at2. 40 coal. burning
wood. J II AndroHe. No sol. y
ton. L. Tlefney No 81. ] ton. Mrs
Kenny. Nos GUa5. wood. G q.
Hopkins. No 6lz. = ton. shoeshop
No Gt7. burning wood. Mansfield
Bakery. No T03. ton. nunkel
Grocery, Nos 1919. burning hotes.
Marine Laundry. No. us. burning
oil. Mira Walker. No S0OMi. \
ton. Mrs Wurley. 30 SOS. "a ton
Charlie Ice Laundry. 40 500.
wood. Mira r. Stone. No SO. y
ton. T. J. Ewing. No Dos. wood
Furnished rooms. Nos t00T-g. ton.
O. Il Nelson. No. 100. wood
Erickson No. ii0s. 4 ton: MIR
wilkins. No. III. 3 tons. A n
Adams. No iii3. wood. H. Nc
knight. No 1907. ton coal. and
j Mckay. No 1898. wood
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In an effort TO determine an init
mate knowledge OF the supply Of
coal among the private homes of
the city aud at the large down
town department stores, The star
this morning sent one ~ ita repre-
aenaiativea 20 make a oanvaHA 81
the districts Ia question
OF ~ houHehoidera interviewed
on seventh AZ onlY about half bad
any coal at all. and the maiofity
of these had only uno or two saekn
The others had some wood. Dot
very much. Whereas allil othera Do.
Ciared they we're burning oil The
homes of ali were ehoeFleaa and
cold
A visit 20 the different business
houses along second and Firat uvu.
this morning revealed the following
facts
At the Hon Marcha employees
we're bundled up in fura and over
coats Yesterday tho firm secured
some coal by sending after It with
their own tsama
Al Mccarthy the building H.
heated by steam heat from outside
sources. but. according to Manager
spaccr, the supply Il very low and
as az the bon Marehe. tho building
n very cold.
Using Waste Paper.
Al Stone Fisher company the
last shovel II coal WAS thrown Into
the furnace yesterday morning. and
although an order for coal had been
placed two weeks aso. none a. yet
has been obtained The fireman
this morning was using waste pa
ped
AZ Gltaet Piano house aud At
Wehhrr'A Clothing company. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
INTO THE
ROOMS OF GUESTS

The rooms OF the ether guests Of
Tho hotel
The politician. who Is also al.
legged Ia be a prohibition worker. "a
said ta have heea caught rcdhand
ed and hla uleCimeut from The hotel
followed
4. J Cody. of the Cody Detective
agency. declared today that be had
assisted II the mans detection and
that the speeplag Tom" vas ~.
iowed 20 SO IN dFder that the hotel
In question might not gain any ua.
due publicity IN the matter and be.
cause the politician promised be
would never come haek again.
The details OF the STORY. which
are hlghiy sensational. have been
suppressed up 70 the present time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
ARE PLA YING A
WAITING GAME

No blooizhed. not oTen inkahea.
has a. Jet resulted from The con.
teat for the office Of superintendent,
u streets
Walters q In possession uf The
inner uffieo and performs all its
duties Mainnry. the mayors latest
apratnise. occupies a chair IN TIE
outer office
Walters refused this morning 70
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To INVESTIGATE
SALOONS

Chief ~ Police Wapnnnatrin TO
DAY PROMISED n Investigates saloons
eu Pike Il % determine the truth
q tho report that men have been
dFuKrnd IN some 81 them for the
purpose ~ robbery. A number II
men have hcea taken "a the WaY.
sian hospital lately. apparently
having attempted suicide. who.
upon medical examination. have
been found to have been dragged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09


Tho following births were regis.
tered to-day
siilslo AZ ss28 FIRTH av.. Janu.
arr \, 10 wife Of Henry slilslo, a
daughter
valbasch Al assa seventh ay..
January 5. 10 wife Of II. Naibuseh.
sou
prunan At aatsN Sixth ay. Jan
uAr1 i. 10 wife 81 ] PruEan. a son
shearcr-At eos Wall ST. jam
arr z. 10 wife ~ I'd c shoarer. a
daughter
CoEnans-At Tie North Forty fifth
ay. December Is. to wife OF John
W CnEEAu. a son.
Held At $685. Woodland park.
December ~. 90 vlfe Of 1. W ticid.
a ann
Gaier-At FIRST Az and Cedar II
January 4. 20 wife Of q Caller. a
son.
strand--At gis slxth av. Jana
AIRY 8. 20 wife OF Il. 4 Strand. a
daughter
Roseh At sig Seneca 81. 1auu'
AIRY G. 10 wtfe Of James Hcsak. a
daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
COAL AGENT is
REVENGEFUL

because the residents Of Madrona
Heights objected 10 the couatrne.
ti0n Of a nawmil and wood yard,
3 l. powoll agent for the honion
Coal company. owned BY the Scat.
tie Electric company, II Is claimed.
has absolutely denied them fuel u
is alleged that be hdA taken this
means "a nyenga himself The mat.
tor was taken up by citizens with
the Chamber Of Commerce today.
Who took steps for the relief OF
the residents IN that portion 81 The
pitV.
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say mheihaT 10 would apply for a
art ~ msndamua 20 compel the
hoard II public works to recognize
him a. member on the ground
that no HueceHaoF has been appoint
81 and qualified Walters l. uu
sioabiediy acting under legal al.
vice He MAJ prefer 20 have the
other fellow 80 20 the expense 81
bcginnlng legal proceedings, aud
simply defend hia title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
WELL KNOWN POLITICIAN IS
ELECTED FROM HOTEL ON A
SENSATIONAL eHARcg-THE
STORY WAS sUPPREssEo nE.
CAUSE OF PROMINENCE OF
NAN CONCERNED.

The astonishing assertion was
made today that in = recent Hensa.
total scene IN one 81 the most
prominent hotels on FIRST av..
man II the highest political station.
snoae name l. known 10 tho voters
Of two states. Naa discovered 81
he mysterious 4pespinE Tom.
she had annoyed that hoasuirY faf
frafa and whose especial presiiler.
ton Vas boring Rimlet holes into
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vratlen Of Labor and TO other or
ganisatiOna
We have enough piadEea 10
carry our hlll through. both par
ties are pledged. and II any man
rutuHea a. vote for II. OF yatea
against Il, Il will show that he ~
neither democrat nor ropuh
llean
sometime hsn We heard Of a
combination helnR formed against
our diruet primary bill Petitions
are comlng Ia addressed "a the leg
lalaiufe from an parts OF the state
The direct primary bin must pass.
or the people will know the reason
why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
EVANS HEARD FROM.

James Evans. hookkrepsr for
Joseph p Thomas a Co. too Cher
= 81. Nho disappeared last Thufn
day. was seen in Portland Yesterday
by Captain Lloyd. II the Portland
fre department. an old aequAlni
snoe. Evans told Lloyd ho was go.
tng 20 Tacoma. Friends Of the
missing man are Of the opinion that
his mind e. affected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
ADDITION
FOR $4,000

dfiffth q Co report the sale OF
an ~ Sanders Second addition Ia
West Seattle. 10 lots. 90 aynai
cate Of Investors. for $4,000. They
aiso report the naie 81 the south
west corner of Twelfth av. aud
Cherfl st, 81 b. 50. to A. A. Gaer-
neg. FOR $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
N URDERER
CAUGHT

A telephone message received ~
3 o'clock this afternoon AZ The nher
iffa office told ~ the capture IN
Tacoma OF X MeClaud. who ~
wanted for the murder Of Peter
Elmer at Georgetown SOME days
ago Mceioad had been injured Ia
an accident aud WIS found Ia d
hoaultHi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
sHtNcLe MILLS TO OPEN
WHEN CARS ARE SUPPLIED,

Il vas decided at meeting 81
the clasesaown eummitfea Of tn
shln1le Mlfia Bureau. this after
hoau. that the mills commence on-
erations as saon a. cars sufficient
30 transport their product could -
aitaInesi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09


mksonA wash lap ~
- A Nicholson. e seat'ie. ss'e
49, expert fer the tsiense " 'h'
l.'ase rial uaaG the stand z
fnsA.l ,...,t,. anrF che oren1Hs p
fse .,,.ss ursslon ne stated
-. 80 e.rsan whe ls $50 "oEh 10y
-, ..,s,sIst : more Naels y 49,
q y tslesisas ana that eHlAsi
se@e y - IL Il. these 1clneis1a ef
s.,~- ~ oathreak .nt.n
esrasn isadias a llts = 80
...s....ntesA 10 onfssat .iaH
sess = a. oatAreaN tae a., ~
-. ~ tygsa. true l-'iA ..1.,
49, ,.fsnalc tvs. ttr tisst
sss.lly helns the asfsies
The -. 1870 directly 20 me tsie al.
t,.-fof thaa ted sd ktestH
~ "a Z ssa.ssnt BE- the Alas e'v.sss
g es' =. haa esaminaJ Thompson
l.'t1, tna had talked Hila htHi.
-. rr,.sser hsd a,seu dss'4s as'@ en-
s'..,'nt a ghe coudiiian ot h'R
sselA ..tt fsa ,.ifn..as
- besr visited ~ nr VIII
-. tns aates expert and 81
80 tsia BIN Of bis hsliss ina
80 "a e hls TALKS and waiks
~ cesrIafir WhittlessY The
t...a before che direct exs
.,.fe.tisa VS. finieas3
~ 1. ssnitb underwent is-
-. cross examination THIS
...ss~,rk "a vss sscussd
.ss,ra rshuftai begins to-
..~.w ana All probably LASS six
-. 49, fftsnAs q the 1efelf-
- 80 - fhs t.rsg witnesses ca
- -umsr 81 thr Halcite - The
*.s.rs.at Is unfaua1eA and frem
:. aesraan seuffe was STARTED be-
-. ~ ss,se u The court sestrf.
-. ne ssery vas in circulation
<s.,ax ths entire evening
s.Ys. rhsmpsoa Is Paroniae.
rAs anst evidence that has 80
e. aeselaped OF any stisuas indica.
~ a pAFoala In Chester rhnmR
- uas sisea IL TIE eress exam
lsstsaz q ~. T. NJ brown early
ssss,rlay Afternoon nF Brown
.sa,e.i shaI TIE hw 81 the defend.
al "a net perfectly normal and
-, IT, ptane % the teeth vas lu.
e,~rsef Thls Ne said. vas often
tsaaa IL papaiaas. bat VAS not IL
aaT e evidence of insanity
D. Bnaen kad hcen examined b.
l. dsfsnke IN TIE uaoraink session
AZ AaA testified. IN answer "a thu
sssal TIVE hYposhetical questions
nshxEnx The life Of fhe defendant.
nat mrh nan woalld b. insans
II stated thar &c was possible Tor
. naa e. - Insane on ane subject.
saeA a. ihs sahieet u his deiusion.
~ d apasaf to Be perfectly nos
~ oa ofsera
re- aitussz admitted that q per
We might be insane IN the mesiicsi
aeceeiAuce q the word and attn
he vspnnslhie for bis acts On ~
trecl eKaminatiun BE stated that
. srsoo agfferiag from paFouia
nlgAf be cured. az At ieaxt i'm.
lsuEe1 ~ hesaE foFued h lad q
Fxaiar NE. aud one different from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
WANTS CHIEF RESTRAINED.

Nina E Wood this afternoon
asked the superior court TOT a ~.
aifainlng order against Chief 81 20.
lice Wupponatein The woman has
been arrested several times for
making public addresses and has
always been acquitted She claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
DEVELOPING NEW OIL FIELDS
m CANADA.

H. +. williams manager 81 tho
American Canadian on Co. has Just
returned from f'iftaburR While
there be- purchased the largest drill
ing ouffii eyer shipped into Canada.
Drilling the worlds first nnbma-
fiua sell h. The hummeriand. Cali
fofnia. oil fields has made him sell
known among oil mHn he viii per-
a0nailY aupafiniHna the work ~ his
company in the Canadian fields.
which ~ a guarantee that the de-
yolopment work viii be pushed aa
rapidly ~ possible.
Experimental bofiuas made BY
the Canadian Government and this
company have proven The existence
Of large bodies of crude oil 10 hi-
befta, and Mr. WILLIAMS confidently
expects q rush into Edmonton this
coming summer that viii outdo the
California and Beaumont excite
..t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
The Proper Way

To protest your valuable papefs.
fssslrY. ste.. Is 70 place them Ia 3
xuoa SAVE DEPOSIT VAULT
Tag PROPER PLACE T. n tn
modern fire ard burglar rgaef
VAULTS oF WA. n. PERKINS a
co lu ths Alaska building III
e-hefry ut. BOXES "a PER YEAR.
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LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses wefc issued 10.
daf AZ folioWa3
Anderson. Anderson = Charles J
Anderson. 90. Eiienahuru. to Ara.
mo Anderson. a., EllenshurE
Leone spusto - Giovanni Leone.
81, Seattle. To Mario Spoata. a.. Sc
attic.
Wiiilama Wright ~~ CaaHina NJ
Williams. 80. Seattle. 70 LILLIAN II.
Wright 90. Seattle
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the police threaten 10 arrest Der
on fictitious charge. aud she
wants tho reatmininR order issued
70 stop them fVm carrying out
their plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
CHICK roRorn hanesrep.

Donald Aekew. q young boy sfn-
played by the Reliable Transfer
company. WIS., arrested THE alter
noon BY Detective Bafbce fof paHs-
Ing forged checks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
FUEL FAMINE
IN NEVADA
tssripp. spselai sersiss)

RENO. New. Jan. 9 Tho fuel ia
mine has Reno In Sc grasp There
Il much suffering frufn the Intense
cold and ali TIE wood yards have
closed. Boxes and fences are be-
iug used for fuel. and sheds are
being torn down. Many restaurants
wil haFs 70 close Down tomorrow.
The Southern Pacific yards NJ
Sparks have emily enough coal O.
last 10 hours AMI unless fuel =
received Immediately 20 trains viii
rsin out - SPARKS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09

poNAlo A NICHOLSON
" rrsrirl1s AS TO lNpleA'
rroNs or eARoNlA IN eh l..a..
IS THOMPSON = STATES
e,rrAl IRONS roMoR'
ROW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
By Comparison

The t3oQ narrar sun Hat al.
ways wins out Difficulty IL al
ways experienced In finding an.
other 1900 afiff hat which vii even
ha Ia the same class with the
"BarFhr.s Tho 500 narERr n the
only hat made where exactly three
hundred cents worth 81 value ia
anl into every one. Sold only ne
LillaEar a Bafkman. 1910 Second
ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
ALL SCHOOLS opEN TODAY.

None Of th. public schools closed
today Dn account ~ lack " coal,
the supply being adequate
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for a new coat for yourself or daugh-
ter. The regular price is 81 90 yard.
Tomorrow we offer Il for sale at only
69c. Make your choice early. 1t
won't last long at this price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09

them regularly at SI-4o each, and YOU
cannot find Prettier. better or more
genuine Cut Glass Dishes on the coast
at the price. Tomorrow they are on
special sale at only zoe each.
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American Canadian Oil Co.

3zo-3zI Peoples Bank Building Seattle, Wash
Watch for the Rush Into Edmonton Next Summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
FRAMED PICTURES.

Regular prices are
69c zoc. Soc and
CSC each. and the
assortment includes
more than a hun
bred subjects, all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09

interesting and pretty Frames are of
gilt or dark stained wood If you have
any love for pretty things or a vacant
place on your wall see these tomorrow.
Only 49c each.
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PLAID SUITINGs.

zoe a yard, but We want % close thcm
out quickly. So we are perfectly willing
to let YOU have bargain Take them
tomorrow at 12J3c a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09

Oriental colorings and stained glass ef-
fects. The regular price is 25e a yard.
Tomorrow's special price. the one day
only, IS 15c. Ten yards to a Gus
toner.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-25
DEATHS

AMoLES-Infant of Charles Amoles. days.
years, married, native of Italy; imperfect
development of heart.
ACCORNERQ-Mrs. Catherine Accornero, Is
years, married, native of Italy, Sisters
hospital; acute malignant endocarditis.
BENNETT-Geo. T. Bennett 3S years, wild
over, native of Nebraska, 709 N. Figueroa;
gunshot wound (homicdaD; burial at Riv-
erside.
HARWICK-Avery Harwick, 55 years, married,
native of Illinois, E49 San Julian; paresis.
IOHNSON-Geo. Adolphus Busch, mos, ma
tive of California, 1901 State street; maras-
mus.
KRUsE-Hy C. Kruse, 45 years married
native of Germany, 44O Towne avenue; strych-
nine poisoning, accidental.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nakayama, IS years,
married, native of Japan, 629 Los Angeles
street; chronic myocardtis; cremation.
SADLER-Henry H. Sadler, 65 years, native Of
Germany, formerly Of Chicago, county hos
pital; carcinoma of liver.
STOKES-Mrs. Maggie Stokes, As years, mar
ried, native of Missouri, 1872 e. Twenty-third
general aedema-
SILVA-Jose e. Silva, 3 months, native of
Los Angeles. 1929 Claiming; pneumonia.
STABLEIN-Mrs. Anna May Stabein, SO years,
native Of Missouri, Clara Barton hospital;
tuberculosis.
VAIL-John Vail, as years, single, native Of
Vermont county hospital; lobar pneumonia
VIAL-Dephine Vial, 96 years. married, ma
tive of France, emergency and general hos
pital, residence I'll Dobinson street; atrophic
cirrhosis Of liver.
YASUDA-Saju Yasuda, 81 years, SINCE, native
of Japan, 80 Amelia street; intestinal ca
tarrh.