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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
The FEST OF THE PRESS

literary f0rcn arc required 10 pas.
a simple o1ami Nkaon The nm0 re-
CURED for this purpOs@ is short
TIC method employed ls 81 SONS
i1sFrent ! am surs you ~cuid not
mind the test Sei not Ssles1 tbn.
ing your ability The fact Us. We
ars a little scientific"
" shall esteeis Il an egirenlo
pleasure returned the Professor.
TO become conversaat Win those
trfliaR initlutory pre.oas-s Which
shall establish myself Ia your wOr-
thy estimation as man u lctterg.'
This way. ssaaae," said tho edi-
tor. with polite bow. as he point
od It. a side door.
They entered "A long room admin
ing tho main office.
"Of course. you understand That
the saving ~ time Is a feature not
10 be overlooked IN our line OF buai.
ness. continued the editor.
You will step TO the blackboard
al the end ~ the room and take 4
piece Of chalk When ! speak. you
are TO write what you bsar on the
board as quickly az possible"
The professor walked TO tho
blackboard and stood chalk In
hand.
Tho editor then said "Psyciiom-
stry 10 the science OF the measure.
nent Of the duration 81 menta!
acts" After asking for a rcpcti-
ton Of the words and the correct
spelling Of the first word. the pso
fessOr succeeded in writing out The
sentence.
You understand, professor" 70
marked the editor. that the sfimu-
las Of my utterancs IN transmitted
from your ear 10 your brain That
your brain then commands your
hand 10 move. and that & all 70.
Qulres time. I have noted the time.
= viii next test your power OF
observation You can take fay
place while pin a diagram on the
board. When the screen IL Icmov-
cd you viii be able to BEE It for
moment only You viii then give
me a description Of what you saw"
The professor caught a glimpse
Of something which be Subsequent
~ failed to describe
The professor noticed that the
editor was entering some fractions
on a piece 81 paper under the head
iBEa "eensOry time. motor time"
and "perceptive time"
You viii next sit at this desk
and write an imaginary description
Of Il dog fight continued the ed
itor. while beat a snare drum"
The attempt ended IN utter con-
fusion.
The test ig over" sighed the ex-
emiuer You are naturally fitted
10 hold the position Of a visitor la
the reading room Of a public H.
brarE.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
SOUTH PARK.

SOUTH PARK. Aug 2i--John
Mcdonald, who has been a resident
of South Park for the past fifteen
years. has been suffering severely
with asthma Of late
South Park residents are. as n
rule. quite pcaeeable and law.abld.
ing and Ket along very p0aceably
together. The exception 10 this rule
la the goose question. and theao
fowls have caused a great deal ~
contention and ~ feeling 10 the
past South Park II the home Of
the Roose-uot the iron ono aud
frequently the peace officers are
compelled 10 take action over dis'
puies that have arisen over depro-
cations BY these fowls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
SEATTLE DAY
is BOOSTED

Tho Merehanta Protective asso.
citation today sent out CIRCULARS
boosting the Made In seattle nay.
for which next Saturday. August
20. has been aet apart BY the
Chamber az Commerce.
A resolution has aian Just been
endorsed by the Federated wo-
mons Ctuba. which states that the
women Of this city will DO all IN
their power 20 make the day a
success,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

seattle stars Exclusive sesviesl
HAVANA. Ana. 20 Cuba n to
a, practically possession Of The
uuneA states
rhs owners q property. the vest
a In,smsss q he Stand have
r'.ss ~ thsir mluds neyer 10 per
- a. Withdrawal Of the Amers
,,n troops II there Is nothing
-.,,,-.,.r . Aa,d them there. these
go Interests viii see to g that
- eccssion 10 made
acahs tor Cuhana. and Cuba
49, - axploded war cries.
va l'nl.sa States must take the
,a,s1 a. - integral part whethoE
80 wxns 10 or not. and whatever
~ cshaas may say. think or do
assr 4
- s.srs and stripes. 20 the
rinh a the vested Interests.
s.xuss iof financial Integrity aad
sxhss roYeruneat The flax OF
~ ahrs they think wuald BE-
nv d stand for almost anything
= is miaksa u nexf week.
Washington does not care 20 con
nsas the present occupation OF
rsha lnasglnlsely Every now and
a. shere Is q chance remark 81
4. palaca about tho probable
nsresiion ~ aha American troops,
id lmmeaiaiesy the DOT overly am
aeus rzraies are seat on another
srsNlfglon AeAfnst the frsurfec
- All q whfrh means that the
nny q paeliieation Is IN Cuba 10
EzE
re- responsible elements In the
ksaa Spanish. Germans. Amed
ars arc while Cuhans. arr deter
nsnaf % provide al the necessary
sxsons foF the continued presence
6the truogs. such As distug Dances.
TFaiations aad evan financial
zzlxs
fh4zs has heen anv amouut of
nnnsg Invested In Cuba Of late
rarx rssuiting en- wptodafc PLAZA
nauus railroads. cattle ranches
NJ szrinnz other iHadatFica. This
4 ssY President Palma declined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Seattle Stars Exclusive Servios.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 20--Mlss Ger
trude Bceks. secretary of the Ma.
tlonal civic federation. who has Just
returned from Panama. Is writing
hor report upon the housing, feed.
Ing and amusement Of employees on
the canal She will make numerous
suggestions for improved nmuse-
montB for the lonesome men on the
lathmus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Puako arrived al San
Pedro yesterday from Everett with
a cargo o. lumber.
Steamer DirlFo loft Hadley yes.
tnrdsy Tor Seattle.
Steamer jefferson left skagway
yesterday for seattle
Steamer City OF Seattle left ssag
way yesterday for Seattle.
steamer Sonoma left San Fran.
cisco today for Seattle.
Schooner A. NJ Baxter arrived
a. San Francisco yesterday from
BeiliuKham
steamer city OF Puebla left Nome
Tor Seattle today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
S,,s He viii Proceed Against Bar al Meadows Track
I'D. NJ A. Matthews VIII Swear Gt Complaint
Writes Letter to Matthews.

Tho claim Is made tn tho letter
that the editor OF an afternoon On
per who tried 10 hold up the mai
agement OF uivsrace track for STaa,
tH responsible for the present asst
tRtlon against The Meadows
A list NJ me stockholders OF the
King County Fair association,
which owns The Meadows. Is includ.
cd The list contains some 81 the
most prominent business houses Ia
Seattle.
nr Matthews this afternoon stat.
cd he would make the contents OF
the letter public tomorrow after.
noon.
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
refuses To discuss either the letter
OF It's contents until Or Matthews
makes tho letter public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
WILL REDUCE COST
or IRON ON PACIFIC COAST

Coast will recelve a stimulus Of
magnificent proportions.
The pilo OF PIG iron bars OF
which this city ia 30 proud was
ameltod In a 100000 electrical
smelter erected By Mr. Noble ont
81 personal funds Although Mr..
Noble does not pretend 10 claim
credit Tor the Idea Of smelling By
electricity Canadian govern,
mcnt having previously made sue.
ceeafnl experiments At Sanit ste
Marie--he IL the FIRST man In tho
United States % have enough con.
fidsncs In the Idea 10 put Il 10 =
practical test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Seattle Stars Exclusive Serviee.l
NEW YIRK. Aug. 20 -~Soulptor
r. O. A. Ward. famous Cor hts lifc-
like statues OF great men. has found
II impossible 20 satisfy the ideal
which Mrs. Phil Sheridan carries in
hor heart. and he Is now suing for
$4,000 damages because a congress.
si1nal commission rejected his
equestrian statue Of Gen sheridan
after it had been ordered. because
Il was criticised by Mrs sheridan.
Mr. Ward says that his statue was
highly praised by men who knew
latte Phll' intimately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
ny c. n. rAvEnsgR.

Seattle stars Exclusive serviee.l
kEnpiNG. Cat Aug. 2i.--Is
electricity. which has already rev.
ulusioniEod a score Of industries. 20
hfing about momen,ous reduction
Ia the cost Of steel on the Pacific
COAST
II. II Noble. president of the
Northern California Power Co. an.
HwsrH Yes To further convince
you SIR Noble wili Head you 20 the
main stroet 81 this iiy,le town and
ssslnt 90 a pile Of bars 81 pig iron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
SELECT NE: W
OFFICERS

The newly elected board 81 az.
rectors % tbs Merchants Exchange
this afternoon elected the fuiinA
ins officers Tor the ensuing year.
A. r. Tidmarah. president. &. y
Wylcy. vice president. aud W. r.
listed. secretary. treasurer aud nan
aker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
ERvEN WILL BE A
CANDIDATE

tx Mayor =. G. Erven Of West
Seattle this afternoon filed his an.
nouncement Of candidacy for coun.
Gilman from the Fourteenth ward
on the Republican ticket Ferdi.
nand schmitz and W. l.. Davis.
both Republicans. are the only
other candidates who have filed
their announcements To-day rs the
last day on which these can be
filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
lIBA LIBRE DEAD! NEVER FREE AGAIN!
.,s.s PATRIOTS ARE ~eRAFrEss~ AND PROPERTY OWNERS
sss NO SECURITY WITH cusANs AS RuLERs-wlLL FIND
A WAY TO KEEP AMERICAN SOLDIERS ON ISLAND Al
MANS

"a remain In office last fan. In
snlto of the desires II the Ameri-
can government. and Why tho
Cuban parliament. thea sitting. adj.
taurned sine dia upon receiving
cutting away the ground beneath
the feet % racificator Taft and
leaving matters 30 that "occupa-
tiou" followed an a matter Of
course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

The late A. J. Cassatt. president
u the Pennsylvania railroad. used
10 pride himself on never losing
his temper. no matter what the
provocation.
one Of the most remarkable rail-
way bridges IN the world IL that
which connects Venice with the
mainland Built ON z23 arches. Il
is 1880 feet long.
The attempt 10 work up interest
IN the project 70 build a tunnel
across the English channel has fall.
"a again This scheme IL brought
40 everY few years, and the pros
poets OF its success were greater
on the last occasion than ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
MACINTOSH SHIFTS
A RESPONSIBILITY
JAPANESE ARRESTED.

X. Kumura. Japanese weteh
mag and X. lt9skide. japanese
cook, we're arrested early this
morning BY Patrolman Donlan aud
AZ charged aa disondorly persons
The men became involved In a
quarrel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

on the Pennsylvania railroads
lines. east of Pittaburg, there arc
gb2 more locomotives than passen-
ger cars to handle the traffic, There
are In service on these lines 1899
locomotives and 5.if7 passenger
cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

After having worn male attire for
forty years In an attempt to get
other women to do likewise. Mrs.
Thomas Riion. OF Jersey City. pub.
llely admits that her campaign IL a
lamentablo failure. and now. In her
slxtloth year. she resumes tho con.
vontlonai garb OF her sex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
GOVERNMENT HAS
WEAK CASE

VALDEZ. Alaska. Aug zl--Af'cr
being out IS hours the jury con.
vscted three Of the japanese seal
ioachers who were taken Ia a small
boat wlth three freshly killed seals
Thirty-one were acquitted. This
releases the schooner kaiya
The trial began tlia morning %
the crew 81 the Niio. There u 10
positive proof 81 the killing inside
The three mile limit. This - the
weak poiut In the governments
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

In a discussion IN the house Of
parliament relative 20 the danger Of
oordite. Mr.. Haidano said that he
had a walking stick made Of this
explosive. which no had often car
riend into tho eioakroom OF parlia.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

gscatsis Stars Exclusive Service
NEW YORK. Aug 2n.~-0Trtfuae
AthrrtAn. novelist. has become {
chieken farmer 50 has Pouitney
nigeiow 80 has Katherine 0ios.
er. They have put In $1,000 and
gone into business together. and
~lll RAISES feathers and fpwis a.
sell a. facts and fictioa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

'.sas stars Exclusive ssrvlcs.J
y sAsHlNGTON. Aug. zf-Mlss
=. :. carr, Tor two years. since
- ssos p. admitiedly the pretuest
~ n. = washington. will be- led ~
fs ..'a MS fall Her fanoe Is
~. AAaai Richardson. OF New
n s Mas Carr q the daughter Of
y washington raEidenfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

The body Of Thomas Weedcn. a
painter. vas found ia his cabin last
nlnht By John karien. The man
vas 20 years OF age. unmarried. and
death " believed 90 have been due
TO natural causes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
AGAINST IT GOOD
AND STRONG

CHICAGO. Aug. 2i--The govern.
ment ia ablo 20 reach but two
points in the northwest for the
weekly board OF trade weather
report. None have been received
from the Canadian northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

~ ,.o'aing % plans being drawn
ne new direotorn Of tho
4 .-@n@ hxehange. Seattle Is 70
q. ~s ,,. ne clearing house FOR
~ s ...'l'tE and grain interests Of
~ . ..a's Farmers from all over
&C.,. s.s's have written 10 tho Mer.
sssgs. exchange asking Tor an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

The Yosemite Valley railroad has
boon finished from Mcroed on the
Southern Pacific 60 the Yosemite
National Park. a distance Of IS
miles II rises 1900 feet IN that
distance
GUNS FOR RENT piner q Tart
i024.g6 Second av. tte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
WORK ON NEW WING.

Work has been started on an ad.
dltlon 10 tho county hospital build
ing. being designed for tuberculosis
patients. There are now IA OF these
patients living In tents az the hos.
pItAl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
THE:
FAMILY

iska b Mitchell. a shlpwriEht.
M arrested yesterday afternoon
Y Psiroiman Odan. who charged
= With Burning rubbish without a
R'nlt Margaret Mitchell. the
2lgHrgbts wife interfered with
o. All w4s arrested On a charge
SlaieTferine with an officer. Both
ss Fsieased upon personal recog
enzaes
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Team Drivers Local
276

Election % new secretary next
meeting. Thursday. August p. Yoar
presence Is essential. 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

r. Ellison. Mlnot. n. H.. aska the
police 10 locate his i5.Yoaf-old boy.
Ilildor y. Eillaton. believed % be
"a this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Joseph Nannotti. lord mayor OF
Dublin, Is the son Of an italian
modeIer. and has sat In parliament
since 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
sssnNcros's pRETTigsT
GIRL

VS. winnis Carr viii Wed This
Fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

The offlce> boy Enapea gee" M
placed the rsrd on thc9esk Of tho
editor
Tho card read:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-30
ANOTHER NAVAL STATION
FOR THE PACIFIC COAST

Washington. July 30.--It Is probable
that another naval station VIII be cree
atod upon the Pacific coast as the re-
suit of the forthcoming visit there OF
Admiral Caps. chief naval construction
of the navy, and Admiral Cowles, chiet
of the equipment bureau. The former
left Washington today for New York,
where he Will be Joined by Admiral
Cowles. and the two viii 30 together
TO the Pacific coast TO make thorough
inspection of the yards ana stations on
that coast, and report upon the future
needs OF the navy in that quarter.
Admiral Hollyday CHIEF OF the bu-
reau OF yards and docks, viii follow
these two officers TO San Francisco ON
a similar errand. This viii involve a
very careful examination of the Mare
Island navy yard and that at Bremen
ton. The resources OF the two navy
yards, which are the only ones ON a
2.0OO-mile stretch OF shore land are
scarcely sufficient To make even tenn
porary repairs and bookings that will
be required by Admiral Evans battle-
ship fleet If II makes only q temporary
visit TO the coast Hence tho inspec-
tlon OF these yards viii probably result
In recommendations to Congress at its
approaching session for. a considerable
enlargement Of the plans at both places
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
Thealer-Requests wore made I

Theater-R eQuests were made for
another revival of Edward Peple's COM
edy THE Prince Chap in New York,
but last seasons patrons In the other
cities visited, influenced so many return
engagements that contracts were signed
early for another tour. which means
that New York will have TO wait for
.srhe Prince Chap" until next season.
Cyril Scott and the New York company,
will be seen in the play at the salt
Lake Theater for three nights, begin
ming Thursday.
Orpheuni--'rhe members of the
Orpheum stock company must have felt
decidedly gratified at the demonstra-
lions last night on the part OF the big
audience that assembled to bid them
farewell. Each individual as he or she
appeared was greeted,with spontaneous
applause and throughout the evening
both players and the audience were in
4 most happy frame of mind, The
feature of the evening was the balcony
scene from Romeo and Juliet" pre-
scented by Miss Moore and Mr.. OMeara,
the latter. particularly. showing to good
advantage, in fact Mr.. O'Meara, DEM
onstrated that he has not been given
any real opportunities during the sea-
son. Zelby Roach also blossomed out
in a new light-that of black face
monologue artist Of the "ten-twenty-
thirty circuit, WHlie SobSi FiphNhec
broke into vaudeville with couple
of songs OF the recognized type. These
specialties were sandwiched In be-
tween What Happened to Jones"
Curtain calls were frequent and Miss
Moore was the recipient of an armfui
of flowers from an admirer.
Today the company is scattering.
Miss Moore leaves this afternoon for
Houston, Tex, whore she fills an en-
gagement with q stock company. AL
Phillips goes direct to New York and
Joe Green has already Joined the "Arl-
IONA" company, which will be seen
here early IN October. The other mem
bers of the company expect to go east
In o few days. After the performance
last night, there was an impromptu
supper on the stage, during which the
receipts for the evening were turned
over to the actor folks with the COM
pliments OF the management Later
three wagons hauled out number of
employees OF the theater In the direction
of Weber canyon where they will take
weeks vacation prior to the COM
mencement OF the vaudeville season:
Tho n-weeks season which closed
last night, has been successful one,
and despite strong counter attractions
and warm weather. It has been paying
proposition throughout.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-30
COURT MATTERS AT LOGAN.
Suit for Divorce-Numerous Babies
Letter from Suicide.
Especial to the 'Nsws.")

tSpec1al TO the "News.")
Logan, July s0.--SuIt was filed In
the First district court on Saturday
by Della V. Smith for divorce from Jo-
seph a, Smith. Jr., of Providence, on
the ground of failure to provide. The
complaint alleges that the couple were
married In this city on June s, 1906,
since which time they have not lived
together. The plaintiff asks for $500
allmony, 800 attorneys fees, the restor-
alton of her maiden name Della V.
BISHOP, and such other relief as the
court may think proper.
The Cache stake quarterly confer
ence closed here yesterday with large
attendance. Elder O, f. Whitney OF
the quorum of apostles and Elder c..
w, Nibley were in attendance from
Salt Lake City, together with full rep
resentation of stake officers Some ex-
ceilent instructions were given during
the conference.
Lawrence Thatcher, who has been in
the hospiAlk Tor week or more as a
result OF d fall from boat while at
Bear Lake, has recovered sufficiently
TO be able to leave the hospital today
robert Drysdale while riding wheel
down Center street on Saturday was
thrown from the wheel, against picket
fence with such force that his Jaw
was fractured and his lip badly cut
Mrs. Boynton OF Smithfield who was
operated on at the hospital some to q
ago has recovered sufficiently to De
taken home today.
daughter was born on Saturday
to Prof. and Mrs. w. w. Henderson
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sven
o. Carlson OF the Fifth ward. and a
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James s. ADAMS of the Fifth ward.
A son was born today TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jacobson of Mantua. Mrs.
Jacobson is staying with relatives in
this city.
Prof. Joseph Jensen, who has been
at the head of the mechanic arts de-
partment at the u. A. c., and whose
resignation was rendered TO tho board
some months ago, left today for Hatch
town, In the southern part of the state,
to assume charge OF the construction
of big reservoir that Is being put in
by the state land board. Prof. Jensen
planned the work he Ia now going TO
supervise. He Is an able man In his
line, ana thera are many who will be
pleased to learn that no is not going
10 leave the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-30
IN JUDGE DIEHL's COURT.
Looks like Trouble Ahead for One
Frank Royland.

There were not many cases before
Judge Diehl when his court was
opened at o O'Clock this morning. John
Evans and George Buckley, charged
with yagrancy, pleaded guilty and
we're given a "hoater." They VIII
leave town before tomorrow morning
or be subject TO sentence OF 80 days,
Frank Royland. charged with inde-
cent conduct. pleaded guilty. but
Judge Diehl decided to take testimony
in the case before imposing sentence,
and set the case for tomorrow morn
ing. Royland wanted TO mako a
statement and said II can give ref
erenoe. / don't want to stay here. i
am an honest man.
Judge Diehl replied III the facts
as stated by the prosecution are found
10 be true. ] promise that You VIII
stay here for long time
Walter Forsyth, the young man
caught robbiug Margetts' store on
Main street. pleaded guilty to burglary
but the case was continued until to-
morrow morning when. II is probable.
the charge will be reduced to petit
larceny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-30
REACTION AT FRISCO.
Hon. w. w. Ritter Tells OF BUSINESS
Conditions on the Coast.

Hon. w. w. Ritter returned this morn
ing from n two weeks trip during
which he covered long distance along
the California coast. Mr.. Ritter reports
California as prosperous everywhere,
except at San Francisco, where the
conditions are unfavorable, so much 40
that It seems as though that city was
digging It's own commercial grave.
Prices are so high there that travel
ers and visitors generally do not care
10 remain Logger than Is absolutely
necessary. 1t IL SO for room, with
out board, Sc for n hack to take one
TO a hotel. and corresponding prices for
everything else. There are lines OF new
stores empty and marked for rent.
when the insurance money was re-
celVod after the fire II was spent right
royalty. so that II was said at tho
time that the demand for 1eweliy was
never 20 great AZ at that time But
now the money Is all gone, tho COM
merclal banks have no more 10 lend,
ana the savings banks do not dare
lend further, go that tho town Is up a
stump. There is big falling off In the
demand for lumber which makes the
camps up north complain. The outlook
for the city OF San Francisco IL very
uncertain.