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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
POLISH MINER THREATENS
TO COMBAT EXTRACTION
Effort of German Government to Get
Alleged Robber May Result
In Hard Fight In New
York

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-Karl Tomcyk,
Polish miner whose arrest was or
dered by the state department at the
request of the German government on
a. charge of robbery and attempted
murder, threatens to fight extradltion
with as much energy as Christian hu-
dovitz, who is wanted by the RUSSIAN
government and whose case mas pc
come one of International Importance
Tomczyk was arrested at west FRANK
fort, ILL.,, Thursday.
His case will be heard by Unlteo
States commissioner and already the
Refugee Defense league is making
preparations to provide the prisoner
with attorneys.
The subject will be discussed at the
mass meeting Of the league, to be nelG
today, and in the meantime Or. Paul
Rob, acting German consul here, mas
retained the services of William H.
Rigby to act as prosecutor. The lat
ter acted in a similar capacity at the
Rudovitz hearing.
The crime Of which Tomczyk is ac-
cused was committed within the last
year in the village Bochum, near Essen,
Prussia.
THE prisoner admits that he paid a
visit to Prussia within the past year,
but denied that he was connected with
the crime.
United States Commissioner Foote
today forwarded to the state depart
ment at Washington a review of the
evidence which prompted him to rec
ommend the extradition of Christian
Rudowitz, wanted by the Russian gov
ernment on charges of robbery and
murder. The commissioners believes
the question of political offenses does
not enter into the Rudowitz case and
holds that sufficient evidence was ad-
duced during the hearing to warrant
the belief that the accused man was
not a member of q revolutionary band
and should stand trial in Russia.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
SERVICE WILL DEAL WITH
PASSING OF THE OLD YEAR
Special Music to Be Given at First
Presbyterian Church-Elsewhere
That of Christmas Will
Be Repeated

SANTA MONICA, Dec. 26.-The serv-
ice at the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow will be in the nature OF a
farewell to the old year.
Reverend w. II. Cornett will preach,
Another Milestone" being his subject.
Special music will be rendered. The
quartet will sing Ring Out, Wild
Bells" the words being by Tennyson
and music by Gounod. Miss Whitseli
will sing lone Sweetly Solemn
Thought"
In the evening the subject will be
1.-THE Song of the Angels" The an
thems will be Break Forth Into JOY
(Spence), Nativity (Shelly), "There
Were shepherds'' (Buck), and Shelly's
Christmas"
A solo by Miss McPherrin, who will
sing Vandewater's might of Nights, y
and one by Miss Whitsell, who will
give Neidlinger's 1.-THE Birthday of a
King" will complete the program.
At the First Methodist church the
Christmas music used Thursday even
ing will be repeated by special request.
Misses Nichols, Elizabeth Harrison,
Margaret Doyle and Mr.. Southcotte
will be the soloists.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
POMONA
SOCIAL AND CHRISTMAS NEWS
OF POMONA BRIEFLY WRITTEN
115 South Thomas
Home Phone 1T90.

POMONA, Dec. 26.-There were many
Christmas gatherings and dinner par
ties here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Walker en-
tertained seventeen guests. Besides
the members of their own family there
were present Mr.. and Mrs. John Law
of Hollywood, j. Eugene Law, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Pfiffner and daughter of st.
Paul, Wilfred Joice of Hollywood, c..
F. Adams of Los Angeles and John C.
Walker and family of Pomona.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Davis had as
their guests at their home in Alvarado
court Messrs. and Mines. Stearns and
Robinson of Los Angeles, Hibbard of
Long Beach, F. Davis of Pomona and
Misses b. and e. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Migley enter
tanned Messrs. and Mines. Henry Grif-
fifth Of Venice, Il. l.. Thrall of Los An
geles, B. L. Midgley. w. w. Midgley
and son and Charles Stevens of Po-
mona.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Pierce had for
their Christmas day guests Messrs
and Mines. F. e. Graham, Justin Pat
terson, Charles Lindsay, Mines. Good
ale, Danforth and Spaulding of Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Dreher enter
tanned at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. e. Dud-
derar of Covina, Mr.. and Mrs. q. l..
Dreher and daughter, Miss Tillie
Schester, Fred Dreher of San Fran
cisco and Miss Elsie Brink of San
Francisco.
rev. DR.. Bell of Santa Clara college
is here visiting Rev. Joseph Nunan for
the holidays, and will deliver a lecture
on the catacombs Monday evening.
All of the local church Sunday
schools held annual Christmas festivi-
ties and the exercises We're attended
by large numbers Of people.
Southern California commandery,
knights Templar. of this city as
$, lbled Christmas afternoon to par
ticipate in the Christmas observances
OF the order. There was appropriate
music and also addresses by Sir
knights j. Albert Dole, r. w. Thomas,
f. H. Hyatt and G. p. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith and Dr. and
Mrs. Harris Garcelon of Los Angeles
passed Christmas day at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Garcelon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
ELKS tn DEDICATE THEIR
NEW HOME THIS AFTERNOON
San BernardIno Lodge, 3. p. o. E.,
Has One of Finest cIubhouses
In State, Costing More
Than $4,000

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 26.-The
dedication of the Elks' new clubhouse
will take place tomorrow afternoon,
with ritualistio service for Elks only.
Monday the hall will be open to the
general public In the morning hours
and a committee of Elks will welcome
the visitors. In the afternoon and
early evening there will be reception
to women, at which large committee
composed of wives and daughters of
Elks will be in charge. In the evening
the dedication ball will be held and it
will be the society event of the sea-
son.
The Ell1s new clubrooms and hall is
one of the finest lodge homes in this
part of the state. Its cost was $4,000
In addition to the cost OF the lot
10,000-and the furnishings have cost
$4,000 more, making a total of $4,000.
1t is of pure mission type of architec-
ture and is most attractive, with its
Sc ting of lawn, trees and palms.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
THREE HOBOES COWED
BY GIRL WITH PISTOL
17-YEAR-0LD DAUGHTER OF
MINER is COURAGEOUS
Tramps Insult Young Woman and She
Holds Them at Bay Until
Her Father Comes
Homo
Especial to The fIerald.1

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 26.-Miss
Hattie Velarde, the 17-year-old daugh-
ter of Joseph Velarde, a mining man
of the Holcomb valley country, showed
a few days ago, remarkable nerve for
a woman by compelling three tramps
to stand with hands uplifted, enforcing
obedience with pistol. She kept them
In custody for two hours or more, when
her father arrived.
The hoboes had abandoned railroad
ties and struck across the mountains
to this valley. They came upon the
cabin and sought entrance. The girl,
being alone, inquired who was there
and what was wanted. In reply the
tramps made insulting remarks. The
girl quickly seized a pistol and, ap-
pearing in the door, compelled the
thre men to line up. They were cowed
by the display of courage.
When the father returned he let the
men go, owing to the urgency of work
which kept him there, but warned
them that a shotgun reception awaited
them if they ever appeared there again.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
nasal Catarrh, an InfIammation Of tbe

Nasal CatarFh, an Inflammation Of the
delicate membrane lining the air pas
sages, is not cured by any mixtures
taken into the stomach. Don't waste
time on them. Take Ely's Cream Balm
through the nostrils. so that the
fevered, swollen tissues are reached at
once. Never mind how long you have
suffered nor how often been dfsap-
pointed. we know Ely's Cream Balm is
the remedy you should use. Price soc.
If you prefer to use an atomizer. aak
for Liquid Cream Balm. 1t has ali the
good qualities of the solid form OF this
remedy and will rid you OF catarrh or
full habit. No mercury to dry out the
secretion. Price 75c. with spraying
tube. All druggists, or mailed by Ely
Bros, Sc Warren street. New York
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
TYPIFY THE SEASONS
FOUR DIVISIONS OF YEAR TO
BE ALLEG0RIZED
Tournament of Roses VIII Be Aided
by Grammar lnstitutions-Pasa-
dena High Also viii
Participate
tsneoial to The Herald ]

PASADENA, Dec. 26.-Spring, sum-
mer, autumn and winter, the four sea-
sons of the year. will be displayed al
legorically in the floats to be entered
in the tournament of roses by the
schools of the city. This is the plan OF
Mrs. Bassett and Principal Leroy ID.
Ely of the Pasadena high school. For
the first time in the history of the
tournament there will be distinct
scheme for the school section of the
parade. The four grammar school floats
will typify the four seasons.
The decorative work will be begun
next week, and already rough designs
for the various floats have been pre-
pared. Just what the high school will
present this year is not known, but
Mr.. Ely, who always takes charge of
this feature, is expected to outdo him
self in the matter of the floral display
which his school will make.
The sale of tickets for Tournament
park opened this morning and George
Frost, who has this department in his
charge, states the advance sale today
is the largest, he has ever known, and
he has handled the tickets for years.
When the sale opened there was con-
siderable number of persons anxious to
take advantage of the first opportunity
to buy tickets,
InlS time Ile dulOlSlS Will nave tliS
best chance they have ever been given
TO enjoy the show, for a series of stalls
adjoining the grandstand has. been set
aside for rent to those who want to run
their machines directly to the side of
the track fence and see the chariot
races i'm the most luxurious fashion.
There is every prospect all these stalls
will be taken early in the week.
Entries for the parade are coming in
daily, and today the city Of Hollywood
announced it's determination to enter
Its auto fire engine This is the first
time that any fire apparatus, outside
of that of the localcompanies has ever
been entered. AS there are no prizes
for the best decorated fire company,
the local companies simply receiving a
donation from the Tournament associa-
tion, it was decided to put the Holly
wood entry in the auto division, so
that it might have chance at an
award.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
ACTS IN ALL TRUST cAPAcTTTI
learned of the death of his sister an'
her children.

learned of the death of his sister and
her children.
His explanation of the weird dinner
is perhaps the best. He said:
"On the day 1 left my sisters home
1 told her that / would be back next
Christmas or the one after and that
the treat for them would be the finest
that money could buy.
"I got out and hustled and saved
considerable money in the Klondike,
and when 1 arrived here the other night
ran over to the east side and began
to look up the folks.
"It didn't take me long to find out
what 1 least expected. My sister went
out to store one day and left the
children alone. When she came back
they were dead-burned. A little later
she herself died of pneumaEaia and
worry
Alone in the world, Tannehik IS un-
decided as to his future, and says ne
will probably resume his wanderings.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
HUMANE SOCIETY IN CHARGE
OF PoUNDMAsTER'S DUTIES

SANTA MONICA, Dec. 26.-The Santa
Monica Bay Humane society took the
first steps toward assuming charge of
the poundmaster's duties this morning,
when C. c.. Melville was elected deputy
poundmaster.
The new ordinance provides for the
fining of all dog owners not taking out
licenses for their animals, and its en-
forcement is put into the hands Of the
Humane society.
DR.. w. p. Keene resigned as secre-
tary and member of the board of direc-
tors. Ellis Bashore, an attorney, was
elected secretary and P. ]. Dudley, an
Ocean Park banker, a director.
The society will begin the enforce
ment of the ordinance next Tuesday
morning.
Fourteen cases of cruelty which have
come to the attention of the society in
the last few months have been relieved,
according to reports made this morn
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
EATS CHRISTMAS DINNER
WITH PHANTOM GUESTS
Wanderer from Alaska, Bereft of Rel
atives, Dimes In New York
Cafe In an Unusual
Manner

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-It was in
deed a strange Christmas dinner that
Henry B. Tannehill ate at a local hotel
Yesterday. He sat at a table at which
were four other chairs, but all of them
vacant. In front of each, however,
there was placed a complete Christmas
repast, which was later take away un-
touched.
Tannehill dined with phantom guests,
the spirits of his sister and her three
children, all dead.
OF an adventurous spirit. Tannehitl,
once a resident of this city, has wan
dered far and wide, and returning here
on Monday last from Alaska he
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
LONG BEACH
No 4 Pine street.
Phone HorNe $50.
SUPPOSEDLY INSANE MAN
SETS FIRE TO MATTRESS
Police Officer Finds Prisoner Conn
mitted to Padded Cell at Head
quarters Seated In Midst
of Blaze

LONG BEACH, Dec. 26.-John
Bruce, believed to be from Sawtelle
was arrested last night, apparently
suffering from mental arrangement
and placed in the padded cell at police
headquarters. A short time later he
set fire to the mattress in the cell
When Sergeant Kutz opened the cell
being attracted by the smoke. he
found Bruce sitting in the middle OF
the blazing mattress.
The police extinguished the fire
saving the mans life thereby. Bruce
declared the suspicion that he set the
mattress afire purposely with an in
tent at self destruction was all wrong
and said the blaze was accidental.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
COMES FROM MEXICAN PORTS
WITH CARGO OF HARDWOOD

SAN PEDRO, Dec. 26-The small
power schooner Charles Nelson, Cap
tain Hartman, put into San Pedro har-
bor this morning en- route from Mexi-
can ports to San Francisco. Captain
Hartman says he is short of fuel ano
will take aboard 1000 gallons of dis
tillate.
The little two-master is of 1872 ton
mage and has q crew of seven. The
cargo consists of hardwood lumber
mostly mahogany and cedar. The cap
tain has telegraphed the owners al
San Francisco, and is now awaiting
orders as to whether he shall proceed
to San Francisco or discharge here.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
chinrnn Live Stock

CHICAGO Dec 26.-Catte-Receipts about
400; market steady; beeves, SS.70a7.6 so; Texans,
s5' 5OGD4. 30; westerns, 50, 5Oa5.50 stockers and
feeders, So 6OGp4,7O; cows and hefers, H.5Og4.sO;
calves, 81, 25d9.
Hogs-Receipts about 10000; market SC up;
light 4950575; mixed, Sc, S5Q6; rough, $3.50
go; good to choice heavy, S. 5046i pigs, 50 .75D
4. so; heavy, S5.35Q6; bulk Of sales, s5.5O05.So.
sheep-Recepts about $500; market steady;
natives 81. 2.606lA9 80; westerns, 50. .60q4.90 year.
lngs. s5,6O96.25; lambs. s4.5OQ77o; westerns,
s4506770.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
ARREST TOBACCO KINGS SON
FOR SPEEDING MOTORCYCLE

LONG BEACH, Dec. 26.-Woodward
Duke, son of the millionaire tobacco
king, was arrested, charged with ex-
ceeding the speed limit here today on
his motorcycle. He deposited $25 bond
and his hearing will be next Monday.
Young Duke is a guest at Hotel Del
Mar He rode from Pasadena to this
city on his motorcycle a few weeks
ago and when he went back to the
Crown city left the machine here.
Yesterday he returned and this morn
ing he was taking an easy run" about
town, looking over the sights, when
halted by a patrolman. The young
man was much vexed at the interfer-
ence with his ride.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
SANTA ANA
onics s16 NJ Sycamore
Home Phone ais.
CELEBRATES UNDULY AND
PROPOSES TO KILL HIS FOE
overlndulgence in Liquor at FL Toro
Results in lgnaclo Carrisoza
Finding His Way Into
IaiI

SANTA ANA, Dec. 26.-overindul-
gence in strong drink while celebrating
Christmas put Ignacio Carrisoza IN
fighting trim yesterday and, meeting
Antoine Nieblas, against whom he had
an old grudge, Carrisoza assailed him
with vile epithets and followed this by
threatening to shoot his enemy with
a shotgun.
Nieblas made good his escape and
sent word to Sheriff Lacy, who went to
Ell Toro, where the fracas happened,
arrested Carrisoza and placed him In
jail here. A charge of disturbing the
peace was sworn to and the trial Will
be held Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
TO USE Y. M. C. A. BUILDING
FOR MERCANTILE PURPOSES

PASADENA. Dec ga plan is on
foot to take the old Y M. c. A. build
ing at the corner of Union street and
Raymond avenue and convert it into
one large store for dry goods or de-
partment store purposes.
This building is the property Of the
B. o. Kendall company, and Mr.. Ken
dali is authority for the statement
that this plan so nearly has been con-
summated that the work of remodeling
the structure is likely to be begun soon
after the first of the year.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
Talks. on PsYcholouy

PASADENA, Dec. 26-President G.
Stanley Hall of Clark university, one
of the foremost authorities in the
world on psychology, lectured this
evening before a big audience at
Throop Polytechnic institute, on "Bor-
derland Psychology" He discussed
many of the recent movements in
mental healing, including Christian
Science, Emmanuel movement, spirit
ualism, psychic research, etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
BURGLARS ENTER DRY GOODS
STORE; MAKE OFF WITH STOCK

SANTA ANA, Dec. 26.-Burglars last
night entered ]. w. Bishops dry goods
store on East Fourth street and took
$3.50 worth of goods and $1250 in cash
found in the money drawer. Entrance
was effected through a back window.
Marriage licenses have been issued
here to William C. Buchanan, resident
of Los Angeles, and Maude Stonehouse,
resident of Pasadena, and to G. Plan
eho and Pearl Walker, both residents
Of Talhert.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
New chIef Assumes offIoe

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-Sergt.
Jesse b. Cook, who was last Wednes-
day elected to succeed w. j. Biggy as
chief Of police, assumed charge of the
department at noon today, when he
was sworn into Office by A. d. Cutler,
president of the police commission.
The eight captains of the department
and several city officials who attended
warmly congratulated the new chief,
after ne had been introduced by Presi-
dent Cutler as "a Christmas gift to
.he neople of San Francisco"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
Plan New Vaudeville Theater

PASADENA, Dec. 26.-Under the
management of G. d. Porter, formerly
the manager of the Pasadena Grand
opera house, and with the backing of
ten capitalists of Los Angeles, a new
theater, to be known as the Crown
Vaudeville, will be opened within a
month. The syndicate has taken over
the old Jewel theater and will change
the establishment to cozy vaudeville
house.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
Steamer Is ouarantIned

VALPARAISO, Dec. 26.-The steamer
Carabella, from Yokohama, is in quar-
antine at Iquique with trachoma on
hoard Three of the Cinnamon on the
vessel made their escape and are in
hiding ashore. 1t is feared the conta-
gion will spread.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
Shot at Nearo; Mo Results

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 26.-Jerry Wiley,
negro, was today sent to Jail for ninety
days for shooting at another negro
Christmas day in Japanese pool room.
Wiley claimed the other negro stole a
bottle of whisky from him. The shot
went wild.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
cIearlnu House statement

NEW YORK, Dec 2s-The statement of the
clearing house banks for the week shows thar
the banks hold sl6,92S, s25 more than the re re-
auirements of the 25 per cent reserve RUE, ms
Is an Increase Of over s6OOO'OOO IN the proper
tionate cash reserve, as compared with last
,ranlr Tha statement follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27

The percentage Of actual reserve OF the
clearing house banks today was 2b.5S
The statement Of banks and trust companies
nor ranorting to the Greater New York clear
ing house shows these institutions have aggre-
gate deposits of $l,115,026, 600; total cash on
hand, sl0s. 4Ol, 500: loans OF Sl'O91O492OO.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
Noted Catholic Dies

NEW LONDON, Conn, Dec. 26.-
Mathew Mcnamara, for many years
national warden of the Knights of Co
lumbus. died here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Bradstreets s nank slas.
clearings report for the week ending ga DeeenDsF
"a shows aggregate OF 90 "a Noo In the
S5,4oz'otVVuV los' - Inc
anna q
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
BANK CLEARINGS

yos ANGELES. Dec. 2e.-Banls clearings
were Al ,746. .O10.sl The corresponding date last
year was holiday. Following is connpAfa-
tive statement: 49, ,oos
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments of oranges and lemons e
8 from Los Angeles Wednesday, Decem- (.
8 ber go, were 81 carloads OF oranges and q
8 10 carloads of lemons. (
3 Total to date there were shipped (.
. 1886 carloads, of which 582 were
3 lemons. &
8 Last season there were shipped 1869 Z
3 carloads, of which $40 were lemons. Z
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
News From Neighborirg Cities
PASADENA

Correspondent. 81 S RAYMOND AVE.
Home 1900 Sunset %
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
Home 26S5 Sunset 2740.
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Los ANGELES.

First rsce fiye.olEhthH mile Al
luxiator. 100 tnolhndi. 9 to J.
wen. Hennhaw. 100. second Black
Mate. 100. third Time. 100 %.
Seeoud race. enc mile Eutrada.
i0l eNariiul 90 I Non Round
and Round. -. second. Lois Cav
anagh. ~. third Time. 20
Third raes. seven elEhtha miie
pretenalun. t09 fMunHfnXei. "a
@. won. Timothy Wen, i0s sec
oud ~ CasadoF. i05. third Time.
ls2a th
Fourth race. eleven sixteeniha
mile Geo = Davis. tt titoazt.
ta 4. won. Sir Edward. iia. sec
und. inEham. iia. third
Fifth race. one milo l4nclY Lad.
90 lnuRtoul. I % son Master
Lester. 80, second. Airs -. third
Time I 30.
Sixth race. three quarters Of mile
Ia Gloria. i02 Martini. ! so 4.
won. i.oa Harrison H.. i0G. second J.
0osaipof H.. ioT. third Time. lis.
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Tnvofa. 10a SANDY. 20 4. won
Roane ". a.. second College
Widow. i0e. third Time. : 30. .
Fourth race. one and one eighm
miles Maaaa. i04 fkeoEhl. . ID
1. wun. Johnny Lyons. 100. "ee
ond Edwin Gum. ~. THIRD. Time,
1856 Is
FIFTH race, one aud Que sir
teanth miles Warning. 100 tLy
cufgual 20 /. Won l. q Aekefly
i06. second. Taunt i0i4 third
Time. lot So.
sixth race. three aus rteru mile
Altanefo. 10 fMiilorl even,
won. Integrity. tl2. Hceonds ~
George Jr H. third. Time
III 81
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eE SAID TO BE
DOING WELL

According to wora received hY a
friend IN thia city. Ted G"afY. the
Seattle hos nov at technical
school lie boston studying boat
building. IL making a record for
himself there Ths boy wbo de.
signed fhe victorious Spirit. which
defeated F1fuA Alexandra tor the
nuusnuif cup. T. hala 10 bs max
inE remarkable progress IN his
studies
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SAY MORAN IS
NOT CHAMPION

EuEllahmeh assert that Owen
Moran n DOT the Eugilss chass ls.ie
and has no right 10 the title under
ehieh he has appeared 10 tsla edun.
Try moran Was whipped three
Years sps by lim hoWhef. whu vac
Ia turs knockod out BY Jim nia
caN Draeoli the English sports
ssY. IL therefore the present
champ
Drlnc0ll asd Spike lloblnnoa
meet lie iaAaan IN February Dria=
cail sass thai u he uina he Wiil
ofoas the seas and gIye battle 10
Abe Atfell
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Eastern hams i4c. freah dressed
chickens lSe. fresh mese at public
market prices. bQs Third az -
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan l. pss
latest IN fight developments is a
proposed a0round match between
Abe Attell and frankie Neil. 70
take p,~.e at nruamland rink on
Friday sHsght, 1an 81 Jim Nell
aud Atiell had partial understand.
Inc yesterday afternoon al the
track Neil told Attod that hts boy
would do tas same weight that
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Pass the word along
about our haE-pnice sale
If you want to make 81 do the work of 81 this 1
your great chance

Seeing is believing" all you need to do is to come
and see and let the goods do their own talking it
won't take you more than moment to satisfy your
self that you can't spend your money any other place
in Seattle and make go nearly far asyou can here
Come then and prove for your own satisfaction
that you can do the best at The Hub