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The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Broke Jail

k. b. Harvey, who was arrested
on Oct. lst and wa. placed in the
Emma jail, broke Jail and made hA
escape last Wednesday afternoon
at about 3 O'Clock. He did some
smooth work. He got hold OF a
piece Of pinch piping, which be
aattened at one end, and proceed
ed to dig around a large rock in
the southeast corner Of the build
ing, about . feet from the ground.
It is thought by,.some he had
help from the outside, while 9th
ers are of the opinion that be did
all the work himself.
Sheriff smith, one Of the best
hearted men living, had let Har.
yey and Taylor, the two inmates
of the jail, out IN the run-around,
thinking that they were perfectly
secure there through tho day And
most anyone, looking at the iail
from the outside, would think a
man could net get outat all. lay
Ior did not try 10 ge. away He
claims that he did not want 70 get
away. sheriff Smith has been
doug AL be- could 10 find track Of
the fugitive from Justice, but ms
effort have been iu vain so far. --
Crosby County News.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
= SocaA SlttlNes x

f'sFfTFTFTEF FFT'FE"'F
Warranty Deeds for sale at this
lice
Jackson's drav j. always ready
n serve you.
G. G. Lane was III from the
ranch Monday
Go TO the Lubbock Drug com
pany COR Ma gaElnes
Mrs. Jno +. Robinson is visit
iug IN Fort Worth
Ii YOU want TO be sure TO sell
NOu land. list IL with Frank
Bowie, Aft
{. T.. Fairs who recently pur-
chased land IN Lubbock county,
west of town several miles, was IN
The city Tuesday
We can sell some small im-
proved farms. List with US for
uck sales. Patterson & Son.
G.. l.. johnson the barber, is
moving into one Of Mr.. Mobley's
rent houses north Of the square
lW, week.
We have buyer, Tor about 10
section, 10 Lubbock and adjoiu-
iag counties. Patterson 4 son.
Luther Caldwell wa up from
Tuhota Tuesday lie reports
tine big sale on ut Jack Alley, in
grand shape
" a Carlisle va, IN the city
Tuesday and paid our office q
plea SAINT call. Mr. Carlisle d, Iu
j.c bog raising business TO con
s. ..rl1Ip pNtr0t a. evidenced oy
au ad OF us u another column OF
coo, issue.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
lubbock, Sexas

The Lubbock Drug company
mas established News Depot and
will carry al the leading maya
zines
Dr. Cats. and wife Of Abilene.
old time friends OF Jno W Baker
and family. were ~ our town
Tuesday and paid MIR Baker
family a sb0r, yl.it
THE AVALANCHE - 4 lR
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30

We have sold over 10000 acre,
boz Lubbock county 'aud To- the
past SIX month, LIS, your land
Wth us for gu.es sale.
Patterson s. So.
G. G. Reynolds sa. Iu Bowie,
were trsusactrg business in lab
book saturday
We SELL LAND. h,t your
land wtl Patterson e Son
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30

A dispatch from Washington
sly, 70 enforce much greater
r-spou,iDility upon directors of
National backs sni to make them
pay more attention 90 their In,ti-
tluou,, Controller Of the Currency
Murray his ss1ed an order 10
Nbt.ona Bank Examiners. iirectIug
them that upon entering a haus
. make an examination 10 lmme-
dIately convend the directorate
and require answers 10 a formal
list Of twenty-five searching ques-
ti0us.
These inquiries are 10 be put by
exumilation 10 each director aud
are designed 10 bring out clearly
the relation OF the directors 10 the
executive conduct OF the bank. the
extent of their knowledge Of the
banks paper. the latitude conceded
oy them 10 bank officers in over
stepping the National banking
law provisions and their super
vision of the bank details Thi:
is said 10 Le the FIRST con plete Off
cial inquiry into the relationship
between banks and directors.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Rangers Make Haul

Amarillo, Texas, Oct, q Ar
rest were made here this after
noon by Texas rangers IN twenty
Hna cases charging local option
sd ..ut.1us The cases were against
seven persons al, o. whom made
uuri urt'y after their arrest.
Ili. d. tue largest haul yet made
40 ONE time bv the rangers aud 0,
ar reaching ln ~ scope
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Straved

One span horses, one black aud
grey, both branded : B on left
shoulder, and II Buckle on left
thigh. Liberal reward for the re-
turn to Claude c. Cleary Lubbock
Texas.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30

We have buyers for large tracks
Of la1d In Lubbock and adjoining
counties. write us what you have
20 offer. Patterson y Son.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30

Do you need carbon paperi
get II Mt the Avalanche office.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Wagons, Wagons

We have just received a COM
plete stock OF the Celebrated
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Owen sboro VIZ gons

and they are now exhibition Works you
in he will be
make YOU They noted for
The evening world., 1908-03-09
NAKED FOR DEATH
SPANS K|IC nARES
THE ANARCHISTS
Alfonso, Told He and Premier
Must Die, Still Insists on
Visit to Barcelona.

MADRID March "a despatch has
o-rn received here from the Spanish
Minister - Switzerland saying that the
Anarchists of Geneva have decreed the
death Of King Alfonso and Premier
MGura.
Ii developed here to-day that a section
of the Spanish Ministry is bitterly OPP
posed to King Ar nsos gong to Bar
rc,ona. winch is described as 'was2 :
rest" but the King. with a dis2.a, O..
the old Bourbon courage. has refuse
20 be Lissuadei He considers it MS
duty ta go and is confident tnat his
visit to Barcelona Will appeal 10 tue
.v4ta.rous spirit Of the s. anisn people
and have ? = cd effect.
The evening world., 1908-03-09
Perjury ALLEGED
IN EFFORT TO AID
THE JENK|NSES
Men Charged With Procuring
False AtlidavitS TO Get
Change of Venue.

Former Comptroller Edward VI Grout
appeared before Judge Fawcet' in the
County Court Brooklyn. to-day. as
counsel for Michael Cohen and Charles
S.ne.iue who were arrested Yesterday
charged with procuring false affidavts
TO aid the Jenklnses, the indicted OFF,
cia's of the Williamsburg and Jenkins
Trust Companies in getting change
OF yeule for thelr trials
Mr. Grou, and Distrct-Attornev
Clarke became involved in a worLv
wranC'e over the question ot bail. ia
which they attacked each other holly
The p!strict-Atto.nev declared that Mr
Grout had been employed no; by the
prisoners but by somebody he w1sbe |
"a ur.tect from waa: tie prisoners
m.tnt disclose Taereupon the ex.
Comu;roller r.,or;ci that Mr. clarke
I'd mad, an effort to get mold of ,he
prisoners ard wring statement from
them.
The Dis;rct-Attorneys office should
be investigated for it's oppres sive
methods" said Mr Grout.
ton" snapped Mlr clarke in -eply.
hut war Office has been Investigated
and Sore of yclr m who were ar
rested go; off because YOU went ON
tae witness stard and testified for
them. an speaking OF your sewer
claim frauds
II d, mand OF the Court that the
D.strlct-Atiorney withdraw his Ian
Gu"g. about your sewer claim
r,..,
The evening world., 1908-03-09
ORIENTAL BANK
DEPOS|TORS DOM 7
GET THEIR MONEY
Attorney-General Jao k son
Gets Receivership Fight Into
Appellate Court.

Genera! jackson to-day wo,
,oin, in his fight to save the receivers
a. tho oriental Bank and to prevent II
fron, re-opening. After lengthy arGu
ment before Justice O'Gorman. the lat
ter refused to resettIe his decision OF
SATURDAY in which he threw on; the
receivers and approved the plan of re
orranizst tion
Justice O'Gorman sent the controversy
TO the Apoc!late division. wnere 1t vii!
he heard bv Justice O'LaIEhhn to-mo'
row.
In the meantime, the Oriental Ban"
deoositors who cxnecied TO get tAe'f
money to-day will awe to walt
Directors Make Appeal
a.,orno,-c;,v,-,. laclso, and deputy
Atforney-.;rn4rsf 10 Ford David NJ
,,,,ro fa. ,,., l.-,,.t,ors ,rl S.anwu.d
Nso-,,o,, for tb, atr.,;ors openei IN
-. s,,,..a ,,,y,i,o o.G,rr,,n Mr.
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The evening world., 1908-03-09

We have P4nyerDianoa that nave Seer
giving satisfaction for years Witch w
can offer YOU y; 500 and les. The
are not our make, hut we guarantee then,
10 be as good Us any P!ayerptano on tic
market to-day selling al $500 or less
Where they prove unsatisfactory We
exchange them Instances:
The evening world., 1908-03-09
jackson Wants Time.

Attorney General Jackson said after
the proceedings that. aS the order of
Justice Laughiin, of the Appellate Div
ision OF the Supreme Court. granting
him a hearing to-m rrruw amounted to
stay. all matters so far as he was
cor 'rrnd would remain in statu quo
for the present.
II am preparing the papers which
will ne presented to Justice l.aughlin
said the Aturney General, 'But they
will have to be printed. and as there are
a mass of Them | do not see how they
cal be ready before "Wednesday
That meats that the temporary stay
YOU have obtained will not he argued
before Wednesdays he asked.
do not see how the papers ran he
ready sooner"
will the assets. books. documents and
the like. the pre-. ..'ty OF the oriental
Bank he retained by the temporary re-
ccN ers pending this argument before
Justice Laughing the Attorney-Genrrl.
was a Sked.
80 tar as can see they will remain
i'm the care Of the Carnegie Trus, com
pany and Receiver Schneider until the
Appellate Cour: makes decision.
He WAS aSkcl regarding q report X
some Of tho officers of the Carnegie
Trust Company and Mir. Schneider
would be suuuoned to the Dist" =
attorneys offire 10 testify as - i,,'
discovered in going ove- the books OF
tho Oriental Bank. II m not been
called - his attention, He said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
COLORADO INQUIRY
ABRUPTLY ENDS
icy uni,sd prsss,

NAVY YARD, Puget Sound. Aus
% AThe court OF inquiry conduct.
ing an Investigation into the cause
for the grounding Of the cruiser
Colorado IN the straits a week ago
last Saturday. came 60 an abrupt
end late yesterday afternoon Word
was received that further orders
Ia regard 20 the conduct Of the in
veHtigatlou had been mailed from
Washiagton. Adjournment was
taken accordingly Capt r. u In.
defwuod. In command nf the Colo.
RADIO az the time 81 che accident.
MaA beins examined when The or.
dsrm came Tho full board Of In.
guilty. consists Of Capt a ~
Mahan. captain ~ this Yafd Com.
mander A Gieavee. ~ the cruiser
81 Louis. and Commander II a
Knapp. 81 the cruiser Charleston
Lieut. Commander De witt nlamer.
OF the St Louis. II the judge ad.
YocHfw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
STAFFORD MAKING
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN

Edward n Stafford. principal Of
the Pacific school. candidate FOR the
republican nomination for county
superintendent Of schools. IL max.
Ing an active canvass Tor the nom.
inalion.
Mr.. Stafford has covered the
county. doing careful, personal work
and Is nos devoling his time 10
covering the city.
MIR Stafford has been a teacher
since 1856. serving In an grades ~
school from the country district e.
the principal OF city schools
Before becoming principal II the
Pacific school. be served as pria.
oipai Of South Seattle schools and
superintendent u Ballard schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
WILL AID IN SECURING
TAX REDUCTION

that the state board will not recos,
niso the reductions Of the county
board IN apportieulng king eaunty'v
proportion Of the state taxes.
This simply follows prrcndanta
already established by the state
board IN consistently overbnrdcn.
Ing the people Of this county In the
matter Of state taxes. The state
commissioners have never explain.
ed why Pierce county farm lAda
are aaResHcd at $500 AN acre. and
King county farm lands at approx,
mately $500. whom Il costa iuat as
much O. buy a farm In Pierce eoun,
q as Il does Ia King county. Among
a number II choice bits of wisdom
Mr. Froat sagas
THE so per cent reduction IL IN
the direct interest OF the railroad
companies and the tax commission
IL curious 60 know how II happened
that the committee % men Of husl.
nees aud political Influence sent be.
fore the board of equalization
worked With the railroad repfesen.
tatlxcs."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
SAYS INSPECTIONS
SHOULD BE SECRET

Ing in the kitchens ~ numerous
Seattle restaurants aud bakeries
are Of character 81 filthy as to
surpass description. citizens have
protested 20 The Star against the
action Of the health commission 10
announcing It's determination 10
make an Inspection OF all such
places Ia the near future.
Every time such an inspection
II contemplated" said one 81 the
protesting citizens this morning.
an announcement - made about a
week ahead OF time. with the re
suit that all the places have a
chance 10 clean wp. Such an In.
spectIon should be made without
warning Ia this way. the kitchens
will be kept clean all the tins. A
sudden raid upon some Of them. az
know. would reveal state 81
affairs that would shock even the
health commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
CRITICISM Or SUPREME
COURT WILL Be ISSUE


tutional point whore a Justice Of
the supreme court shall certify. not
that there has been a technical
error committed in the courts be-.
low but q cause 10 believe that
there has been an unjust conyic-
ton.
VIII Not Minoe Words.
The committee viii not mluce
words In backing up ita proposed
bin and Will come into the open
with the unvarniahed declaration
that with constitutional questions
being repeatedly raised on frivoi.
Gus pretexts by defendants who
have the money 10 drag their eases
through tho courts solely for the
purpose OF obtaining delay through
writ OF error fetufnable to the eu-
preme court, Il seems 10 have been
forgotten that society has an inter.
est in the punishment 81 criminals
and punishment Of crime IN az un.
certain as human laws and human
courts can make IL. There will be
"A recommendation that the bill be
laid before congress.
This Is iust the kind Of talk that
the Bar association has always
found hard 10 digest With the
strong probability that such men as
Samuel Wllliston Of the Harvard
Law school. who suggested In au
Interview yesterday that the iuria-
dietion Of the supreme court should
be limited, will back up the IN
frllled utteranees Of the committee,
IL 10 reasonably certain that even
tho uitraconseryatives win be
forced In the general show down at
least 10 80 through the motions OF
swallowing.
There II every indication that be.
fore the show down comes, there
viii be- a mix.up IN the American
Bar association that the nation will
find worth watching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
Pald Advertisement
Examine His Record

William II White. Ex.Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of the
State OF Washington. Is a can
didate on his own merits for
Judge Of the Superior Court
Of King County at the Septem-
Der Primaries
He Is opposed TO the so
called Bar Primary system.
because the ultimate end IL
the control Of the courts by a
class. and not by the people.
Let the people rule" Is now
the rallying cry OF a great
party Why should the PEG.
pie be put In leading strings
by a few corporation attorneys
and their satellites Ia the mat
ter OF their own courtsg Keep
this power In the hands OF the
people They can safely ex.
ercise Il under the non.par-
tiaan plan. Beware Of small
beginnings.
WILLIAM IL. WHITE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
PAYS FINE FOR
CARRYING GUN

Assaulted BIZ seven men. whom
be sayn are union lonrshoremen.
aud beaten almost into unconscious.
ness last Tuesday. Peter Wick. a
German atFiAebreaker. IS years
old. bought revolver 10 defend
himself from future assaults on
Saturday night be was arrested by
Parolmen Helms and Hardin for
carrying concealed weapons and in
the police court yesterday fined
t90 The assault was made upon
Wick on the waterfront while he
was on bis way 10 get bis supper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
BANNER MONTH FOR
BUILDING PERMITS

the financial nnpleRsanfnens we're
most kecniy felt Strange as IL
seems, March ~ this year reached
the higheat mark uo far in 1908
st.g0a.s45. bat this high mark was
occaaioned b. several large airuc
lures. August Tor the first y days
shows = total ~ si.ost.s1b. AZ this
ratio the month should reach 81
500 .0ee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
..,merce Chamber Proposes
10 Assist County
Board.

:. ~ csumlttee Of the Cham
!, ramasrce viii aid the coUn
!. ssara IN preseatins Nins eonn'
Y .,uments In favor ot che re.
2 N reduction On the county
u ssssssslent roll Yesterday
1910 the chambers tax com.
met with ehe county board
wemlsod 20 help petteet plans
An the state board az equal
mat the tax roll even With
= ~ a,se reduction. l. atm eqai
n. i compared with the tax
II . other counties ia the state.
=. IN. i TAI Commissioner } :
NJ appears very much agsFieVed
- II. H. reduction q the tax roll.
u ! 4 Interview enanaiins from
s...ssls he l. quoted as declaring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
DICKSON CLUE MEETING.

County candidates for treasurer.
engineer. auditor Assessor and
prosecuting attorney viii address
voters Of the Thirteenth wAgd this
evening NJ the meeting 81 the John
g Dickson club. which win b. held
at the former Ballard city ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

Charley Taft. youngest son OF Judge
Taft. comes 20 bis old home here,
he will HE himself TO Lyle park
and play with tho rest Of the eighth
ward Kids
Ills dad has said SOL
As Judge Taft was passing f.yile
park recently. he stopped for a mo.
meut and watched hundred or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
JONES SPEAKS AT
JUNCTION HALL

Congressman Wesisy l. Jones 81
North Yakima. who u candidate
foF Uuited statea senator. spoke A.
Junction hail. Ballard last night
The meetlnK was well attended
J. r. Wall presided Herman
Allen. > senior Ia The Las school
az the Washington university. who
has son numerous debates and ora.
tofsoai contests for the university
was the first speaker. Last night
waN Aliens fifut appearance in
politics and be made good
v VI Buck Of Fremont made
short talk before Congressman
Ionaa was introduced. The con
EfoaamAn WAS received with much
applause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
THREE KILLED BY
A FAST TRAIN
10y United prsss.)

WINNIPEG. Man, Aug 49,
Alex Milton. chief clerk Of the pay
masters staff here. was paying an
extra EanF az Eagle yesterday
when the Pacific express came
along at fair rate Of speed imag.
lining Il would take the main line.
Milton and two employees whom he
Was paying at the time stepped
onto g sldetrnck The express. how
ever. also took the sldettaek. and
before Milton and the men we're
aware all three were killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

Freighter Tampico Is reported as
arriving at Nome previous 10 the
goth and proceeding 70 Kotzebue
sound points She will call at
Treadwell on the return trip for a
cargo Of concentrates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

more boys and girls romping on the
playground.
This park In where want
Charley % play this summer" he
said. along with the other kids
Recreation parks are fine. ! favor
their location IN the downtown dis.
uietH, near to the homes of those
who can best enjoy them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

The CrnigyaF Ia expected n clear
tonight for the Orient and Manila
Tier cargo r. comprised of flour.
hay. Ice e0foot poles for Keeling
Formosa. aud general freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
Tilt In Bar Association Sure
to Follow Adverse Report
on MCCARTNEY Resolution.

A definite, organized and we'll.
directed effort 20 force the Ameri.
can liar association. now In annual
session here. 10 take action look
Ing toward the limitation Of the tu
riedictlon Of the supreme court Of
the United States to such an ex.
tent that the highest tribunal Of
tho land may again be able 10 per.
form the functions for which Il was
created. will be made tomorrow
morning
Despite repeated official state.
mentn 10 the contrary. II IL becom.
Ing clearer with each new batch Of
delegates arriving IN Seattle. that
the bone of real contention IL to
be the question Of the efficiency or
ineffieiency Of the United States
supreme court
Fur Sure TO Fly
This question IL 10 be injected
into the meeting in the regular
course OF business tomorrow. That
the process Of injection viii be &C.
companied by no small guam.
tity 81 flying far appears IN.
evitable To swing this ponderous
GALAXY Of legal lights into action.
aud radical action nj that, IL going
90 be q job OF no mean magnitude.
Those who seek 10 tighten the bur.
dens Of the supreme court that Il
may be In a condition 20 administer
quick justice. realize this aud are
already binding their fists with To-
gal adhesive tape.
II II s Mccartney Of Chicago ar
rlYeH In Seattle in time, Il Is prob.
able that be will lead the fight
Mccartney fl spoken Of by some
If the acetic members Of the 1850.
citation as "the man OF many reeo.
luliona' lie has been after the
supreme court for several years.
Last year he forced a resolution In
and through the association. pro.
yidlng for the creation Of a com.
mittee Of five 10 investigate reports
that the docketn Of the national su.
nrema court are oYererowded. and
that the court for that reason " not
effective IN the fusfiliment Of its
high functions.
VIII Evade Responsibility.
Mecartney's resolution was re
ferred to committee on judicial
administration and remedial pro.
cedure. Thia cimmittee. after
weighty delsberatlon OF year. will
evade all possibility OF being placed
Ia a position 81 having criticised the
supreme court by reporting against
the Mccartney resolution tomorrow
morning II Mccartney IL IN the
meeting. he will want "a know why
n Mccartney f. not there. there are
others who will AJAX 20 be shown
There IL where. II II predicted, the
lawyers first 80 10 the mat
II row does not mar the dignity
Of the deliberations tomorrow. IL
will figure ~ mere preliminary
10 the main bout on Thursday
Thursday morning a special com
mittee appointed last year. 10 sug
kcst remedies aud formulate pro
posed laws 10 prevent delay aud IN
necessary cost In litigation" II so
Ing tn crawl through the ropes with
a draft Of iaw aimed To diyest the
supreme court 81 Jurisdiction Of
wrtta Of error. those greatest weap.
ona for delay Of justice in the hands
81 the rich criminal. except In
criminal cases involving a conati-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
SCHEFF
TO WE'D AGAIN

PAUL SMITHS, y. Y. Aug rs
Theatrical people here are much
interested IN the announcement that
FRITZ 5cheff ~ 20 be married again,
this time ~ a novelist. John Fox,
Jr, who has won fame BY hts
stories 0f mountain life IN the south.
Il is understood that the approach
Ing marriage will not interfere with
FRITZ Scheffg career. She is UNI
dor contract 70 New York man
ager and will finish out her term,
which Is several years.
John Fox, Jr., IL Kentnckian
by birth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

The Merchants Exchange has re-
celved adyieeB that the overdue
bark Inverness, 10 days out from
Wallaro for Queenstown, and quoted
for reinsurance az per cent, has
been sighted. The position was noe
contained in the information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
saith Commissioners Visit
TO Kitchens Is Always
Advertised.

Asserting that conditions exist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

Mems 25c Fancy Sox, for ........15e
Mems soc Suspenders, for .......... soc
Mems SIPS Wool Underwear, for 80. Csc