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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-12
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will be able 70 come east = - 4
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mako speeches before reform W.. W.
IN a large number q cities ne's ~.
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$500

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on NaunflefHf car anH only fWu hinr ~
fFan the beach amsiuH Hafef pipef mlfhs
Sea 40 fees Nhla Zee la NraNfNs "a gee
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CITY nEAL ssrArH.

The following properties are
priced exceptionally low N ~
tereatndl can uH 40. miih ~
~ attention 's1 s ~ asii a. candid.
sifaiahifaranrd ana truthful ins
formation
t4ssg4 feet. Beyond Nsntpn. ON
TliE BOULEVARD Wa only
have 20 ~ these infs ana uapid
advise go gasus people tu plahi
parrot rita one ~ fhsss tote al
your Boy vs. Fifl fof hwaH
present, snH watch o. Ffun
NdH / never notes fhe dollar enc
if Hfif prove ~ GOOD 1--WE o.
$500 500 cash iasioo eiase 10 BE
aggne sts Responder hA.
fi roo 5000 fash. fhfse iots 4eHtee
each eiass iH. gn feth and alfh
aea caifare builder tass
ts 600 j saa aash. iaosi1s near Denny
blaine HfHtiaa corner efahd
fifH sHifabie A0mH aitr flr au
afHaai huiiaiur AZ ihe price
asae7smfHiH aff ~ course. iY he
IMPROVED
f2.fttfhae fash erara raam modern
hoses. en aain HN qnH block
~ Natnfaf helahfa Gers tnn
l9ta. matiHg EfuHnd tfflea
ff tHge f1sa each haianUe Same HH fant.
attHH tHtfa fHNtrfh mouse fiHn
lH hHH CLOSE f1 Madison HNd
taai NHHH care Hffaef Improve
monte paf8 WIZ eili SCI ftntf
istso ~ easH ID - tauts ~
uN rie#faa HWd fenced UHa d
HafeH room haHar. tM hit hs
from nafa AZ minutes eaufh
tuia size HHffh the money Hffnt
Haf thH haaan nnd fNN hnuHa d.
uHIF ute years aid HIiautld in-
taHfHFuf
5000 8. ~ cash fass8 Dot io.roau
HldHfH ffaidsnHf CLOSE ln on
MaHfana raf nHF street paved
esd Gaia tnf is nearly worth
fHf faHHFH
$500 oas aasHsr essh fauso ia its
fhifh ~ haainefs nn ftfh o. t
present inUHiur f1 cars. street.
FaffHs aHa rNefV Improvement
NatH
ruE nEAtfW NuAN a uaNKINu co
kst Ih8Fd 49, corner James
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BANK STATEMENTS.

tofnciai Publication
REPORT of TtiN FfNANCiAL cox
nirfON
OF the Specie nank IN seattle located az
500 Washington o. Seattle. state ~
Washington az tho close ~ business on
the g1fh cay ~ November iaoa
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts WA. ..... At1 fEa nt
Bonds warrants and other se-
eurittea ....... .t...... fefh o.
nsnsine house furniture ana
cash on bend .............. iJb %
Total ............... titset 20
LIABILITIES
Capital clock paid in ...... ...tlt eon 20
Surplus fund ..t.... .......... tfetso
Total ..... ...... ........ tifEot 20
state ~ ~ shinEtnn. county % KinE 81
T. q ohniek president - she above
named tnuh Go soirmHiN swear that the
foreEoinE statement ls true 20 the best
% my knowledge and belief
"a ONiCk
President
Correct Attest.
" a CAlprRWnpn
X a. MctENNAN
Directors
Subscribed and sworn % before me this
toth day % December 1908
W A KrENG
Notary Public
fReail
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Beacon Hill

Pour bioekH fron the car. a beauty %
Dot toNlHe. faF tsNe on the easy
terms ~ Sc 90 cash. balance 80 90 per
month The opportunity should be look.
Va into.
CITY Real. ESTATE CO.
efe Pioneer Hih
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CHEAP HOME

A good four room house and about twa
acres % land fer sale oF rent ftf bear
berry plants. good chicken yard aud
buildings can clear 81 Gee on straw
berries neFt year Terms. cheap rent
nr eaaf terms for buyer situated ON
Naninn intefHfhhn. two clocks from de-
pot Oct OF az Tukwiia aud ask for Joe
bunoFhn,
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THE MARTINS

Are tnH MgsE famseaf hsaiffa fhe Hlftt
Nae rHeF NHHtseFd a. fha fFNerNt aae eHt
fre aFanHe .eassN aF FWrlM HWN gfem tH
Na Or EseasasaH ana EantfaN W aaaAA
marvellous Nu*asm famHf mHA tAniah ait
aiafnse fraaa iea Naa4n NatN So ntAf
eaHHHHgfal ffalafa Hn1 tFsnts cures Nith.
eut i=AfaH ssaais afsg ~ n4eslsiHH as
QrfafNta
Fttff WI uo All urHeua an
NENfifE ~ uu. AND a eNGkE uEAE
MORE
NuTicGf
n sea o. SO HHt fHF nafIHs -aHfffHf
81 eos rlalff afsft1 aha fHef fleIfrA fa.f
EitF. itfif aaaHs aIu taa sHasialeif ffGe
500 faf aHF HslsFshe faa1s ftFaasa fafr
ipairE iaFg afts
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SHELP WANTED"
kNp Al AaCIEiED ADS.

One cent q word Mininun
charge t5c. when chaFked ~
account actual number 81 hnes
a. set will DO counted. SeNeh
Insertions made for the pslVe,
of six whom cash IL psld = y
cap. lines. or fraction thNle0A'
viii be counted aa two lines.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

situations Wanted" advers
tlscmonts aBc for IS words,
times Additional space. 30 Pei
line.
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Yakima. following an operstisn ~
lived al ia Harvard av. ard q ST.
vived by a wife. He Was y ysan
n44
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-12

The kaiser says be IL reasg n
war. This. alas, seems . x ~
too true
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ftft ~ fftsaN eaatifat So clear.
80 GOOD aHi aaHH seattle. i've
HafHufaa fH SEQ Faf noes fin4a
cash. ftttl ser maHfh
FffF Arne TRACTS
ffffHffiaa Histft.f sf raaf az
MlHHtfa haf taHHlHE f.9tn
faaN gteg mettt. Hef eeat ln-
trfNtt
rtNE MNtut3w tuT
MnaF NnfH HHftHn. HeHlHH faf
NHa mft fafhFha sHH EeaH tEa at
saHn FfaH rff raHnfh
rfsANNuM e NaehWAM
tnH tffe Hst EmEHt Efar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-12

Nonuia nEALrr co,
gQl-lot American Bank Bids
taaeo
9ir-fooin modern bungalow on Capitol
hiil. fine location, can be had on terms
i.ioo
-Four room house on aeth near Madt4
son. tl0o cash. balance sis per month
MORRIS REALTY co.
foi-gQs American Hank nidg
TALK WITH PAY about enc ~ those
Greenwood PARK second Addition lots
90 the cnd ~ tho Fhinnnf Az Woodland
Park car line ne Hlll heir you build
Come out Sunday don't wait ti tho beet
y PAY COMPANY INC
New modern cottage s rooms. hath. pan
trY. electric fixtures in lot soSio2 hiah
aud slightly two blocks from school
400 go cash. balance ig suit pur
chaser Phone Black iss W. A Raw.
klns. owner Jru
a SNAP
f6m 'i a. M cleared aSd eys for 'I ,,5S
with 80 90 down. balance $40 90 month
"a E ORR co. INC.
4oa 90 as Alaska uida
sis room house iot soxtas. near nrr
cnsine house. south seattle, house bring
ms Fnud rental $3.50 viii put YOU in
thls house, iiniHncn so per mouth
She rent wiz make the payments.
"a N. THOMPSON a co.
10t American Rank nidg
ror Haioa-Ons Or the finest viaw lots
iu the city, on Queen Anne hill. Terms
81 goo down balance easy payments
Phone a Ills -a.ran
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gafsfnlnaHf farms fire. Our sac raFs
heck Vacant Qefrrnmsnt land de-
sefibvs ever acre in every eountr in
4 niffH states hos secured free 1899
diagrams and tables All about free
Irrigated fprns Price. zss. postpaid
Weth Pub Co. usFi 80. 81 paui
Mfnn
FHEE THfr TO CALIFORNIA
WHY not spend Tuur holiday vacation
ia innkinr over our 10 auf 20 acre iffi.
rated tracts ard rauslnrs yourselves
that We offer Fn4 tha beet Mnd fhra pest
fruit aifaifa And aairRiua iauds In the
mufld NNe UF write
FRESNO fnHfuArnu FARMS CO.
441 ltnba faiAa
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CRY RIAL esTATg.
A COON cnEAr momE

A coon cHEAr HOME.
o. ace
aln room uew house rned con.
nitinn. WndsrH. enc Block from
fhinufF Az car only aatn cash.
balance like rent
o. zee
f4Ve. room nea. modern lunEas
los RON cfmenf Easement. han
bath exceptionally well hutit Lot
fEstge. and only ttee each. balance
monthly payments "a suit Look
this uu.
CLAYTON a GRAHAM
Phone ttso 9ti Empire nidg
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X. e. HOPKINS DEAD.

II r Hopkins. secretary Of the
Fales Paper company. died IN North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-12
RAILWAY TIME TABLES

a % ret trust prlNted time
= tables IN newspapers Fer
: time Of Departure and arrival :
: Of trains telephone King street
: station Information Bureau :
= Sunset. Main 2T4o. indspsnd (.
= snt 80.
4 $3.50 AAAA -
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re 10 down, 80 month. five agrss
fine level laud, Only three lhhes
from Uenthh iiuf ans eco 80
what IL viii 80 co. gau when We
snf line "a extended aa " WIZ
bo 10 run - ihiu property
a. ooo 1000 cash. balance 90 suii ~
"a acres Haed level iana wv
400 faat from water front H0uih
~ iirnmsftun
tagA0 ff.Tt0 cash, DO acres ~ NhNh
ulCW DEER BLACK Hoil
nna uniy three miles north N
riiF ltmitai near lnirfnfhan cas-
tiHn
THE REALTY LOAN a uAHRtHu co.
tai Third Az cofnsf James
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cnnAr ACREAGE noNH
n hard times 10 the time - make 40
.. y s ' ,i s ,sss. .ss Sa siss' r.,
psf month Also have places fgf ffss
tent 10 parties eha slit taha ears 81
pises nsa NJ nataman 81 faglng ciiy
IN TaramA intsFurbHa ~ Hiliman's
Statesmen In fimss hleah i9day III
Cheap chigNsp saneu house iats,
piece Land Z ffsHh cass zoe laYiuH hens
ssss sii fof 1850 tsftus 80 assa lis
per month Heq ~ fut ~ FesimAsiaf
y paeln0 CITY 90 Tacoma tHtsfufbau
street eaf GENES 'ooa ~
cnrAr go ACHES aies hsai,h,
riafa flatg tn Sound ahif 1850 90
iefms % 90 down iia psf wenis
Apples enc 'ersistiss r. cellar 10 sii
uletef. flre Hnnd sHa Hatsf Take
ffesulef faifhafen. aalhfalfh dHch
g.elogk sharp. mofniass come asies 20
heratoaa nnd Gee size pHaimasier
rite.sers trsefs $50 coed sau veil
B uppsr aehruefmhh iuoeh no chcrrr
81 Voc 80 tnhnsan
10 yHa went ta boy 4 Farm ses Hanasi
cnNFrr 90 BAILEY haliaiaa ha deere
" fafm7
raf Sale fimhrf rhim nee acres ff.
rafaF itf0h HHd hfuflars sNpHf 1900.
900 faff iH Nlha .aHHfF Address g.. q
Sase nst.afd. iHauifa at aiela teat
hHHHe ballard t+if
Hmfh af Co., rIU nssE Everett Hfff
faH. ii afra taHiff Improved
aanef Me H1s ieih Ell A
s.stis Ii.ies
cnolcr uoMr aires
ffuf Waaffnf aHfH ffaefs ffHw fgtf 90
ffae fhe ffea anaa afa 40 cleared anA
o. ffuii trees elesa ~ Efaaen sehaai.
wHfer EirrH 90 each tract 6efma fgt
rHHh 8Na ~ per WaHta
" NICHOLS f# Ghien hiaes
An Ola man antg $50 saWn tta pss
munth hurs mY ftnu hafns iAfas piscs
- acfesHu. aea laYlns teHs cess fufs
WaffF ffNNi 80 40 terms. 81 nsf iuHnfb
ffuit siqFt 90 ifssnsFtuu aagh csns q
Snea II
afsnf ffss erfufsfan g nFsmsrfsa
f8nfHF. Hsf ffss uaasfs 80 ~ NfN
aiaaH office fu Iiuisa hleak 90 80 his
nsr addififas ws sfs fhs suiY nrm
fannfHH tree srfafatnHas see lafs 90
saisf ngai tts 81 isfms 81 go mesh
Ccns teaag III
ThEE TfM uEfoN
FWf arree $50 eusH iana NHt Hffire
rawina aN HHaf faaha meas Auhufu
Fef 4uieh sala Hs4 fANt k#8 en tffsne
M9NH#3A
fat fhifa Az
t.arrs ttssts tsfsi q sasA o. sees
wa. 6 nlaea sss es- ra4s his
FARMS AND LANDS.
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1900 FIRST AVE.
wonderful values Ia Men's
Tailor. Made uncRlied for suits
pveveoafH CrnNenettea and
Trousers A fine new line Of
Gents FurnishingH Hats. Caps
ard suit Cases Also sun Dress
suits for rent
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Wrr rnru RANCH SOW
FFFfF FeeF acreage aFuHHf hfsfffr is
higher in lflra Haa 81 Fea ever aspect
"a nwn a. faHrh ~ ahF kina ~ q nHrl-
fnHf nome fhe time 60 HnF Be ~ unW
we NarF rHnfH rHesaF tracts I'D from
aftN ia fhNe rEF tract Nnm can't rna
anYthinF hfftFf AHrwbHf~ oniY 90 ger
cent cash
WEST WHEELER.
fft galmAn ftfaeA
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BALLARD AGENCY--P. ~
Mullen. bt09 Ballard eve .eeFP
City Hall Phone, ballard sVe,
MAIN OFFICE eyenth ~
between Union and uniNet a'sf'
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-12

THIRTY not sEa built in Greenwood
Park Second Addition this month WAY
don't Nou build one M only takes tt0 %
60 start TALK WITH FAY Ha viii
help you Como cat 60 the end of fhs
phlnnoF Az Woodland Park car Wne
sunday nnd fine out how IA IL done
r. T. FAY COMPANY. INC
WE HAVE THIS EXCLUSIVE
bat will paF fuit commission 10 broh.,
I've houses on lot teKtoo, southeast
corner u etth and Dear bora. hrinEs
rental o. ftal viii sell Tor a.. iaoi terms
Chance 90 make quick turn over o.
good Interest on inv aaimant
APPLETON INVESTMENT COnpORA.
TfuN LTD
TeT nsrtcan Hank uldr II
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nUrTERwoRrH a son, frofess'e -
fatgs.fsr. ara fferrseA Fmaatm#ss faGi
is&. epp Naafr Theatre Both rhnnss ~
yohaHoa a ffamifsan unaeftAAsfa s4.i
rsgss a. fheeas Main tI'4s iu4 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-12

Alpha flnrai Co. Ftt ilAs so TO-
e. ~ All .,r-asIanss fa5laFe aHd fn~af'
las glaatai lowest prices. infrstfs ats
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
BELASCO'S MAGIC
FEATURE OF PLAY
"The Girl of the Golden Vest
Is Well Produced at the
Alcazar
Evelyn Vaughan Gives Excellent
Performance of the Name
Part


The magic hand Of Belasco is appar-
ent in every scene, in every bit OF
stage business, and in every character
of THE Girl of the Golden West as
produced at the Alcazar this week, and
for that atmosphere" which .is the
product of a multiplicity of apparently
trivial details, Brother Fred deserves
a great deal of the credit in this in
stance. The Alcazar production is
more nearly fiawless than a stock pro-
duction is expected to be-
In the first place Evelyn Vaughan
surpasses any of her predecessors in
the part of the bewitching, tantalizing
vulgar, poetic. altogether delightful
and wholly impossible girl" There
could be but one criticism of her per
formance-she retains the accents OF
refinement, al a time when she should
be just "baclxin' UP against cultshure
and hookin' on" in the words of Sonora
Slim. Later in the play she falls into
the stage dialect of the west and is
more in keeping with the boys" But
this is mere quibblng. She is charm
ing.
.Bertram Lytell is seen in perhaps his
greatest part, that of the gentleman1y
road agent. He was more happily cast
in this play than in any in which he
is even better than the former one, and
the scene in the girls cabin between
Ramerrez and ''the girl is as fine q
piece of acting as has been seen in the
little Sutter street theater.
Another characterization that de-
serves more space than can be devoted
TO it here is that of the sheriff, by
VIII Walling, who is seen at his best
in this part. He vitalizes a character
which died out many years ago and
was peculiar to the west, and his per-
formance is worthy of a broader field
than is possible here. Ernest GIendin-
ming as Nick, the bar tender of the
Polka" presents another vital charac-
ter, and Walter Whipple is wonder
fully realistic as the Indian. There are
a dozen other characters 'the boys,
all splendid.
THE Girl of the Golden Vest is
more than good melodrama It is a
play that presents convincing picture
of California in the days of 40, con-
vincing as to color and character as
we know it by Bret Harte and the folk
lore of the pioneers. But it is great
melodrama, full of thrills and full OF
atmosphere" that makes one accept
literary characters as flesh and blood
beings. That is the magic of Belasco
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
1.-THE POLITICIANS"
THIRD AND BEST
Coherent Fun Marks Latest
Production of Comedians
KOIb and Dill
George Wright Sprung as New
Star and Adele Rafter
Makes Appearance
By Walter Anthony


Though IL has less music than the
others of the Kolb and Dill offerings
and though it lacks Billy Clifford. and
though it is void of specialties, THE
Politicians" is easily the best of the
three pieces that have been presented
at the Princess since the comedians who
made Fischer famous in O'Farrel
street came back to us in Ellis street
1T is best because il is innocent of Of
fence; because it Introduces the come
dians, Kolb and Dill, in excellent farce
and because its story is intrinsicalIy
funny and really coherent. If it were
not for the advent of the chorus and
the blandly interpolated songs, one
might follow the plot with little
chance Of losing its direction, and one
might become Interested in the for
tunes OF A. CRATER, who foists I. NJ
Wurz as mayor on an unsuspecting re-
publican village somewhere in the
forgotten regions of lost New England
where there are no saloons and no re-
deeming vices to keep the citizens
from unbecoming pessimism.
Besides, Kolb and Dill have brought
forward a new star who viii make up
for the departure of Clifford The new
conner is George A. Wright, who is the
Poo Bah Of Richville. Ike Stringer is
everything from chief of the fire de-
partment to the night watchman. He
is election commissioner, express agent
chief of police and town gossip. When
Wurz and CRATER are released from
jail so that Wurz can run for mayor
on the democratic ticket. there being
no other available candidate on this
despised end of the political game
Stringer is a mere utility man. but after
Wurz is elected through the skill OF
CRATER, who imports voters for the
purpose, Stringer becomes a power and
sways with fine burlesque spirit the
force of civic officials, which is made
up mainly Of the fair members of q
stranded musical comedy company.
There is, as usual, the scene in which
kolb and Dill rningle their fun with
your laughs. This time it is a travesty
on music, and the spirit is in these
lines. spoken with grave import by
kolb and replied to with open eyed in
nocence by Dill q omit the dialect):
DO you not know what male quar-
tet is?'
No." says Dill.
"A quartet is composed Of three men
and one tenor" says Kolb, waving his
forefnger sagely.
Adele Rafter makes her first appear
ance in the Kolb and Dill company as
prima donna. She has not much chance
she could, but she is pretty and vi
racious and wears the musical comedy
masque with spirit and understanding
Percy Y. Bronson will not make you
forget Clifford, but is an agreeable
singer and exhibits a likeable personali-
ty Carlton Chase is excellent in his
unfortunate role, and Sidney de Gray
and Charles Swickard are effective in
their parts.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
The California Promotion Committee

The State Central Organization Organized in
i902-An association for the commercial aud
industrial development OF California-)
PROMOTION: The act OF promotion. advance
ment. encOuraz cement -''-CeDtury Dictionary.
The committee has FOR its object the PRO-
NOTING OF CalifOrnia's interests II has moth
ing to sell II fosters All things tending to the
ADVANCEMENT OF California 1t is an author
ity all matters relating to California. II EN-
COCRAGES the establishment OF new industries
and fosters those already established II invites
desirable immigration 1t presents the oppor-
tunities and needs OF an fields OF business and
professional activity. 1t is supported By p0pular
subscription and makes charge for anv
service rendered. 1t has afnliated with IT 200
commercial organize tiOnS OF the state. with "A
combined membership OF more than 80. 00o.
Meetings or representatives OF these organiza-
tiOns are held seniannually in different parts OF
are discussed. Headquarters OF the committee
maintained in California building, Union
square. San Francisco. CORRESPONDENCE IN
VITEp.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
CALIFORNIA CLUB
HONORS FOUNDERS
Women Burlesque Judge and
Jury of the Future and
Display Their Wit

Sparkling wit characterized the an
nual founders day breakfast at the
California club yesterday. From a bur-
lesque on the judge and jury of the
future, composed of women who were
more interested in the latest fashions
than in the evidence, the program pro-
! ceeded to a learned discussion, in re-
sponses to toasts, of hats, rats, drinks
and thinks
Mrs. ]. w. Orr acted as toastmistress,
while those of the founders present
were the guests of honor. Mrs. Orr
proposed toast to the president, Mrs.
e. Il. Baldwin, whose popularity was
evidenced by the applause and express
sions of approval which greeted Mrs.
Orrs toast. The club then sang For
She's a Jolly Good Fellow"
The toast Hats" was responded to
by Mrs. w. +. Lealxe, who referred
particularly to merry widows and de-
plored the fact that the freight on
that brand of headgear was so high,
owing to the small number that could
be carried in single freightear.
Rats" were ably handled by Miss
Ida Kervan, whose response was in
rhyme. and told of the various kinds
of rats, including THE kind which
DR.. Blue came to exterminate. and the
kind which hung on chandeliers, on
the backs of chairs, which lay on
bureau tops and accompany merry
widow hats, the kind which even DR..
Blue can't reach"
Drinks, by Mrs. Frank Bragg, and
Thinks" by Mrs. G. w. Skinner, were
also we'll handled.
Other features Of the program were:
The prologue to the vaudeville enter
tainment in poetry, by Mrs. Arthur ".
Cornwall. in which almost every phase
of club life was touched upon; Dutch
Dolls" unique representation of
comic characters given under the di-
rection of Miss Tessie Semple, Miss Ida
Kervan interlocutor; playlet Din
ters represented were leaders of Cal
dent; a pantomime by Josephine Cohn,
In Japanese costume; coon songs by
Mrs. S. w. Stringer, accompanied by
Mrs. G. A. st. Germain; a burlesque,
Sphere Rolling" by Miss Tessie Sem
plex.
Those who took part in the playlet
were:
Mrs W. F. Leake Mrs v s. Walsh
Mrs. A. C. Kellogg Mrs. Walter S. Gray
Mrs. George A. Cloug. Mrs. Reuben Mastick
Mrs. Jos. b. Keenan Mrs. S. L. Strickland
Mrs. J. L. Antiques
Those who represented the judge and
jury were;
Judge, Nine. Emilia Tojetti: forexomau.
Mrs. Kate s. Hart; Nine. NJ Grothwell, Mrs.
George Graham, Mrs. E. o. Reiser, Mrs. viii
Richard Wheelan. Mrs. Jean Sinclair, Mrs. r. S
La Motto, Mrs. Lillian Wolff Mrs. Bertha Bro
sius, Mrs ID. J. MacMaster, Mrs. Laura Bride
Powers and Miss Mary Fairbrother.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
HANbURYS RAISE
$4,000 ON ISLAND
Mortgage in Favor of Bank Is
Filed in County Recorders
Office at Napa
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NAPA, Dec. 29.-Mrs. Marie Eleanor
Hanbury wife of Millionaire David t.
Hanbury OF San Francisco and Napa,
who presented her with 100000
Christmas gift a week ago in the
shape OF Island No. @ south of Napa,
has found that she needs some spend
ing money.
There was filed in County Recorder
Gunns Office in Napa today a mort
gage made by Mrs Hanbury in favor
of the Bank of Napa for $4,000, pledg-
ing the island for the amount which
the bank lent her. The promissory
note, which is the basis of the mort
gage, is dated December 2S, 1908, and
says that one day after date Mrs. Han
bury and her husband, David T., agree
to repay the amount.
Mrs Hanbury signed the note, but
Hanbury was unable to do so, SO he
made his mark.
Charles Fadden of San Francisco,
Hanbury's s private secretary, and I. n
Mount of Napa notary public, wit
messed Hanbury's signature.
The Hanburys could not be seen last
night. having left word with the clerk
at the Jefferson hotel that they were
not to be disturbed. Charles Fadden,
the secretary, said he had no knowl-
edge OF the negotiations at Napa, ana
denied that he had been there for some
time, although it is known that he re-
turned Monday night after two days
absence.
Have the Hanburys negotiated a
note and mortgage for $4,000 on island
No. %" he was asked.
Il don't know anything about that,
TIL have to find out. / can not wake
them UP now. They are both i'll and
retired early" he replied
Mrs. Hanbury was out shopping
Monday and returned in a new man
DARN coat She was unusually cheer
full all day Monday, but yesterday she
remained in her apartments and re-
tired early.