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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-27

To the Trade; Your attention Is called
TO the fact that We have the largest and
most varied stock Of stove repairs south
OF New York. We can furnish YOU all
parts Of almost any range, latrobe. fur
mace, hot water OF steam boilers. Let US
have your fall business. RUDOLPH and
WEST CO., 1892 New York ave
oC22-6t-eXSu
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-27

Colorado building.
Pitman, Graham, Barnes. Gregg. and. SvIlsbf-
systems. Individual instructions Special rates
for complete course Positions guaranteed.
nr21-ff
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PLUMBING-The lowest price Tor the oess
work az your service Jos. 4 Hsrbert.
Plumber, s9z +. Capitol St Phone Lin 12s-F
my10-Su. II. th-90L
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STRAYER'S
Business COIIeoe

nth AND f SITS N W DAY AND
NIGHT sessions. over 200 students now Ia
daily attendance Only a few more car ~
accommodated. Call at once ana secure
desk. Catalogue free ocs-tf
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Saltsman-Deford SchooI.

Dramatic expression, voice culture, piano.
Opera Club. Monday and Thursdays, S ID "a
iI07 NV. ocs-tf
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ers, stereotypers. walters In all-night
reStauran-s, telegraph and telephone
operators, clerks. drivers from the post
once across the way, and many others.
There was sprinkling Of women, and
Just before Mr. Bryan arrived, quite a
delegation OF all-nighters arrived from
further nm town
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THE MILTON SCHOOL
gharthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, ARR
metic
S4O5 NJ 4. ave. NV. Phone NJ ANA
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Free Tuition
STENOdRAPHIC ACADEMY

Academy OF Music Bldg, cor. sth and D ais.
NV Phone Main 4120. oc22-tf
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UNDERTAKES.
S. R. MUNDELL @ co

UNDERWRITERS AND EMBAI.AIERS
zoos II Street y. Z. oc7Sfi
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Sea Gate, y. Y, HENRY h. aged sixty
five years, father Of Henry H. Arnstead.
Jr., mining engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
THUGS ROB and
Beat JAPANESE:

~ a.. had left his room IN the Jap
anene quarter but a few minutes be-
fore he says that he saw the four
men approaching him az he neared
the yina6ct. bat. an he had prev
ousiy passed several men apparent
IN bound Tor their daily work, the
ides 81 = hold up dlo not dawn upon
him.
ha be ueared them. they voac cnly
nartod ana. before he realized what
waai being done. one Of them stfHc-
him q vicious blow IN The face an
other grabbed him about The thr0a Z
70 prevent his crying out choking
him until, he aavs. o. seemed that
his lungs would burst for want ~
niF. The other men went through
HE pockets and took HE yaluablea.
Ne was struck several more vicious
blows ia the face. and De remem-
bered nothing more until be recoV-
cred consciousness d fnw second
later and found himself lying in the
street ne caught n glimpse ~ bic
nannilanfa just AZ they disappeared
IN the distance.
Mndina believes be would rccog b.
nizs the men II be naw them again.
Ills face ~ badly bruised from the
thugs blows. while his neck IL dis
colorod from the vicious choking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
Bold Hold-Up Takes Place
Near Central Station
of Police.

Almost under the yory shSoow Of
the police nto t,tn. Late Medina, y
yGuse }9osnsAe wna heid No.
br u4Riig saaauite0 and robbed OF
oif@sg end valuhhian. when be waa
on his @eg 70 worh shortly after 8
o'eiprt THE morning The attack
topb plaes On Third 8v under the
viaduct but q iiitio over q block
awaF nom the station The dark
ness - the night waH passing and
. bloch away 90 The DUSK men could
b. seen hurrying 90 their work
Yet wlth boldpena borne ~ deapera.
ton. the thugs halted their victim.
beat him into state ~ nncon.
aciounneaa ana then. robbinE him u
hia watch. several dollars ia small
change and trinhota ~ minor value.
ieft him lying IA tho street while
they made or into the tenderloln
section ~ The city
The japanese, Who IL about 10
years old and IL employed aH ole-
vaior boy IN the Commonwealth Se-
curiiy building. FIRST av. and Cher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
VALUABLE HOME RECIPE.
viii Break Up Seyeress Cold IN a
Day and Cure Any Durable
Cough.

Mix one.half ounce OF Concen.
traicd pine compound with two
ounces glycerine and half pin,
OF good whisky Shake thorough
~ each time and use in doses Of q
toaspoonfui 10 a tablespoonful ev.
cry four hours.
This formula Is given out BY q
noted medical authority, whose re.
markable cures are well known 10
the profession. Local druggists
say this mixture will work won
ders for the treatment Of all throat
and lung diseases Any drug store
can supply the ingredients.
The Concentrated pine Is a re-.
fined pine for medical purposes.
and comes only IN haif.onnce bot.
ties. each enclosed In a tin screw
top case. which f. air.tight BE
sure To get only that which is Ia.
beicd Concentrated. =
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! =
4 -
PLACES A GOOD
plANo IN YOUR
HOME DURING I'M,
EMERGENCY sAl .p''

-
IT'S surely ST..
timel Here-fism =, 'a''s
day You can selsu y, !
Of a score 81 higs.'.,a y =
standard makes q ,,iss,l
bona fide reduction - ~.
regular established ,, ~ |
ing price.
Not only can you III
handsome sayint Il NJ
your Piano now dst;s,
great Emergency SaIe VIZ
Grade Pianos which !.
cured from overs,ocE,5 4
ern Factories-but ven :
the payments 50 ridsr,.'
easy as to enable A. :
modest income to seev, I;
instrument.
II will cost you uos,,|
convince yourself thsi !.
thing we claim Is essui, !,
and twill surely Be Il. =
Of your saving 4 gxl y
sum in the purchase ! "a
Piano. But remeuw I
must act quickly. hsa.
growing short, Dm \ !.
morrow or tomorrow "a,
Johnston ca Bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
new OFFICERS
NAME DEPUTIES

Announcements made by county
officers elect Indicate that several
new faces will be- seen az the court
house after January !. Otto A.
Case. elected county auditor. has
selected William 4 Lincoln. book.
Keeper for Young brothers. 10 w
Jackson st. FOR bis chief deputy !.
former United states Marshal John
Stfingor will succeed Edward Drew
~ chief deputy IN the shoriffa %.
flee. aud A. l. Valentine. present
county engineer. viii become chief
deputy Ia THIS office under James
a. Morrison. his successor
1t ~ probable that Lucius @ Ne
CURE. nov deputy sheriff and book.
keeper IN the ahefiffa office. will
be- chief deputy under George r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
FOR TARIFF REVISION

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov s.-The
members OF the general commit
tee on tariff revision for the state
Of California. called together By
the California promotion commit
tee. began preparing today report
10 be- presented 10 the ways and
means COMMITTEES % the house a.
the approaching session According
70 Judge y. y. Chapman. Of sacra-
meuio. the COMMITTEES will work
night and day 10 prepare the date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
STANDARD OIL CASES
ARE CONTINUED

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.--it was an
nouneed today az tho offices Of the
standard OH company that word
had been received from United
states District Attorney Randolph,
o. Memphis, that the federal suits
against the Standard Oh company,
o. Indiana, scheduled for trial No.
Vember .. az jackson, Tenn, had
been continued indefinitely.
II 10 not likely that the cases will
be heard until after the present
term o. the federal court Of Ten
nsssse, which will be concluded
next April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
WIRELESS FOR
BIG STEAMERS

The United Wireless company
this morning received an order 10
place lta apparatus on the steamer
~ r. Plant. operating between
Portland. Astoria and Coos Bay,
also on the schooner Nan Smith.
operating between San Franciaco
and Coos Bay, The Nan smnh IL
the largest craft OF her Kind on
the Pacific coast A wireless plant
IL also 10 be- erected BY the United
MIreIeaa az MhrnhIIold. Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov, d.-Tbe
republican state committee thin as
lernoon estimates that Tar y pin
rality in Ohio viii be 1900 This
estimate Is based on the nbcai an
official returns The state give
Harmon. democratic candidate for
governor, a plurality % lie 800
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Russell. the new county treasurer
Chester Eaton. now chief deputy In
Assessor Pariah'a office. will be con
tinued In this position.
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fsaatifat nee asruaa8 rsnaefu rattAee
faN ssraant haNeaHsnt eioss "a 90 Hail.
ssn . SASS. iite sash. balance tlt
q BILL zee uiahs uasA
lea MiaeA itE sir
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
---=-ss-a-=--,-a--a-s-- -s.-.s.s.s----s-----
GtFfsg rEnT
Oauif tive tleeha from ear unubsfruct-
his view Heaf tnnftinh, ftea. en Gasp
cnNTuRT REALTY co.
leif Alaska bldg
og ". A sanford. sth ana California
fnd " o.
0aaa tfeam hauss aad larss loi I'd
iiainisf hslKnis. eiess ~ cas-. tse Coed
tefms,
t.arrs, eisaF shd level Iots. ,esiH 81,
wee Seattle einse q ear. See. saaf
nj aArr . co.
% penny nias
rdss nssf woodland tsft 80 tioeas e
gaf HIsnf View q - ooea terms
itewanf hF raf o. Mth ana rhinneF
~ teenss N1''h q. Tad. white ae Al
usaaiifui nsat s.roan rauase. loi 90
q" corner unfth ~ woodland raFk
rlaess N.Fth b. fai ~ Al
gTor rAYiNo RENT
haf raise Fnw aWu vegetables Quarfsf.
scre ~ ueh bottom tsnd fearta anf ~
garden. vita small hnasr ~ minutes fraso
flerssl tIassei enif -. 90 Terms MAR
tstas 4Hd kae -fsff
Yer 1850
ROOM HOUSE
Ana iais sesitt saeh. u.soe cash.
wi~amip nnos.
800 cuimaa nids --s-t
wE NAVE rms EXCLUSIVE
nu ~ii pay fan commission % broker
I've houses % boz setise. ssaihsast
sssss u 81 iii .s ~ sgi , s'lss'
chsnss 20 make aaiss tara ever ~
s SO lg PISS ts e ss, srsf eonpo,
Is' Amsfisah nsss Dias 1t
.ss aa tvs NJ Zoe hons isrrs 81 si ~
~ sefsses. zee isslns hsns ! cgvs suf.
niturs etc pFtes oniy tfht fiaht %
sass III
uEsf utYa AHOuNp nRrMrHr0g
NAVY YARD
Larss le,s. eiess "a. o.. sad 70
ctas-.in arrs tFaots SO
MafefffHai acreage fitN
Hantsa huNi Hn rasY payments
SEATTLE upMLaEEkEna CO.
Mats Offices Gtt.5fs Emptrs nlas
nfeMNN uffiFs. oregon NidH HgsmaFtpH
Sc ffa trsHuNffan kagN Yard niEhts
iH a4F free autemctliss IL
uRNENHuUNE
FaF sala lease. OF cen ts worked or
SHARES zee square fees undsf siass
lNefat frffnH shamwn fHf Hnue uHH
a. m4ss fnaneF Cali ~ address Erwin
g chass Eamsnfs wssh -is-vs
n rou want e. haY e farm. 49, HaFnusi
raiiFsF a. uaiisg taii1ine Hs deals
a. farala .afs
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THE SECRFT|
OF SUCCH
IN ANY UNDERTAKING. o. :
FEssioN IS IN TIE ksoxl
or THE HOW kkc NM
KNOwlfDd IS Poa|

Drs. Loughneys ktpslee'
disease has proved p'Sy'
good IN relieving he sss'zal
Seattle's Inhabitants All n'd|
treated from a purely go
basis without the zee q q
geon's knife or drugs
Any day from ! q = 81
you may have an if'ssF'H
the doctors without iarrrni|
expense.
Pay them a visit and m
probably recognize pcFs
Know among the many ~
the doctors offices al II
evening AZ i0-ii-iz Esiabsoa
cor Second and Unioa
The following cases EM
sidered incurahle. nEs -
cured them completely
Mr.. REUBEN HEfHo
YEARS OLD, cured Of Fhss
ne contracted 10 the CIT =
suffered continually ets
Address. Georgetown
No. /.
Mr.. J. IA. LANE, pFe
nancier Of San ffaf
member Of the wellkHo7
Lane & Conley Tobsoeo r
Drs. Isoughney are ne
tors for chronic stomaea 2
trouble he ever cunsaliN
MR.. MORRISON, ifx e
Seattle. chronic uersoaS
him.
MAYOR MUELLER q
town. cured Of govt and ~. !.
MR. w. 2. BRoln
cured Of rheumatism. !. ~
Mr.. BARNEY kssM
oER, cured Of rheunia~
Marion bldg.
MRS. c. kNUTsoN -"
needless surgical opsia
Cedar ST.
MRS. A. J. SEWARD ~
the dreaded surgeons ~
Thomas ST. ...,x
Mr.. ESQ. p. eRENN ~,
Of rheumatism. zoe SUI,
MA. L. elLcHRlsr, ~
sciatic rheumatismi aas'
ton c. Madison PARK
Ask any OF the sios
They N live here ~
pleased to substaniisis
DRUGS w"
THAT drugs are impsl.
feet a cure Is seen w
nent a drug authority e
N. Loomls, formerly
The medical department ~ y
versity Of the cry Z
and visiting physician !. Y 4.
hospltal. and author = -,
ma work entitled Pre- Pre-, n
cine" says in that w. IN
drug that gives rel'e' .ssi v
tinue 70 do so, and ", Y /,
changes OF Treatment
llef must be made. X
prs. Loughneys sl.s s,.s
nently successful dra la..s
ment adjusts. the s 'l,sssls.
spine. SO that any pllss
rf',,, Of the nsr 'sl..l
flight. and entirely Wv, sslsa
by the drug doctor, \ ss-sl
nerves resume ihel '. wv ms
lions. and remafRa0'' II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
Homes Homes Homes

NsW ffuaia. nnasfu Maffera uuob.
siFHffiNia tirs naly nnx bless yFHfu raf.
iase AL psls o 81 caah Ni3 han4is
rosn ieusisrn. tih A. Haafh 8 -
cash eiil ten1ls The l. HNAN
e. r. JENSEN
- uinesisl hiacs -
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Snap, Snap, Snap

fettta % rafnsf nnif one tiaea
from caufarnia az fsQg cash wpFth
ft.Eee MIA
CENTURY uFkIlTY Co.
1915 Alaska nlaa
% " A aanfafd. fth sna caiifsrnta
Lad W g.
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Acreage and Lots
Worth Investigating
Consolidated Gold
Mines Co. Stock

a. yau afe thinslnH - husinF ans ~
thia stv,ki % VII laF Nnu "a Hse "
fret We cas- Furnish fuu with small
h'nek uf tnis st0fh az from % Go Va paf
cent isas than either fl0lfnaa ftfntt
"a beatty ietai sesnis af'tha company
gaii " write
NoRriiwrar HOLDING co
ttg ntafifs nidE seattle Wash 81
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II rnu want e. har farm 49, Hauasi
raiiFsF a. naiisg taii4ins DE deals
in farms tf
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WHY nuN 7 you GO utfv NOW snd
huY aHH nf fhasH aEfN Tracts hF8 20
Seattle ana EaFHnsaf EEsn if f1a aHn 4
saut 60 49, g. ass now 3 aFfse ~ Fsfh
level taNN iessfr4 close 60 Transports
tlMn tNfWrsH twa I've afWNfaa etsfra
= raiatfF sHaa fhinE e. haHs ana if
aaiF takss hffis rash DOSE sn3 small
sannth5F raFmsaHss f'ftfss Ass 20
1859 nhf tree Elags g fha affles and
get f4lf particulars
nonNmN MaLrnw.
etRspEHsEt Ataaha fuIfalnx ssa fn
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owNrn WIZ anlL

OWNER MtHT 8EtL
ftNN
80 dern. fie nnHfh ~ auarfss aefs
ffarfa 90 Heafnn HHi cas- line ~ataHs
Hinna rHaH tH##sf Hanf
aces
ffe fnsn and 80 faauth fef tsFoaru
hrW rntfasa partly fmFnisbsd a niesx 70
Afai EaF NHs sttsFHiaW tetnof zee
lafa
tlfa daua. balance snF eif WaF fali
tnt ga CaEtfai Nfil nas~a siresfs anig
tsffH zeal saias ~ tuf tf4tt
" Nufdan see EaireaH Itl4
Aain Sea tfe4 aGsl
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va &c S s:si z. -. :. f.'s bis -''a
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Seven .ruunn hna.s fass st - lee
sarh. tr 0sgfssfasu. oHif fan ti.eks
ffnFn Hfhnal hnuse neafIF Hsa hgiaNs
sns snaA fenfal 81 fanaftaH casa t.sI.
anEs 80 80 HH1nfh Ehs rect nN
make fha FafmFasH
~ M THOMPSON a CO.
aet Ansftf4n ttank nids
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uNsT nIra AROUND mREMEHu0N
NAVY YARD


Pee saie lease. nf Eau hs worked or
SHARES zee square fees undsf siass
ilNfFaf terms sNamme Ter EaHH mHH
~ rs4ks fnaneT Cali AZ address Erwin
& tshass Eamands waah @sf-fh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06

Ia hard sisass Il ths lime - make a.
sasT Hstna ffuits berries aha rhlekses
eigss IA onlp fftsi terms as eawn. so
per meath hlso have : places Tor ff.s
fent 70 parties sha Wul taks care "A
place See NJ hatarpan a. rMrffle ctty
en- Tacoma fni~Furtan. ~ fftitnaan !
tatfsnsn "a NtAtsa tteeA tn4ay I'll
coon SMALL INVEST MIMI ma,
ens - cur t.aefa tracts aut near IN
tntsrsrhan ffta e. ttta Per fract. sznai
payment doWr. tasanEs fiae fsnf
huHEHT MAftTBr
nffs8t6aE4f laska nffn -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06

ARCADIA uFFEna a HOME 80 ruu-
Mu9Hy taHestaf ia AfrAalA - a. safs a.
iH gFfarHuasnf taHas Arcadia aihs hafas
- tbe "a @tlfff aHFists antf b. a.lfss
tenfI hlHas 49, On So tNHsanH assf Wfffhs
efr. raH6eettNa vita fauF tfaffs enn afHsnfAi
HEFa climate tffal Yea ray ase teeth
taau. - 'erEf Tn anlali saFatkfF - Ffiasnff
We HsAnf. e4itIfAts. aHfaf. FFarHs ffrts
9afs IT, Trees Zee faHF BsMsx nat tafa
asrf e. Jos an fntaeIts pfo4sftf Yes
- 81 aafa o. f1Dr Feafs Yes uaaF
renflaHs rnag gfEtrut 0r1sF2fian AMI
aaaa that galf gfafrffY IL ksfns kun
care e FiHHfy ~ Nhsef faF ifftsafian
Anf fsfthar faftiraiafa aaii au ufanf a
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BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
-~te Sores al level sniandia fi-h safl
4 arfes thufaaahlF cleared. hfianra raFs
TALLY tfu nras "a orchard sa..f eel
snail house bafn test .tarsr arf
haYl ltraH Tkrfs4s
Hournr NAErnr
sifsHtesaEf AtasAk n3fn - m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06

Finssf ieeatisu On Laks wa.hisrson
Gfaud visN4 clfF satef sfheoia etc
large lots on sasr terms tf9 dose and
% month also a tsw quarter and half.
scrc sna Watsffrent tfseia Lumber Tor
bulldlnE On terms
ton Block IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06

4 FEW
|kea !
= Doe
~ 4
- . |
4 s<fo|
4 ms Il
- hs|
|sn 4
lie Oh
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Suit Cases

Hundreds Us
COME AND YOURSELF
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! will sell my ~ acre ranch, contain.
ing 3 good springs. soil first class, good
dairy cows place 10 an fenced al goes
Tor tso0i SIS down. 1850 month Taks
Tacoma fnterurban 70 Pacific CITY. See
Mr. Peel at poateffce III
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Ground Floor Space
on First av.-$25. 90
JENSEN,
406 Hinckley Block
WANTED TO BUY-FURNlTURE.

WANTED TO BUY--FURhfTuRE.
TO dispose ~ your used furnltufs %
a. adeHrtane eaW uu our exchange 10
Iafimenf We buy Cor cash OF trade. al.
fawlnF literally buy your furniture IN
this department aT1u save "a deal Tbs
Gfptr NlHkfn co r. Department
vaidez Furniture co.. 1919 FIRST ~
EfBI lnd $3.50 1T
FOR sALE-FURNtTuRE
NHr Sale Unusually nice furniture.
feHt fnom apartment, complete Phone
Aaln 1858. al
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FUNERAL olRsoroRs.

nUrrENWORr a SON, rrefesslcnsl
iMsectofa and licensed NmhaimerA 1851
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FiVE-ACHH TRACra-tz60
0ood aoiii we'll located &c DOWN. o.
A WEEK Herbert 3 Upper. naheuar.
man Block. lie Cherry 81 Bss Mr.
Johnson
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An 90 nnAni ahiy fss dewn fte per
n4uuth tufn M fine home large gfafs
81 sffssga zee isslns hsns J cgss fufs
nituru etc. price onir tTAt. fiaht %
uafsf frQns Gta 40 terms 81 Per manth
ffuii stsfs "a HfsmsFtaa doek Come e
saee 1T
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24

sage containing the last twenty-fours' work has
been filed for Berkelen Freres" was his opening re-
mark
an stake my life that 1t did not come from the
ernerimenting party" answered with some heat.
Go slow, Dunk, go slow, said Rand with that
easy. provoking smile knew SO we'll. They alone
know the details of the work. l have more news
for you Permit me to fecitate you on the skill
progress you have made from the outset. BY the
wav Won remember the lady who vaulted the
with which you took hold of this case and on the
wall measured the wall and found 1t to be
good eight feet high. So / went to ORourke OF
the Athletic Association Committee and asked him
where | could find woman who could do that in
nassable street attire There are only two he
declared that know of on either side of the At
lantic The one is Miss Sadie Nutter of Chicago,
and the other is Anita Yvonne Desarte, profes-
sional. who was in this country this summer with
garnum Bailey.
Miss Nutter has been in Chicago for months.
Paul Desarte brother of Anita Yvonne Desarte,
saws she goes down to Coney Island daily, but al
ways returns in the evening Miss Desarte Is
remarkable person. She speaks number OF IAN
guages has written technical work electricity,
has travelled two seasons with circus, and mas
way of leaving home and disappearing for months
after securing this information then sent for
the pole found in the yard, and the marine VINO
brought it over happened to get on the car with
conductor who said that he had seen young man
two nights before taking such pole with him
o,oro the street The conductors description OF
that vounp man fits exactly with that of the woman
AZ the navy ward Further, Miss Desarte, in height.
weight and complexion is a duplicate of the woman
at the yard
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in the pavement. he rose and cleared the high
wall
Don't shoot, don't shoot heard Dunton gasp
to the chief. Its a woman"
Outlined for an instant against the lighter east
was figure in mans clothes but long hair loosened
by her efforts flowed from her head. 1t was a
woman
Pursuit was useless She would be lost before
We could get to the gate.
There is but one thing that can suggest, I said
as walked toward the gate that either Mr.. Rand
or l. perhaps both of u.s. be allowed to take up work
with you in the laboratory in the guise either of
workmen chemists"
This suggestion pleased the chief 1t shifted the
burden of responsibility from his shoulders.
arrived, properly accredited and equipped, at
eight o'clock that morning specially detailed
chemical expert who had come on from Washing
ton Before I came to the yard, however,
had found time to write q detailed report for Rand
soon found that it was almost impossible to
from the laboratory windows to any point of
vantage where a receiver might stand concealed to
take signals and certainly there was none sent APP
parently not a in the place paid the slightest
heed to the outer world. Luncheon time came and
we repaired to the barracks. On the way watch
ed the men note IL any of them seemed to belook
ing for anybody anything, but the only incident
of any sort was when of them, stocky little
fellow named McCready, stopped and picked up
short piece of copper wire which he saw on the
yard pavement. He put 1t carefully in his pocket
Nothing happened during luncheon, and In the
half hour of rest thereafter the men all smoked or
chatted except Sloane machinist who sat down
to write a letter to hs wife, He took his place at
one of the windows and used large portfolio with
high roll, ink we'll, and on, at the end of it.
He seemed very intent but wrote very little for the
length of time he took but there was, absolutely
nothing about him to indicate that he was signal
ling in any way; also the only persons who could
have seen him were the civilian clerks in the head
quarters building about two hundred feet across
the yard and none of them looked In his direction
at any time. At window were two laughing
men, at another girl stenographer and a young
clerk, obviously engaged in small talk, while at
third window another clerk, with hat and veil on
was apparently waiting lunch time.
1t was late in the afternoon when Lieutenant Dun
ton stopped work.
As we were crossing the yard saw two famil-
lar figures approaching--Rand and the Secret Ser
vice Chief.
Hello, Dunk This is pretty job was Rands
greeting. Vastly interesting, isn't it? What has
turned UP to-day?"
I detailed the days events for him.
And you are sure no messages have been sent
out?"
Everybody has been closely watched
Look at this" He rendered me a fresh report
from Secret Service operative in the employ OF