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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

First publication Nov. s, 1000.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

'ate of first publication Nov. S, 1900.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

COMMISSIONED OF fUDIlC Ldn
First publication Octob er 20, 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
TIGER ALMOST
STOLE HEARST
PARTY EMBLEM
Court Stops Tammany
From Using Indepen-
dence League Column
of City Election Ballots.

NEW YORK, Oct 26.--Jus-
tice Gerard this afternoon de-
elded that rammany could not
use the Independence league
column OF the ballot In the city
election, and ordered that col
unn be left blank.
Justice Gerard Is today hearing
arguments az TO whether Tammany
Hall should be allowed 10 place the
Independence league emblem on the
ticket headed by Justice 0aynor.
Gaynor II the Tammany nominee
for mayor Of New York city.
The printers In the meantime
have been enjolned from printing
any ballots. and they declare that
unless they are allowed to start
work Immediately that they viii be
unable 20 print enough 20 go around.
and that many voters viii be com.
PEELED 10 20 bailotleHs on Tuesday
Hearat'a attack on Otto y. Ban.
nard has mpilt the republicans and
the civil alliance. and Tammany Is
jubllans. declaring that whenever
there have been three candidates In
the field. Tammany has always
won.
Hearst claims that he will get
all the votes that he received be-
fore and an additional 100. 600.
TRmmany offers even money that
Hearst will run third. and that he
will not poll over 100000 votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
Arrange a Good Schedule
for Automobiles Com
peting With Electric
Trains.

Tho first regular schedule on
which automobiles win run between
Foster and Georgetown for the bene-
~ ~ suhurbanitea who have boy
coited the intcrurhan electric rail-
way viii become effective tomor-
row morning.
This much WAS definitely decided
upon NJ meeting held in Rlvcrton
last night. whom a committee was
appointed 20 confer with the three
sightseeing ears operating through
the suburbs. An agreement az 90 a
regular schedule was reached.
The first two ears will leave Fos-
ter, the southern terminus az the
auto line. at 5:t0 a. m. arriving at
Georgetown at $40 o'clock. Another
ear win leave Foster at $40 a. m.
The schedule has been arranged SO
that the people llvins IN the suburbs
viii have a service that viii be just
as efficient as that given by the
interurhanA railway
The round trip faro between Foa-
ter and Georgetown and latermo-
date points win be Is cents Al
Georgetown tho passengers will
board electric cars for Seattle
Hence. by buying tickets from the
Seattle Eiectric company. people llv-
TINS a. far south ms Foster can make
the round trip for ~ cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
CLAWS COMES HERE
FOR A BRIEF STAY

L. II. CLAWS. who was dismissed
no chief of the Semitic field division
Of the general land office by secre-
tary ~ the Interior Bulilnger. arrlv-
"a In Seattle from Washington. u.
C.. last night Mr. CLAWS spent
but n few hours IN seattlo. taking
the 1880 trnin for California. He
VIII be absent for week. after
which he win return IN time 20 pre-
sent any evidence the government
may require IN the Cunningham
coal land hearing.
Whether or not the former chief
OF the division and tho man who an
earthcd most ~ the evidence against
Cunningham viii be asked 10 testify
u one Of many unsettled questions
relating 10 the investigation.
The date for the hearing has not
been set. The government officials
have been here two weeks. but John
=. Gray attorney for Cunningham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
GRUEsOME EXHIBITS
IN A DAMAGE SUIT

An electric light globe with .
parched piece Of akin still stuck to
the glass. and several photographs
Of q terribly mutsiated and burned
hand. were introduced as evidence
this morning In the case Of Anna
+. Abrams against the city Mrm.
Abrams ia suing the city for $50. 600
for the death Of her husband. W. L.
Abrams. on the night Of March 3.
1905. from an electric shock re.
ccived which turning on mn incan.
descent lamp ia their home. i7fi
Thackery place.
y q. Simpson. an electrical ct
pert. was on the stand for over an
hour this morning. and testified
that. in his belief. Abrams death
was caused BY the negligence OF
the city.
The case Is being tried before
Judge Ronald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
INJUNCTION IS DENIED BUT
FIGHT ON COMPANY GROWING
lnterurbanites To Find Re
lief From the Railway
Commission.

Court Commissioner II. H. Lind
sey this morning denied the petition
.of G. y. Hilmen for Il temporary
Injunction restraining tho Puget
Sound Electric company from raise
ms their rates, on the ground tina,
it Was not within tho courra
province 90 do so.
lie said e came within tho jurls.
diction 81 tho state railroad com.
mission and made the statement
that the commission was tho only
place where relief. II any. could be-
secured.
Tho court also made tho state
mont that In order for an individual
"a set an injunction he would have
20 show that he has been personally
damsged or that he viii suffer an
irrcparahie ioss II the injunction is
not granted.
Frederick r. Burch. attorney for
Mfr htlimAn. said that the residents
II tho white River valley would at
once take tho matter t0 the state
railroad commission and demand a
hearing.
III matters not. said Mr. Burch.
which side won this little prcilm-
mary xsiit for an injunction. a. the
matter VIII have TO De fought out
before tho state railroad commission
anyway. II only puts the burden
Of proof on the shoulders 81 the
people. while n We had secured the
injunction the people woaid hAvo
been the defendanta-
Senator Pauihamns ~ Sumner
yesterday filed formal protest with
the state railroad commission at
Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
WEYLER WILL
co " SPAIN
DISCONTINUED
Butcher Of Cuban Ill-FameI
Selected to Succeed Cen
eral Who Superintendent
Ferrer's Murder.

MADRID. Oct. 2G-General Wey'
Ter will succeed General Santiago
as captain general Of Barcelona.
The official announcement OF his
appointment 10 the position was
made today.
Under the direction OF Santiago,
the recent disturbances IN BARGE
Iona were put down and the popu'
lace crushed. Hundreds were exc.
cuted I'm Fortress Mont Juieh for
rioting or for having alleged sym
pathies for those against the gov.
eminent While ha was In com
mand Of the barcelona district
Prof Francisco Ferrcr was taken
into custody. tried and shot.
weyler. IL II expected. viii com
plete the work begun by Santiago.
10 the end that the government may
emerge triumphant against the
radicals and their efforts 10 bring
on a revolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
WILL SELL STAMPS
FOR CONSERVATIVES

Souvenir stamps 20 the number
of 100, 900 have been ordered by the
Seattle Red Cross society and when
they arrive In Seattle viii be plac.
ed on sale at one cent each. The
money raised Is TO 20 towards the
fund being raised 10 fight tubercu-
losis.
Not all the money will be kept
here. however. because according 10
the rules of the organization, one
third must be sent To the headquar-
tera at Washington.
The stamps will be placed ON sale
nj all leading stores down town and
ut the grocery and drug stores in
the residence district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
ENDS TROUBLE
BY HIGH JUMP
JAPANESE BUYS NEW SUIT or
CLOTHES AND THEN
DIES.

Dressed In bis best suit OF
clothes. n. lohabachl. a Japanese
cannery hand. recently from Alas
ka. Ieaped from second story win.
dow at the rear OF the Fremont
House. zoe Sixth av. s. sustaining
Injuries TO his head and back which
resulted In his death at the City
hospital shortly after O'Clock this
morning
PatroIman A. ~ Mayou. who In
veetigated the apparent suicide. was
unable to learn what impelled the
act. A sealed letter addressed TO
X. fshfkawa. Yokohama. Japan. was
found In the Orientai's pocket.
Whether the letter explains the
death Is a matter which Coroner
Snyder Is unable to fathom. The
letter was mailed today.
The fact that the Japanese was
dressed In recently purchased
clothing Of tasty. though inexpens-
I've make. leads the police TO believe
that Ichibachl was despondent be.
cause of some love affair. A gold
watch. SIS IN gold and a few dol
lars in silver were found in the
mans pockets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
WOULD UNMASK A STAR
California Astronomer Trailing Ter
restial Truant That Has Been
Missing SO Years.

BERKELEY. Cal. Oct. 26--Lost.
strayed or stolen--a star; probably
incorporating under an assumed
name. Reward to finder.
A. J. Champreaux, professor OF
astronomy At the University OF Cal
ifornla. Is after the reward, the
cap and gown Of the doctor of phil
osophy.
Champrcaux has set himself TO
find n star that has boon lost for
SO years. To the layman his job
looks pretty much like trailing
needle In a couple Of haystacks.
but the professor is sure he's will
succeed. He expects TO turn the
trick with paper and pencil.
Aethra Ia the name OF the heav-
emily truant II is one of the 800
stars called asteroids by the as
tronomers. The tiny asteroid was
discovered long time ago and
then forgotten. In 1873 when some
one happened 10 remember H. tele-
scopes we're trained on the heavens
but the search was Ruthless The
little stu was swallowed up In the
broad celestion expanse.
Champreaux believes that the
star has been found and gfeen an
other name, and he proposes 10
compute the orbit Of many OF the
asteroids and find which one has
been Incorporating with the orbit
rightfully belonging to Aethra.
Then he will tear off the mask
and restore the abashed Aethra 20
science.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
MAN DROWNED AND
MYSTERY To SOLVE

Whether the death OF Peter Gimp
son, whose body was found IN the
Duwamish river. near Rlyerton. this
morning, WAS due to an accident.
foul play or suicide IL a question
that confronts Coroner Snyder
Simpson. who was 81 years old
and single. lived IN a shack IN Riv-
erton and worked nearby for stone
company, When he failed 10 report
for work this morning a search for
him was started with the result that
his body WIS found IN the river No
facts concerning the mans relatives
can be learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26

cans tbci N. A. ~ Ne II coffee 26c ID
No. II blend tea Csc. lbs best 1so
coffee Japan tea 1sc. Luages High
Life coffee lbs. 81
DEfICATEssEN--Au kinds picktee
zoe quart. celery relish Ise pint potato
salad Zoe u new honey fse H.. lbs
$50 Club House sausage IzMc fb
MfAIr--ieK of lamb 1zMo 10; lamb
chops ffMc ib.s French lamb chops 49,
" shoulder lamb 7c ib.. Hamburg
Hieak J ihs fGc.
fIsH--Fairnon 20 H. nsh zoe eaehs
salmon trout Ice 10. black cod 2 lbs for
iSe3 German carp lbs for 2sr. saifsd
Alaska herring for ice; sockcye salmon
bellies lbs, zSc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
FIFTEEN GIRLS YELL
WHEN HOLD-UP TRIED

SAN LORENZO, Cal. Oct. 26.--
A search Ia being made for two
highwaymen who attempted 20 hold
up IS girls employed at the CallfOr-
MIA Central Canneries late at night
when the young women we're walk
ing 10 their homes along the
Southern Pacific tracks.
When the hold up men jumped
from behind some trees and ieyeled
their revolvers at the girls, they
ordered them to keep quiet, on the
penalty Of death. Instead Of obey
ing. the victims all began 10 scream
and In terror turned and fled back
10 the cannery. half mile away.
This - the second attempt made
10 rob the female employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
FAVOR UPTOWN SITE
FOR NEW COURT HOUSE

Ia building new county court
house. the growth Of Seattle Ia the
past towards the north and the dis.
tinet probability OF a continued ex.
panaion In that direction. should ba
taken into consideration. was tho
gist OF the report OF the special
committee OF the Chamber of Com.
nierce. appointed 10 consider a 10
cation for the proposed new King
county building. made today.
The report favoFs a site much
farther north than the present one
and building Of such exeeIience
that II might last 100 years II nee.
esaary. The committee also IA
vored the employing OF a national
authority who would dialntereated.
~ select the best aite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
hike KILLS THREE

nv uffed Frek@f
CzTENNE. Wyo. Oct. as.--Dsa.
tsr< . the point ~ slnost hos
|hg u r4vn by the death Of her
tr9 AA6rsn tn enc day. Mrs.
In 1rzk~nn. of Snadanee. II
/ rsar ~ naEnEous care Of ply
fktzzx
Scar wise Mrs. Henderson
~ b % y1sa with the baby. she
f&sf szs no aider children scream
~ rssAsrx into the house. found
|szl sxh lad heen bitten by 6
1zR zfilsnaks while caring for
lasnsaz hssrh faint cry from the
eas7 answering this. she saw tins
zE'ik y ian lnto q sell and drown
e'n / cDu1 BE- rescued. Hasten
= ~ ne house. Mrs. Henderson,
szs tie two cider children in dy.
= hsu<s from tbs effects Of the
EseRs poison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
CENTRAl.
[II[R|CA MAY
| GO TO WAR
| =. and Salvador
lied to Start Things
| s,A;o a Week, and the
| a,l.,s viii Follow.


NV. ocs. II, Il Il report
sNsAsc s,<silItics between Nc
II salvador viii he de.
Nv ! week. and will re.
sssae four or five Cen
2 W. republics before the
49, esss The countries that
q, I IN i become involved "a
aaN 49, var arr Salvador, Nc.
T. 'GaaiemAla. cos'" Ni'a anu
- stated today that at. ze.
..,,ss. under General Altaro,
y ... me-: 10 have invaded sal.
rseera. the president OF
"a hitter enemy Of the
-, 80, s.ssssd president Of Mic
-. - ma 4 Is probable that he
=. :, srcps 70 aid those OF sal.
y. "a 4 ixce 10 assist frovis'
d, y p - Estrada q NIcaT'
- M ixhs against zslaya to
4, i. ~ rssxlasngy. Costa Rica
Il n - both Of which are
- 4 urssent, are likely O. be
~. I.sulsea IN the clash. because
4 ss...ess projects Of their eitt
Y. = y endangered. aud their
.ss,ss probably despOiled by
X s.Aslnx Troops Of the several
Eznnss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
MAN KISSES WIFE
AND THEN VANIsHEs

What has become Of Hugh Fin.
bry. a recent arrival from Okla
homas
To the police Mfrs. Embry said
today that her husband kissed her
goodby last Saturday morning. say
ing that he was going down town
TO attend to q matter 0f business.
Since that time nothing has been
seen Of him In The First National
bank Emhry Deposited $500 when he
reached Seattle October 20. The
money Is sim in the bank. Mrs.
Embry II stopping al 2tie First av.
She can assign no reason for tho
disappearance of her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
SET BOMB FAILS
TO DO ITS WORK

LAYTON. Okla. Oct 26.--An in
fernal machine was found yesterday
In the office OF County Attorney J.
A. Fain. who recently received an
alleged black hand" letter threat
ening him with assassination on or
before October 25. The machine
was intended 70 explode By the tx
nation Of a match az the office door
was opened. r. s. Swank. former
secretary 10 Congressman Scott
FarFis. was the first person to enter
the office but the bomb failed 70
explode.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
Stars Query About John
Canton's Reply to His
Son Brings Hosts of An
swers and Some Nice
Prizes.
WHAT WOULD YOU sAYf

Last week The Star asked this
question. All week The star read.
sra hare been busy answering.
John Canton. principal character
In a play Of that name nos appear.
ing at the Aihamhra. Ia a big. dom.
inccring. rough. packing house king
His son. carefully educated. a gen
,lsman and social favorits. plays
the stock market with the usual
result. lie goes broke for tlfs. 600
which he doesn't have. He tells
the story 20 his father. And John
Canton said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
TAFT UP EARLY BUT
OTHERS KEPT IN BED

CAPE CIRARDEAU. Mo. Oct. &C.
President Taft landed here at 8
o'clock this morning and spoke at
tho Normal school. The sun rose
just as the president started speak.
Ing. or the 80 governors who are
making the trip down the Missls
slppi with President Taft, only two
arose early enough 10 hear the
president speak AZ Cape Girardoau.
They were Governor Hadiey Of Mis-
souri, and Governor Hay 81 Wash
Ington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
WESTLAkE MARKET SPECIALS

fuuIrs AND vROETAHIFs--Fan
peaches soc dpxaus tomatoes ; lbs Zoe.
Concord srnpss lafRs basket ace. srau-
berries quarts zbes potatoes stc sack
corn te, ice Ice dogcns cooking apples
e ID. carrots ana turnips. bunfhes e..
hot house lettuce Tor g.. ranch sgFs
tbr ana soc dpkrui green onions q
matoes SOC bos. cabbage g. head, Bald
win apples 81 bon
BuffEft--fowa butter tbs 81; Seattle
cframefY Z lbs Tee, Warrington cream
cry lbs. Toe. jersey LILY ibn use.
TEA AND CoFTEE--ftpson's tea
blend tte tb. walter Baker coeoa = -ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
|HT BELLE TO WE'D

IN rrssea rr~~s1
ssS FRANCISCO. Oct. es.-An
nssasnl that l. 70 be formally
.gssrss liter m the week u that
Ms Marjorie Shepard. the
sus,n u A. D. Shepard. OF this
~. ID llcat William 2 Carrier.
| 4 O. Coast Artillery. Z. $ A.
NJ saspard Is Ia Seattle visiting
\ Il zzsf, Mrs. Edwin c. Long. the
1arssrs wife Of Capt. Long. z =.
Il ~ vas a favorite last winter
X ~ Peaaeo hops and cther 10
h ii.a.s Of the army set. Miss
|sgarz Is an exceptionally pretty
b saa has many accomplishments.
y hofh sAe and Mrs Long have
knFed a vide popularity hers
D. date ior the wedding has not
lsn announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY?


Well. that's what The Star AJAX.
ed It's readers.
There we're all kinds OF answers.
Many OF them had the old man
throwing his son out with curses
and profane advice Others had
tha old man forgiving his son.
starting him out again. All had
him greatly excited about II.
Hus what John Canton really said
was
WELL. rLL SAY THIS MUCH
FOR YOU. YOU'RE NO pikER.
ANYWAY"
Some 81 the writer's came pretty
ciqMs 10 the right answer The
three coming closest 30 the spirit
u the play acre Mra. r. g. iyohr,
mar. 1919 Terry ay. Miss CLAIR
Huford and Miss I.averne burton.
ssos Greenwood nv. They will get
seats 10 the show. good any night
this week Mrs. Lohrman gets q
full box. Mias TIuford gets four
seats. and little Miss Burton. who
IL oniy nine pears old. wiil got two
seats The tickets can be had at
The Star business office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
ARslrRAroas TO MEET.

The board Of arbitration, appoint
ed 10 settle the differences between
Ne Seattle, Renton g. Southern rail-
way and the Seattle Electric com
pany. growing out Of the desire OF
the former 10 use certain stretch
of tracks owned by the latter road,
will meet this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
IN HONOR OF HALLooK.

The Northwestern Graduate asso-
citation Of Theta Delta Chi will give
an Informal smoker at the Olympus
eafe, Thursday. October 2sth. At
$3.50 y. m, In honor of James Hal
lock- graduate secretary Of the
national Organization lof the fra
toruity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
FEuo CANCELS POLICY.

= ST. LOUIS. Oct. ~. Mayor =
Roy G. Woods. OF welistou. 4
. 81. Louis county. today re- q
. celved notice from an insur. .
. Ance company that Il had q
cancelled hls $4,000 policy. No .
q explanation IL given. bat 4
= Woods believes the action q
4 Was caused by two recent =
. political fend shootinEs in q
WellSton. Ills life IL insured =
. for 10000. and HIS viii pro =
. yides that II he dies nc the \
= hand OF an assassin. Joseph 4
a w. Folk. former governor Of 4
= Missouri. shall receive $1,000 .
q and other lawyers $500 Zach .
= to prosecute his sfayers. and 4
. that the officers arresting hts =
. slayer shall receive s2.s00." =
a 4 4 4 4 a 4 4 a 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26

appears 10 DO taking his own sweet
time.
There nrc certain stipulntl0ns 10
be- signed by both parties 20 tho
suit. and until Cunningbam'a attor-
uey signs these the hearing cannot
DO set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26

CAIRO. ILL.,. oct 26--The Olean-
der. having on board President
Taft governors Of 80 states and
many congressman, arrived here at
noon and after a one.hour stop pro-
ceeded 10 Hickman. Tomorrow
morning the party will arrive at
Memphis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
TRIALS Of HAMILT TON

OLYMPIA, Oct. 26.--Trials OF
former Adjt. Gen. Hamilton have
been set for November % and %.
The embezxIement charge will be
taken up first and the forgery
case will follow when the other is
disposed Of. Hamilton, In charge OF
the sheriff, spent most Of yesterday
at the capitol building In the office
Of the auditor and attorney general
checking up the vouchers Of his for
mer office In preparing his defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
SUPPOSED LEPERS WELL

HONOLULU. Oct 26.--Fifty sup
posed lepers out OF the first hun
dred examined by physicians at the
island Of Molokai have been declar-
ed nonleprous. and probably will be
freed. The accumulation OF these
unfortunates was made under a
resolution passed by the last legis-
lature. and the astounding results
of the first five score cases has
caused hope TO run high In the
hearts of the SIS outcasts that
make up the ieper settlement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26

Atasoiic sonlcs destroy hair and
Ek Lsary's ncz alcoholic CON
End gives LIE; cures dandruff.
ping fallin; hair. grayness and
z<aezx AL druggists and bar.
IN sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
THAW'S HOPES ARE
SHATTERED AGAIN

ALBANY, N. ", Oct. 26.--tarry
X. Thaw, slayer Of Stanford White,
the New York architect, must re-
main In Matteawan asylum for the
orlmlnally Insane.
His appeal from the recent deel-
sion at White Plains, which sent
him back TO Matteawan, was denied
this afternoon by the court OF APP
peaIs. Thaw most probably will
take his case to higher court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
$40 nssFfr rAaLoRs
! - EIIlN3 Az

8snaerful values IL Meas
F nsste Tpealisd for Sguitx
s.seft. era senslfsa and Trng.
4 TIRE rev Hire ~ Afen'a
s'rsaainxs. Hats. Caps and suit
~ Also Pail Dress suitz for