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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
BANK THIEF GIVES UP
MISSING TREASURE

New York. Dec. S.-Edwin J.
Wider told the district attorney today
what became of the missing $4,000
of the $640,000 which he confessed
having stolen from the New York
branch of the Russo Chinese bank
while cashier. Upon advice Of coun-
sci. he decided to confess in the hope
of lightened sentence.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
Stnlc Ecrs Seized

Kansas Civ. Dec. S.-Thc gOVern-
ment today seized 175 cases OF eggs
which had been shipped from Dallas.
Texas, to a local candy company after
a chemical analysis showed that they
were spoiled. They contained 150,-
10000 bacteria TO the cubic cent?
motor the ANALYSIS showed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
CUMMINS SEEKS TO
CHANGE SENATE RULES

Washington. Dec. Senator Cum
minis next week viii Introduce his
resolution for the amendment of the
senate rules in the interest Of legisla-
ton looking TO the amendment of in
dividuai schedules OF the Payne-Al-
drich tariff law. He gave written no.
tice today that he would press the
measure on the next legislative day
which viii be Monday next.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
MURDERER CONVICTED;
CONDUCTED OWN DEFENSE

ST. Louis. Dec. S.-Life imprison-
ment was the verdict returned late
today in the case OF Austin Greaves.
who conducted his own defense
against the charge of first degree
murder In killing his neighbor. Al
fred Hunter about four months ago.
Glenves will ask FOR a new trial.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

yond that time, action of con
gress will be necessary. The gov
ernor recommends that congress
provide for this contingency by au-
thorizing the levy of taxes for the
payment of territorial expenses for
the fiscal years 1912 and 1918, and
directing such appropriations to he
made as may be necessary for that
purpose
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

Long Beach, CALI, Dee. S.-Slight
earthquake shocks occurred hsfe to-
day at intervals during period of
several hours. Houses we're shaken
in the Miramir district in the east
part OF the city, but no damage re-
suited
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec s.-State
supervision of construction and main
tenance Of highways was recommend
ed today by speakers before the
American Good Roads congress in
convention in this city.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
PROHIBITION BILL FOR
HAWAII INTRODUCED

Washington, Dec. S.--Another cam
paign for the establishments. fen iAse
hibition In the Hawaiian islands be-
gan today with the Introduction OF
bill by Representative Miller of KAN
sas for that purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
HIGH JINKS AT THIS DINNER
WITH MRS. WHITNEY HOSTESS

NEW YORK. Oct 20 Society n
discussing the dinner party given
In honor % MIR and Mrs Harry
Payne whitney aud Miss Dorothy
Whitney az the country place OF
Mrs Thomas Hastings. In Old West.
bury. l.. I.
Before the formal dancing, Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney. In her IN.
NOUS Oriental costume. gave an iml.
tation Of the "saiome dance as u
WAS seen ia grand opera In New
York She wore baggy troBHeringa
and was well sprinkled with Jewels
The theatrical effect Of her dance
IL said 60 have been correct
The Whlinoya recently returned
from a year and half 81 travel ia
Europe. and the guests az the party
wore the stfangoat assortment 81
costumes ever seen az a society AZ.
fair Each had been notified 10 ap.
pear iu a costume peculiar 90 one 81
the countries visited By the guests
In honor. and a band % American
Indians WAS provided Ia a mulattO
orchestra % 90 pieces
AMER the dinner the men. CARRIED
AZ Turks Greeks. RuHaians and 9th.
orn. smoked Oriental pipes and Gig
nrets and listened 70 the singing aud
playing 81 the colorod musicians.
dressed a. far Eastern potsntAtes
and wearing many EiltterinE towels
lent from the collections Of wealthy
young matrunu present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29

the supreme court at the hands d
itu friends
Permit mo TO conclude by quot
INK from an address delivered b,
me 60 tho State liar association
at that session. and equally appii
cable Go all persons who insist that
the people are not qualified 10 Ne
lcct supreme Judges;
"Nou gentlemen pretend 90
be very anxious 10 restore con
fldenoe IN the supreme court.
You viii not find that difficult
II you Will only 90 at IL right
Dut your difficulty lies IN the
fact that you are trying 90
buneo the people In a eonfi-
denee game. You want the
people to have the confidence
and lot you have the court. n
this association Will Join IN the
effort 20 restore the court 20
the people through the primary
law, " this association and the
court viii only have confidence
In the people, II viii not be
long until the people Will have
confidence In the court"
Probably because ! gave u
TO them gratis, the members
OF the bar association have not
seen ~ 70 follow this advice.
a year later. az ita annual con.
Vcntlon az Bellinaham this
year, the association went on
record again as faVoring the
nomination Of supreme judges
under the convention system.
1.-The End.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29

shakes OF lambs tail for the
transformation 60 be- accomplished
Tho dainty lady whom We had just
seen dancing gracefully above was
rugged chap with any suggestion
OF femlniuiiy furthoat from ones
thoughts.
wife Adores Athletics.
And ali. he ocH 800 uth.ee lotic.
cried his wife She rs Partisan
and immensely enthusiastic First
over her husband. and second. over
bis athletic abilities
And I presume you. too. are
french" / yenlured 10 Lind
Il should Hay not exclaimed
lind. I'm Swedish proud ~ 49,
too That reminds me. must look
Oh your swedish newspaper here ]
always de- that act iH. ! always
had the ambition 10 be an editor or
a reporter Got into amateur the
atdcala In Stockholm 10 years ago
An of then. you know"
uf an the vaudeville folks who
have been IN Seattle this season.
none has played Ia more lands
than this same Lind. Ilammetstoin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
VERY COLD SNAP:
ZERO WEATHER

Reports OF the weather bureau
showing a remarkable drop In tenn
perature have frightened growers
of tobacco. who fear for their crops
But the crops used In the Pre-
sado' blending. being selected to-
baccos from various parts of the
world, have been bought far ahead.
In fact IL rs just on account of the
previously harvested and specially
bountcous crops of choice tohaccos
that the cigar made by the Pre-
sado' blend Is now being supplied
In large quantities I'm this market
IT you want TO know what the
"Presado' blend means to smokers
who do know. then try Tom
keeue cigar at DC and note that
rich, sweet, ultra mild. nut.like
flavor We ourselves. as iobhers of
many brands. consider ourselves
fair and impartial judges. and we
told our thousands of retail Gus.
toners to push the Tom Kcene just
because We had learned what the
Presado blend means to the best
class OF smokers Schwahacher
Bros q Co, Inc, Seattle, Washing
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
The Money This Mere Man Spends for Pretty
Gowns Would Clothe Lots of Seattle GirS-Yep!

brought him over three years ago
Before that time Lind had appeared
In an European countries, IN South
Africa. Australia. India. China aud
the Ahinn.
Has Been Everywhere.
C0ngoland aud BOrnoo are the
only places he hasn't touched yet
he carries wardrobe vnriouhly
estimated worth from $4,000 20
$50 900
That this 90 not pure bunk, he
exhibited an insurance policy ".
sued II months ago by Lloyda ~
London. which calls for two thou
sand pounds n the gowns are de.
stroyed
Lind also has about - pounds
of beautiful Jewels
nut they are stage Jewels
lie showed EN- In cute little
black plush case and they looked
30 very. very nice that The Star
artist assured nae on bis word ~
gentleman that they were the
real sparks
But then. The Star artist To- very
young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
nv JOHN coPLGY.

Very likely those who have soon
this weeks bin at the Majestic and
have admired the graceful Lind
would have been immensely shock
ed 90 have gone along with The
stars Perfectly Good prober and
The Star Artist last night
We visited Lind la Ills dressing
room
lie was just jumping out OF that
beautiful princess gown tho one
with the red and green and bronze
jewels on IL aud big Cuban cigar
WAS lending solacc to the proceed.
inga
Hello. boys" he greeted AZ Dap.
per John Cooke. house manager,
uahcrod ua In
Have q chair a minute and IN
bee out Of these"
The these were pair Of dainty
--cr-yuu know The armur ar
fair that ladies affect
stays The Star artist says
Wen. ven call 'em stays
Il only required about three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
COURT BARS
THE CANAL

Judge John Il Mitchell. who ia.
sued the restraining order against
ans work on the Lake Washington
canal. oRpreaucd In open court yes
tcrday his indignation because
bite order was apparently dlsobeycd
when the blast which Joined Lake
Union and Lake Washington. was
permitted 20 take place last Wed.
ueHday
A temporary Injunction. sweep
Ing Ia character. was issued by him
yesterday. which would forbid work
81 any kind IN connection with the
canal even 90 leyying assessments
or issuing warrants The state.
King county and G. Erickson. the
contractor, are cnioined
An application 10 hle bond 10
stay the Injunction pending an APP
peal 70 the supreme court was ab.
Eulutrly denied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
CUMM MINIS THINKS
CLARK A JoEr

KANSAS CITY, No n,
Senator Albert u. en- ~ ~
tOVa treated az a loke ,nsha 4
prediction " Champ clars -
cratic leader ~ The lower s,a as'ls
conGfeaa that The fatbe, w, Y, 4
Iowa idea would be- The ss,, =
p'a1licau nominee for 81. ~ =
dcnry. Hs&
~. De- always pleasan, =.
cummins who was here ioa..
be- mentioned ln connees,o. =
the presidency either In ~, -
earnest But ! believe ~, y Z
Missouri humorlst Il hss,sa ~
With me- Seriously. / have se., ~
10 say about The p0aslblllty @as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
SUPREME COURT IS
UNNASKED

did not want the Inquiry TO be
nature. Certain Interests that
thorough had a powerful lobby
working In the senate from the
time the resolution giving the
committee further lite was
transferred 20 that body until
the legislature adjourned. A.
ter VIC adjourned one Of these
men approached me and sar-
eaatiealiy remarked; Z guess
the supreme court is safe now
I'VE were accused OF doing
nothing after a period Of so
days. u should be apparent
20 everybody that, with Mr..
Palmer on the committee, u
was impossible 60 accomplish
any satisfactory results. II
suspicion was tu the air be
tore. Il has become intensified
By the action Of the senate"
The copy OF the DeWolfe
charges. which President Ruth OF
the senate had sent 60 President
Bridges of the State Bar aaaocia
ton. was transmitted by Bridges
70 the associations grievance com
mittee, The grievance committee
undertook to investigate them. but
neWolfe refused TO testify before
g.. on the ground that majority
uf IFS members were preiudiced
against him The committee re-
viewed the testimony given by De
Wolfe before the NAlsey commit
tee. and reported % the association
generating the court and suggest
ing that pcWolfe be prosecuted
for disharmcnt for making the
charges
neWulfe appeared before the
State Far association and asked for
thorough investigation by an i'm
partial committee. containing
neither politicians nor corporation
lawyers. Asked whether he had
any testimony 20 offer the commit.
tee which he had not given the
unlsey committee. he replied that
he had Thrrvupon. without trial
or hearing. without even permit.
ting the ncWolfe charges 70 be
read before Il. the State Bar naHo-
citation exoncrated the court. aud
ordered a special committee to
prosecute DeWolfc for diabarment
This committee. which was ap.
pointed more than q year ago, has
never taken any step toward ear.
ryiug out those Instructions
The association also ordered its
80
against ex.Judge Root for dlsbar.
ment. but voted 10 withhold taking
any action against Judge Gordon.
who was still under the protection
81 the Great Northern railroad
other matters In connection with
charges against the supreme court
we're turned over TO the new Eriuy-
ance committee. 10 be appointed by
the nsW president The associa.
ton then proceeded 10 elect as lis
new president. 10 appoint this CON
mittee. G. G. GOse OF walla Walla.
a brother OF a member Of the su.
preme court.
Nor was this all. Apparently
oppressed by the fear that even
this lid might perehauee be Tilted
In some future proceeding. tire
bar association adopted a new set
o. bylaws providing IN detail for
hearings by the grievance commit.
tee. and containing this sisnifiesn,
preeaution. ! quote:
"Ali the foregoing proeeedinas
shall be kept secret except "a
their publication is hereineefore
provided for, unless otherwise
ordered BY the association By two
thirds vote
Here ended the investigation Of
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(coneluded)


railway systems. Already the
West Seattle line had attained ma
tion.wido publicity as an example
of the success Of municipal. owner
ship.
II was at this point that the
street railway interests set about
60 crush The experiment TO get
the line away from its public own
ers In the campaign 70 accom-
plish this end. several law suits
were instituted. practically all OF
which went against the municipal
ity. three OF them being decidedly
against Il in the supreme court
As a result OF this conflict be
tween the people OF West Seattle
ON the one hand and the street rail.
road interests on the other. carried
ON both Ia politics and IN the
courts. the people of West Seattle
We're worn out and discouraged.
abandoned their enterprise, sold lt
60 the seattle Electric company,
aud voted to annex itself to Sc.
attic.
DeW5lic, who had conducted sew
eral cs these suits for the city, be.
ear,e convinced that Improper In
fluences had been exerted on the
courts In connection with them, and
on June 10. 1909, addressed a com.
nuniCatlon 20 Governor Hay. In
watch ne charged that every mem
her Of the supreme court except
JUDGE Parker had violated his oath
Of office ard was unfit either e sit
on the bench or 70 practice law In
the courts. Ne asked that the
charges be transmitted 70 the leg
lslature for Investigation. Instead
Of going so. Governor Hay returned
the charges, saying:
"Unless you can furnish proof
that the members OF the courts
have accepted brides or been cor
run, do not feel that can nring
your lettor before the coming GEES.
sion.
Devote then sent his charges 20
the senate. but President Ruth OF
that body intercepted them and
sent them 10 President Bridges Ot
the state Bar association.
peWolfe also sent his charges 20
the house Of representatives, where
they we're referred 20 the judiciary
committee That committee rec.
commended the appointment OF a
special committee TO probe them.
and Speaker Meigs appointed on
the committee four country law
yers and F. b Palmer. who had
already figured In the report Of
the Powell committee as possessing
special facilities for procuring ad-
vance information OF the doing Of
the supreme court.
DeWolfe appeared before this
committee and protested against
the presence on IL OF Palmer. be-
cause Palmer Was himself involved
in 50 many matters 20 be inyesti.
gated The committee. however.
proceeded with It's Investigation.
but found that Il could hardly turn
IN any direction without crossing
palrners' mysterious tracks
II was decided 20 ask Palmer 10
Withdraw from the committee.
Palmer Withdrew. and the commit
tee was just settling down 20 Us
work again when the senate re-
fused 70 grant Il the necessary
funds. This put an end TO the in
Ves;igatlon. Concerning this
abrupt termination Chairman &. (.
Halsey Of the committee said in a
newspaper interview:
sour work was stopped just
as we were getting close to
something Of a very startling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
After Year in Jail
Mother Is Acquitted
of Staying Bah.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio oe,
Mm Frances Allen, a a.,
waa acquitted Of a charga !, ~ -
degree murder al Mccoprsi,.-....,A.
after q trial lasting one wesL ~
Afa Allen sas arrested ID a..
iember 1909 f0liowing lhe ~
dental discovery " murdered -.
10 The chicken yard Of the ~
where she waa employed. chless-.
had scratched up the coruse - !. !.
infant with iia throat cur ans =
skull crushed =
For more than a year Mn Az.
has been IN jail during yarlous -.
p0ncments ~ her case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
Mean Thief Steals Shoe
Off Sleeping Mans Poo,

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Oct go
On recent visit here George liar
ton Of Georgetown bought g. pair
Of shoes. and later on. when one OF
them began 10 hurt. he sat down on
stone pile and took Il off while
be rcsted he fell asleep. and when
he awokc he found that the other
shoe had been taken from bis foot
and both stolen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
Thief Cuts OFF Woman's
Hair While She Is
Asleep in Her Bed

IERSEYvtiLE. III. Oct 20
Awakening after an unusually sound
nights sleep. Mrs Letha Derby Of
this city Was amazed to find that
more than half OF her hair had been
cut off and carried away during the
night
So dcftly was the work done and
so careful vas the hand that WELD.
I'd the razor or shears not 20 touch
that part Of her hair on which she
was sleeping that Mrs Derby was
not awakened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
Passengers on Train
Witness Wonderful
Mirage in the Sky

KENDALLVIl4LE. Ind. Oct ~ -
Passengers on a Toledo and Chicago
interurbau car out OF this city wit,
messed a wonderful mirage. IN which
were mountains, coasts and ships
The sight was first discovered BY a
Detroit travelling man. who asked
another passenger what large lake
las OF 10 the vest The picture
was visible for some minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
Is This Treason?

EVERETT. Oct 20 - Acting
under Instructions given By The
city council. city Attorney SHEER.
wood sworo out q warrant for the
arrest Of w. I Stuueyant local
manager Of Stone n Webster
charging him. aa "a representative
81 The company. with cyading an
ordinance regulating the price for
electric lights The electric com
pany ia charged with ignoring an
ordinance. by assessing patrons ~
cents per kilowatt hour. an. over
charge of cent per hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
HUNT COMING TO
DIRECT NEW CENSUS.

WAgHNGTON. - g. oct 20
Carrying along assistants. " g.
Hunt Of the census bureau starts
today for Tacoma Wash to direct
The new count ordered by Secretary
Magic and Director Durand a corps
Of census experts Will b. gathered
IN Tacoma and the enumefafDrn Will
be- selected from specially trained
applicants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
Lost Coin Is Found
After Being Lost SO
Years Under the Floor

GREENFIELD. Ind. Oct % In
moving the r1sruon homestead
workmen found beneath the floor a
silver quarter which Morris PiorAou
gave 20 his daughter on her eighth
birthday IN 1856 She dropped Il
and u rolled down a crack IN a wln.
dow sill She cried. and her father
said to her. Never mind. little giFi.
you will always have n quarter
She Is nov Mrs Henry Snow aud
mother Of a family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
After IS Years. Sisters
Estranged. Meet Over BieF
OF Their Dead Mother

WAUsAu. Wis. Oct 70 Es
tranged for 80 years. Mrs John Zie.
bel ~ this city. met her sister. Mrs
Rudolph FellinK. Of Brownsville.
Minn.. a, the funeral u their moth.
~, Mrs Fcrd noyFnkc. In Fall
Greek. Wis. and became recon.
ciled The last time they saw each
other was IN Whusau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
CAPITALIZATION INCREASED

OLYMPIA. Oct - Amended
articles ~ Incorporation ~ the To
land Empire Biscuit company were
filed with The secretary ~ state TO-
crcaslne tho capital stock ~ the
corporation from S2J000O to $500
600 Tho company Is d SPOKANE
concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
THE MARKETS

TIE fsgia~iME are the average prices
auafsd - the iaeai uhaissaisfs "a lusal
psss3urr. nssafs and fed frleea IN all
rase~ arw smbtsst ~ saFfaftuu. @sxwfslitsz
10 ffr@hns=a aaa HeasFai @Errilsnrr. hat
thr@s pFiara. nalrez ofhssets 80 tnair ated
faF stFisfts firs8 Krad~s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
J7 HFATs ALL"

This is quoted from a letter - = r.
Stockweu. Hannibal, Mo- rsr
Gently used Foley's Honey NV an
for the first time, To say M
nleased docs not half express a "
Feelings. Il beats all the rela ! hsd
| ever used contraetea, nneu.
cold and was threatened WIN ma.
monia The first doses ea's ,s,ely
relief and one bottle eoipp a',tes
cured me-" Contains no nnakef
Barten Drug Stores
Drur Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
BALLARD IN
RATE FIGHT

The Manufacturers association
has asked the state railroad com
mission 10 stop aa elleEcd discrim-
inatiou IN freight rates against
shippers IN Ballard ., IL claimed
that while Ballard Is part 81 Sc
attic. the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific persist IN making
dlffcrcnt rates. discriminating
against Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29

hill CITY. Kas.. Oct. 2s-Dr O
II Howe. a dentist. shot and prob.
ably fatally wounded & A. Yorkcs
here last niEht The shooting took
place in the dentists office Howe
IL under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29

think dentist who does ne.
guarantee HIS work il dishancuhis.
because the law and cnmmoa sens.
implies reasonable guarxnte& l
think 81 diahonorAble ard disrsfg.
table to allow a combine e tel ~
what fees ] shall charge people ~
their dental work because Il raJ
the expert dentist on a level IA
the dental cuhhier. whose genius Aa
never been developed because q q
love Of rest and Teppse nt1iE
genius ts not tho result Of insFifz-
tom 81 takes precipitation "a IA
must work and Study and sweat
become a genius In dentistry. ~
charges for deatal work SIRE taf
ome-haif. ~ % per cent Of What ~
Combine Drntist charges. Al SID
ffiitnEs. iaiay fiiiings. alley fitiisgk
ALI parreInin and geld CROW NJ. a
bridge work and all plate ~erk =
guaranteed absolutely for jnsf ~
" hat the Combine charges IS
PAINLESS EXTRACTING ts free.
Starting alone ten years agg y
day my dental practice is the .At.
est in the United states. outside 4
New York city Large business -
small profit for superior Meih
guaranteed. has given ny ofhfs.
reputation and success. ] de -
compete with cheap adxertiAAt
Dental parlors Call and have lel
teeth examined free and ges
price for high class work. then ha1
Your work done by any deaiii ~.
wish to go to- Bemember. M - :.
fices are in the Union block q y
First avenue. over l.. w snNs
icwelry store. I keep open 80, ~
iugs until s and sundays until y.
people who work. BE sure ana e's'
90 the right Brown.
EDWIN J. BROWN. y. y ;.
7l3 First Avenue. Between coinn'ss
aud cherry streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29

Thirteen births were Registered NJ
the health department yesterday
t.fahf were haF@ and rive were girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
CONSULTATION
FREE

Diseases Peculiar TO Women a spe.
cialty
use the BAKE OVEN and other
drugless methods only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29

We sell MON Soap. Seattle
made WhltBon Grocery, 10th ay.
and 66th. Phone North 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29

CAMDEN. ". J.. Oct. 20
Aciutant Ger. saeicr today
ordered the Fourth New Jersey
Infantry under arms pending
Developments IN the strike al
Jersey City.
We sell MON Soap. Seattle
made. Gcrrlsh Bros. ZOO Wood.
lawn. Phone North 1896. Red rs
80.
Special bargains IN football shoe,
for a few days
A l. HALL. III First Ave