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blev-Crane never intended to ask him at all. He's
only a second cousin by marriage and-and he a
druggist. from Utica / think She SAID"
"Horrorsl' says l. "A druggist from Utica.
Couldn't he come as an Empire pillboN.'
Don't stand there making stupid jokes!' says
Sadie There S no time to lose lie must be headed
off and Mrs Twombley- Crane wants to know il YOU
wont do it, Here's his address. You hunt him up
and >ulan that she is very sorry but that he would
need a costume which he hasn't time to get thank
Goodness and that there won't be room for his
friends and So forth Only head HIM OF -
~ see " saws / She wants me to run the Utica
,ielaa,tion ON a siding and lock the switch VIII YOU
zvaif for me to back, OF shall send Pinckney
after you
I'm 60 along in taxi. ! says She "Pinckney is
Wh,f1 savsI He ain reulgged too has he 1'
sadie don't know any details eNccpt that hls man
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mustnt do that. and where was TO look for her at
supper time, and
I hope you re listening. says She " You don't
seem to betakingmuch interest in what am saving"
Oh, got my ears stretched out. saws |. I'm
letting 1t all soak IN; but-but-'
But what, says Sadie ewing me suspicious.
suppose. says l. taking good grip my chair,
suppose | shOuldn t-er-ah-"
Well says Sadie. Suppose YOU shouldn' what 80
Nothing saws | turrin it of with q foolish grin
could see this wa Mt the right time do a back
out, and so long as had two whole DAYS more what
the in reaChIn for trouble that might slide
by: You know how YOU II travel on Your luck that
way sometimes
WELL, it got right up to near nine o'clock of the
w evenin OF the ball and l hadn't found the
right chance. We'd come into town for the night
and was up IN rooms at the hotel Iayin out the
costumes. ust the sight OF them white silk stOCkin
was g1Vin me shlVers UP the back, and | was pre-
parln TO bring the riot and take the consequences
when there a phone call for Sadie. lust from
a gllrnmer of hope.
. No, he hasn't yet" Sadie was savin' q" He was
just about 10 dress. Why. certainly. he WOuldnt
mind bit being late Now ism that too provoking.
What's the number again. Yes, I'll have him 90
right down there
Me- says |. tryIn not TO seem eager.
Yes, that's who 1t was. This is an emergency call
from Mrs. TWomblev-Crane Seems her secretary
must have made some bull and added her Christmas
remembrance list onto the names She d been told 10
send dinner cards to. ANYWAY. OF Mrs. TwOm-
bIey-Crane's upstate cousins-such as IS liable to
house durn the afternoon and left word that seein
he was down here excursion he d be delighted
to come and would bring along few friends that
happened to be with him
What of it saws l.
Why, its absurd" says Sadie Mrs Twom-
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split things wide open they
a.. - ---s 0--o hraus IS hall and gives
(A#1N grand annual masked ball gents
AEF Ia-.1ec1s seventv-fve cents. And
Z&EFE when the Twombev-Cranes have
-s--'z-1 had new Looey Cans decorations
-t--s--Z put IN the ballroom of their double
breasted town house and want TO
.-e- The holiday season with q bang what do they
-.- Why give costume dinner dance
Course ] am nIr-I-' tIar rhev re ANYTHING the
same. Dne- g--- edged function that the papers
prints columns about and the other only a ~uds
lam. that i be noticed the Bronx police
court ror-uE- r--E-G-- Bug C5olIgan his usual
risky huu.r- Bug ra-tlc lar friend ot my first
assistant Mr.. swiftly Zoe Gallagher. which
counts for the iaer thar ra aunkoed into buyin'
zet
Gaiety Of that brand air Just in my line" SAYS
Bug bl.- can tell rz the name that the T0lv
e---.- noble organization. SO here my con-
Thanks. says he You7e is an easy shedder."
little dir rent. the way / gets the call 10
The other affair Sadie flashes an engraved
me when I strikes the freside the other even
.-- makes out that ll- and Mrs. McCabe is in
.e among those present al Number Umrtv-
hall after ten III costume OF the
-a-.65~ saws J.
ne that matches the ballroom tapes
says She. But any sort IF
VIII do. If YOU wear powdered
You amt eogrr'n. on nay af-
e- -uy Hacketr rig, are YOU,
T..r- a- It. Just ike that. prompt
-- q reg lar 0Verbear1n'
-.- YOU, Why. / turned
cold and hard YOU d
----- u- with q redhor crow
.--. smiles sort If lndulgeut and
- ~. her r-ans as II hadu said
have ~ practise wearing sword saws
else n VIII be tripping YOU l on the stairs
*-er button IN any TN hardware saws l.
and around aur ballroom In short silk
..z-... -.-..
asked 81 -.t the ..---.or. you know. Farvy
VIII ar for r.-.
d. TiI ae- 7 g-u1- That's kind Of Farry.
.le cute The ladies are making such fuss
amt he,
and they aE he's perfectly killing says
He a-"ag- doing such odd .rignal things,
se-ring or The most absurd s-eeohes-
..s lar society .u--lr. chr saws / Now.
G9" would ] have ~ be cIUUln when he's
But aE Sadie ..s ain III earnest about
-e ~ tend out on this masquerade are you,
uld ] d. n d dance anyway,
plenty ot other men -a who don dance
Says she Goodness knows / shall not have
FL. do much dancing self but 1t to be
-.,rg # the season. and hate TO miss It.
.l-- stay ~ home
The rest and maybe -ou can guess how
g. turned ou-. q started by sayIn fiat
-- ..cr and inside Of five minutes | COM
4Lu-tt.u that ! would. She Says
t-e .-- crush and that Il hud lots Of comp my
..- r--- Tie 5IuDhlu rooms and the spectators
and that when 1 get fixed up with my mask
- ---. q. ---a-" me. anyway. 30 why should /
r. sL sounds innocent enough 70 hear her
-- t-- 1rsr thing ! know I've been oiled
s.l O. q .ssrt5rler and beIn measured for an
.--. -.-- then ain T wise 70 what IN really up
and ae 70 more or less busy for the next
-a J don P -o amy WJrryin'.
---- mere the other afternoon comes back to the
---y AFTER farfalaD ot Il swell lunch al the
.-. le- itHl1t- ..-.-e +o and finds Swiftly Joe
~ u hat i..--T7
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such dizzy doings When the Iollv
Kidd. Bowling Club Of East Hun
l--l and Eighty 'steenth street
wants split things wide open they
--s o--o hraus. hall and gives a
grand annual masked ball gents
la- checks seventv-hve cents. And
when the Twomblev-Cranes have
had new Looey Cans decorations
put IN the ballroom of their double
N-e..-et town house and want 70
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VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81 ,alaI--.a-s
free. all makes taken psrt paynssnt Ia sain.
IN Uncerwoocs. Reminstors. divers. Sni,hs
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TWO LARGE SUNNY ROOMS: ss.5o two pei
sons. 80 one person private family; refeI
ence. Randolph, 2oI West Tooth ST
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PARTITION SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-Frark Matcne. Plaintiff. against OTnero
Pardi. Lena Pardi Vincent c. Pope ard Livia
Pepe, defendants.-In pursuance Of an in.erlocu-
tory Judgment OF partition and sale. duly made
and entered in the above entitled action. and
bearing date the 27th Gay OF January. 1870 7.
the Undersigned, the referee in said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction. at the Ex
chsnge Sales Rooms. MS Ills Vesey Street. in
the Borough of Manhattan and City OF New York.
On the 2lst day Of February, $40, at twelve
0 clock nJon on that day. by Bryan l. Kennedy.
aEctioneer. the premises directed by said judg-
ment 70 be sold. and therein described as I0l-
lows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
situate, lyirg and being in the Borough of Man.
haitian. City. County and State of New York. OF
the northwest corner OF Bedford and Leroy (for-
merly Burton) Streets. fronting on Bedford
Street. and containing in front IS feet and on
Leroy Street, IS feet TO land OF Cornelius Banta
and On the line of Cornelius Banta 81 eel
thence easterly parallel with Leroy Street IL
feet inches: thence northerly at an angle OF
forty-nve degrees from the last line. Il feet. so
as to leave the remainder OF the lot rs feet as
is now fenced Excepting therefrorn an alley
way Of feet wide and feet hiEa along the line
OF Cornelius Banta's lot or line TO Leroy street:
and all the estate. right, title and Interest Of
the parties TO this acrion. WI ether present or
future vested or contingent OF dover. eurtezy or
otherwise.
The following is q diagram Of the property TO
be sold: It's street Eurnbers are 1-4S LsRoy
Street.
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sURRoGArE's NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County
or New York notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Darius Ogden
MlIls, late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased. to present the same. with vouchers
thereoI, to the subscribers, at their place OF
transacting business. No Is Broad Street in
the City OF New York. On or before the Isr
day OF September next
1910.
OGDEN MILLS.
ELISABETH NJ. REID,
STETsON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL. Attor-
neys for Executors. ID Broad Street. City
OF New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEP OF HON
AbasF c. Thomas. q Surrogate OF the County
sons having claims against Nary l. Vail late
Of the County OF New York, deceased To present
the same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber
at his place OF traCsacting business at the Office
The City OF New York. or or before the 1st day
Of August next.
Dated New York, the 18th day or January.
-r-roS CHARLES H sTEBRINs. Executor.
THEODORE l. BAILEY. Attorney for Executor
No. 62 Wlliam St, New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abaer c. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
or New York. notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against Charles Bachelor
late OF the County of New York, deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber. at her place Of transacting business
At the oftlce Of Merrill * Rogers No lbs
broadWay. Manhattan. in the City OF New York
on or before the first day Of August next
Dated. New York the 18th day of January
1910 ROSANNA BATCHEIIOR Fxecurriv
MERRILL & ROGERS. Attorneys for Executrix
- 5roadWay. Manhattan, New York City.
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IOST-BANkBO BOOKS.

RETIRING. sale os.1ce furniture bookca
chairs. desks every description ALFF
TIGAR 1914 William 81.
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The LEST SALESMAN
Is
9 AT ALOG
Rightly Arranged and Worded.

I'll compile Or revise catalogs and circulars
sc- l1e hardware stores. tiaware. plumbing.
rzsch-rs- agricultural and similar businesses
URol reasonable terms Interview solicited ",
BOX >. Tribune Office
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE 70 CREDIToRs:-TAKE NOTICE
that the undersigntj intend to apply 70 the
Surrogate OF Washington County for Letters OF
Administration OF the Goods. etc, OF Eliza
Christie. late of the Town of Greenwich
County OF Washington and State Of New York
deceased, according to the provisions Of Section
1854 of the Code OF Civil Procedure. for limit
Ing the penalty OF bonds OF administration;
and notice is hereby given TO all persons hav-
ing claims against said Eliza Christie, deceased,
[ present their claims. with proper vouchers
thereof. to the Surrogate OF the County OF
Washington at his office in the Village OF
Salem. n. Y. before the 2Sth day OF
February, 1910.
Dated. Greenwich. n. Y, January 90. 1910
WILLIAM JOHN McGEOCH
WILLIAM D. CHRISTIE.
VAN NESS & MAYNARD. Attorneys. Green
Tich, n. Y.
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I-AEtLEs Il STEBBINSS, Executor
THEODORE l: BAILEY, Attorney for Executor
NO 62 WlIlianl St. New York Citv-
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co NC
2iI-213 East Tooth St
Natr Crly

HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co INC
-2il-213 East Tooth ST
New York. January 31st, 1910
To Mrs. shorten, Mary Post. Harlem Window
Frame Co. z. Henderson, J. Genovese. E. T.
Finley, Mr.. Ferguson. James Farrell J. Cum
Ilinsky. Mrs. c. z. Coe. c. Withers J. olsen
and c NJ. Mccormick: You and each OF YOU
are hereby notified that the time for the nav
ment OF our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired, after due no
tce thereof had been given you. we Will cause
sucA property to wit. household goods per-
sonal effects. merchandise. carpets. etc. stored
py you or IN your name IN the Harlem Storage
Warehouse Co.'S warehouses to be sold ar pub
lie auction according 10 the statute in such
case mace and provided at Nos. I'll and 21S
February 1zth 1910. at 1880 a. m. and if the
sale thereof is not completed said date, the
same viii be continued at the same place on
every day thereafter. beginning at 10 80 G. M,
and continuing until the sale is completed
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO..
w. c. GILBERT. Sec.y and Treas
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Femlle.
NURSE Gafant,sl.-Irish Catholic; hespital
wages $50. Julien Bureau. 81 West i2d St. Tel
berwork: speaks good English s20-s22. good
references. city or country. Industrial! Assocla-
tion, 9 East 42d St
NURsE.-By Protestant girl; kind disposition:
n3ad person W we'd e P fas Bureau. $2d coubus a
ave. Tel 1894 SCHUYLER
NURsE.-Neaf young girl; experienced infant OF
around: experienced; any distance; together. sep
erate MorrowG Bureau. ~ Lexington ave.
NURsE.-Ensiish: good differences: also Others
Naleorf Bureau, II West SD st Phone 300
Madison.
NURSE or cHAMBERMAID.-By newly land
wages s2o-S22. Cali at Lang & Boecherer Co.'s
Bureau, 43-45-47 West $50 81
NURSERY GOVERNEs.-By refined German:
fourteen years experience. schreirer. coi West
PARLORaIATD.-Nfce Swedish girl. with good
reterences. SeFroeders Burean. $50 Lexington
PRACTICAL NURSE.-HospitaI experiences:
ready for patient: Christian; best references;
prices moderate. 155. Demarest. \. J.
VISITING MAID. cay or week; practical 7Grs-
sewing assist With 9thsr work aI any loea-
born St. Brooklyn.
WAITRESs--scotch Protestant: strictly first
class; very neat. four years reference: coun- :
Try preferred. c.. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122
West 23d ST
Ess;-Neat: nice Swedish girl; very good
waitress: best references Osterhers's BUREAU
ZIG Lexington ave. Tel. i055 Plaza.
WAITRESS Experienced. neat tan girl: s25-
$50; good city reference. Waldorf Bureau, 1e
West SD St. Phone 300 Madison.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER-In an institution
or with family OF adults; or useful maid; IL
tellgent Protestant woman country. z IL. o..
2. As-h-I-rcn ave. Yonkers. y.
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Leroy 81.

The approximate amount Of taxes, assess
ments and water rates which are TO De allowed
70 me purchaser out OF the purchase money or
paid BY the Referee is S52e. s5 and interest
Lated New YORK January 2Sul, 1910.
s. =. H. WARD, Referee.
LEWKOWITZ & SCHAAP Esqrs
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
10 Is Nassau Street. City Of New York.
CHARLES ZERBARINI. Esq,
attorney for Defendants. Pardi
DAVID z GROSSMAN ESD
Attorney for Dsfanfants Pere
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aa,,S -, neat, thoroughly comRtent. white, FOR
- hOuSeMorK no washing or ironing:
; gooo references. Address Box OF, PleasantviiIe
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HELP WANTED,

Male.
5000 .SsI@A->-a oung man, preferably American
Broadway. - Sos
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FuRNIsHEo ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
TWO LARGE SUNNY ROOMS: So. so two per
sons so one person. private family. refer
. ence RANDOLPH 2oI West Tooth ST
FOR SALE.
RETIRING o;tice furniture bookcases
chairs. desks every description ALFRED
IosT-BANKsoo
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankhook No. SOC, ,0s5 OF
the German Savings Bank in the City or New
York corner ath ave. and l4th St. issued To
FRITZ Never In trust FOR Alice Louise Hafner
An persons are cautioned against negotiating the
same II not returned TO the bank ON the 10th
day or February. 1910 q duplicate will be is
sued.
LOST --Bankbook No es.0aa OF the Eohoken
Bank for Savings. All persons are hereby
cautioned not 70 negotiate the same as payment
has been stopped Finder will please return book
70 the hank
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankhook No 563 7i6 OF
the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank PAY
ment stopped Please return, book 10 bank.
No, 81 Chambers 81
LOST -Rankhook No. 42T s2i ~ the Enaigrant
Industrial Savings Bank. Payment stopped
Please return beck 70 bank No. 81 Chambers al.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
. ROPOS Al =

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF supplies and Accounts. Navy De-
partrnent, Washington. c., until 10 o'clock
a m. February S, 1910. and publicly opened
yard Brooklyn. N Y. quantity OF naval sup
plies. as follows: Sch. al45: Blankets.--Sch.
Sch. 2I72: Propelling machinery for So-foot
gasolene barges.-Sch. 21T9: Wire.-Sch. 2lso:
Hose crash. grommets--Sch- PISA: Taps and
dies Sch 2ls5: Voice tubing. hose. turpenune
Sch. 2Is6.-Steel-Sch 21ST: Cnions.-ech.
2i97: Pickles. Applications for proposals shoulc
designate the schedules desired by number.
Blank proposals will be furnished upon epplica-
ton TO the navy pay office New York. y. Y,
or TO the Bureau. E. 3. ROC GERS. Paymastsr-
General. Z. S. N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-07
NO WAR FEARED

LISBON. Oct danger OF an
uprising In the provinces for the
purpose Of restoring Manuel 10 The
throne has reached a minimum. &C
cordlng 10 a statement issued to
day BY the provisional cabinet
President ngRga said that messages
have been received from leading OF
ticlaiA tn the provinces. giving a..
surances % loyalty and support 10
the republic
The cabinet al the same time f..
sued denial that the Foyalinta
wgre moblllEing to attack Lisbon
Notwithstanding thia. the entire re-
publican force Of the army and
navy Is held Ia readiness Tor an
emergency
The "city guard. which held out
for two days against The national
lists. today Joined their fortunes
with those Of the republic Hasi.
ness conditions have become near.
" normal. and stores have re.
opened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-07
new REPUBLIC
is LAUNCHED
(ceneluded)


King Manuel az first wanted to
stay In Lisbon and fight. but his
advisers forced him 90 flee. When
the Necessidadea palace began to
crumblc under the shells OF The re-
publican manned Warahipa and
forts. Manuel left the building by
means OF a secret exit. and went 60
MARIA. north Of Lisbon Queen
Amclic and DOwager Queen Maria
PA. then az Ciutra. Joined Manuel
al MARIA. The duke OF oporto re
malacd ia hiding until Thursday.
when be boarded the royal yacht
Amclic and sailed 10 Egiecifa, near
MARIA Manuel and the others.
guarded by the students 81 the Ma
FRA military school. vent 90 Fri
ceira on the way the young king
wcpt constantly and threatened re
peatedly TO return tie WAS dis
suadcd from his purpose. and hin
mother and the party boarded the
royal yacht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-07
NOVEL AND INTER-
ESTING WINDOW
DISPLAY

Business men and women are re.
marking about the interesting OK
hlbit OF Edison Business Phone.
graphs displayed By the Eilers
Music House IN their Third av. win.
dow this week Complete office
fixtures Of exceptional style and
beauty have been installed and in
this appropriate setting a force Of
competent operators demonstrate
the wonders Of modern office an.
planes IN a most comprehensive
manner
Tho Edison Business phonograph
Is seen In full operation. The IN.
terested spectator sees the wax rec.
ord placed on the ph0nogrnph and
the dictator record upon II his let.
ters. The wax record is then hand
ed 10 the typlst who places IL upon
her phonograph and the recorded
letters are reproduced 10 suit her
speed upon the typewriter.
~ Us apparent az once the many
advantages Of the Business Phono-
graph, principally for the fact that
the dictator answers his letters
when he is In the mood or at first
reading without being compelled TO
call the photographer from work
That she is transcriblnR for some
one else IN the office, OF letters
that he has previously dictated him
sell. The Increased speed of tran.
scribing as well az varied speed OF
the dictator Is also evident
The completeness of this display
is aided considerably by the Install
alton Of a Western Electric Inter.
Communicating system and the lat
est Burroughs Bookkeeping ma
chine. as well as an American Multi.
graph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-07
SPANS Do~aosr Moves.

MADRID Oct. 7l--(vla Hendaye J
- Marie Christine. mother % kiuE
Alfonso. IL preparing 10 give up her
residence 81 the Orieuts palace.
where the king lives. and take up
an abode IN another part ~ the
capital Il Is unofficiallY asserted
that the queen mother decided upon
this plan ia an effort 70 convince
the Spanish people that she really
Is not exerting a rsactlonary ipflu
cnce over his majesty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-07
SONS OF PORTUGAL In
SEATTLE DISCUSS MANUEL

A dozen members Of the Portu
gueae Mutual Benefit society held
a meeting Ia a little restaurant At
Maynard and Eighth av = last
night and passed resolutions con.
demning Dom Manuel. the young
man who was king OF. Portugal till
last Tuesday
IT'S thceaa way" said joe silver,
opening the meeting. "rhiHa here
Manuel he make fool of himself
with the French Firl We can no
stand Tor such fooliuhncas. 80 We
say. Manuel you crazy, We don't
like you no more"
The remarks 81 Mr. silver were
heartily subscribed by the other
sons Of sunny Portugal present
aud after three or four rounds of
home brew. the society declared a.
self Ia resolutions
'rhe king ne all right" pleaded
Domluiek neGrnva. Il like the King
and ! think he ~ good TELLER nut
what he done IN that parce Is very
bad. Why should "A regular hing
run round with dance hall girlf'
No one vouchnAfcd an answer
to pominiek'H question. 80 Il was
laid on the table.
Edwardo Saiylni. Who 10 an uncle
OF the house of salylnia Of theatri
cal fame hy the way. took the floor
and made a passionate plea foF a
more generous federation OF klng
Manuel
The boy has fallen. Whatever
may have been the example % 9th
er moaarchics. lot us al least. show
Our loyalty 60 our country by stand.
iug by our klnE Ia this hour 81
trouble
The others didn't seem 10 care
Tor Edwardo's line OF argument at
all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-07
CITY FOR
yEGGMEN

with the approach Of winter
bringing az Il always does an in
flux OF tramps and "yeggmen,' the
most dangerous class of criminals.
Police Chief Wappcnstein has IL.
sued general orders to his aubofdi
mates To see that their beats are
kept clear OF this class OF thieves
"Thcsc Johnny Neggs will not
hesitate 10 take human life If cor.
ncred." said the chief. "and Il IL
necessary that my men rid the city
OF them They are beginning %
make themselves manifest al
reAdy"