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Business Jots

Cook paints signs. Phone 925.
DR.. F. w. chandler, dentist. Port
Huron building, No. Broadway.
Furnished rooms by day, week or
month. Tweeden block, N. P. avenue.
If you sTAMMER write the National
Institute for Stammerers, Crookston,
MINI. Absolute cure guaranteed.
Attorney John G. Pfeffer has re-
moved his law offices from Broadway
to is Broadway.
The Forum does no job printing,
Send your next order to Hannaher &
Schannach. at 625 N. P. avenue, Fargo
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From the way a mans digestion at
fects his love- making one would fancy
the heart was simply a gastronomis
organ.
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Even though the water is fine. If
you can't swim, don't go in beyond
your depth.
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Buy your favorite smoke of J. II
Stewart. Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes
221 n. p. avenue.
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Guns For Sale.
Time For Action.

Four shotguns, all practically new
Phone 1102-L.
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For the sake or thirsty crops any
good citizen should willingly sacrifice
his straw hat.
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Chop suey at the ratnskeller. M'hr.
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o IL you want an official COM
. plete city directory. phone 697. 4
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Call ]. P. Johnson for feed,
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Prices ranging at
$3.50, $22.5O, SIS, $3.50,
$50, $500, $3.50 up
to $4,000.
Our Selection of WOnlCn'S and
Misses Goats

ElES0C0 NV0tS
For the fall season of 1910
is the largest ever shown
in this city. The materials
comprise every new wooden
fabric that has been de-
creed fashionable for the
season. Handsome fancy
mixtures, plaid back and
Zibelines; semi-ftted, fitted
and ulster styles, for travel
ing, motoring and business
wear; also a very elaborate
line in fine kerseys and
broadcloths; strictly tailor
ed, severely plain; others
fancy trimmed, at excep-
tionally reasonable prices,
$t2.5O, SIS, $3.50, $40, SIS,
$3.50, $50, SIS and
up to $500.
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Tuesdayg OCT. q
Registration day. Concordia college
Moorhead.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-05
NOTAS ' NO7|C|AS

Del dis:rito de Lola comunican
Que n el barrio "Mcdiania Baja' -
declare ua iaccndio en- un bohio, pro
picI4I de Alcilndrina Buria, rc-ul-
tan4o cs;a cJa va.las 4Go mutUrt~
lcvr>.
Del di.tr;to d. Nrga Baja comlr;-
ca q arresto de 10 .nu.vlIuo- l't->
iueron sorpren.::4o, jag4:..," -4....
cu cl matadero de a4a,.I4a p":,..r.,.:..
D"I di,.rito de >an Juan e.,:u,;..-
ran On Ia parada IL. Sanl2"'r-. cl cA-
rtp cLctrlco No. II choc, ca;. IL. 'o-
c:.c, cpmpi5ndOsc IL laMza. \. l. ~,
dr--I ,sc!4s que lamenta!
Los >iggirHtes scrvlclo> l.. 81"
y:r-.~.J,
i:::4cc.on De las o-IcnaAl.> ~
=. .i.,.lcs i. Juegos proh.: - :.
! pna;i1l!eEto y aggression !. .A'e-
"a Ia p-z u. Portar Gr!nas , Ir-a..,;;71
"a detective la pre,ta..' .,- i
2...I.. = s-.yicio>.:
- !.cgv, de gallOs SO. Pn' j-.ryn
i, r:"u!rI,to :. Total 6j.
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Inauguration de
una capiNa.
'Domineuito' cuenta va
con una, la cual fue lnau
gurada ell domingo.
Ell seher YiCario hizo en- ella
Su debut con una esplen.
dida miSa.
De nuestro oorresponsal.

Arecibo, abril 3.-Hoy Sc celebra
con gran solemnidad, la Inaugural
racion de una capilla catolica en- ell
barrio de Dominguito. Sc celebrara
una misa por el Sr. Nicario.
Anoche con eXtraornldlnarla
concurrence Sc puso en- escena en-
este teatro por la compahia Adams,
la bonita y graciosa comedia de don
Jose Echegaray "A fuerza de arrars-
trarse" que fue muy bien interpre-
tada por todos los actores que en- la
obra tomaron parte, tributandose-
les muchos aplausos.
Para el proXimo martes Sc anun-
cia la representation del hermoso dra
ma La Tosca. va conocida per que
siempre Sc We con gusto y donde esta
inimitable la simpatica Evangellna.
Sc anuncia para poner en- escena
d la mayor brevedad la grandiosa
obra "El Cristo Moderno' de un me-
rito indiscutible V de eXtraordinario
aparato escenico.
Con la proximidad de las fiesta:
patronaleS va Sc ha lnstalado una
Ola giratoria en- la calle de la Cruz
Estan de enhorabuena los mucha.
choS.
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Dana gIaVemente en-,
teIma en- Bayamon.

Dana gravemente cnfcrma en-
Abril. 4.-Se encuentra gravemen-
to enferma en- esta ciudad la respcta-
bic Sra. doha Josefa Lopez Ccpero
viuda de Gutierrez Y madre de los
Srcs. don Francisco Y don JOS NJ
Gutierrez.
Que la ciencia logrc combatir la
enfcrmedad de la distinguida dana
Tambi6n esta muy grave, en- la
morada del ST. don Angel Cestero.
el Sr. Alfonso Molina, jefe del distri-
to de la policia. Que logre rccuptrar
la Salud perdida ell Sr. Molina.
Fl escrutinio aver para reina de
las flores, do elmismo resultado que
cl juevcs, quedando en- primern Inca
por tener mayoria, la bella Rosa Ma
ria Rodriguez.
In la liga Flor del Vale" hubo
aver I'm animado juego De base
hat. concurriendo I'm gr-a :moco
Z, "sp"cta torcs.
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O|8GcToR|O DE- SAN JUAN.

PraCticante: - Silvestne FeUoo
Martinez, Observation-Disclosures
cia Colon Y San Jose 6. San Juan.
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n esta imprents - vende psTel 4.
lesicd;oOI vi1o j 2s quintaI.
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No 10 olvideis.

Ron San Lu,s. Los Sres. A. Alva.
jez hermano, siguen obtenieado e! me-
ror exito con Ia venta del acreditado
Ron San Luis'' producto de superior
calidad que ha conquis'ado justa ia
ma e1 la isla y fuera de ella. No
contiene sustancias nocivas y es una
bebida t6nica 7 reconstituyente. No
olvideis que los pedidos deben hacerse
a la acreditada casa calle de San Jose
en- San Juan. Ron San Luis.
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tntusia;mo j
entire cosechefos.
Hay mucha animacion
con los buenos precios
del azucar.
Cou motlyo de las siembras de
cana los famosos quesos de
'hcja' son hoy objetos de
luio.
(De nuestro reporter en- visje.)
VEGA Baia. Ahril l3.

Vega Baja, Abril l3.
Los colonos cosecheros do cana
que muelen las suyas en- la central
San Vicente, estan animados con los
buenos precios que sigue obteniendo
el azucar.
Ell area de cultivo Sc sigue ex-
tendiendo cada vez en- la comarca.
Otros agricultores, entire ellos Ell Sr,
Arturo Guerra que dispone de una
gran finca de area de 900 cuerdas,
sc dedica a otros cultivos ademas
de la cana y fomentan pastos para
la mayor criansa de ganado.
La leche sigue escaseando con
motive de la extension de las siem-
brsas de cana y en- Dorado son va
diffciles de encontrar los famosos
"quesos de hoja" que obtienen pre-
clos subidos.
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IN MAYORDOMO.

In mayordomo con largs practi.
ca en- el cultivo de Ia "cala," desea
colocarse al irente de una co onia, Y
al etecto cuenta con las referencias
que sc deseen. Para informes ests
Administration J en- Vega-baja. con
Arturo Guerra A costa
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Ingeniero Civil.-Ran6n Gan
dis Cordova; Tetuan So, ciu9Ad 8
Parada IL Santurce Miramar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico;
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Farmacia en.-Antiguo esta.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogss
J patentizados. Plaza principal. San
Juan. ..G,
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INABONA
TINTURA INDIANA
para ell cabello y Ia barba.

para ell cabello y Ia barba.
sefior: ipor que Sc tortrra
81 tiere I'd. la T1NTURAP
iCon inquietarse que CANA
Pudiendo comprar la INDIANA?
SQuien aquf s. desazona
Existiendo Ia 1NABONAf
Yano hay ninguna persona
Que no pudiendo p antarse.
No use, para remozarse,
TINTURA INDIANA INABONA
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Ab0gados. S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 80.
Telefono 1858. Box 36G.San Juan.
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Lecciones de piano. La seho.
rita Lola Mas. ofrece dar clases en-
SUI casa 8 4 domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo Z,
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COMMERCIAL

@OGVlll!G
E N T r A D AS D E L
EXTERIOR.
NO HUBO
DE LA ISLA
Vapor aleman President
para St. Domingo.
Vapor americana Arkadia
para n. Orleans.
DESPACHADOS PARA Ell.
EXTERIOR
Para Habana !'apor aleman
Molke
PARA LA ISLA
NO HUBO
BUQUES EN- PUERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Nazeyante pendiente
Sprinfiel descargando
Syria id
Carolina cargando
MOVIM1ENTO DE
CABOTAJE
Operaciones en- puertos
Petra Humacao
Judia descargando
Mayaguezaaa Naguabo y
Humacao
Guillermlto Arroyo
BUQUES QUE Sc
AGUARDAN
Vapor americana Julia Luc.
kembak oali6 de n. York pa.
ra esta ell 26 del pasado
Consig: 1nsular Line.
Vapor americana Carolina
Saldra para n, York ell 6 co.
rriente
Consigf " N. Y. P. r. Ca. a
Napo americana Coamo
RecaIara ii I actual proce.
dente de \. York
Consig: The n. S. ?. r. H.
Napor americana 5. '. Luc,
kembak Saldra de n. York
ell 8.
N'onsig: Insula Line
ltu1oS deld unea "Benner. )"
Goleta Republic debe haber
salido de New York para este
el 20 ultlmO
Consig: Ezquiaga.
Go!eta americana Henry I.
Kreger Saldra para este el IS
corriente.
Consig: ;. Ezquiaga.
E 4 n NCOS-
iCCIONES
Banco territorial y ogricoya S 30
id. de Puerto Rico "43
-CEDULAS HIFOTECARIAs-I
Banco territorialy ogricola.
Emisiones-3a. y 5a. S W
Id. 80. .....0 y T." 100.
&C A NJ B | D s
Londres-s 4S7 L.
n. York Is Cts ID.
Paris a3 p. q ID.
Hamburgo-4.o p. = ID.
Espaha 9a9 p. % L.
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a los Conercianfes.
= Decin1os.

LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece los anuncan.
tee gran var1edad de tpos estios para anuncoe
adornados-Cch6s de estereotipla que mantengau
1e"Pre Implo perfecto el anunoo-Cch6s dc plana
ter especales para aauncies grandes para hoas sus
tas-fl5ese en- las edicones de "LA CORRESPONDENT.
vA En- elias vera suoeeivas muestras mcdees de
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Anuncie Kd. con cIandad
Y eIeqanCia.

FL anuncio artistico bonito 10 lee todo el mundo
orados Ciches especiamente preparados para
periedicamente pare del tex para balances de
0anoee hstas oomerciae modelos para o6cnas ayunta
mentos alcadias, juzgados etc. Avise listed LA co
J tendra mas amplios informes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
WHY EVERY MAN WHO WORK
SHOULD VOTE FOR PARKER

Does
That question is prominent in the
For the first time history Of the squarey drawn
There question of promises juggd WITH there
resentatve and heis in the finals
Clarence Parker not make when he nducted into office
tell that until he tried He fail It would be nothing
public office Others have failed before others will do the future
tolls
with his
him the city that given
Office
labor They party
Parker party
the who and ground alone the Times maintains that he
merits the vote of every working
There enough labor ballots Tacoma to elect him with the largest
ought the hail. 1t is
should not rally Parker and put him in.
If he fails substituted who will make good
making another with possibly
exceptions where tied themselves their anxiety
has begun wake the situation
soy their ranks and line Parker Nothing
md him and IS Times them
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Imanded it by sending in their
dollars and dimes, and today
when the papers were signed up
more than $500 had been poured
into the lap of the young mother
in cash and other donations.
Doctors Cancel Bills.
DR.. Rinkenberg, along with
DR.. Keho and DR.. Flynn, Cancelled
his bill also, and grocery bills
and many other small accounts
were simply wiped off the slate
by sympathetic dealers. A total
of 1915 in cash was applied by
the Times on the payments on the
new home, and the remainder
will be turned over to Mrs.
Holmes for immediate needs.
The PulIets Can Rest Up Now.
The pullets can catch their
breath now and take little rest.
They have done well and will un-
|doubtedly repeat their good work
later, but the wolf has, for the
present, been driven from the
Holmes door, and it is not ex-
|pected to again get close enough
to be annoying.
Mr.. Gill today told the boys
who were moving to take every
thing. The big chicken house
and wire fence he ordered taken
to the new place and he did ev-
|erything possible to adjust mat
ters to make it easy for the
widow to save herself. AS a
final climax, he cut the remain
ing payments to be made on the
home from $12 to 81 a month,
and they will not start until
July.
Puyallup Gives $40.
Subscriptions kept coming in
up to last night, the last one to
be received being $40 from the
Puyallup theater.
With the family all moved and
settled, and the debts wiped out,
the little home at Wilkeson and
Thirty-seventh street presents an
object lesson to show that there
is still plenty of kindness in the
world, despite the desperate
struggle of business, and the too
frequent crushing of the weak by
the strong.
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some years ago when John Wanna
maker offered several millions
spot cash for them to put in Low
fare system was simply one OF the
outward evidences OF the grip OF
that band of grafters on the goy-
ernment of this great city, ths
third In the nation in size.
That was simply an incident 20
show the absolute dictatorship or
the crooks. The same influence
that robbed the people then, mas
been robbing them daily since.
IT finally in its greed for more
plumber trampied on the very
lives Of IFS employees and they
turned; turned like wounded
stag at bay and began to fight ror
their lives.
The company turned loose
It's city government. which it
long aeo bought and paid for.
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Twenty-eight killed.

Strike is over, the men go back
to work, the company makes
some concessions and peace once
more hovers over the city-but 2S
have been killed.
This is the news borne over the
wires from Philadelphia, where
Isince February 10. the men VINO
operate street cars have been
lighting for their lives against the
most corrupt combination OF cor
|porate crookedness and official de-
|pravity this country has e7er
known.
The world has known for =
quarter OF century of the COR
rupt machine rule in the "Cfty OF
Brotherly Love- The giving away
OF the traction franchises to the
political gang that coatrols the
destinies Of the city and the staoa.
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the carnival OF death contin-
ned and 2s were slaughtered
In the street.
All things must end some time
and the conditions existing could
notbe kept up forever, so finally
concessions were made and the
strike Is on. The company wiz
give the men a little better
chance to live hereafter. They
could have done It before and
saved all this trouble and saved
those 28 lives but they didn't.
They cared not Tor the sacrifice Of
Ia few lives by their careless Or
|eratives. We're they not grind
ling out the lives of their thou-
sands Of employees every day2
What are people for anyway y not
ito grind up to feed the avarice oi
greedy corporations that hare
bought with bloody gold the
= |
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DO PREACHERS AND CHOIR SINGERS
VIOLATE SUNDAY ANT|-LAbOR LAW?
(By United Press Leased Wire. f,

(By United Press Leased Wire.
TOPEKA, Kans.. April 15.--
Does the preaching OF a sermon
on Sunday for pay, the singing oi
a church choir for compensation
and the playing Of the church or
gan for money constitute break
ing of Topeka's Sunday anti-labol
law?
Mayor Billiard says these things
are just as much of an infringe.
|ment of the ordinances as the
working of actors and stage han Is
who are now prohibited from foi-
lowing their vocations Sunday.
Mayor Billiard also calls atten-
tiou to the operation of the street
cars on the Sabbath, and to open
drug stores. cigar stores, peanut
islands and soda foundtains.
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Itory--but the people paid for II
with their lives.
Up and down the streets went
these unslilled motormcn driving
their electric juggernauts over tho
bodies Of the people in the streets.
"A little girl run down." "Oc-
Itogenarian mangled under the
wheels" !" ''Motorman was Care
less" Another man killed to-
day" ''Baby ground under
wheels" these were the headlines
appearing daily in the papers.
But the combination OK
capital and crooked govern.
ment went on.
What cared they II people
were killed. what are lives
against the dollars Of COR
| poration2 Sc the fght went
| on. the cars stiil operated
| with irresponsible motormcn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15

and began to club the car
men into submission. Heads
were broken, lives were
1trampled out and the con-
stitutional rights OF peacab1e
assemblage was abrogated In
this city where liberty was
born. Under the very caves
of the old hall where stands
the famous liberty bell. every
human right was tramped in
the street.
But that was only one side oil
he story.
The people outside must have
So the company hired the
'cum OF the streets and placed ir-
men ON the cars and
operated them
Yes, they ran the cars. they
isfcated the strikers who tried e
prevent 4. they won . great rio
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!. A. w. Holmes is moved.

Mrs. A. w. Holmes is moved.
The big day has come, and the
hundreds of Tacoma citizens and
outsiders who have responded to
the call for sympathy her situa-
tion presented are jubilant today
over the success of the campaign,
and the fact that the young widow
Is installed in a new home, with
debts paid up or cancelled, and
ready to start life anew.
The papers were all signed up
by Mr.. Gill and Mrs. Holmes this
morning, and Bert Noll and his
fellow workers who have stood
by the little women so manfully
went up with their wagons and
the moving started.
Moving Was a Jubilee.
If there were any happier peo-
pie on earth than Mrs. Holmes
and the men who were moving
her, they have not been heard
from.
A week ago when the situa-
tion Of the young widow was
called to the attention of the
Times by Bert Noll, everything
looked dark on the horizon of the
little family. Death and sickness
had exhausted their resources,
payments long since due could
not be met on their home, there
was no way, apparently, to do
anything, and nothing was left
but to wait for the constable to
come with a writ of ejectment.
Then the Times told the
story, and the people all over this
city and county began to demand
that something be done. They de-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
CENSUS
MAN HELP
TACOMA

The chamber of commerce is
taking the lead in the census TAX
ing matter, and 100000 blanks
are being printed. These will be
distributed through the school
children and by other means to
every home in the city.
Tacoma has had wonderful
growth in the last decade. 1t is
important that the world know it,
and it can only know it through
the census.
The churches are asked to help
also. Secretary Sommers today
sent letters to all the ministers
asking the Sunday schools to
cooperate and lend every assists
ance in getting at a correct count.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
TAFT THANKED
BY SUFFRAGE
DELEGATES
NO REFERENCE IN RESOLU-
TIoNS TO KISSING EPISODE.

(By United Press Leased Wire J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 15.
Amid loud cheers the conven-
|tion Of National Woman Suffrage
association adopted unanimously
q resolution thanking President
Taft for the speech he delivered
before the delegates. Reference
to tn Kisses with which a portion
|of the speech was greeted. was
|omitted from the resolution. 1t
is declared that the delegates will
take no formal notice of the incl
dent on the ground that the visi-
tors In the hall. and not delegates
to the convention took part in the
demonstration against the con-
vention's guest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
sl5,0O0,000 new
CAPITAL FOR THE
NORTH COAST R.R

BOISE, Ida. April 15.-Boise
railroad men have received in
formation which they believe to
be authentic that William A.
Clark of Montana is to invest
SIS, 100000 to aid in the compile
tion of the North Coast railroad,
which is being promoted by Rob-
ert Strahorn and Gilmore of Pitts
burg. The story is that Mr.. Clark
seeks to extend the field of oper-
ations of the projected road into
Montana and a connection with
the Southern Pacific.
1t is said, also, that a part of
the added capital will be used in
obtaining terminal facilities in
several Northwestern cities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
Accused Slayer Of Mrs.
Frederick Schulz Is
Arrested in Frisco

A United Press dispatch to The Times at 1:30
o'clock today says that Charles j. Weller accused OF
being the murderer of Mrs. Fredercka Shulz was
arrested by the San Francisco police at Ocean Beach,
California, today.
The police came upon Weller as he was loading a
pistol When arrested Weller gave his name as Carl
Wagner.
In company with Weller at the time OF his arrest
was Miss Lottie Freeman, the woman who has been
writing to him at Portland almost daily for some
months.
POST CARDS BETRAYED HIM
It was these postcards which were found among
his effects in Portland that led to his arrest today by
the police in San Francisco.
Captain of Detectives Fitzgerald received tele-
gram notifying him of Wezers capture at the same
time that the news was flashed over The Times
leased wire
Sheriff Morris was Immediately notified by tele-
phone and he will send deputy to San Francisco to
bring Weller back to Tacoma soon as requlsltlon
papers can be secured from Governor Hay.
Weller Denied Identity
When arrested by the San Francisco police, Wez-
Ter strenuously denied his identity. He gave his
name as Carl Wagner, but the police in Frisco
in possession of the photograph of Weller sent out
by Sheriff Morris early in the week. and they declare
the identification to be positive The additional fact
that Lottie Freeman was in the accused mans con-
pany makes the Identification doubly certain.
The local authorities have wired the San Francisco
police to hold Weller and his companion until the
rival of the deputy from Pierce county
The reward offered by the county and state aggre-
gates $780, and this will probably be paid to the caps
tors of the suspect in Frisco
Was Loading Gun When Taken
According to the press dispatches, Weller was
loading a revolver when arrested by the police. The
arrest made late today and Weller and his won-
companion Immediately hustled off to the
detective headquarters in San Francisco, although
they picked up at Ocean Beach, resort just
outside the city.
Slain in Cowardy Attack
Mrs. Fredericka Shulz the victim, was lured to a
lonely spot the Arltondale road Gig Harbor,
As she passed down the road short distance from
her sisters home she was shot from behind. The
assassin dragged her body behind clump of bushes
where it lay for week until bloodhouds led sher-
iff's posse to it,