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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
TREASURER AND TAX
COLLECTOR AT PEACE
Money in City's Strongbox
Totals Nearly S6,OO0,OOO

Between the city treasury and the
tax collectors Office yesterday there
was not a ripple of disturbance Nc
Dougald had his hard earned millions
and Deputy Lowe treasured his re-
ceipt for more than $1.O00,00O.
The. money in the city treasury at
the close Of the day was S5.9352S772.
and in banks on the treasurer's call
S5,62s. 500, making the city's total cash
resources S11, ,564,SS772
A few delinouents went into the tax
collectors office saddled with the Is
per cent increase IN their bills due
the city. but none appeared where the
fine was considerable, and as all have
until next April before the final Der
cent penalty is added, the receipts for
the day were trif1ing
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

The country dance at.
r,e .Omcers' ciub last
evening. was one Of the.
most enjoyable affairs
or the season al the
p-esidio. The guests
were attired IN tennis
suits and EinEhsm
dresses. in keeping with
the plan of the barn
dance There was an.
saction at midnight of
the supper baskets. and
picnic supper followed.
The proceeds VIII he
.svoted no the fund for
the Army relief society
The Organization IS
ramous as a. charitable 3
society and has don
extensive work for the
relief n the widows and
orphans II sol6ief
Among tie guests ftenl.
The post were --
colonel ana aIrs. Tohn a. I.sa
r-io,e1 and Mrs. n. J.. Phistr
colonel and Mrs. FharlcS =.
i Cruhh
captain and A,rs Im-s Ciaa-.
nalear -
D sutenant and Ms John :
Crane
,Is5or and Mrs J. p. 0'Ne1. E.
Colonel and Ms Jahn Rroos>
Major an6 Mrs Edward =
Mnisr
Csptsin and Mrs. James z.
csPtsi1 and Mrs George
Grimes
Ifeutensnt and 1.rs Bed3s
min r.. WADE
lieutenant and Mrs. Paal
Beck -.-
CAPTAIN and Mrs. T. p. steele
Lieutenant and Ms Worth
fnFfon Noselev
captain Frank A. Wilcox
Lieutenant George Goodrich
Miss Mcbride ~
Miss Harrison --..-s
Miss Wuest
Miss Brooks .-.
Miss Louise Boyd en-
tertsined several girls
from town at an fnfor-.-
nal luncheon yesterday
AZ her home IN San -Ra
fseL The complimented
guests were Miss Kath
crime Stoney anil Miss
Helena Stonev. who are
being entertained at a
round Of parties in the
younger set.
.
Mrs. RENT Chabot has
invited several Of the
local society matrons to
a series Of luncheon
parties this month at
her home across the
bag. The first wiz take
place Friday.
Mrs. william A Garlic
ton. wife of Lieutenant
Carleton. Is convsIescent
but IS still al the gen
ers1 hospital al the
Preside. .
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

Mrs. Wickham Havens
viii entertain one of the
largest card parties of
December at her new
home in Piedmont. hax-
ing sent out nearly 800
invita- tions for Thurs
day. December IS. Mrs.
Havens has had her
home remodeled and the
December party will be
the first elaborate en-
tertainment in the new
residence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

THIRD AUTO DEATH-Pittsburg Kan. Nov
3O.-Desth today claimed a third victim ~
motor car accident here last Monday. Ed
ward Duncan. aged SO. proprietor Of a cloth
ing store, died from HIS injuries Arthur
Chee than. another OF the injured. is not ex-
Dected TO li,ss TODAY
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
Army Orders
ne,loL Di.nnlch 10 The Gill

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30s- Army orders: The
president has accepted the resignation Of Csp-
tain dohn J. CLARK, philippine scouts 10 take
effect January :.
Major Henry ". Whitney adjutant -cnersl
IS relieved from duty ~ Port Riley and will
proceed 70 Sau Francisco and sail about Jsuuary
: for Philippines duty.
Leave Of absence for ono month is granted
Major Joseph r. Dickman. Inspector general.
Philippines divis on.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
MALE HELP WANTED

MEN wanted. age IS To 35 for iremen 800
monthly. and brakemen $50. on nearby rail
roads. experience unnecessary: no strike: pro
motion to engineers conductors: railroad en-
ploying headquarters: 500 men sent to
positions monthly: state age: send stamp
Railway Association. care Call office
WANTED--Men by large contracting company:
$20.000 contract work going: can learn auto
mobiles electricity. plumbing. brick lsyinr
trade in few months: no apprentices or heln-
ers' work and no expense. catalogue free
Inted Trade School Contracting Co., 1901
Call bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
HOTELS

HOTEL. BRISTON. AIS O'Farren st.-Au modern
eonyenfences; room and bath $40 per month";
center OF business section; single rooms $50
week up; country trade solicited
HOTEL PANAMA. 170 4th st--Newly opened
hot water. steam heat, every room: all out
side rooms; soc day up; s.. 80 week up
HOTEL AMERICA 1O45 Market st.--Heart OF
shopping dis SOC to 81 per day; strictly mod
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

A sale that will at
tract many society pa :
irons will be. held this
evening and tomorrow
evening in the annex of
the Hamilton Square
Baptist church in Post
street near Steiner.
There will be a display
of holiday novelties for
the eager shopper and
society women and
church members VIII
preside at the various
booths.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

ADDRESS By DOCTOR PETERs-A special
service VIII De held iy tho salvation Army
at fle army hal Pos and Fillmore streets
thlS evening ~ o'rlorS. rheD Ilr. Madison
q. Peters Of New York uill address those
present
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

One of the interesting
engagements of the sea-
son is that of Albert
Clark of this city and
Miss Laura Bransford OF
Red Bluff. They have a
host of friends, who are
offering their felicita =
tions. Miss Bransford
was one of the most
popular members of the
class of '07 at the Uni
versity of California and
of the Pi Delta Phi So
rority. She is a charm
ing girl of the blonde
type. The Bransford
family is prominent in
this state. and an uncle
OF the bride to be is
mayor of Salt Lake
City. Albert Clark is a
graduate Of the state
university with the class
OF 'o7. and has a wide
acquaintances here and
across the bay. He is a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Clark Of Berkeley.
The date for the we'd
ding has not boen an
nounced, but it prob
ably will be an event
Of the summer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

Miss Katherine McRae
is the guest of Miss
Erna st. Goar at the
home Of the latter in
California street and is
being entertained at a
series Of informal par
ties.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
LODGING HOUSES TOILET

ELEGANTLY furnished "A room boarding and
rOoming house; best location in Berkeley. See
GORMAN FURNITURE STORE, 2551 Tele-
graph av.. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
FEMALE


-sTENoGRAPHER BUSINESS COLLEGE
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK KEEPING AND OF
o FICE, WORK ACCURATE AND CAREFUL
WORKER. DESIRES a STEADY POSITION:
WILLING TO START AT MODERATE
SALARY: GOOD REFERENCES. ADDRESS
BOX 277. CALL OFFICE.
COMPETENT young woman would like position
strictly business. Box 7049. 1l0S Valencia ST
COMPETENT cook would like to get position
IN a private family: wages $40. Please call
S44 Eddy st. or phone Franklin 4d9s
COMPETENT woman wants work by day wash
ing cleaning; 50 day. carfare. 1884 Fol-
som st. between 2oth and 26th.
DRESS. MAKER. competent. wishes engage
skirts. shirt waists: reasonable. 1459A Frank
lin St. corner Bush; phone Franklin 5533
ESTABLISHED dress maker soiicts ladesl
patronage at home by the day: perfect fit
ting; very reasonable prices. Phone Park 5233
GoVERNESS wishes positions teaches all COM
mon branches. music, French. Box 3257, Call
Office. Oakland.
MAN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS OF ANY
KIND IN EITHER HOTEL. APARTMENT
HOUSE OR RANCH: BOTH ARE GOOD ALL
AROUND WORKERS. PHONE SUFFER- 1858.
STENOGRAPHER. first class experienced.
wishes permanent position Address box 25e,
Call office.
WANTED BY young girl. to assist at light
housework in a respectable family Address
box 263. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
OFFICES and STORES TO LET

SPLENDID opportunity and location for painter
and paper hanger, carpenter and cabinet
maker. harness maker and shoe maker stores
with living rooms; very low rent can be paid
mostly In work Apply lumber office ABB
East 14th ST. Fruftvale. Oakland.
HALF office OF desk room. third floor Market
ST. front Call room so. sheldon building
461 Market St. today after o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
FURNISHED

FURNISHED
$200-11 r.; large grounds; Clay nr. Maple.
$1oO-6 r.: middle; 1924 Jackson nr. Jones'
So. .5O-S r. house; 1906 Webster California.
S60-6 r: 1926 Leavenworth Jackson; fat.
$50 -50-5 r.: 1902 Jones mr. Pacific.
$27 5O-3 r. and b.; 1885 Clay cor. Leavenworth.
So. so and So. 50-3 T. and b.; 316S California
nr. Lyon; furnished and partly furnished.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
TO LEASE

FOLSOM St. 23s9-91. near 2Oth-Roomfng house
Of 30 rooms and baths. thoroughly renovated:
rent reasonable. Apply TO G. IT. UAIBSEN &
CO. 20 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
OAKLAND HSKG. ROOMS

CoZY. 5 room, furnished fat; south front mod
ern; near .streetcar and Key Route: reasonable
rent: adults. 1907 Prince st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
HOUSES TO LET
UNFINISHED

TO rent-Alusic studios; splendidly equipped; a
few left KOHLER & CHASE bldg. %
O'FarrelI St
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

S75-s r: sS1 Ashbury mr. Frederick: garage
S60-10 r; 1924 Clay mr.. Scott; modern
$55-12 r.; 2029 Vallejo nr. Laguna; view
$500 r: 1923 Cough nr. Vallejo.
S40-S r.; PAS 10th av Clement ST.; modern.
S45-10 r.; 311S Washington nr. Lyon.
S12. 50-3 r. and b.; % DelgadO OFF Hyde
STORES. LOFTS. ETC. NORTH OF MARKET.
s100-Bush and Kearny; ground door space.
S75-Eegant. large, light I'd floor; 45O Mkt. st.
S3S-Store. Ne cor. Union and Larkin SITS.
$30-Store. 61S Clement Ut. Tth av
S3O-Store. 1874 Devisadero nr. Pine.
S2O-Fine location for fruit store.
S25-Store and rus. 296S Washington.
$25 and S30-Stores. 2O24-26 Hayes nr. Cole.
$3.50 to '$30-Large. light sample rooms.
S1o-1243 MeAllister ut. Fillmore; 15x25.
Sso-3,0O0 So IT. Sc. cor. Market and Main: Of
fee loft: elevator; steam heat; water and
light free.
SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION
SO. .5o-Flat of r; 1892 Folsom mr.. 18th
$30-Stores with living rooms: 9th nr. Folsom
800 r; 1925 18th ST. nr. Dolores: upper
SO each r. and b.; modern fats, being com
pleted: 9th st. nr. Folsom.
S22. 50-7 T.; 246 Chattanooga mr. 23d; upper
SO. .5O-5 r: Al A1varsdo mr. San Jose; upper.
So. .50-4 r; elegant apt. fat; It's Duboce mr.
Valencia; every convenience.
S25-$ 500 T. and b. each: 1855 Folsom mr. nth
$25-7 T.; 3S Sharon 10th: upper
500 T. each: 2I00 23d St cor Potrero ~: 3
fine sunny fats; every convenience.
500 r.: 1929 18th ST. nr. Dolores; lower
$12. 90 r. and b.: 154A Langton nr. Folsom
$9-$12-Modern apts.. T. Ca: newly renovated.
161 Morris av. nr. Bryant bet. 5th and eth
]. ". WRIGHT & CO..
DDS MONTGOMERY ST.
MILLS BUILDING.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
SEWING MACHINES

DOMESTIC. 1914 FILLMORE near Post. THE
place TO buy. rent or repair sewing machines
or all makes; lowest prices best terms b
w EVANS, agent; phone West 1901
SEWING machines all makes. renting ra,sfr-
ing. McNALLY. 2684 Mission; tel. Mission 202
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
FURNITURE FOP SALE

S750-Artistic modern furniture OF a modern 3
room nat. including piano, velvet carpets. verv
fine birdseye maple bedroom set, weathered
oak dining room set; everything in keeping:
nat can be rented; no triferS. Telephone
Ala. 1888
carload OF fine furniture Just received from
factory; aiso carpets and linoleum: regular
factory prices: we save you % to 40 per cent
on all purchases. country orders solicited
NJ II. JOB, Factory Agent. 334 Sutter ST.
GILT frame looking glasses at half price az
Fl. SCHELLHAAS'. 40s 11th ST. Oakiand
SEE H. SCHELLHAAS. the furnitnrs desIs-
O. O. F. bldg. 11th st. at Franklin Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
RENT THAT VACANT room

A SMALL want ad in The Call will do it
quicker than dozen signs plastered your
windows and which spoil the looks Of your
home besides. Phone Kcarny Sc for ad
man to call and see ~ou
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
FURNITURE WANTED

buyers OF furn., carpets pianos desks
merchandise etc; always pay cash Nfark IT
Levy Auction Co. 1142 SIeAliister. T. PARK SfO
WILL pay top prices for furniture and nar
chandfse, or sell on commission L. n RT-RD
auetioneer. Phone Market 40S5; 431 Van Ness
WESTERN Furn. Co. 1648 Devisadero sf naV
highest price for 2d hand furniture. West 244
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
APARTMENTS
BERKELEY APARTMENTS

n
TREFHAVEN APARTMENTS. Ridge road near
Euclid av-. BERKELEY-UP To DATE HOUSE
KEEPING APTS.. WITH EVERY MODERN
CONVENIENCE: CALL ANY TIME; MUST
BF SEEN To BE APPRECIATED.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
OAKLAND HOUSES no -

FOR rent-House. 3 rooms. baths. laundry, 2
Kitchens, gas range. coal range and house
partly furnished. II desired: viii accOmmO-
date families fine house for family OF
adults; shedroom for aUt t0mObfle. HIGHANf.
$40 E. 18th St. Oakland, phone Merritt 3599.
SEND call for new printed catalog GEO W.
AUSTIN. 1918 Broadway. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

Mrs. J. Downey Har-
yey has gone to Del
Monte for a visit OF
several days, but. will
return to town for the
holiday sea son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01

Mrs. william A. Garlic
ton. wife of Lieutenant
Carleton. Is convsIescent
but IS still al the gem
ers1 hospital at the
Preside. |
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-17
SIGNS OF ZODIAC ON
JEFFRIES AND JOHNSON

IT TnICS ANU JOEfiN DUN
l.7,-
No" CONES i'l' H.
scientific a~troI"Ier. and advises the
sport fans of the country to bet their
nancy am Iatrrias Iacl3r.r,, that all
7.,
OF '"e Ni-"> ~ me "'.' 'i'> i'' ~ IL NM
champion. Inc professor SAYS JehltS
will win. but he is doubtful Of the
f.h+ +al,fna MACE because both men
H., 1-,.
''' -
tuf'.
Inc professor mas mace an approx
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-17
Letters rom
The People
BOOKING biiEpos1Ts.

Editor AdvertiseF:-,The decision Of
Captain Matson that a deposit must be
paid before reservations arf Pade, for
all passengers booking ON the Matson
Navigation companx 4 steslners, ap-
peals to all business men and traN-
clers "a the proper stand to take This
company has been exceedingly cour-
teous, to its pecuniary loss, in holding
reservations to the last moment, and
turning down bonatde applicants Tor
passage. A. an example, when the
writer was in san Francisco last Oc-
tobcr and was returning on the :. :.
HlIonIan, several parties wanted pas
sage on the same vessel, but as she
was booked full. with a dozen or more
On the waiting list, they We're turned
down. Yet when the steamer sailed
fherc were only eight or ten cabin
passengers on hand. This is only ~
example IT many similar eases known
10 the writer.
Yours truly.
r. l. Lille.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-17

r. ! LILLE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04
MAIL ORDERS
o...--o


ths that I'm Be
ant Oh 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04
he Greatest School Supply House on
the Atlantic Seaboard
FULL EQUIPMENTS FOR THE SCHOOL

Quer 200 Articles Used in the School
Room Always on Hand.
There located in the city Of Richmond mammoth h house 5s, that
its kind in the East South It fact however that the Virginia
e The sad the a
ooreo supplies Of house to be found on the seboa
1e he S - Streets
stock Of sehooroo supplies that ANYTHING its line
the county These supplies consist Of not less than oq articles d
on the floors immense desks bckboars maps globes chairs
any kind scoooo not any pabe
private school college university
all manner Of chooroo furniture and the in but
snd ae o @ are q
The State Board Of Education has adopted the products Of
them may mentioned map Virginia maps different
s Stationary s goe globes and Ths
Board has the classical this Company teaching
ancient lent history : J.. foon1na .,oo,
@ D9 soo s2 s ds s 9Po and a s ss ds
Commercial desk Also worthy Of me the companys big line
az and G spdta iag The school desks this COMPANY were
competitors for the handsome John Marshall High School Of Rich
Company full line Of all kinds Of blackboar
er to I @s una ae aS
smooth vev black This blackboard
it been Demonstrated especially adapted
not hesitate guarantee any period
years great domestic and foreign demand for these boards
ees % of's suPpg the
"d Dominion Dusts Crayon This manufactured by
process especially obvate the chalk dust of the schoooom
often fills lungs teachers well students So popular
that the schools orhee States of the Union and
foreign using other
line of library bookcases and teachers desks manufactured
that gives employment
thousands Of dsnd bookcases be shipped
all the world.
The Old Dominion heating and is the
Belvin, the president of the Mr. Ben justly
prdes and well he
used throughout and regarded the
best heating and ventatg shoooos churches
public buildings that has been invented The especially
adapted such buildings where is expent steam
& Is % t 1s ess s on s B l % S ai % @
.tRe i m s r.;
ms Isl Ss
st. ss ' %
+ ~ sss ] = sess ss -;
moth ss s % as4 he s Is s supply s s s ss s
ST. sau Mssa a e Wagon h H d S s 5 Bs I
ss: ri S Ill s Z t. SIT "; small :sss:s
sat ka q its lind tia
.as s aDa ss5 m s 1y 50 s %
Ell s9 % ] I I % s s I'll eh fh s ns
business like t for the The Quality R
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5# MAII. ORDERS
sss.ss; s{ s.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
lM Ll1r1rl.E OLD NEW YORK

means nice List 10 this Baron
Hans. ~ he tells II:
Il had heard much ~ the beauty
~ your society women. though
those whom I had seen ia Europe.
married into the Impoverished no.
bility. led me somewhat 10 doubt
the stories came over here ~
find Out for myself I found many
beautiful women. but I found none
NJ Newport
= would put birth. breeding and
education above 81 other requisites
for my ideal woman. and many
American women have those but
not the women 81 the aratocracy
you Americans have built uD around
your moneyed people.
Working Girls Are Best.
Undoubtedly there are some
beautiful and good women ia Amer.
lea IN your middle classes. among
the working girls. one finds beauty.
charm. goodness and intellectually.
! DO not want 10 see more beautiful
creatures than I found lunchlng At
tho restaurants throughout the
commercial district Of New York
ali working girls. all perfect except
for the too great air u ludepen.
dence that comes ~ giving Amer.
lean girls too much freedom
Maybe the baron will come back
some day and take nice young
aten0grHphef or manicure girl
home 10 Berlin with hlm-if his
folks viii lei him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
Some Kinds of RottenneSS

The who work up the biggest indignation when some
redboodcd human boldly crtcses rotten courts the men
who expect their special privileges be protected by rotten
Rotten business makes rotten politics Rotten politics
makes laws and needs rotten enforce rotten
laws and declare good laws unconstitutional
IL all depends upon the point OF view
who has grown rich because rotten laws have been
enacted by congresses legislatures councils controlled
by political bosses naturally has profound pockctbook
for that will declare all this rocuness
TO be constitutional
And that will declare that this country is going 20 the
demnon bowwoNe the great Of the people who
robbed BY this have the crcsc the
injustice OF business rotten politics and courts
Let human Judge however hand down decision that
smacs Of human justice and protects the many from robbery
BY the few-what then
Criticism Of the by the ioilcd robbcr
Judges two-leggcd human things like the 81
Courts what these human things called judges make them
An honest Judge commands and gets tho respect o All honest
for his honest Judge makes court
and ought get from all honest the open and bold
tempt he commands by his conduct
There's nothing supernatural divine about two-lcgged
judge who pants and socks Justice divncthc judge
who helps make law spell injustice is rotten.
II is proper wholesome and mighty good Tor justice that
all honest have contempt for contemplate courtand
show it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE

NEW YORK. Oct 3.--syery
tlme a stooD.ahouldcrod. spawned
foreigner comes stecraglng into
this land Of the free. with titlo
that may o. may not wash and no
more mof~y than n man back from
his vacation. there's just one thing
he can do. and generally does cop
out nice good looking home.
hrcwod heiroag and take her and
her money back 10 Iiaaenpfeffcr
on the Rhine or AiK.la Mortgage
Quite often We get the girl back
after the money has been tossed
broadcast over the face 81 Europe,
but. Of course. she never IL the
same again. and her parents have
to DO the best they can With her
40 damaged goods
Then again comes a real one.
like the Baron Hans Won Bleich.
foedcr. OF Berlin. who IL heir 20
about 500 900 900 in German marks
and thalers and things. and who
has got the signed papers TO show
for hia noble ancestry. And what
does be dot Yes. what does HE do {?
Does be marry some Newport
belle. whom Ne could very nicely
spare. aud let her spend bis money
AT Monte Carlo and other places
whore they remove u painlSssly
aud without chloroformg
Talks About Society Girls
No. lie goes back 10 Berlin ain.
gle. and be- says things about our
society ladies which are By no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
STROLLER COLUMN

The officers Of the Co..
improvement club ineluds ! 1
one Joker Here IL The 49,.
meeting - be held; 1
Next regular meeting
evening. October an. !, %
Prospect ~ COngrega,le..,, ~ J.
, between 18Th and 10Th ays !
Cnchton Or III Bourna. :
health commissioner 80.
ten us hos 10 fight 70 4 -
festive and frolicksome n.
The buccaneerlng bacIIu 2,
s . us 70 insecticides. -
germs from Germany, 60
from PARA or mlcrobe. a.
land Come "M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
Little Things

barber cutter. weed pillow the reaper the
street conductor ali after little things Of which
big things
The child who penny nickel
and finally Ia the who has the bank roll the automobile
fine home
Nor the only reward The keeps
clean hts brushed. suspeudsr
slouch. the position
n ba
The boz who smiles who has ready help who bat
tell le little big and who that snake
gerous than egcvs will never be begsar
Little things do Ny utte-they grow
fellow a wi q teaspoon. theya
connecting with shovel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

for a sincere and effective effort in
behalf Of law enforcement In this
city, and this under extremely dlf.
ficult and disheartening clrcum.
stances. Ills letter in Thuraday
evenings Star should remove tho
last lingering doubt as 90 bis sin.
eefity at least j. II. c.
Editor Star. Hurrah for The
STAR ! would rather read II than
go to a good opera. for II has got
some blOOdthlrsty williams 20 fight
II would make a lunatlo laugh 10
read about GIN and Wappy not
knowing about gambling going on
To hear them talk Of gambler
aud the alumB makes one laugh
when they know who rs running
The games. There are men posing
as councilmen, Baloonkeepers, hotel
ana restaurant men, while old-tlme
gamblers are walking the streets
hungry The ClancyB were woar-
Ing frazzles on their pants a short
time ago; now they are riding In
their $4,000 automobile.
FANNIE EDMONDS.
$40 John st.