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The evening world., 1910-12-28
BOGUS DETECTIVE HELD.
ioung Man Hnd NJ Right Ia Play
SIcuth

George Karitan, a young man who
has been in TINS country only three
years, was before Magistrate Steinert,
in Yorkvllle Court to-day, charged with
acting as a private detective Without
proper authorization.
Mrs, Wilmer SHlbo OF No. 35i East
SiNty-ninth street said she employed
young karitln 10 do detective work
for her and paid him s., a week. h
said she believed he was working IN
COLLISION with the person she wanted
trailed, but she had no evidence to back
,his up.
After she began 10 suspect her de-
tcct!yc, Mrs. Szaho wrote 20 the state
Comptroller. State Detective Whitfield
Investigated and arrested Karitan. As
credentials the young man exhibited
what appeared 10 be- a certificate
signed John S"hot. No. : Lorraine
street, Columbus, o."
Magistrate Ste!Hcrt said that this pa
pcr Was a humhug and held the prisoner
IN 500 bail for trial.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
HUSBAND
WHO TOOK SECOND
WIFE NAUSTRAL|A
Jersey Woman Learned Wiley
Welded Lady Constance Gil
bert, Polo Players Sister.

Accusing her husband. Reginald s.
wiley. an Enrllsuman. with having gone
the form " marrying Lady
Gilbert In Australia In 1903.
although he was married at the time.
Mrs. Mary Berrle Wiley OF Montclair.
y. J., was granted a. divorce to-day by
vicc-Chancellor Enery IN the Chancery
at Newark.
WHEY did not appear at the trial ana
his lawyer offered no defense.
Mrs. Wiley was married To him June
10. 1889. In her affidavit she set forth
that her husband deserted her IN n
cheap boardlng-house IN New York city
Dec. 8. 1900. and that slc did not hear
from him again until o a year ago.
when she learned vat after leaving her
he went to Philadelphia and took pas
sage on a cattle steamer for England.
where he was the black sheep OF a
noted family"
Jan. 2. 1903. according TO Mrs. Wiley.
he went through the form Of marrying
Constance Gilbert. who is said to have
the right to prefix the title Lady"
Mrs. Gilbert Is said to be- u sister ~ tho
Grenfc.l brothers. noted polo players
who visited here recently as members
of tho AN liucksavago" team aad
played against the Goulds aud other
distinguished American followers OF the
game.
When Wiley returned TO England with
wife No. . the latter discovered that ne
was already married. Thcreupon sh,
left him.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
ABUSES MAN He KNOCKED
DOWN; CROWD THREATENS.
Motorman Calls Unconscious Driver
Names for Getting in Way and
Anglers OnlookerS.

A ono Hundred and sixteenth street
car on whicn James Fallon of No. 129
Alexander avenue was motorman struck
a delivery wagon driven by samuel
PAU Of No. - Delaney street a. one
Hundred and sixteenth street and Firth
avenue to-day,
Pau wds knocked TO tho pavement.
As he lay unconscious iallon climbed
down from his platform and began
calling the man names for getting In
his way. This anEcrod II crowd of on
lockers, aud the motormau was threat
cned until Policeman Dewitt scattered
them. pfau was taken to Harlem Hos
pltal, scriously hurt. by Dr. Balamuth.
The evening world., 1910-12-28

Crossing Broadway at Lispcnard
street just before noon to-day. william
Cohen, u tailor Of No. 3Gl Randolph
street Jersey city was knocked down
by a %southbound car. The motto man.
william FalCs. stopped the car while
the tailor was still In the fender,
Broadway trdiic was halted abruptly
and continued In "A tangle for quarter
Of an hour after an ambulance and
taken Cohen. who was hurt Internal y,
hut not seriously. t. Hudson street
lnanIIlL
The evening world., 1910-12-28

queradlng as bachelors?
PERHAPS there L. much to be Salh !
favor Of the proposed law. We all HNo"
that an exposed license IL the first 's-
sential os our most evenly prosperous
industry. and there does not seem to ne
any reason why marriage licenses sNo''"
not have similar publicity. Inc w.
ding ring Is nothing moro than "A h'e''v
in n condensed form. and by the la" OF
logic It should be worn by the man anu
the woman, or by neither,
Besides being the law of logic, tins <
the interesting opinion Of one OF me
few brides in New YORK WHO exchanged
wedding rings with her and. she
Is Albertina Rausrh-S Gnc'dcr, VINO was
married last August t. Aur'ste s"h''.-
der. associate manager of the l'ol'l
Astor, and who against her husHah" s
protests continues t. he the premiere
Ganscuse up at the Illppodr'We, wHl'l
brought her over from the hoibuIs
opera House " Vienna,
They Exchanged Rings.
81 gave my husband a wedding rim
md he gave re one, In German We
MOlll JUN WA 's'A f''H AE
hans YOU KNOW, II IS the custom for
men to wear wedding r!lSs with us.
But vet our married men are not better
than yours-f understand not 50 good
so what would a law compelling men to
wear wedding r!nSs here ae''mp.
You would have TO hav' a pole man
detailed to accompany each married
man TO see that he KEEP. his rim on.
as they lid with the chaI!IcuIs ot
,axlcabs in the strike last month. And
even then 1t would be possible to SIP
the ring in a pocket when the guard
wasn't looking.
claws cannot make bad men
good, and the Now jersey mothers
would better teach their daughters
not to DO so trustful. It 10 easier
to make women wise kan to mako
men good.
A Matter Of Course.
"Of course the Wedding ring Is lust
a custom. | do not wear mine often.
and my husband Is now too American
to put his ON every day. But in GET
many we would have to wear them.
ut does not do to say there az here,
We are married. and have people be-
lieve you. II you say 1t. they look at
the woman's hand, then at the mans,
for the wedding ring, With us. a mar
ried man looks just as strange without
n wedding ring as "A wife does, but an
! American man has not the even DISPOSE
tion OF a German and no IL rot always
proud o. being marFieX and maintaining
The evening world., 1910-12-28

A delightful surprise in next Sun
days World. A musical gem from the
new opera, THE Spring Maid"
The evening world., 1910-12-28

= family as our mon arc. Hc would
much rather ne taken for a bachelor
10y a stranger. lie would much rather
a new ana attractive wOman acQualnt-
once should not learn tina he Is one
of the slaves Of the wedd.as ring. Ortcn
he curccals the fact whenever possible.
and he Is perfectly !nnYceu. about 1t.
lie just seems to take a childish delight
'a pretending t. himself mat ne Is a
bachelor.
There Are Otter Signs.
"TLere arc other ways Of telling
n married man from a single one
than by looking Cor the wedding
rirF.
married men are much neater
thar bachelors erd they look at
their watches ofteneT. There 10
Always the thought that they
have to go hone GONE time, which
the bachelor never has.
'ltcI.ly, du yJu know" added Mrs
misunderstanding, $50 many OF YOU
men have rings In their noses 1t would
be a pity 20 make them wear q we'd
ding ring rs we'll
The evening world., 1910-12-28
Harrison Wall Dies In baltimore.

Word was received In this city to-day
OF the death Of Harrison Wall in JOINS
Hopkins University, Baltimore. Mr..
Wal, was a member OF the firm of judi
son G. Wall & son, bond brokers, Of No.
10 Wall street. He had been unier treat
ment In the hospital for a week. His
home was at No. i9S First street. Brook
Ign. Judson G.. Wall, the hcad OF tho
Arm, Is one OF the a Commissioners
appointed by Mayor Gaynor when he
~reorganized the board a year ago. and
has been prominent In Brooklyn politics
for many years.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
BY NTXCLi GRELLE SMITH,.
SHALL MARRIED MEN BE COMPELLED TO wEA1
RINGsp

The Cup.Is Wing Club of Trenton has asked the
Governor-elect Of New Jersey to pledge his support to
a bill compelling husbands as well as wives to wear
the badge of their marital servitude conspicuously
upon the wedding finger.
Two years imprisonment and n fine Of $500 Is the
PENALTY suggested for failure to comply with the pro.
visions of the projected law.
"Only in this way" a well known member OF the
club is quoted as saving. may we protect our daugh.
ters from the wi.es of unprincipled married men, mas.
The evening world., 1910-12-28

Mayor Gaynor has received an appli-
cation for appointment to the Office OF
Commissioner on H. Board OF Water
supply OF W. De IIcrburn Washington,
a descendant OF thu brother OF George
Washington. w. DE II, Washington Is
an engineer and believes that he could
make good IN the place now held By
Commissioner Benscl.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
Feud Stirs Exclusive Republi-
can Club Over Snub Given
to Roosevelt's Man.
ANCESTRY NOT JEWISH.
Collector Explains, for First
Time, How Lutheran Father
Anglicized Name Spelled Lob.

William Loeb jr.. Collector OF the Port
OF New York and former secretary to
a President OF the United States, prac-
tically admitted to-day that he had been
denied membership In that most exclu-
sive of ultra Republican clubs, the
Union League.
While MI. Loeb il not discussing this
phase of the situation for publication,
his angry friends are saying that one
or another Of these three reasons is
responsible for the snub:
The belief tina Mr.. Loeb was OF
Jewish descent.
A desire to hurt Theodore Roosevelt
by hurting his Man Friday.
Resentment against Loeb because Of
his rigorous treatment Of rich men and
women caught smuggling.
Feud Stirred Inside Club.
BE the cause what 1t may. 1t Is GER
tain that the action OF the membership
committee In passing over Mr.. Loeb's
application has stirred up an active feud
| within the sacred gold-lined precincts OF
the Union League clubhouse on Fifth
avenue. The Roosevelt admirers, con-
stituting a small but active minority.
are threatening to make an Issue of
the Loeb incident and to put up an
opposition ticket at the annual election
OF officers In February.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Loeb Is not saying q
great deal. When an Evening World
reporter saw him to-day at his office in
thu Custom House. he was smiling
grlmly.
sn 49,. q. L.. hall, --o.-.
for me TO discuss a matter Of such a
delicate nature. ana especially one In
which | am supposed TO be concerned
he said. Il can only say that l knew
my name was offered for membership.
and that I am not yet n member. But
1 am not losing any sleep. And. any
how, you know that a man is often pro-
posed for membership in a club by
friends acting practically Of their own
vo.idon."
The reporter called to Mr.. Loeb's at
tention the facts that several years age
one of the Selismans was refused al
mission to the United League and tina,
at once several prominent Jews resigned
as mmbers on tire ground that racial
~prejudices were belng invoked to make
the club all Gentle.
, r
! n1s "eeh saiu, ''ue" ~ Iepo''u''
""' S"u were u ''"'S' ""'e'"s' =,
you t'""N '.a' toPoi. may nave "a
hhSthlnH 10 90 WIZ" 'ne a''''uuc VI '"e
membership committee"
That Is about the only reason that ]
can assign" said the Collector. Il.
7 vors or Jewish blood 7 would n.
rro,, -, NJ, an ro,-Iou ., nuro
~ -.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

As begin raising lots of in Colorado you
starting business Your
places for their said internal
recently while visiting this city Now, the
the Collins have
the foothills illicit still and that the worm
liquor The officials
the illegal practice before foohold
has in the Great Smoky of old Kantuck. The still
seemed getting along well evading the
overloaded
told how he his liquid 1t
had look for ronad penalty
the 'uoonshners' DEATH When
the oonshne district he look he
bourne from whence likely to
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

HUBERT WORK, Chairman of the Republican State
of Colorado his a that beokens
He is touch with the element
contribute On April ninth he has
ved the the republican Of the
him Pueblo the extended
all informal luncheon which
approaching will be discussed The ndca
tina will generous
unifyng the editorial through
the In this work he will he the
loyal and concerted support of the country press.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02
OIiCE OF APPLICATION FOR L. $ PATENT.
Mining Application No. 0l26i0.
neral Survey No, 1884.
L : ard OftIcs parx., Cntnrada

L. ). Land Office. Denv.r. Colorado.
March 10. 1910
Notice is hereby given tina; in pursuance OF the
Act Of tougress. approved May 10. 1877. Rees
Gabriel and John Gabriel by Daniel E. Gabriel their
attorney IN tact. nn1 Daniel f. Gabriel ~hose post
off &C i Idaho springs. CoIorato have made appii
ca'n for patent for 1900 linear feet on the Good
For Nothing Extension lode situate in Idaho min
ing district. Clear Creek county, State Of Colorado
and described in the approved field notes. as fol
lows. VIZ.
Beginnng cor No. l. whence The Ia cor sec
30. i~n y W u the 9th p. eeats So OF 50
1882 Z. feet. thence 81 30 141Jj feet 10 cor
No. 2, thence $50 IS " 157 80 feet to cor No g.
thence - ~ lao feet TO No &: hence 5 s5e
~ $50 feet To No. 5; THENCE S3e 20
Isl 81 ieet No. g. thence 4 ~ 1873 feet to
cor No. ], the place Of beginning.
Containing 222o acres. expressly excepting and
excluding all Conflict with Surveys Nos 5ss, 1924
1864 1925 and Tracts and D as described IN the
approved notes of this survey. and forming . por-
ton OF the unsubdvidei twp IS. 73 OF the 9Th
p.
Adjoining snd conflicting claims shown By The
plat OF survey the above excluded surveys and
tracts. and surveys Nos. 1879 and 1903.
G.. ID. FORD. ReG1stee.
! 81 pub 81 oh IL: lasi pub Nav IA 1910
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

called of dogs throughout the in
prevalence rabies, mad dogs
dreaded ydropoa dogs has general
this Board of Health
quirng that dogs allowed large be muzzed This
for telling when dog thus affected will small child
older disease the
result OF which early death for the of
beings dogs should
with the conditions for they their dogs
unmuzzed and harm should result. might be
pensve the Board of Health bring
for damages Dogs at large subject being
of the board by the local officers
the regulations this published elswhere
the information of readers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

COLONEL TEDDY ROOSEVELT only stirred up
eocous animals in the unges Of Equatorial Africa but also
the higher order of Egypt He
made several speeches khartoum did
not the Of the Setting precedens
he struck boldly from the shoulder
not up the standard make
and they coming had been
trained the science of such forms
plainly that there difference between paper
and substantial: government is easily
made but the latter education
advised the
ready tor such Several
cred around bis hotel
against him but he
ing to show his teeth No thought that
they were facing lions jaws for they dispersed few
moments and Teddy scored another victory his
may be matter of question whether required courage
face the mob give expressions convictions
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets assists nature in driving all the
impurities out of the System and in
surfing free and regular condition and
restoring the organs of the body to
health and strength. Sold by J. J.
Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

Every family and espe cially those
who reside in the county should be pro-
vided al all times with a bottle of
Chamberlain Liniment. There is no
telling whom it may be wanted in case
Of an accident or emergency. 1t 10
most excellent in all cases of rheuma-
tism sprains and bruises. Sold by J.
j. Shewin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

The Clear Creek democracy be banking
republican dssenson for democratic II this kind of
political there enough din
the democratic ranks
There republcanism when the des of
November roll the republican will be
throughout the Watch the prophecy
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02
NOTICE OFAPPLICATiOA FORu. 5. PATENT
Mining Application No 0la649.
Mineral Survey Nosisls3
n

Mineral Survey No.is9s3
u. S. Land Office. Denver Colo.
March 10, 1910.
Noiice is hereby given that in pursuance of the
Act OF Congress. approved May TO- 1872. Rees
Gsefiel ard John Gabriel. by Daniel e. Gaersel
thef attorney in fact AID Daniel e. Gabriel whose
pot office IS Idaho Springs Colorado. have made
application for patent for 1850 linear feet on
Newpon lode situate in Idaho Virginia mining
4sifici. Clear Creek county. State Of Coorado and
s-.croet in the approved field notes as follows viz
Beginning at ~or No. !. whence the l.. cor see
81. typ " W Of The 5ih p. hears i97 A. q"
, s2So.6S feet thence 81 Of ~ so feet to cor No
. hence rs 81 " 700 feet cor No. 8 theace n
zfi- 80 " Isl feet to o"r No. I: thence ~ 70 e
- teei 30 eor No :. thence 5is ~ $50 feet tc
cot No 8 thence rs IS l5l.y feet to No. /.
the place Of beginning.
Containing go acres. expressly excepting ana
excluding all col fct with Survey Nos. 9U& as9
Il21,A. lf22sB. 1880 and 1913 and forming por-
Uon Of the unS1bnsded Twp 3sr 70 OF the 9th
principal meridian.
Adjoining and conflicting claims as shown by the
plat o! survey. the above excluded surveys
c. ID. FORD. Register.
1t Pub Mch l2; las; pub May IA. 1910.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR T. S. Patent.
Mining Application No. O1:4t4. Mineral Survey
No. 1899.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR L. S. Patent.
Mining Application No. 01:4f4. Mineral Survey
No. 1893.
q. S. Land Once Denver, Colo.
February % 1910.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of the
tui'ed Gold Mining Milling and Tunnel Com
Uany, by 4. II. BrsukmRn attorney in fact
whose postoiice is Denver. Colorado, has IL al e
Application FIR u patent for 1850 linear feet on
each # the Lrnest X. and clsrence h. 10 ies aud
1915 linear feet on tn, Eml,re lode. situate in
spanish Bar Mining district. Clear Creek county
state Of Colorado. and described by the OH ciai
plat and field notes As follows, viz;
Empress Lode
Beginning at cor No. !. whence he n - cor
sec 3. twp 4sr 70 OF the 9th p. m bears o. AZ
IN feet; thence 7o' 74s IS feet to No.
? thence $50 y 'e6 % feet 10 cor No. 3: thence n
9J7 " 1885 feet 10 cor No I: thence $50 74377
feet To cor No s:'h u 709e 73l.45 feet to cor
No 6;Ihence ~ e $50 feet tn No. /. the
Ernest r. Lode.
Beginning at cor No |. whence the n IA cor sec
e 5isi.i feet; thence 7o' 1876 Is feet TO cor No
?. thence $50 W l062.5 feet to No. 8; thence
= l. ~ iset G to cor No. :; thence So ios7 IS
No. o; thence S 10 s.64 feet 70 cor No. l. the
place of beginning.
Beginning at cor No. |. whence the n l., cor
sec ) twp 4sr % W of The 9th p. M. bears 90 S.
!. 1893 feet thence 81 W s4l a3 Zee, cor No.
thence so " 1I5s IS feet 70 cor No 3: thence n
Il W l5057 feet 10 No. 4: thence II ~ 1851 80
feet t' cor No. s: thence "a ass 81 feet 40 cor
No q, thence 8 loe ISL l3 feet 10 cor No. l. the
place o beginning.
Containing 7.09s scres. expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos. 77t.
1873. 12l0. 2lli. 1851 1869 and 1924. and form
ing portion Of the unsubdivided twp = range
70 W OF the 9Th principal meridian. Adjoining
and conflicting claims shown by the plat Of
survey above excluded surveys and surveys Nos.
l56s5 and l57S2
C d. FORD,
Register.
Il pt,h rph q, p,Ih Apyii fQ1u
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

Prompt relief in cases Of of throat
and lung trouble il you use Chamber
lains's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to
take, soothing and healing in effect.
Sold by J. j. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

Wanted-A good, strong and healthy
girl to learn the duties of an attendant
in the women's department at the hot
tunnel baths. For full particulars in
quire at Office of The Sanitarium COM
panv, Soda Creek,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02
Seventh annual Food and
Industrial Exposition
Denver March Z0th
to April 9th 1910

For this occasion the Colorado &
Southern will sell tickets from all
points in Colorado at one fare for the
round trip, tickets on sale March
2eth, April End, and April 9Th. Final
limit April 10th
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

INSTEAD of coal strikes would not be desirable
change domestic affairs
erned could happened
proacted would factories
OF
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02
Your tongue is coated.
Your breath is foul.

1tuf tongue IS cOdttu.
Your breath is foul
Headaches come and go.
These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove the
cause is the first. and Chamberlain 8
Stomach ard Liver Tablets will do
that Easy to take and most effective.
Easy to take and most effective.
Sold by j. J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

The Clear Creek and Gilpin Trust
Company pays FOUR PER CENT. in
terest on Savings accounts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02
New SAwmill Lumber $50
Per Thousand.

We are now prepared to furnish all
kinds of first class Lumber in the
rough. Also all kinds of mining tim
bers at lowest prices.
(N 7 Tar,h
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-02

WITH the early resumption the
add another spoke the wheel that
that section from Clear Creek James The
the these
the Fall river the Lucana the Standard
senberger brothers large hydro plant
completed cost of upwards $ooo the
OF the Contnenea Merry Monarch
tn: Alice Development the other holdings
this OF the mining of the
while much being done this creek
and gulch there activity
creased development and employment In mining
strikes getting better
will show a decided incr
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11
a
Sewing Machine

and have it handy in your
own house, where you can
use it whenever you need it.
Have you ever figured the dress
making bills a sewing machine
would save you? And how long it
would take you to save the cost Of
a high grade sewing machine?
1t will take you half as long
to pay for the Free Sewing
Machine as for any other high
grade machine.
And you can pay as little as 81 a
week if you want.
We believe the Free sewing ma
chine to be stronger, lighter run
ming, more accurate than any other
high grade sewing machine (and in
this comparison we are not consid-
ering any Of the many cheap, stem
ciled machines which, in many
cases, are not worth buying at any
price,.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11

- - " = - -
values stand out
most prominently
for Monday.
Imported Madras 75c yard
"a in. wide, dainty fig
ured and striped effects
for tailored waists and
mems negligee shirts, 75c
and 81 yard,
Linen Finish Suiting 2Oc-
SO in. wide, looks and
wears like an all linen
suiting; zoe yard.
Dotted Swiss 6Oc yard
Small and medium size
dots, a sheer even weave
81 inches wide, 60c and
81 yard.
Mercerized Popllns 35c
yd.-27 inches wide,
highly mercerlzed, very
suitable TOT one piece
dresses and tailored suits
-35c yard.
Sea Island NainsOOk $2.75
"A fine soft quality, SO
inches wide, 12 yards to
the box, $2.75 box.
English LOngclOth $2.25-
SO inches wide; chamois
finish; an extra value;
- yards to piece. S2.25.
Figured Batiste 25c yard
A large assortment OF
dainty patterns for pret-
ty waists and dresses,
25c yard.
Imported Swisses 25c yard
Sheer and pretty for
summer frocks and
waists; figured, dotted
and striped designs; 25c
yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11
Among the New
Fall White Goods

T h e following
values stand out
most prominently
for Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11
pony Stockings
for School Wear

The past weeks selling has
indicated to us that Monday
we should sell more Pony
Stockings than we have ever
sold on one day before, with
the possible exception of Sat
urday.
School opens Monday.
More mothers know that Pony
stockings are The strongest school
stockings in the world-made so
through their own dye secret, and
the best cotton stocking yarn.
--25c pair at Bullock's-better than
any pairs of 121ac stockings More
economical.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11
120 Comforts at $500

Best values of them all, many
will say. OF fluffy white cotton,
with fine silkoline covers. Size
72x80-inch.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11
Millinery Modes That Are to Charm WomenMonda
More Brilliant Arrivals in
Beautiful Silk Poplins-Here

to augment the sales of another day Monday
Plain at $100 yardPoplns that have drapng quail
ties to-
Magnificent Brocaded Silk and Wool Popins-44 in wide
at $225-the Queen of all Autumn Slks-n delicate new
shades-$2.25 yard
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11
Those Trunks

Fine for packing pur-
poses.
And the finest line of
wardrobe trunks In Los
Angeles.
The Best So COwhide
Su1tcase-A wonderfully
strong and well built case.
Third Floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11

Hairdressing and Manicuring Parlors,
Seventh Floor. CbiropOdist who knows
how to relieve foot troubles.