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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
MODERN METHOD rs
EMPLOYED AT DEPOT
Frozen wamr i'Ipcr Tfsnwed Wits
1--we steam Prom Trafn service
IiEcs; Freezes speedy and Cirnn.

Santa re car repairerE and car
service men have arranged a new
method al thawlng frozen water pipes
that II clean. quick and efflencluus.
This method is one that PUTS all the
muss the plumbers have previously
thought necessary 20 use IN thawlnE
frozen pipes 10 sc0Fn.
Whop frozen pipe ~ found, the
car service men just couple ninpH
hose ON the big train service steam
pipes that i,arHliei the platforms 81
tbs depot, aiieh the end 81 che pipe
Into the one that is frozen and lllrn on
she steam. In about two minutes the
water begins TO flow again. Then the
steam Is shut on and the pipe renlugs
ed. Cloths are placed on the window
sllla 70 prevent solIing the fsstlnss %
the car. That " ali thera ID TO u
except TO air the room until the
steam gets ont ol a.
This prheesN was employed this
morning on some sfnzcn water pipes
In the compartment car Of the Cali
iofnla Limited ana work that would
ordinarily have taken half an honr
war performed 10 five Minutes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
BEAVERS ARE SUED
FOR PAYMENT ON
SEVERAL NOTES
Brunswick Bake People Ask
Local Lodge to Settle FL
nanoial Affairs; Many Get
Marriage Licenses.

The local lodge OF Beavers. Alba-
querque Dam No. 70 is made defend
ant in suit filed today by the
Brunswick- BRlke.Collender company
Tor ssol and costs. and IN a second
cause OF action for SEQ. alleged to be
due TO certain prumissoFy notes tor
the payment for billiard and pool
tables and bar sixtures.
Panlaleon Mora IL defendant Ia a
suit flied today By the FIrst National
bank for Sht7.g6. alleged 10 be due
a. balance ON 81 900 note and in
tcrcst.
An order adjusting the tax assess
mcni of Daniclano Nuanes was issued
today by Judge Ira a. Abbott on petit
tlon OF Nuanes
A divorce was today granted To
Cruz ilaca de Chavez from Miguel
Chavez on the grounds OF cruelty. The
plaintiff WAS granted her costs and
the custody OF the minor children.
A divorce was today granted By
default 20 VIctoriana snyder Dodd
from Edward Dodd. II appearing that
personal service was had on the de-
PENDANT and that he had failed to ap.
pear In court. Al,mony Of 81 600 was
granted, in consideration Of loan
made by the plaintiff 10 the defend
ant, also SIS each each monih for two
minor childfen's support, while they
are under ~ years OF are. The Gus
tody Of the children il given tine
plaintiff Attorneys fees In the sum
of ti00 are allowed
Marriage licenses were Issued to-
day to Isabel "a. Mordy of Albnquer-
que and Lawrence " Mndley OF Mag
dalena; 10 Mrs. Edith Sparkling and
ID. y. Drake, both OF Albuquerque: 10
Trinity coriines and Frances Brown
OF Albuquerque. and 20 barbara San
cher and Antonio incero. both Of
Ranches de Albuquerque. A license
was yesterday issued 20 Beatrice Nor
ris and Green Watson. negroes OF
this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

Our wagons will call as usual Men.
day. jan. Z. Huhbs Laundry. imperial
Laundry.
Miss blanche PorfcrEield Of the
Cartwright Musical company, who has
been spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y, A, porteriield
here. will leave Thursday for d south
ern tour with her company. She Is
fine pianist.
Miss Grace Caldwell, mehiber OF the
faculty OF the Arizona normal school
lac Fiagstaif. who has been spending
the holidays with her parents here AZ
their home. gs3 North Fourth street.
will leave during the coming week
for Flagstaff TO resume her duties
there.
General Manager Fred G. FOX ~ the
santa re passed through here last
nleht on hih way west on No. ,
r. s. Mackic. Tor some time train
master on the Rio Grande division.
will leave tonight FOR la Junia, where
he will net az tralnmaater on the
river division.
Superintendent ". y. Summers Of
the Rio Gfande division Of the Santa
Pc arrived hero last night from the
snuth.
Dr. H. ~. kirsehner. formerly a res
ldcnt % this city. but for The past four
years In charge 81 tho Iowa state san-
atorlum passed Through here on the
California limited today. bound for
Monroyln. caisf.. WHERE he win act
as ASSISTANT In tho pottingcr saniior-
ium.
An alarm Of ilro this morning cali
"a both companies to 2f7 South
Fourth street. where hot steve pipe
had sel the roof OF @ooden kitchen
addition 10 the rear OF tho building N
la fiaxe. Chemicals from the No. I
department were used The damaRc
will total about s25 70 The house and
1915 to the contents Tho buiidlax ~
owned by the Grant estate, and the
contents by the tenant Mre. A. J.
stOwell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER
COMING NEXT WEEK

On Friday evening. Jan. 9Th. Rev.
John G. Cafman. secretary aud super-
lntendent ~ the Colorado State Sum
day school association, Will be IN the
city and hold 4 meeting IN The Pres
hyterian church. which viii be Of CO.
peclni interest 10 all Sunday school
workers. The subject Of AIR. Carman'a
address ID ~'rhe Greatest business IN
America We are very fortunate IN
securing Air.. Catmau for meeting
here a he has the reputation OF being
q splendid speaker. helpful and psec-
tical for all wh0 hear hln. On Friday
Afternoon hev. Carman VIII speak 70
the school children IN the Presbyterian
church Ut sslh All school boys nnd
girls are Invited TO come 10 this meet.
ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
JOE BARNETT BUYS
VALUABLE PROPERTY
Tisirty-tour Foot Frontage North of
Crystal Thcaser on soush Second
street Brings $4,000.

Hunsaker and Thaxton for r.. A.
Whittier have sold 20 Joseph Barnett
the property M 2i3 aud 2l3ts South
Second street, with frontage OF 80
feet and depth OF 100 feet, II II
understood the price paid sor the
property WINS $4,000. There are at
present two small frame buildings on
the lots, which IL IL urherstood Mr.
Barnett win tear down soon and erect
a modern building. With the excep-
tlon OF the william Farr company
building. Mr.. Barnett now owns all
the property on the west side Of sce-
ond street from the alley south Of
Gold avenue TO the corner Of silver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
WALLACE HESsELDEN
GOES TO DENVER


Wallace Hesselden. Dr.. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Hesselden OF this
city. for senie time an employee III the
main office of the Occidental Life
Insurance company here, has been &C.
looted ipy tho management 10 take
charge Of the Occidental office head
quarters for Colorado and will leave
for Denver 10 assume hiN now duties
ON January 2. Young Mr.. Heaseiden
has made a splendid record for him
self In the Occidental office here aIssi
VIII doubtless make big sfccegs or
lifts nrw venture. Mr.. HcsHcidcna an,
nlerous friends here win be glad 20
aear Of his promotion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

Kansas CITY stpckynrds Dec. 2e.---
The holiday yesterday worked Ia two
ways aRainst any bln trade In cattle
this week. THE market WIS closed tn
observation of Chrlssmss. and ship
pere IN the uouniry likewise calabrat-
"a the day. ana there was q small
amount 81 ioadinn. six thousand
cattie had to flll this bill here today,
and u was about enough. The mar
ket advanced IS 20 80 cents last weeh
and Il looked like 10 20 is cents
higher today at the start, but steady
% 10 cents higher was the beat that
nalesmen would cnil IL. Buyers want
weight. and for prime heavy steers
there 10 competition. New Yssk
buyer took the top load here today
NJ ts.0o. sSks pounds. warmed. up
stsars sold downwards 10 sb.B0. Some
CshIchnshe. Okla, steers sold ~ lsspO.
and other ted quarantine steers
brought $3.50. Heavy native cows
easily get ~ 10 $500. the best AZ
eB.as, ana prime helstre sesl "a s1.Qn.
High cora causes feedtf1 10 hesitate
but the promising outIepn TOR Cat
catsls for some montha asieAd Is az
trnctIye, ara good feedhft ptinH fb.at
and upwards 10 4SoA. f'tDtk cattle
nefl at sfa9 IA 15.Ap for slse best,
though some cattle may b. had
around tt.op A Texas breeder u
hish Grede usreicrds says rs has re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
MANY RA|LROADERs
ORDER FLOWERS
FOR FUNERAL
Santa Re Agent Johnson Re-
quested BY Friends Of Late
Conductor Frost to Purchase
Wreaths.

p. J. johnson, agcnt for tho Santa
Fe IN AibuuuerQue, has received doc
ems Of tcltgfnuis yesterday and %
day from railroad men IN various
parts Of the country and more phf
liotinfly on the Albuquerque division
him 10 purchase floral Fempmhfanccs
10 be rent 10 the home OF Nenrge n
Frost whp died ThurNday and whose
funeral viii b. held iumorrow morn
ing ~ 10 O'Clock froIn the residence,
The teiemame 10 an. johnson are
from hiAh officials on the various
roads Of The country: from iraininen,
enkIpemen. caIl bows and employees Al
the Harvey System.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
POLICE NAB BADLY
wanted MAN
Officer Pablo Lujan Takes
Tom Jackson, Wanted for
Breaking Into Box Cars,
Yesterday Afternoon.

Thomas jackson. wanted nj LAS We
gas and ut several other places for
alleged breaking into box ears. WAS
arrested Yesterday afternoon on First
street by Officer Pablo inian. Iackson
was lodged IN tbs city iail and the
Santa Fe officers notified Santa Fe
Oiilcsr va Wells In down from Las We
gas for him today and when arrange
inents are completed. viii take him
back 10 the Meadow city for trial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
RATION RANGE TO
QUIT As DAILY
After First of Year It Will Be
Published semi-Weekly and
Will Not Use Associated
Press Report Says Rose.

The Ration Daily Range will cease
publication as daily and after the
iirst OF the year viii become a aemi.
weekly, according 70 Il. II. Rose, as
soclato editor Of the paper who passed
through the city today en- route 10
Southern California. where he will
investigate several alinring business
prospects. Mr.. Rose said that bust.
ness In Ration during the Christmas
season was good and the outlook was
for prosperous year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

Trading Was Better and the
Prices Were Uniformly
Higher Today on Opening
Receiver for Allis Chalmers

tny Evssi.n sfess,a a, =. Leased wirsI
Kew York. Dec. se.-Trading was
active and prices hlehere al the open.
ms 90 The stock market today. Re.
ports OF the pending seceiTership for
Allis Chalmers resulted In some ac-
tlvsty IN those securities. The . per
cent bonds dropped 2 ia TO SO ~,
The preferred stock losi v hut the
common stock advanced a small frae-
tim. several stocks, including Bai.
timorc and Ohio. Canadian Pacific
ana Inter- Metropolitan preferred rose
from one ~ two points.
Standard stocks followed IN a mod
crate fashion the spirited advances IN
numerous specialtics. Trading was on
q larger scale than recently and the
list absorbed realizing sales easily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
ts,Icawo Grain.

Chicago. Dec. sO.--showery weather
In the Argentine helped to give the
wheat market today something OF a
lift. The severe cold In districts north
west OF Chicago. unfnvorAbie for u
free movement OF tho crop In that re-
glon tended also 10 enhance values.
Open prices here were i-sc on TO i-ac
up. May started 9s B-sc toi.gsc. the
same change from last nlsni as the
market taken altogether, and then
rose 10 30 Use. May closed ~ s9e. a
gain % i-tc.
A hit Of a furry developed IN the
corn market. December jumping up
full cent. May opened i-sc to i-fc
higher NJ save to 90 5-sc and advance
ed TO 81 s-s963 s-tc. May closed at
6s s-smss sc. a gnin Of a shade.
Oats showed nrmness with other
grain. Trade was liaht. May started
i-sW1-sc 10 is4@S -so up nj AZ Sac
10 AZ 7-sc and seemed inclined TO hold
within tina, range.
A large run OF hogs west made pro-
Visions easy. Changing from nearby
options 20 deferred months formed the
bulk OF business. Initial sales were
unchanged 90 cents lower. with May
delivery $3.50 for pork; ts.aB 70
ss.s7is for lard and ss.55ms57h "a
s.57is for ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
PAY YOUR BOX RENT
OR LOSE THE BOX
Ediot Issued by Postmaster r..
". Hopkins, This Morning
Of Interest to ALI Who Are
Behind.

A notice WAS posted In the post
Office yesterday by Postmaster A. W.
Hopkins 10 the effect that boxes. the
sent Of which was unpaid by January
|. would bc declared vacant and rent
|cd 10 other persons The box rent
Ia due and payable ON the first OF
every qunrter Some days ago. blue
notice cards that the rent was due
were placed in every postofiice box
and n there Is one Of them Ia your
receptacle II IL up to you to pay up or
move.
We have 10 have the hox rent In
hand by January ~ said Postmaster
HOPKINS this morning. THE rule H.
that the rent shnll be paid ON the
first OF every quarter That IL che
reason that we put out the cards early
40 give plenty Of notice. Tho ,ent
inusi he paid nv january l. u renters
wish 10 retain their boxes"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

Tho Womnna study class wsil meet
next Monday afternoon. hut on account
81 the reception NJ the womanA ellen.
tbe hour win Dc ~ 2,so instead ~
ysso, Mia. Hunsan VIII BY rsQurs.
give the lecture on lhe "Hplfli- f'llia0
Life after which the class WIN 10 in
a hoiy % the womnn's eInh'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

10 Cure : Cold In One DAY.
Take LAXATIVE nROMO oainine
Tablets. DrnRslsts refund money II
signature y on each box abs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

Chicago. Dec. .---wheat.--Dccem
Der. ssc; May. sac.
corn---Dec. ssc; May. 81 a-sMsSi y
Oats--Dec. teMc: May. 47MGs7.
5-Sc.
Pork--Jsn.. sists@ is.47.M
Iard---Jan.. ss.t6.
Rlbs-Jan., ss.39M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

New York. Dec. Social money
nominal; prime paper. 4i-4GsM per
cent. silver. 81 i-4c: Mexican dollars,
acc. lake copper, tia.sSW i4,so: tin.
stAsbW 1890; lead. s4.f0@ $50.
AmalBamatcd Sc.
sugar. IFS Ia.
Atchison. 1864.
Great Northern. f27.
New York Central, los.
Northern Pacific, lis is.
Reading. f5i.
Southern Pacific. ii1h.
Union Pacific. III SIS.
steel. ~ la.
Steel, preferred. III is.
~. Iouis Metal.
~. Louis. Dec. 2O.-~lead firm,
s4.sTh speiter nrm. sg.so.
palrx Bsrsrsftsas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

Mrs. %, A. Macpherson and children
VINO have been spending few months
In Los Angeles, VIII return to their
home In thla city sunday night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

-. oTAsss. Dee. sel--Woei steady
Territory and western mediums. iem
Use; fne mediums. iSgi7e nne. 100
Use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16
C0MPERS IS
At Tackled

fHf tHHFd IffhS tsfhsfu NfffI
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. May i6-
Justice Wright Of the supreme court
Of the District OF Columbia today
appointed n commission 60 deter.
mine whether 0ompers, Mitchell
and Morrison were guilty of con.
tempt OF court
Justice Wright is proceeding
under the decision OF the United
States supreme court According
To him. the supreme courts de.
cision left open the possibility OF
Wright himself ordering contempt
proceedings against Gompers, Nor
rlson and Mitchell for their failing
10 obey his Injunction.
II was held that the court had
dismissed the Jail sentences on the
ground that action had been
brought by the Buck company. and
In such an event only fine could
be imposed The inference, Justice
Wright holds. was left by the SUI
preme courts decision, that II
Wright had taken the initiative the
result OF appeal might have been
different.
Justice Wright named Attorneys
]. ]. Darlington, Daniel Davenport
and ]. NJ. Beck, all OF whom were
counsel against the defendants in
the original contempt proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16
CERTAINLY WAS ONE GRAND
D0INCS AT new 0RPHEUm

Judge Burke explained one thing
last night that probably has puzzled
a lot Of people for years.
"All work and no play" he said,
makes Jack duh boy"
Then he went on to explain what
this meant.
THAT is TO say" he continued,
that all normal individuals. over
burdened and harrassed by cares
and difficulties, find themselves In
eed of mental and spiritual recrea-
tion in order to preserve a healthy
equilibrium"
And the audience. pleased at hav-
ing this point cleared up, cheered.
but that audience, which filled
every last seat in the new orpheum
theatre at its opening last night,
was In a mood TO cheer everything.
From John w. Considine himself,
who greeted hundreds at the door
(pretty nice, eh. 10 have the owner
of the theatre, who is also one of
the biggest showmen in the coun'
try, shake hands with you when you
20 to his show7l down to the last
usher and stage hand, everyone was
In good humor.
Building a Beauty.
As to the building itself, itll save
time TO say that it's as good as they
said IL was. It's blinger, which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16

PEACE SOON,
SAYS O|Az
MAN

Ell PAso. May f6.-peace In
Mexico today hinge on the attitude
Of Provisional President Francisco
Madero. according to Judge Carba-
tal. peace representative of Presi-
dent piax.
''The only thing. said Judge Car
batal TO the United Press today.
that viii block peace negotiations
will be some impossible and arbi'
trary stand by Gen. Madero. ! think
II IT, certain that some definite ac-
tion will be taken within the next
90 hours The preliminaries are
past and We are nov dealing with a
concrete proposition The answer
from Madero must be either yes
or no"
Lieut.. Col. Eduardo Hay, chief Of
Gen Madero's staff, has escaped
from Chihuahua. where he has
been prisoner since the battle Of
Cases Grandes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16
Wife Hears Justice Harlan
Denounce Joker in Decision


WASHINGTON. May l6.--That
all Is not peace and joy In the au-
preme court of the e. s. ls clearly
seen here today, following the dra.
matte delivery OF Justice Harlan's
separate opinion in the Standard
OIL case.
Speaking before his wife. whose
eyes encouraged him, from the
front seat OF the court room, Har.
Ian bitterly denounced his asso.
ciate's action In declaring that re
straint Of trade must be 'unreason-
able" 10 come within the meaning
Of the Sherman law.
Justice Harlan declared that the
court had legisiatcd, not inter.
preted. the Law.
II is well known that President
Taft's action in elevating Justice
White 70 the chief Justiccship was
q severe blow TO Harlan's pride. but
until his Standard Oil opinion was
delivered II was not known how
deeply the slight had struck home.
with his wife silently applaud
Ing the jurist in his address. there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16
BOYLE UP TONIGHT

John n. Boyle, deposed fire chief,
came into the council room this
morning.
"Are you going to be at the trial
tonight7" he was asked.
What triaI7" came the question.
"Your own trial, your hearing
before the civil service commits
sion"
~ don't know, didn't know
there was going to be any hear
Ing" he replied and walked away.
About 100 Witnesses may be used
IN the Boyle hearing before the
civil service commission. which is
70 come up tonight. Boyle VIII
probably ask for a continuance.
His attorney, William Martin,
again appealed TO Mayor Dllling
yesterday 70 drop the charges and
reduce him 10 the rank OF captain
10 the fire department Dilling re-
fused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16

This II Sunny George
Ennny George Is healthy and
fino. but he's too Young 70 begin
now 10 make his own living In this
world OF hard things
Hes an orphan lis father died
several years ago. leaving widow
with three children The widow
true mother worked day BY day for
her brood She kept them as we'll
nv shc could she died. That
was y year ago. A widowed friend.
herself burdened. took charge Of the
three children. she adopted out the
two girls. but kept the hoy.
Then the other day the second
mother 10 the boy was taken away
Sunny George was left homeless
moiherirss. but not friendless A
daughter OF his second mother took
blm in her care. but she ia forced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16


Jailer John Corbett will 80.
But that IN only an incident in
the sweeping change 20 be made
In the city Jail. as a result OF Coun-
Gilman Griffiths' bill, introduced
yesterday.
The ordinance Is the direct re.
suit OF The stars long campaign
against police brutality In general
aud JaIlcr Corbett's cruelty In par
ticular. II comes after the mayor
and the chief OF police have been
given several chances TO settle the
question without the interference
OF the council. But the mayor and
the chief failed 10 grasp the
chances. SO the council had TO act.
The bill provides for three jailers
and assistants and three matrons
and assistants, TO be chosen by
civil service examination. Appli-
cants must be below 30 years of
age. That leaves out Corbett. Other
sections are:
"Tho keys OF cells where females
are kept shall be kept by matrons
only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16
she LIKES Wine,
SAYS HUSBAND

Alleging that his wife. whom he
married 7 years ago In Wisconsin,
has acquired natural appetite for
wine.' A. M. Fox this morning be-
gan suit for divorce from Mary
A. Fox. They have six children.
The Wine habit, Fox says, was
begun 20 years ago. She has spent
money he had given her for the
Itamily sucpdfs, he says, for wine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16

means surprisingly beautiful
There were about 100000 worth
OF automobiles in front, white
gloved policeman at every turn, IS
pounds of real diamonds, quarts of
tiaras and things. about 200 newly
laundered open-face shirts. several
hundred square feet OF bare arm
and shoulder. and about 5000 smiles
in the audience.
Mayor Dilling for the city. Judge
Burke for the Chamber of Com
merce and ex-Mayor Miller for the
theatre managers. made speeches.
Mr.. Considine in the second box
left slipped behind the curtain. and
pretended TO be out writing letters
when they called on him for a
speech.
Was a Good Bill.
Incidentally the opening bill was
exceptionally good. Master Gabriel.
the cleverest youngster on the stage
today, and Isabel D'Armond. Tom
Edwards. ventriloquist. kept the
crowd laughing for his 20 minutes.
and Cordelai Hanger, and George
Moore. and in fact all the rest OF
them went well.
or course therell be a lot of peo-
pie during the first few weeks viii
40 mostly to see the new house.
This week they'll see some corking
good vaudeville TO boot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16

to earn her own living She has
found IL hard 10 earn her living.
And Il viii be hard for her 20 give
NJ Sunny George. but she says she
must She cannot support herself
and the hoy. too SO she wants The
Star 10 find the little fellow a good
home She will permit his adop-
ton by a family pledging properly
To rear him
II you can give Sunny George a
good home. write TO The Star.
II may not be a part OF a news.
papers business or policy 10 supply
homeless children with homes and
chiidlcsa homes with homeless chill.
dren. but The Star nevertheless
takes a lot OF satisfaction In doing
some OF this kind OF work. especial
~ when a 5-year-old. like Sunny
George comea along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-16
CRAVE LEAVES MYSTERY

Buried with the body OF suicide
who shot himself and dropped into
the lake off Mount Baker park May
4, after writing poems about Evelyn
Stone, tobaceonist at the Stevens
hotel Is the mystery of his identity.
Hundreds viewed the body at But
torworth's parlors. but nobody Of
fcred any information tending TO
prove who he was. Interment was
ordered by the coroner when Il be
came apparent there was no hope
OF idcn,jss alton.