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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
Helps the Taxpayers

Leeislstuy pesFes law IN make COrPo
ration- Ia, g Lie. sc Fee annually
The Corporation tax law, which
will shift burCien of $4O0. 600 annual.
from the shoulders of the people to the
Corporations of the statF, has bean pal
-ee by he eeisistu'e. 1t requires a.
Do att as. both domestic and for
eigp. ez"apt building & loan associa-
tiors, Insurance con ponies Al d comps
es orgariz9d not for croft, SUCH as
lieions, edueatinnel ard cha-i'sb G
inst tutions. to pay fee into the sta''
treasury each year for the special priv
ileges they erjoy under the corporation
laws. The Iav is in lire with the LAVE
of as other states in the Union.
The fee r.. ges frHm SO year or
G ,rI o,ss iore of s10,G CT pital to S250O
wear on corporations having capit~
of ore than S. 900, 600 The fee is tc
Oe oaid at the time the corporations
fil2 tn -ir REPORTS with the secretary o.
state. Ample provision is made TO
the strict enforcement Of the law
IS states, besides Kansas, have r,
cognized the justice of the law. CO.
porations all enjoy privileges that .
person or co partnership does not e.
Joy. Ard the various states have de-
Greco that the corporations shall pay
trifie for those special privileges
The rate fixed is the average rate
paid in the various states
The bill had the warm support o
tie Governor, secretary Of state, staf
auditor and atty general. OIL 10 Q
tbs 40 votes in the senate and % u,
the 125 in the mousse were against it
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION No 02S5a
department of the Interior.
U y Land Office at Topeka. Kens.
February 70. 1919
Not1ce &c hnrehv oiver, +hat Georoa
- BullOet Of MnCreoken p n Ka1Sss
who or March 1910 made H~rnee4aaa
Emf Nc n9SFa Serial No noS-n
TOT TOT the SWH NW1 and WI cwK
Seet1on % Township II. sou.b Rsnqo
% west 9Th P NJ has ''' - %
1''eo nHf'He of intention RI make Enel
year laet of juno 6 1o1ol proof
the above dsecrihed lan1 bofo-a e.
Hon Hon Clerk of the District court OF
Ellis county, Kansas st Have. Kansas
on the 3Ist dav IF March 1a13
Claimant nsnnes sc witnesses.
Andrew r Murphy wilIiam Z t.
n'ng Potter IPnz al NJ Nrr-aol-o,
- > Frank Reserve of Ellis. an
GEO VI FISHER. Register.
15-m 20
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
Notice for Pnh1ioa...

Notice for Publication.
Department Of the interior
u 5 Land Office st Tonoka. Kansas
Serial No o254e Feb A 100
Notice * hereby given tbst
Ellsworth Wolf
OF Peradlse Pc Kansas who ~, Al Q
Z 9S''o noehe Homestead entry No 2Oa36
Serial No o254o for Lot Of saet;or
:. township II south. of RanOa x
west 9Th Prin. Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention RI mako
hna1 8 wear proof TACT Hume 6 1912
tn esfe hlish claim RI the lend eboza
described before the Hon Clerk ~ the
District Court Of Fills county Eanaee
ar Hsvs Kansas. on the 22nd dav af
March. ToT2
Claimant names az Witnesses
Fred Il Camp. William p Rer+latt
John II Ghenowith nf Pare disc p q
Mason W True of Hays P. o.. all of
Kansas
GEO. W FISHER, Register.
fS-m %
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
1st published Feb. as 1919

1st published Feb. pr. 1918.
State of Kansas. Ellis county. IS.
In the matter Of the Estate of
DAVID RATBBoEE of Ellis county, Kas.
Notice of Appointment.
Notice is Hereby Given, that on the
9Sth dav of Jan. A d 1913. the under
signed was by the Probate court of
Ellis county. Kansas duly appointed
and qualified as Guardian OF the
estate of David Rathtone of Ellis
county. All parties
interested in said estate will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
H. w. DISTANT. Guardian.
Attest: Jacob Kissing Probate Judge,
fe 22-m1 ~
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

Monument P. O., in Logan county,
is shs first 4th class pAst Office in this
district tn have sn examination for
pcs master for that town on April II
nnder the new order of Civil Service.
TIE office paws $3.50 q year and every
body, man or women. over q yesrs ut
age ca take the examination
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

Rent Safety Deposit Box IN
our Fire ard PurpIar Proof
Vault fer your Deeds, Wills, lew
elry. silverware or Valuable srti-
cles that you want protected
from fire or thieves. Citizens
State Bank, Hays, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
Strawberry plants

New Is the time to order Straw
berry plants fog earlv planting, Let
me have your ordurs. An varieties anc
reasonable in price.
Geo. P. Griffith. Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
he year 1909-10 PAL
90 1901 258
-" 1911-12 243

Whle here are about $50 teachers
md sbout 501 school children between
the arts o. Ii and q, (many Of them
wili become teaebersl in the counties
along the Union Pacific from Ellsworth
yesc to TIE state line.
TSen add the two tier of counts 9
north ard south est to state line, ali
in that s'hcol territory, who cen get
20 he SCHOOL in daye ride, a.. you
fsd over 300 f acbers, everyone of
whom s5oJld attend a State Normal
School at least one term IN year TO
et new idees Of teaching, and several
hOusapd s'U6eT ts between II and 81
ga ol9, yet TIE Fe Hays State Nor
aal as Only 200 Students from that
Whole territory. Can you blame tn
D, mocratic sGministrs ton for want
10 charge Principals to see if the.
, n's buid Up tie s, ht OIL a?
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
Eve and Bar Surgeon

Eye and Ear Surgeon
Dr. b Jay Brown, the Salina eye
and ear specisIist VIII be at the Bruns-
zick Hotel HAYS, Tuesday, April g
At Ellis Wednesday, 9Th
At Russell. Thursday. 10th
Brown Leghorn Eggs
I offer for sale pure bred Brown
Legborn eggs for setting at Loo for 3
setting Of 15- See OF phone me 50 ]
msy save them for yOp.
FRANK ZEe7s. HHTR
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
Pure-bred Percheran

A Pore bred registered PercheroR
Stallion for salF, Color black, weigh
1850; age coming 2. A first class indi-
viju=i with registration pspers that
canrot he exceIIed, Way 20 east and
Day cou lie ,he price when you can bus
II home e 4 see both sire and dam.
Com see The Animal at my farm
west OF Hays. GEO E. PALMER
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
Daughters of IeabelIa

The t,sugh ters of Isabella wull Civ
da &c in Essex Hal Thursday eve,
March 27tn Admission 81 90. ard
every body cordially invited 10 attend.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

Here's some bargains
Elegant DEessers Exec f.-r.s
Sewing Z acbIEes Al extent IA
bic. Incubator & BFnoder
A ! In good condition and right D
Sargent's End hand store
Pad street near EarIey's
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
limitation,

Tn D lighters of Is bella viii have
an I. itiation or Sunday. March 80,
al 8 m. in thrir Lodge room and
all members requested TO be there.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

No red tape, no delay, money
the day papers are signed or 500
ner If you need it. Interest and
principal payable at our bank
You do not have TO bother SEND
ing your money away If you get
your ] oan of us.
Citizens State Bank, Hays, Kas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

Shire Horse for sale
offer for sale very cheap an impor-
ted Shire horse guaranteed in every
respect; weight 2100 lbs sold as we
cannot use him longer having his colts.
See or address ". ], HELMS,
Keeper, Ellie, Kansas. Phone 500
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

We have several office rooms
and a suit of rooms or fiat for
lent at lev price. Free Press
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
FARM FOR SALE.

800 scre fern IN northeast Ellis county
Kansas, 9 miles south of CCdsI', Rooks
county,, improved about 12O acres il
cultivation & crops, 60 acres in wheat,
balance pasture; store house Of fo1-
rooms, also l Ioomed stone house, 50
'-oF res good alfalfa land, some in alfal-
"a, worlds of good water, wells, 2
windmilIs, 2 sta bIes, grsnsry, 8 chick
en- houses, sbeds, etc. APPLE, pesch
and cherry trees, small creek, erOugf
IA tive trees 70 Feep up ferces. Crop
"rs fine. Price $17 so per acre cash II
sold a OHce. See at farm or write
e. ". BUFFUM, Coden. Kas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

IL acre Croft place for sale.
We ofer for sale, rent or trade the
IT acre Croft tract ana brick house IN
north part OF town. Cone see us-
Oshant & Smith Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

The Largest MAGAZINE in the
world. ITO DAY"
To-Day Mags zine is the Target
I'd be st edited Mage zine published It
80 cents per year. cents per copy
~ all news6eslerE, Every LADY VITO
appreciates 8, good magazine Sion d
end for a FREE sample copy and pre-
aium catalpg- Address
TO-DAY'S MAGAZINE
c. Tton, Ohio.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
Topeka. Kersse, March 1913

r
To the People of Western Kansas.
Lately the PRINCIPAL of the Fl. Hays
State Normal published an article n
the papers comparing his school ard
the Pittsburz State Normal as TO Il e
attendance ard surroundings of the 2
schools BIT the article is not fair
ard is misl aiding TO the public.
That TIE Pittsburg school must have
increased ard be increasing more than
he HAYS school is best shown by the
action of the old Board of Regents, g
OF whom live in the HAYS school terri
tory, as they asked this Legislature TO
appropriate for use the mex years:
Fl. Hays maintenance $4,000
F.; Havs. buildings and imp $50. 600
THIS shows TO favoritism but thai
the Pittst'urR school has and ia getting
the Attendance to reed the buildings
go leave the Pittsburg question ont
an9 SEQ if the Fl. Hays school has the
Attendance IT should have, and why
the new Board Of Regents are justifi d
in maxim a chan~e in the P'inc'p4l-
aFip o. that school to see if the Atten-
dance carnot he doubled, up to what
ie IL e-titI d TOR the territory il rep
r. seats, for you have now good build
ings and a. eKrelle~t Faculty and all
you iced is 7he scholars, for Correspon
dence Students neitF er builds u the
school. it, NV building or the city
And the Faculty of the school are
i1fere strd # the attendance don't in
crease the new Board are sure to cut
down the list Hays city is interest
ed for until there are more students
there are no apt to be any new bu'it-
ngF, sn bo'h are interested in trying
new Principal TO try and get mole
scholars in attendance.
While tie E~stern half of Kansas
has state schools and scores of Co.
legs seal teYed all over it wanting stu
de. t.. The F. HAYS State Normal has
the whole ST half of the state OF 81
counties from Ellsworth west, ard
NOT another college in that section
Now look at these figures fourd IN
the : flee Of the State Scbooi Supt.
The Catalogue of the Hays Normal
.hnws the Attendance from the whole
State outside of Ray@ & Ellis county,
II
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
Eoworth League s ate 1 stisute

t., Epworth League s ate I asiicute
/ TO be held IL SaIina this year on
Acg. 22sb TO 31st and will BRING to-
Gether the largest gathering of Meth
odist young folks ever gathered togeth
er in this state.
The Presbvteriane, at Brunswick An.
NIX The morning g; rvice will be eel
ebEation If ;be centennial of David Liv-
ines tone, Tire explorer Of Africa.
No evening service.
The Wilson World last week has
this about our late chicken show:
ga farmer up at Hays last season
imported from Boston Dom,neckeTs
tnat delighted The eye. He sold some
setting of eggs to a fsTmer who ex-
hibieed some pullets that outscored his
con petitor of whom he Bought the set
tinG OF eggs. This instance merely IL
Iustrp teE a general principle. New
England blood has been transplanted
in Karsae soil for so years, and it has
slVavs re,ul'ed in an improvement
of The stock"
The 23d Judicial district bill is re
published ard orders Court held in Ell
lis county the 1st Tuesday of Februa-
~, June AMI October.
The Legislature did not pass the bill
crnzr, 'ide ting the Judicial districts and
addir Graz en- ard Sheridan counties
tn this cis1ricr, and no dount Judge
Ruppenthal breathes easier, as the
vote las: fall or Sac. of State showed:
1898 republican,, 2549 democratic
SIG socialist or about 1000 MAORI y
to overcome.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22

That House Looks Finei
nj Is VIVA he Fasser BY siii say Of
hOusc af er We are IhTO' with It.
A Couple Of c3a' of freEh paint pro
r. spi ned makes d great fer nee
he appt arsnce of q house or airy
ter building.
Whether or not the house renal :
III e lorsing 1T T b-ing p4intei de
Is On r. nat rials and how the
a e proporti, ned
We do not paint all houses alike.
Ne always use the test materials
Collier White Lead
,n4 pm lin- ED oil, hat We mix the e
/ Frs dients differently according to
he conditions. Surfaces differ, there
ssr-, paint must rifer In shot, as 3
famous srtist said once, "We mix
,ur paint wi h brains"
Drop us line and let Us have 6
paint talk vi you,
Westbroek Bros, at Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-03-22
Fine Buffalo Robe

A subscriber has 8 beautiful Buffalo
Robe for sale very cheap. zee the
Free Press Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
cUDihEE WILL
ASK INJUNCTION

sheriff Cndlhee will attempt to
staye off. by means Of an iniunc.
tlon. the recall movement lodged
BY the Ballard shingle weavers and
The Re- nton miners against him A
complaint against the county aud
itor. to prevent the latter from Is
suing the recall petitions. is being
prepared today by Attorney Walter
Fulton
This complaint sets up the aver.
ment that the petition does not
charge maltensance or misfeasance
In office, and. furthermore, that
even n the petition does set out
such charges. they are untrue cud.
thee viii contend that until II Ia
established by judicial decree that
he had been guilty of misfeasauce
or malfeasance in office. the recall
cannot be invoked against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
CONVENTION
PROGRAM TO
OPEN TODAY

An address or Social fastice."
By President Frank Tucker. viii
feature the opening session at the
Metropolitan theatre tonight OF the
Goth annual meeting OF the Nation
al Conference of Charities and Cor
rection.
The conference will last ap en-.
tire week. and numerous meetings
have been arranged at various the
aires. the Plymouth church, and
the broadway high school
Most OF the delegates are al
ready In the city The rneetpg to-
night will be >alled TO orier by
Res. sydEey Strong. president OF
! the Seattle Central Council VI So
ciaI Agencies Gov Lister. Mayor
CotteriIl and representatives OF the
= Commercial Gibbs win deliver ad-
dresses ot welcome
VIII Occupy Puipiss
Many OF the Euipiis here VIII be
occupied tomorrow by various del
eeatcs. and a big afternoon meet
ing viii be held at the Moore thea
tire. when Rev 4. J. Mckeiway OF
Atlanta, Ca. will deliver the con
ference sermon,
All delegates are requested TO
reghxer n the Plymouth church.
Delegates badges aud tickets will
he distributed AT the registration
desk.
The program:
TenixAf. uefrepeiissn Theatre
Conference catted t. order--Rev.
sydney StT0ng Seattle.
Invocation Rev Herbert II.
Goweu Seattle.
Asdr@s@--4A l.. Kempstsr. Cham
be- ~ Commerce. seattle
Seattle
Address Of welcon~--M Mayor Cot
teriH
Address Of weIc0me-Gov. Lister.
sufc~-Theodors Carl Johnston. ac-
c0mpaufed ~ Miss Ethel Mysr.
AdfrrHs On Serial Tnstice" Pres
ifcnt Frank Tucker S~w York.
fnfurmal reeeptioa--l0 y. m at
Plymouth church
sunday. p. M. Moore Th~stre
Iuvocation-RapM samuel Koch.
Seattle
solo-Mme. Hease sprotte.
Conference serrn0r~-R Rev 4. I.
Nc Ketway Atlanta Ga.
snndnr. D. M. Broadway High
Committee report on "Fortieth
Annual Conference Of Children +"
Rev Brother Barnahas r. r. G..
superintendent Lincoln Agricultural
school. Lincolndale. N Y.
Address on Vocational Training
-. = Sessions. superintendent SOL
diers Orphans home. Davenport. In.
Disseminated by DR. Mary
OBrieu Porter. protectorate Cath
olic Woman League Of Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
PURCHASE CENTRAL.
PACIFIC is DEMAND
ON UNITED STATES

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-A ma
tlonai campaign for the acquisition
Of the Central Pacific railroad by
the U. S. government was launched
by the Public Ownership League OF
San Francisco today, when resoIu-
tons demanding that the road be
taken over by the government we're
forwarded to President Wilson and
congress.
The consummation of the "un-
merger" of the Union and Southern
Pacific. proponents OF the plan de-
clare. gives the government an ex-
cellent opportunity to take over the
Central Pacific. which was built
through land grants and money of
the national government.
Government ownership OF this
line. running from San Francisco
to Ogden, will give every railroad
an opportunity 10 enter into COM
petition with the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific in the Pacific
coast passenger and freight traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
SPEED DEMONS
RACE At TACOMA

TACOMA. July e.--At 10 o'clock
this forenoon the first OF the big
races In the Festo program. the
inter-city century. began under
weather and track conditions that
could not be improved upon. A
bright sun this morning made the
curves harder than they have been
before and steam roller helped
to put the track In the best posi-
BILE condition.
Ten cars lined up for the start
Fully $4,000 persons we're on hand
when the first event was started.
Parsons, in a Stutz, won the inter
city race Time, hour. 80 min
utes. 50 AS seconds. Average time.
72SS miles an hour Cameron, Stutz.
second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05

There's one too many on
this boat for safety Who was
the last TO hoard?" inquired the
purser. as the steamer For
tuna was about 20 leave at 2 30
Friday for the Modern Wood
men picnic at Fortuna park.
With a wide grin, red-head-
ed urchin pointed him out
Here's the guy, he shrill-
ed. That's HIM
And the guy" got off. The
boat lost no time getting
away
Say, do you know who you
ordered OFF," a fellow In uni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
There's One Too Many Aboard!''
They Put Mayor Cotterill Off

form. a member OF the drill
team. came rushing TO the pur-
ser. THAT was Mayor Cotterill.
He's just got 10 be over TO the
picnic. He's to make speech
there"
Sorry. old top" said the
purser. but rules is rules
The Fortuna did not return to
pick the mayor up. But a COM
mittee OF Woodmen took him in
charge. hurried him to the boat
house. near by. hired speed
boat, and
The mayor was at the picnic
grounds ten minutes ahead OF
the Fortuna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
SAFECRACkER WITH A YEARNINC FOR
PUBLICITY PAYS THE STAR A VISIT AND
PASSES AROUND SOME REAL CIGARS

He stroed into The Star office this morning much in the
though in the garb o advance agent for
theatrical aggregation yearning for publicity Passed some
cigars around-good, big. tat. juicy Hayanas they were
spilled friendly greeting whom~ocycr concerned. and
right lovaiy introduced himself
I'm Tom Alien"
His air meant to convey the idea that he certainly
said something then
We took good square look at him. He yellow
coat shabby hat baggy trousers hobnaled shoes, and
days growth Of beard No ddu recognize the gentle
WHAT II
Tom Alien shocked lie almost pcevcd, too
his good humor to the front and he iorgave
stupid ignorance.
why, I'm the gny who did the Page Washington. job
l. nI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05

NEW YORK. July 5.-Miss Made
leine Sylvester decided that she pro
ferred a flat In the metropolis TO q
bungalow In the jungles OF Hondu'
ras. So. when Russell II. Millward'
the explorer. came back to we'd her.
she celebrated the occasion by
marrying Charles +. Doll.
The explorer. however, refuses 10
repine.
I'm not surprised at anything
happening In this crazy city, ne
says. SO long as am IN the
Jungle. things go very quietly and
comfortably. But as soon as
come back to civilization get 1t
from all sides at once.
Really. though. don't blame the
giri for preferring the variety and
excitement here 10 hard tack and
beans with me in the wilds Of lior.
duras. where there's about one mail
year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
Mann IS 'HET up

WASHINGTON. July 5.--Assert-
Ing that the democrats are trying
TO prevent discussion Of the
Diggs. CamlneitI incident and OF the
resignation of United states Dis
tricf Attorney John McNab. Repub-
Iican Floor Leader Mann threat
ened when the house met today.
10 prevent the transaction Of any
other business by a fIlIbuster until
he and other republicans are per
mltted to discuss the Diggs matter
on the floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05

OLYMPIA REV ]. M. Haskell,
who was run down by y n, 7. train,
Just east of Grand Mound, Monday,
succumbed Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05

The big. white light was still
missing.
Don't you remember" Tom Az
len demanded. Il lost SIS o90 on
that lob when they nabbed me Did
three years at McNeiI's for that
Postoffice robbery, you know
We were beginning to get him.
"oh, every body knows me" Allen
said. proudly. I'm no slouch.
Don't think I'm broke because
wear these kind OF clothes I'm
not. Got a neat little pile slowed
away righ, nova few thousand
dollars"
Where~lsh he eareiessIy let his
hands drop Into his vest pockets.
drawing forth from one a bunch OF
glisserins gold coins and from the
other a IA; wad OF oreenbaess.
Dress this way Allen elucidat.
ed. ''to throw the 'Pinks' and plain
clothes bulls off Won't do. you
know, To throw right In their mugs
that I'm flush I'm not the KIND to
beat them and rub II In. too.
Il know them all. Know every
detective by sight. Just Ike they
know me. I'm no spring chicken.
Been Mt this game since ! vas IL.
Fiffy.two now. Never been caught
but twice with the goods. I've
cracked safes from Portland. Me.
TO Portland. Or. and from London
to Constautlnople
Yes. we were hep.
"I've done some Jobs In my
time" he went on. They all
know Tom Allen. I'm college
graduate and am pretty
smooth article at safe blow
ing-seientifie eraeksman. you
might say. Got a little patent
OF my own. Haven't applied for
copyright yet. Cups made Of
soap, some nitro-plycerinc.
little mercury TO steer the
soup where the work is TO be
performed on the tumbIers, and
there you are. Did three Jobs
In one week once. Melted $780,,
900. Made $4,000 since I left
McNeirs, In 1910. See, I'm
telling you all this so you can
understand I'm no slouch and
can deliver the goods.
Game up to see you. as | under
stand you've been saying something
about the prison down at McNeii's.
Well Bo, I've got the goods on
that. Have a wonderful memory.
have. can give YOU exactly, day
by day, few OF the things that
happened down at McNell's And.
believe me. McNeil's is a bad place.
Investigation of Tom Aliens rec.
ord bears out his statement that
he's crack safecracker lie has
been mugged in every important
city I'm the country. and the pinker.
tons have a detailed record Of his
activities.
Aren't you overreaching your.
self a Bit with this ffank discns.
sion OF your eareer?" we kindly In
qulred.
Don. fret over me-" Tom Alien
brlskly replied. Every time they
can get me, they'll get me. They
know who am. And they know
what I do for q living. I've kDwn
some pretty clever ones In my day,
and they all get caught sooner or
later. That part Ia a sure bet"
Coming to turn over a new leaf
now7"
"Who7 Me7 Hell, moi"
And Tom Allen. safecracker ex-
traordinary, left us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
SALESMAN WINS
mILLIONA|RESS

PORTLAND. July '.5.--A modest
little paragraph In the records of
the county clerk has disclosed the
marriage OF Solomon Neuberger, a
paint salesman travelling our OF Chi
cago, and Mrs. Mollie Nethcher9,
owner of the Boston department
store In the same city. Mrs. Neu.
berger is reputed to be worth In
excess OF $6,000.000. Following the
marriage, Mr., and Mrs. Neuberger,
accompanied by six Chicago
friends. departed for Yellowstone
park on a honeymoon.