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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

groom addition. $1,000: J. L. Wood
A Son Co. contractors.
Joseph A. Hess. 4-room residence,
S22 W. Chapline street.
NJ J. MeFadden. 1i22-24 Market
street. alterations; ]. L. Wood & Son
Co. contractors.
]. NJ. Bruhn. ST. s. Huron street. ad.
dition; J. L Wood 4 Son Co. con-
tractors
Joseph BREEDING. Market and South
streets. repairs; J. l. Wood 4 Son Co,
contractors.
Mrs. W. T. Burt. raise residence a,
zOS 3 Penn street. four feet: David
Sihler. contractor.
James Wallace. garage. 1871 Eigh-
teenth street.
Mrs Joseph Korn. 703 Market street.
repairs: George Dorm. contractors.
William Drake. els Market street.
repairs: George Dorm. contractor.
Mrs James Freese. >55Os Wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
Imperfect Digestion
Causes DrOWSV
Feeling

HENETS are a safe. sure re-
lief for these stomach troubles.
They strengthen weak gastric
Juices and digest all theIumpy.
fenmenting food in the stom-
ach, making it clean and
healthy Take a HENET after
dinner today It viii proven.
that bad taste, make YOU for
get stomach troubles and pu.
your digestive system in gooi
working order. loc and 15c
at all drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

room, lOxi3. and a maids bed
room. lOx15. both with generous
closets. and in addition unlimited
storage space beneath the raj
tiers.
The house is finished in rough
cast stucco. with half-timbercd
second story. The chimneys are
OF stucco. with terra Gotta Chin
ney pots. The roof is shincled.
The house is an exact squrre. IS
feet on q side. Altogether a most
satisfy .ns home for any family.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
with the architects 10 furnish e.
umated cost of construction or
any other information desired re.
garding the house illustrated.
They also invite our readers TO
make suggestions for plans which
they wouldlike illustrated in the
future. Please address all com
munications 10 Ashley and Peter
son, Springfield. Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
NAIIoNAL DEFENSE pRoeea.

NEW YORK. sept 1s-The Ioaeua
to Enforce Peace. Of which William
Howard Taft is president. in state.
mont issued hero today declares that
efficient preparation Tor ADEQUATE ra.
tional defense Del boz mo- way InronaIs.
leni WIN The purposes of the league
hui on me contrary Dol essential
thereto
InIs view was expressed hy thr exc.
cuii'e committee boz a resolution when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
wATcHMAN MURDERED.

MCDONALD. Pa. Sept l9-Fred
Boxer. aged IL. night Waterman at
the general store OF Berman & Zen.
near here. was found dead in front of
the building early today with bullet
hole through his heart An investiga.
ton showed that an attempt had been
made to break open the front door OF
the store. and the authorities believe
that Boxer was shot by burglars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
CHARTERS ISSUED.
-

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. "a
The Secretary of State Saturday is.
sued charters to the following:
Morsantown Jitney Company. Moi.
gantown. w. Va. capital. $4,000. IN
corporators. F. NJ. Lucas. r. NJ Davis.
Fannie Davis. Hazel Lucas. Mabel
Wilson. all OF Morgantown.
Beatrice OIL Company. Parkersburg,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

a practice meeting ri fr. ,,.a.f...
~ mo WarW0od Hand viii Ia HrId So.
ln North Wnruuud
Miaa carrie Morrison of NaIIfu erore
f'Ilfned o. Warwnud laat evening fg r..
imc her duties Hr PRINCIPAL M 3D..
"'fih WarWnnd school TODAY
councll meeting viii Ne held HrIfrr
e'nlhg ar fnc Center Mnrword H.ar
hnuae number 0f lmrortHnf fr4ftrrr
in regard o. roads uIlI hn rurafferrf
u. Miller Ia slowly ra.urrrIr. 4f
.i- nome on nfU.nr.f street arrr
Hf,'inlnF pc ankle several DAYS AGO
nay roe on Tuesday Will De- rf.rr.
~ number Of young men 0f CrDf.r
afNond Ihef uIl leave Warwa.I
p nrrsu. Of Center W1rua.f I- ,..
l.ing rrnitea ln HYiiIiaYs Cove Tor
Mrr EImrr Grimm nrf -an. OF r.f.r
county nr. NI.iIiur friends ard reIaf I.rr
iu Center Waru0od
Wndr and daughter MIra ur-a
~ INr.'N .irHf ffrnff. nrrr frfurf.r
20 rtnI.nr several dave tIaIInr .r
'hHrIrH Hutchinson. aT tarrrrI. d..
l.nd'nf 'rfrrH' DAYS visiting nIrnrr
IH-r "HnuaH nr Seventeenth .fr..t
fHN Nnr"nnI avenue. HHn returned r.......
.NfnH '..u f. |nHrIfrfur isl a..
"iiIIam rnea. uf NarnInrflr. ra. Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

w. Va. capital $1,000: incorporation.
Harry W. Auherle. J. ID. Reich. J. p.
Rayhorn. A. r. Homer. c. c. Fouss,
Parkersburg. W. Va.
l. n. Hun a Company. Hunting
ton, w. Va. capital $4,000: incorpora-
tors. l.. h. HUI. l.. Z. HUI. J. A. Tuck.
er s. F. Tucker. X. X. Darnall. Hunt
ington. w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
WARWOOD


p'D .lI meeting 20 the fuemEer. ~
ne hnarl ~ Education of nfgnIarf NJ
w.. VIII Do held this evening M 4
1900. or tno center Warwood" agrr..l
nllillnG one ~ the most fr.r..-f....t
NNlrn Hll De- token up and dI--
WI Do in regard t1 fna 9ery
iion. They uIu nfr4 lIarul- |
W tn. election. Meun hers nf the b.4rf
ven. io Fri fhe election over AZ .,..,
rtlcd ao Chat the f1nfrarfora 80. ...-r
n Ilr proposed huiIdinna Dol fnr
N p" nr event fha bond faaur d.
.. iNn hfHrl unnfa 'o have the
term "NA' iati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
MORE BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED
INSPECTOR FAHEY GRANTS AN
EVEN SCORE LAST WEEK.
Nearly All Call For Responsibilities
Dairy Company 70 Make Exten-
sive improvements.

During the last week Building In
spector John J. Fahey issued a total OF
Il permits. This is an increase over
last week. and quite an increase over
the last week of August. when the low
mark OF the year was reached. The
United Dairy company was given per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
At TIE REX

'tN.flH 70 FIlm tcraIo. of Ib.rn.a
'u.'Nnf 'tI uftuin In fifr HUfn featuring
..f Nnfin famous actor Henry U wal.
..HN HlI araIHfcd hU Thomas Tffferr0r
MhfN AlNrr. Loretta Blake. and ofrrr
EN.NfIs le thr attraction no this theatre
Nnir mars ihn harmony OF fhIr nrIrnffr
..NN, II'n. Toll and Tyranny nr VINO.
ifH complete Lhrco act drama VIII.
% snnu Trfs fF the iaaf CHAPTER
oi thiF wonderful series. rnthf.a Wees .
li ripTeH fhIH exceptionally fine program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

street. repairs; II. A. Hoskins, con.
tractor.
Schwertfeger estate. $3.50 Market
street. porch and alterations. II. w. Fair
contractor.
Cohen. rear s17 Market street, roof;
II. W. Fair. contractor.
Georgia Fender. 81 Thirteenth street,
bath room; n. w. Fair. contractor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

was made public. IL was explained. be
cause Of the receipt Of many inquire
REGARDING the leagues attitude toward
the question Of military preparedness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

just the Thing for a Bilious Attack.
A man is about a. sick az he ever
gets when he has bad bilious attack.
ana % has surprised many a man 20
hnd mat by taking Chambcrlain's Tab
tots a. directed he was az well az
ever Two days later. and that he had
an appetite like a hired man. Cham
pertains Tablets invig0rate the stom-
ach an denable o. to perform is func-
lions naturally. they also regulate tho
bowels. A. an agreeable laxative they
are unsurpassed Obtainable every.
who're
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

dds until September 20 TO erect
school; drawings and specification Al
oiilce OF secretary OF board: story
eVHf0 r.; brick; J. W. Wolf arcbi.
tect. Waynesboro, Pa
Beckley Raleigh county LAT
contract 20 ID. J. Phillips. RoanoEe
"a. 20 erect lately.noted ian ana
sheriits residence; f2rs0 n. 3 stor.
ies' nreproOf; slate roof. reinforced
concrete floors. steam heat. cI.ct,,c
l'khilng. cost $4,000. Is p. smith
architect. Washington. u. G.
". A. WILSON a SONS
NOS i4os-i4tt-i42t Main Street
Departments:
Doors, Windows, Buifders et,,,ti..
Talnts ard Painters Supplies.
Builders Hardware. Nails.
Mantels and Tile.
window and Plate Glass
Art and Ornamental oisss
Roohnas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

s.lne az plans viii b. completed FOR the
g1nee and bowling party 20 be- given Fri-
~ evening Other matters Will be- TAX
attend 'tt'4t'H q"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

.rFlerday waa The fret tim4 thai The
llter rood was uned hy many auf0mabii.
49, lnee lt hHd been oiled. under fhe
-r '.l"ua oi the county cumulaafonara
~ road vas reported fo BE- Ir n vrrg
500 collitipp and hr putting ffr rIf
~ Ut WI make lf naf during the win.
la alec understood thai sfhfr
Iptla in the county VIII be- given frr
same dose Of 0iiinr ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

Members Of the Tadfe-7 AId' e~.t.t.. 80
~ isulheran church will give N markef
10 na1dar saturday OF this week AL
80 -, orc grocery store. corner ism
l-l.' I'es cakes. bread and other pass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

M,'N- Ine stage story ls told fr -four
N'I. Hnd the settings provided d.. ff.g.
Mlll'F are remarkable for their real.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

hemherr m fhr fnttIarf Nrfrrf.sr
pc and frnffr' .1n rH.0, iaff4n rIfi fsir
..f .HIH evening Hf urIl.n rf
TITO ''''h "afNno1 hose house rf which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
just the Thing for a Billion. A,,,,s

pc guest Of Dr. Il. o. walden. Of Tenth
street and Warwood avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

rHE MARRIAGE IN
"rHn NAnRIAon or KITTY -
FanH.e Ward OBJ, famous comcdisnns
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-11
He Turned Deadly White.

poison known to materia medica to
xiii dozen men.
Sick at heart, Boyd Leslie dropped
the fatal phial and sank to a chair,
overcome. The deed was done, with
out any doubt! Oh, was there the
merest vestige of hope that the pre-
scription had not been used? Shak-
ing from head to foot with anxiety
and dread the young drug clerk hur-
ried on hat and coat and rushed from
the store.
He knew where the Lewis home
was heated His, heart beat Like a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-11

ing upon it he raised it slowly. A
shudder passed over his frame. He
turned deadly white. He uttered a
great gasp. His hOTror-stricken eyes
were glued to the label on the bottle.
"The last used last night in maxi
ing up that prescription" he spoke
breathlessly, "and-poison!"
How had he come to make the fatal
error? His dazed, tired eyes had read
'ascetina" for arsenic" He had I'M
Willingly substituted for a harmless
alternate enough of the deadliest
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-11


= >
BY Olivia Meredith
Copyright by w. G. Chapman)
''Tired," yawned Boyd Leslie, pre-
sCTiption clerk for Davis & Co. 'Pm
dead for the want of sleep. The end
of long day. Oh, my!'
There was a tinge of relief in his
first words, for a respite, relief SEEM
ed in view. He had put out most Of
the lights, he had just locked the
street door, when the knob was turn
ed and a small boy breathless and
perspiring, shouted Justly:
81 must get in, doctor says must
hurry" and he waved a fragment of
paper which Boyd recognized as a
prescription. He let the boy in. Mid
night WEAKNESS made him sway, the
lights were poor, he almost nodded
putting up the prescription. 1t was
For Mr.. Lewis a heart tonic, Boyd
noted that. He was so done out, that
as he gave the waiting boy the bottle
he left the last phial he had used in
filling the prescription upon the case
-COu4LCAs LuS14, W4S44OL4L CfCA4 u1LNAGNoO-
ing, he flung himself on the lounge
Just behind the case and was plunged
in sudden slumber Immediately.
Long hours, irregular meals, lack
of air and exercise were fast under
mining a splendid constitution. There
was no nine-hoUr rule at the Davis
establishment. The company owned
similar branch establishments in
twenty Minnesota towns and the
prescription clerk was manager, por-
ter, soda fountain tender and a very
miscellaneous general utility man.
'''U-um! Just about half slept out,
yawned Boyd at daylight, rousing up |
at the call of an alarm clock, Unre- |
freshed for another day of hard work. |
''WeIl, if l can stand it out I'll soon |
have enough to start course at the
medical college"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24
'LUNDlN GETS INJUNCTIONS IN
FIGHT ON RED-L|GAT OWNERS

Prosecuting Attorney Lundiu OBJ
tained, Thursday. temporary In
functions against the owners OF
three alleged immoral houses here
In his campaign. begun a few weeks
ago. To stamp out the redIight evil.
Lundin struck directly at the
owners OF the property. most of
whom are men prominent In bust.
ness and church circles.
Judge Ronald granted the iniunc.
tions. which are directed against
houses and their owners at 707,
707is and 703 Dearborn st.
Giuseppe Colanzelo. a wealthy
Italian. is the principal defendant
In each case. lie is restrained from
permitting further immoral prac-
tices In these houses, one OF which
In the notorious Moonlight House. I"
until abatement proceedings are
tried on their merits. and has given
a bond OF $4,000 to insure against
violation OF the court order.
The cases against Joseph A..
HYDE and others alleged to be the
owners OF the Potlatch hotel, 675
Weller ST.. and against the Boulder
Realty Co. alleged owners OF 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24
DYNAMITE LEFT
At ANDY'S DOOR

NEW YORK. June pa
bomb, said to have contained
three sticks of dynamite, found
on the doorstep Of the home
of Andrew Carnegie last night,
was declared by the police to-
day to be the work Of araa-
teurs.
The bomb was crude in con-
struction and the method en-
ployed in placing it on the
doorstep. where It was found
by watchman. bore every
mark OF an amateur, it was
said.
Carnegie has been a. Bar
Harbor for several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24
COMMERCIAL
CLUB TO Dance

The Commercial Club. which or.
dinarily doesn't care rap for frills
or airs. Is going TO try soup and
fish" dance Friday night. Just for
fun. It's to be the first formal ar
fair the club has ever held.
Members will he asked to attend
garbed In claw-hammer togs. with
the slick fronts. Madame and
mademoiselle are also requested to
gown up"
a committee Of 32 has been hunt
ing down new ideas and will spring
a bunch OF novel stunts on the side.
The ball is also the first held at
the new quarters since the recent
opening. Dad" Wagner's band Will
dispense music. The floor will he
ready for the dancers sharp at 2
O'Clock. Members and friends OF
the club are invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24
BRYAN TO RUN
FOR j. S. SEnATE1

WASHINGTON. June "a
VIM. J. Bryan today announced
he had retained his residence
In Nebraska. and henceforth
would live there a part Of each
year, and vote there.
Politicians regarded the an.
nouneement a. slonHlesnt In
view Of rumors OF a possible
fight TO be made by Bryan for
Senator Hlteheoek's seat In the
senate.
Brysn's announcement added
that he would continue publlea.
tion OF the Commorer.
Bryan will spend July I al Sar
Francisco. whore he will participat,
In the Panama-Pacific exposition
celebration. Mrs. Bryan will nc
company him. They will leave foi
California late this week, remaining
n fortnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24

The yeggman is a dangerous
criminal. peculiar to America. He
has no prototype In Europe or any
where else In the world. He Is vi
cious. degenerate. irresponsible
and has no ideals at all.
Johnny Yegg scorns the work
Ing stiff" tolerates the bum. but
he hates members OF decent so
ciety. His name for us is gay
cats"--T have never been able to
discover why.
lie hates law. too. His name for
the police IL The Enemy"
The yexg Is difficult TO deal with
because he has no name. no home
The police can keep local crooks un.
der surveillance thru their women
and by employing "stooi-pigeons."
But the yeggman knows no women.
and no -stool-pigeon" knows him.
Yeggmen travel in "mobs" OF
from four TO ten. They seldom pen
citrate into the heart OF city ex-
cept to rob. preferring the Jungle"
somewhere In the suburbs, near
a railroad. There they build their
csmpfires and cook their food and
sleep.
when they are In funds. they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24
TO ARREST
Ebert CO.
Warrant Issued in Frisco for
Man Who Sold $4,000
Worth OF Stock Here.
CAN'T FIND A PLANT"
Stoekholder Says siso.ooo Fac
tory Is Nothing But a Small
Blacksmith Shop.

Several hundred Seattle
stockholders In the so.called
Gilbert Motor Car Co." are
nervous today a. a resuit OF
the impending arrest OF the
president OF the company, N. y.
Wilson.
Aoviees from San Francisco.
where the headquarters of the
company 10 said 10 be located.
ssy warrant was issued there
for Wilson. Ne 10 thought to
be In the East
The local offices Of the con-
eern were moved from Seattle
10 San Francisco In March.
Since that time the sale of
stock locally has been handled
BY the Empire Securities Co.
IN the Empire building. Officers
Of the security company say the
stock was ordered of the mar.
ket May 10. the company having
raised sufficient operating cap.
ital.
John W. Burgess. whose home Il
IN the East. swore TO the complaint
against Wilson at San Francisco.
sesttic Folk Destitute
He declares four Seattle families
Who went 10 California on Wilson,
promises are destitute at Sunny
vale. where the concern Is sup
posed 10 have a plant.
He charges further that nine fam
ilies we're psrsuad~d 20 60 from
Seattle 10 invesf their savings III
the company's stock on the repre-
sentation that they could get wort
At so cents an hour In the plant
Reaching Sunny,ale. he says. they
found only small blacksmith
shop where the plant was supposed
to be.
According To several people here
who have subscribed for stock. ar
alluring picture was painted them
regarding the company's possibili
ties.
They were told n siS0.00o plant
was under way In Sunnyvale. and In
n short time would be turning out
100 automobiles a day.
Stock Was so Cents
An order for 10000 jitney buses
for use In San Francisco. had beer
obtained. II was said Stock sold
at 30 cents a share.
The Ebert company formerly
used offices at 334 Empire building
This room Immediately adJoins the
Empire Securities Co.
When Wilson and other Officers
left. it was explained that enough
stock had been sold TO put the plant
In operation.
Anxious stockholders. upon in
quiring into the delay since. were
told more money was needed. and
Wilson had gone East TO finance
the company.
over $4,000 was subscribed In
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24

Oue OF the interesting phases OF
his final downfall. which came
Wednesday. Is that but one OF bis
victims realized that anything was
wrong at the bank.
Makes Statement TO lundin
Cove was arrested after his con-
fession TO Detective Philip X.
Ahern. head OF the Pinkerton agen-
cy here. and officials OF the bank.
Later he made more complete
statement at the office OF Prosecut-
ing Attorney Lundin.
He was charged with grand lar
ceny OF $4,000. on warrant Is.
sued from Justice Gordon's court.
at the instance of n representative
OF Lloyd's Royal Indemnity Co. of
London. his sureties. Goye's bond
insurance amounts to 100000.
The young man, who is 80 years
old. had. during long period,
embezzled about $4,000. he said In
his confession. He had worked at
the Dexter Horton bank since he
was a lad OF II.
Forged Names TO Snecke
II was Gove's system. when he
needed money TO indulge his insa-
table desire TO play poker. to Issue
check on the account OF either
Mrs. Carrie B. Cobb. Mrs. Elizabeth
Foss. Thomas +. Jones or Herman
Inset. forging their signatures and
paying the check himself. TO him
self. thus taking advantage OF his
position as paying teller.
His last check was on the ac.
count of Herman Linset. and drain
ed that depositor's account clean.
When Inset came to the bank.
a few days ago. TO get some money
to pay his saloon rent. he was In.
formed that he must not be writing
checks to himself when he had
nothing in the bank.
Cleaned Linset's Account
why. have about $4,000 in the
bank" said the astounded Linset.
He was shown his statement.
He had not the wherewithai to
purchase new necktie.
There's something wrong" he
said.
His latest check for $4,000. sign.
ed. apparently. by himself. was next
shown.
Il didn't write It," he declared.
ITS forgery"
Then started the shadowing OF all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24

the Dank employees Dt flnkeTtou
operatives. Gove's habits were not.
ed and gave a suspicion that he
might be the offender. He finally
admitted II when confronted with
the evidence.
Cove was considered one of the
best handwriting experts in Seat
tie, and his forgeries are said to
have been exceedingly clever, so
much so as 10 deceive the person
whose name he had used.
Cove lived in handsomely fur
nished apartments at 1920 Seneca
ST.. where he was looked upon az
being an exceptionally hale chap.
Mrs. Foss. one OF Gove's victims.
said Wednesday evening she had
not noticed any Irregularities in her
account at the bank, which was not
in itself remarkable, she added, fn-
asmuch as her secretary atte nded
TO the banking. She said she pro
ferred to say nothing about the at.
fair.
Mrs. Cobb, being In Los angeles.
could not be interviewed. but she
had, at least, made no mention Of
her shortages at the bank II she
had noted them.
Took Most In Last Year
In his confession to Lundin. Cove
admitted that he had taken all but
about $4,000 OF the $4,000 during
the last year. Where he squander.
ed this money he did not say. but
declared 1t had all gone over the
gaming table.
Gove,s parents are DIR. and Mrs.
ID. w. Cove of Orting. The young
man was educated in Tacoma
schools. his father having formerly
conducted drug business there.
At the Seattle Athletic club, OF
which Cove was a member, he was
considered an exceptionally good
fellow.
He was liberal spender. II IL
said, and had the reputation of be-
ing scrupulously honest. He is also
an Elk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24

called immoral houses on Weller
ST, we're continued by Judge Ron.
aid one week.
Deputy Prosecutor Summers is
handling these abatement proceed.
ings for Lundin.
Judge Gillian. who heard the tes.
timony against Jesse J. Humphrey.
his wife. kristina. and others con.
nected with the house at I'll
Weller St. Wednesday. announced
he would reserve his decision until
Saturday. The state asks for a
permanent Injunction under the
red-light abatement law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-24
b0ALT MAKES
VISIT TO THE
UNDERWORLD
Finds Mike Who Gave the
Yeggs the Office Has
Gone From Depot Bar.
By Fred l.. Boalt

The vagrancy problem is of the biggest, as it
is certainly of the most difficult, with which the
Seattle police are dealing
The task lghtened last winter by the liber.s ;
hotel which is closed for the summer The Liberty
hotel, gratyingy successful experiment, has made
one fact perfectly clear-hat there many johless
homeless men who viii work if they get chance.
But what OF tramps II must be borne in mind
that tramp" is a generic term meaning wanderer.
There are at least three kinds of tramps-hoboes or
working stiffs" buns and yeggmen.
The hobo-sneeringly referred to by buns and
yeggs a working Stiff because he will work
when work offers thing which his compatriots scorn
10 dds generally amiable, spineless, discouraged
victim of wanderlust.
The bum s-a bum. He is a drunkard, more or
less witless and no good to any one.