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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09
MALE HIP WANTED.


ASTEl-E-fl estate ts-B'1sn. ~ % st1
Wtl .stES.Its1 fra. oil usEs 1Dsfsi
rur-rLrf with ssssls1s attractive ztn EhS
sa1uyt t1s riig- AeeFsts Tor tSsl. fAfs
I tBTEt-Iv5 n5@n zFe1-ngsEy ms LDs
Arrs-sE % five Ysttef Esf ast2gSbils. e~si
-lrrlg fzst- 80 az euig. Diss; have fsi'
,-anr. lssFs Tusf1ty. As4r+ss cz7s. ssf9
N4NTE1-lT. sIseaszi'h iauilisr With
e-l1 susl .eTErgt, grs h per eas ham n.sf
IA. 60 .1-rt tuner. Nrlts, Sffltng paw
srs,s-l.les trc sgszlii ssfsrsDee. United Iron
srti taz ya1T. joplin. ~
HIP 4ALED-EgY - sDrs ~ "sh psDff
tsgL-EDsz; E-1 srout e3iy ss!l one Who
rIl ne q grTsl.- Esti - over 10 gsaTs.
4Fgly . -n.s1 D.eorsilcg company. val
sGg-s- t.,Er--.1t. sls 5g-th Main.
e. AATEJ-E-r a. f.id Hs9nsgrrf. nBs;
rs-l; tA1s. 20 isinfiec via sZoJ Dsr
a''t.t r.-1 ct tpl!y- Acdfets Box tstL,
80 ttssft.
I4S ASD RiYE-Gs1 for thsgnsrr. S9n-
a. Ia p0sk GLLg bs nssi ard clean;
ssse lVzrs garter private bsih isrAhhsa
sl-Al fE-i.y Pane ZlZs.
sAAZED-iEfsrkacs te..ciior On ssisry and
crz-.2ss1gr s1Sss-1e-cs rot nscsttzry. 1sli
'ti F9l lssl bEi.siEZ NsI1ay. 10 D. or
v.r-s -ftt
BOTs tsyt beyf 5cys. boyi. Western
LElsn- H.stsrr LEio- Ts.sg'Eyh; sZ, ~.
q - y, ys- -Ay. Y.E csg, Per eAy per
AZ Y-r Gay
N4NT NTED-T0srE sIE for iimsiespsr and
.sr.ar plari 1Spiy sy letter. TimsEeeper
Ecr ss5
F-4STkD-A god baIk.l1sh. one that can
O t-tsrsHE tne 5ressing - hand - ma
Clatne-I ss1nrocf. Ofls LorkbOt 4s7.
= AATED-F!r. g0zns EsH 70 work in news
sara. G-t ~ FFlfso fTkink good chance
ief '1r..es1sat Apply 70 manager Fred
Esrrsy aezs .is1el, fu.co station.
y -, EL'-fS0ge Ass hnsiisr sIih ear. good
.alsry 70 risst csrt, cali room ana ..
o . Y@-ses tfettsr. &0nesy.
ANTfD-CoIsT.1 faan over %, married
Cal! To>a Cslbsrts3n Bldg bstween Q
sse 70 >. - N0besy.
YOUNG usa wtnt.d for real estate and IN
LsTLne. offiss; good salary for riyb, man.
re-.l Pll.ters National bsnk. Phone 7G77.
ANIkD-AEE 70 Do piOSing Monday
aorEiEs ihrss-iourihs mile southeast Of
sitg- PA0ns 2iss sunday.
NAN r.n Seq1Linted IN city married pre-.
tfrred; steady employment 70 right
psrtiss Cll il rear ia East Ninth.
WASTED-A delivery boy with wheel at
X v. grocery, as West Thbd. Phone
g GANTED-YTTerisneed -ns7senger boy over
Is Tssrs Old Harley Messenger Service
422 ssz;h Bss,on
LADIES' AND MEMS suits cleaned and
pressed. 75e American Cleaners Tailor
i-F Co. phone 1882.
JOIN TIE ARMY-Rserui,ing offte. at
OklEhonA City Tulss, AuGkogee. tnicka'
Its. Ari-0Ts and Enid
WANTED-Ii once good second baker;
,ietdy work Busy Bee Bakery, Drum
rixhi. Okla.
GOOD coiored cook wanted. two large serv-
ants ro0ms on pisee: must have own fur
nit1gs. 80 South Elwood.
WAETED-1v0 bicycle boys Apply at IT,
z NeEsenger office. III South Boston.
rear
BOY Tanted AZ the Reliable Trunk Factory.
i1s Fast Third one who isn't afraid Of
~orl
wASTED-serviee men. Tulsa Rubber &
Yulr&ni1iug Co
DELIVERY boy wanted. Apply 1T East
Second
ENi RIENcED single ianitor wanted Ap.
ply Oklahoma Hospital
WAS7ED-Boy with wheel. Call ais
South Boulder
MAN and wife on farm Phone RX-25.
address ". T. Eynun Route ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

ATfkHTIOH- Position wsHis1. estir zksz /
gAsolins plant sHperinienesni opsz for
PosiroD. ran gei rsSBlit. the beat of rsf.
sfsncss; ran build Jour plant sHd make al
nsceWsfy tshts iH the field. As3rsss " 4
btsEers. 4O1 Baltimore Ave Nutkysse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

4 FfKHT CLASS architect visAss 70 give
his ssrylrss either GfaNing yisns or sy=ei-
Nestlons ~ exchange for 3 vacant boi or
pau payment On tH.ail house Ard lot. s07
B0uth Cheyenne. Cal Ia the sTsaiE.s, phone
Zbt6
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09
List of Material and Machinery
for Sale
COWPRESSORS

COMPRESSORS
Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor
size l8xG; class ERR New
5 Ingersol Rand Air Compressors-
type TO- No RH-28l96PP-12xl2 New
LH-28495PP- 6xl2
Ingerso Rand Air Comprcssors l2xGxl2 New
3 lngerso Rand Air Compressors 12x6xl2 New
80 HIP type; units, Ingersoll Rand CYL New
Gould Cent Pump Ain. suction din. discharge Good
Comb. Pump and Engine; 412 HIP Good
Gardner Pump, 4x2x4 steam Good
Blackmer Rotary Pump, type Fair
Gould Cent Pump, No, 4lO47-
Ain dis 1-in suction Good
hgcrsokand Pump, type 10
size 23xl2, No 2696l-PP RH New
No. 269G0-PP-LH
1x4 Gould Centrifugal Pumps Fair
Gould Centrifugal Pump, 22-12n Fair
18xl2-L d. G. Gas Pumps Good
6 HIP Bess Gas Engines, vertical Good
Al HIP +. N. Engine No l2S2s4 Good
HIP G.. K. Bess. Engine, vertical Good
70 HIP f. G. Single Engines New
80 HIP Foos S. H. Engine Bessemer Good
80 HIP Direct Conn UnitmBessemer Good
cars Gin Iron Pipe Good
Miles gin. Pipe Good
PIPE HEADERS
Pairs Pipe Headers
Pairs Pipe Headers
lO-n. Tee
l0-n. Ell
500 l12-in. Galv. Couplings New
500 l2-in NJ. Iron Couplings New
l2-n. Caps
GAS REGULATORS
2in High Pressure Regulators; 600 to so lb. New
l-in' Gas Regulator high nT,EE Prsysgr' Good
42-in. Wooden Pulley, Gin. face Good
Ain Pulley, 32-in Da lig.n g bore Good
Westcott Meters 10000 capacity Good
LINE SHAFT HANGERS
l2-n. line shaft hangers for l56-in. shaft
TANKS
Gasoline Tank 38in Dia.xl2ls # long Fair
Phone 500 or p. O. Box 1874
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

STOKE manager. Caridi4a man over IL
y-srI of age. 1ho hls j sd mercantile sfor=
t1rsrisnre. con Iris!nE window friu1niDs
and izisri0r 1isplays. must have exemplary
pas: record god h-slth and s-5tivs
sbiAr peEmSnsn; position vita Attractive
future s-rrng gsm-nis for rIE-i MAJ; state
saiire past eEperisrce n application. Which
NJ BE- ires.sd - e0nfic@utial. Ad1rsls
C573. care Horld.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

WASTED--Lsdy teacher with four years
high school experience wishes position a.
teacher " modern lsHzukgss. Latin. KnsiEh
or Hlsiory has 4. y. degree and - grAdl
ate student oi the University oi Chicago. Ad.
dress bOI 0375. care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09
OIL STOCKS
standard on subsidisris,

T1fnirhsd BY Eirandbefg. NeGfssvy Co
l2i Essi Third street tHotsl Tulsa. Phoal
TOO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

WASTkD-A6plring youth ] with no par
suts wants work Of any description o1iside
| of sehooi hours. Position IN drug siors 4,
desrsd. Best referenees L9dres. box
1855 care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09
HELP WANTED AGENTS.

WE WANT local agents everywhere, large
commissions Money retained by you at
time sale is made. Our agents are going wild
making from $3.50 TO 81, 900 per month.
The proposition is safely predicted TO easily
earn over GOO per cent year on every dollar
invested. Easiest, fastest and quickest propo.
sition ever sold Get in quick and begin
now to get your share OF this easy money.
An eight million dollar concern. Proposition
unusually high grade, strictly honest and
lars free upon request sales Manager, suite
1910, 1913 West Madison street Chicago.
UNUSUAL. PROFITS to our sales agents;
Damsguard clears S10i net profit in three
days live-wire men wanted in your state;
ties representatives assured of steady in
come and big sales; investment small;
permanent business opportunity; no expert
today Jubilee Manufacturing company. De-
partment lll2, Omaha, Neb
AGENTS-sl0 to S35 daily distributing
fastest self:selling necessity for home. fac.
tory, office, farm; free particulars. samples.
Brooklyn, n Y.
TAILORING agents sell mems suits made to
,ordor; cheapeSt and best line made; can
free, Leeds woclen Mills, Chicago. ''' '''''
WANTED-Asenis TO handle the Daisy
Vacuum washing machine on commission
at fair: patented. Write or see G, M Whit.
man, sl2 West Main Hcnryetta. Okla.
FINANCIAL.
WANTED-To borrow $1,000 on ten hop.s.-
all occupied; security Is worth sIo 900
and rate OF interest must be loss than I'd
per cent per annum. Address 1884. care
World
POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK.
FOR ,sA.F--.A'redaic puppies, richly coI
ored. stylish youngsters. black and tan.
an all purpose dog; sire and dam good hunt.
ers, nothing but registered stock
Gresham, l0s South Eighth Muskosee.
FOR SAI.E-Jersey milk COW, fresh two
months; good mixer and large. j w,
Hill, AIS North Trenton street, Tulsa, Okla.
BEAUTIFUL orgnngo colored baby rpbbit..
also old stock. nice pets for children
Phone 2434.J u'.A'
FOR SALE-Or will trade for chickcnS
young female English fox terrier Prone
FOR SALE-Team OF mares, wagon, barness
three blocks south OF Frisco hotel. +.
Bohiander.
wANTED-To buy good young COW, prefer.
ably fresh; state price. Address i. K.
Fast, Tulsa. A'
FOR sALE--Twenty Rhode Island red hens.
1874 East Second
FOR sALE-,Driving mare. safe for ladies.
CANARY birds for sale. Phone 52sa,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

AGENTS-sl0 to s35 daily distributing
fastest self.selling necessity for home. fac.
tory, office, farm free particulars, samples.
Wholesalers, Box 7, Ridgewood station
Brooklyn, n Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09
FINANCIAL.

WANrED-To borrow $500 on ten houses
all occupied; security Is worth sic, 600
and rate OF interest must be loss than 10
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

PENSEi We want good lnsn and women
FOR travelling general agents. 41Ei have isir
education and good references. Wal make
contract for three months. sir months OF
year 81 salary sZZ 50 per .eek AID Necessary
expenses. Can Asign mos, any territory de-
iEed For fgll particulars address George
@. CowE COMPANY Philadelphia. Pa
ADVERTISING specially salesmsn big man
for big proposition remarkable st!es
plan. leads furnished; unlimited sales helps:
cOmmissiou s7O per order. virgins, rev
man ihrse orders fret week; profitable
permanent connection with old. established
nationally known hOuss. Address Department
@. l., 5052o Wes; Jackson boulevard
WANTED-5OO cotton pickers: season opens
September =. lasts uniH February; $50
hundred cotton yie,ds from bale 10 bale
and Oue-haH per acre. steady work no rain
parties Palo Verde Cotton Growers ssso
citation, II ". Fraser secretary. Blythe, Cal
VIZ vaui nen 4nd' women 10 lesin barber
trade; positions guaranteed and wages
paid phiio you learn, BARRIERS make so
70 $50 psr week. while - the fair visit Us
This Is the largest barber college In tho
southwest. Tulsa BARBER College. III South
BosDS.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations in Tulsa soon
Msn and women desiring government clerk,
ships departmental, posiofiiee. railway msil
customs, sienographers, wriie for free par
tieulArs TO J. c. Leonard lformer government
Z q Ns
/ sALESMES-Ws have real up-to date
pocket side line paying - per order:
especially good for small towns commission
paid the same day the customer Acknowledges
receipt Of goods Pioneer Novelty company,
1906 Wells street Chicago, III.
! EXCELLENT opportunity for ambitious
young man 20 attend Tulsa Business col
iege and earn complete scholarship for q
few hours work each week. good position
with oil company as soon as competent.
Phone l429 lssOR.
NEWSPAPER men, the cotton season is Just
opering IN Texas and southern Okla
homA, we want reliable producers TO rep
resent Us in these states: salary and ex-
peuses; must be able TO show clear record.
Oklsho'ns World, Tulsa. Okla.
FALL term lust starting others will attend
the Tulsa Business college and secure bet
ser positions; why don't you Catalog and
complete information upon request See US
At once 100 East Third street, smith q
Guise managers.
sALEsMASAGER WANTED - Something
new; business necessity; retails IS to
500; enormous profits: no competition; ex-
pany 440 Wainwright, ST Louis
WANTED-Experienced salesman to sell our
temperance drinks In email country towns;
liberal commission contract with $40 weekly
drawing account j s Handel, salesmanager,
2O9 Houser building, St Louis, Mo.
WANTED-Man TO cut weed, and haul trash
Saturday morning. 7l5 South Quaker.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

" WASTElj-ss-fl estate ts-snsn, ~ 81 sr1
Wtl .stES.Its1 fra. oil usEs 1Dsfsi
rur-rLrf w-.ik sHielsaG attractive zfn rhS
lsalost tie riiy AsEEsts tSr czsi. sAre
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

|ES WHITE retained today from
Donlh +. motor iriy 10 points IN Kansas az
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

TAILORING agents sell mems suits made to
ordor; cheapest and best line made. can
sell every man YOU see; large sample outfit
free. Leeds Woolen Mills Chicago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

TWO WOVEN for high.class sales propo.
sition. Position pays $50 per week to
those who can qualify Must have good edu.
cation and pleasing personality. For further
information write Roach g. Fowler Ridge
Arcade, Kansas City. No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

kObERT LEBUs !eit for Kansas City and
LeRihston .aAt night 10 spend the week with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

$50 WEEKLY mGdc writing names for mail
order houses: no canysssing; particulars
FOR stamp. The Guide company, Memphis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09
POULTRY AND LIVE sTtm,E

FOR ,sAl.FI,A'redalc puppies richly col
an all purpose dog; sire and dam good hmmt,
ers, nothing but registered s,ock l.
Gresham. 100 South Eighth Muskosee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
DEWEY FUNERAL
SERVICE BRIEF;
MANY ATTEND

WASHINGTON. Jan 20.--With
brief but impressive ceremonies.
and before a distinguished repre-.
sentation OF United States and
foreign officiaIdom. public formal
services over the body OF Admiral
George Dewey yexa 1nosd al noon
today in the ~ e-capliol.
The 2o-uisAps< kip which
nf2a5a
Chaplain y y. Frazier. Dewey =
fighting parson OF his flagship
Olympia. at the battle OF Manila
BAY.
Well before ~ o'clock. tho hour
set for the arrival of the funeral
corfege from the Dewey home,
where private services were held.
the vast rotuuda was filled.
Shortly before the hour. Presi.
dent and Mrs Wilson arrived with
members OF the cabinet
Precisely al II o'clock the mas.
siye east doors OF the capitol
swung outward and the flag draped
casket. borne on the shoulders Of
IL blueIackcts. was brought in
and placed on the shrouded ca.
tafalque in the center OF the cham
Der.
The services consisted OF a brief
prayer. a short reading from the
ritual and three OF Dewey's favor.
ite hymns Lead Thou Me On. %
Nearer Ny God to Thee" and
Abide With Me The assemblaRe
remained standing during the ser
vices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
Committee TURNS
DOWN CITY MARKET

viii purchase all goods 10 be sold
Mt the various stalls.
Councilman Hesketh voted favor.
able. while Councilman Thomson.
Dale. Hanna and Fitzgerald voted
against II at the Friday meeting.
The idea OF a municipal market.
as outlined by the hackers of the
plan. was suggested by Professors
Eerglund, Mcmahon, Laube and
Mason. of the political science de
partment of the state university.
after the university men made a
study of the plan upon suggestion
Of the Central Labor Council here.
who wanted a solution to the high
cost OF living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
SIGHT RAIDER
NEAR BRAZIL
BY n. %. ROBERTSON.
u. p. staff Correspondent

tCopyri0nt, IVY. BY United Prcssl
RIO DE JANElRO. Jan. co
First reports indicating the general
location of the German South Al.
lantic raider were received here to-
day The brazilian packet steamer
Bahia reported she had sighted a
vessel believed TO be the raider off
the coast OF Rio Grande di Norte
on Thursday. The stranger was
travelling north al a speed estimat-
ed at about 30 knots. No consort
was sighted with her.
Rio Grande di Norte Is one OF the
northeastern states OF Brazil. form.
lng the northeasternmost point Of
the South American continent.
Wireless advices from the Falk.
land islands said that six British
warshipa had sped north from
there. searching for the sea terror.
rernamhuco reported arrival Of
two British auxiliary cruisers.
Evidence OF the Germans pune.
tilious observance of every rule Of
war and international Law in all
his captures was accommodating to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
Three DIE IN HOTEL
FIRE AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Jan. 2o.-Fire
which swept the Ross hotel at
a. m. today killed three men,
slightly burned four others and
totally destroyed the three
story frame building.
The dead are: A. Burl OF Kelso
Wash; Ernest Marquette of Port
land. and Tom Lourer. address un-
known, They were scorched al
most beyond recognition. Frank
Talbot sustained fractured arm
and severe cuts in jumping from
a window.
Breaking out in a lower hall
way at 5:A5 a. M. the blaze
swept up the stairs. cutting off
all means OF escape.
Nine men and two women made
their way to safety out the rear
windows. jumping into an alley.
TWO Of the men who perished tried
to dash thru flames down the main
stairway Both were driven back.
When found their charred corpses
were crouched in corner, arms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20

\ bond proposition for a munici.
pally owned pubic market. con
structed at cost of 100000 In
which the city was TO buy
and sell goods direct. like any re-
taller. will come before the city
council Monday for final consider
alton. At the finance committee
meeting Friday. II was voted down.
10 /.
This Is the first known instance
in the history of the United States
where a city has actually consld.
cred entering commercial field
az retailer OF eatables. If the
proposition is adopted. the city
viii not only erect the building. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
Indictments in
Booze Cases
AreDelayed

Major indictments resulting from the
federal probe os liquor syndicate operations
were not expected Saturday.
Instead, it was predicted that the investi-
CATION would continue next week.
The grand jurors resumed their session
Saturday morning, prepared to hear the
stories of police officers and employees of the
Billingsleys, who were expected to throw
light on details of the operations here last
fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
VESSEL SENDS
DISTRESS CALL

HALIFAX. n. S. Jan. 20.--Dis.
tress calls from an unidentified
vessel were heard here during the
night The Marconi station, at
Cape Race received such signals. re-
layed by the Standard oil tanker
John D. Archbold.
II was believed the Swedish
steamer Scandinavia. supposedly
bound from Norfolk to Christiania.
might have sent the signals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20

Just what the loss on the thea
tire was has not been determined.
The building was valued at about
s35.00O, according TO the fire mar
shals inspectors. The gallery,
balcony and roof can be replaced.
II was estimated. at cost of $1,000.
The owners carried s25,000 insur-
ance on the building and $4,000 on
the furnishings.
Early street car traffic on Third
ave. was blocked for an hour on
account OF the fire. Hundreds OF
people were kept back by line OF
police. when the word was circu-
lated that number of firemen
were buried in the theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20

the motion picture operation room
Later this theory was discarded.
The automatic fireproof doors
would have kept the fire from
spreading rapidly. II was pointed
out.
The chairs on the main floor
did not burn. The vaudeville man
agement has spent $4,000 on work,
just completed. to rebuild the
stage and dressing rooms.
Seventeen vaudeville people. who
have been playing at the Grand
all week. and who were scheduled
10 leave tonight, recovered all their
belon gings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
Cause Unknown


Inspectors. working out OF the
fire marshals office. had not del.
initely dcts rmlned the cause at 10
=. m. Wiring. said to have been
defective. was being inspected. I'd
Ia Moss. night watchman. said he
made the rounds Of the theatre al
C a. m. but noticed no signs OF a
blaze
About ten minutessla,cr Police
Patrolman Rieley saw mass of
flames shoot out OF two windows
on the fourth floor. When the
fIremen. from all stations. arrived.
the place was a mass OF flame.
Hotel Guests SCARED
Guests in the Rector hotel. al
Third ave. and Cherry St. were
asleep when the house alarm was
sounded by Night Clerk Arthur
Price. smoke from the theatre
was pouring In the windows.
They gathered together their be
longings and fled in scant attire.
Young Price went thru the halls.
laughing and assuring them that
they were out of danger.
They we're In such n hurry 10
get out that they almost fell down
the stairs" he said.
The hotel. altho next to the the
ate. was not damaged.
Cries of the firemen, when the
roof fell. could be heard outside
the blazing theatre. Two firemcn
we're on the roof when the flames
got 30 hot that they had to swing
by a rope to window in the Rec
tor hotel to save themselves from
the intense heat.
Alaska Building Safe
The Alaska building. west Of the
Grand, was undamaged.
Firemen had always considered
the Grand. built in 1897. as one OF
the most hazardous buildings In
the downtown zone. II belonged
To the Amos Brown estate. II was
operated rs a combination vaude-
vile and moving picture house by
Eugene Levy
% Years in Service
Gloom pervaded every firehouse
when the news came that Battal-
ion Chief Gilham had been found
dead.
lie had been in the service for
more than "a years. and has been
stationed at Fire House No. .. AT
Third ave. and Pine st.
He was one OF the best men
the city ever had" Mayor GIN said
when he heard the news.
Flag Lowered
A few minutes later he ordered
the flag on the county-city building
down TO half mast.
Gilham was 81 years of age and
lived with his family at I0S 30th
ave. S. lie ii survived by his wife. a
son 90 years old, and daughter.
aged 30.
The flames at one stage of CON
flagration were roaring thruout the
interior, from the space occupied
by the balcony and theatre
From Motion Picture
That was what made many of the
firemen believe II started froIs
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Insignificant in area. Fifteen years
ago the farmers living in the little
valley were broke Last year they
raised s1.l26,000 worth OF berries
on a little strip OF land scarcely
two miles wide and II miles long.
running along the valley which lies
at the foot of Mt. Rainier.
Now, marketing a mllllon-dolar
berry crop is n mans job. II
means distributing $50 carloads of
fresh berries before they can de-
teriorate. and doing II in such n
way that the market is not over
supplied at any one point, and the
prices hold firm all along the line.