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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-20
]. r. EDLING.

You men Of Ashland and vicinity
will look lest when QUILTED by J. f.
Edling, tailor, 7O2 Second avenue w
The beauty of having your clothes
made here is that you get measured
correctly and your suits have a dis.
tinctive cut and fit that makes them
appear we'll on you. They will also
give you real wear at all times and
with frequent DRESSINGS, will hold
their shape well. The prices of this
shop are unusually low considering
the quality of the goods and the work
manship.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-20

meet their fancy and taste There
are splendid values here in lingeries,
hosiery and prices have been placed
upon them that make them bargains
that will not come again In the pres
,ent level Of high prices. The very
slatest styles and designs are incor7
porated in the coats, dresses, frocks,
waists and skirts now being shown as
authentic creations for the Summer of
1922. v
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MRS. M. MAHONEY.

Your dollars have the greatest prlr-
chasing power when they are spent
in the up-to-date grocery of Mrs. M
Mahoney, 721 Second street E. If
you like good coffee for your break.
fast or for your other meals you will
find that the brands carried here are
just about the best you have ever
tasted. The same is true of the teas
carried in stock here. They are care
fully selected and we feel sure they
will please you.
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II. p. A. HANSEN

The grocery store with the highest
grades of stocks, is that of Fl. P. A.
Hansen, COL Seventh street. 1t is the
home of good food stuffs and the gro
ceries you buy there can be depended
upon to be high grade in every par
ticular. The store features the best
grades of Seal brand, of Chase San.
born coffee that one can buy any
where. The same is true of some
brands of teas carried by this store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-20
EAGLE Gaze.

You can save yourself a lot of dis
comfort during the hot summer wealth
er by dining at the Eagle cafe, 40
Second street West. One finds there
the very best foods that it is possible
for skilled chefs and pastry cooks to
prepare. In addition, there is main
tanned a lunch counter where short
orders are served. Lunches are also
put up for tourists and travellers and a
fine line of cigars, tobacco, candies
and fruit is carried in stock.
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/. GOLDBERG.

One of the best stocked and best
patronized dry goods stores in Ashland
is that of l.. Goldberg, 200 Second
street West. The stocks are carefully
selected by Mr. Goldberg and offer the
very best values in high grade wear
ing apparel, dry goods and household
supplies. Tt is doubtful if there have
ever been in Ashland more attrac-
tive or extensive display of wearing
apparel and dress goods for women
than is now being shown there. The
seasons newest fabrics and colors are
all here and the workmanship is per-
feet
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COLUMBIA FURNITURE STORE.

One finds a splendid stock of worth
while furniture in the Columbia Furni.
ture Store, 700 Second street West.
1t is carefully and attractiveiy de-
signed. made from the best OF ma.
terials and the workmanship is the
best. The bride and groom will find
in this well appointed store, the best
suggestions for furnishing their new
home. A fine line of imported and
domestic rugs is carried, and these
should be seen to be appreciated. For
framed pictures, wall papers of the
latest patterns, curtains and drapes,
vacuum cleaners, kitchen cabinets,
china closets, and such You will find
the stocks you need here.
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THE NATIONAL.

This store is easily one of the shop
ping centers of Ashland because it
carries SO complete a stock of ladies'
and misses wearing apparel. The
Spring and Summer stocks are now
in and offer to the ladies of this
vicinity splendid opportunity to
select such garments and articles as
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-20
The MAJESTIC THEATER.

You will enjoy the splendid pro-
grams given at the Majestic theater
because great care is given by it's
management in selecting the pictures
that are shown there. It's fans know
their favorite screen star and hero
will fit across the silver screen in the
stirring dramas and tragedies and in
the side splitting comedies. The
travel pictures will always hold your
undivided attention for they take you
into countries and realms you had
never seen or probably never will see.
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FRANK S. DHOOGE.

The general store of Frank s..
Dhooge, 1901 and 1905 Third street
West, is one of the best shopping
centers in Ashland and vicinity, for
groceries, meats, harness and horse
goods, hardware of all kinds, farm
implements and dry goods. Every ar
ticle of stock handled and sold is
guaranteed to be just as represented
Or your money cheerfully refunded.
Every days is always a bargain day,
and if our readers are not already
patrons of this store, we urge them to
place a trial order.
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vicinity: 1t is not too late yet for you
to have him set out your flower beds
and lawns with Towering plants. Mr..
Smith DO also an expert landscape
gardener and has his nursery at
Vaughn avenue. and 18th street, and
will be glad to advise you in laying
ont the grounds or lot surrounding
your home. You will be agreeably
surprised to see what an Improvement
lit will make for you. At his thirty
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pENoKEE LUMBER COMPANY. /

/ The Penokee Lumber Company, 5i0
Ellis avenue, is one of the most 70
liable and best known firms of it's
kind in Ashland or vicinity If you
are planning to erect new home or
building of any kind, you will find that
it will pay you to get prices and esti-
mates on the cost of the lumber and
building materials you are going to
need from the Penokee Lumber Com
pany before you let the contracts. You
will find the stocks here complete in
every detail. They are large so that
the largest order you may turn in can
be filled promptly. Careful attention
is given to small orders also. The
stocks of rough and manufactured
numbers are thoroughly seasoned,
straight grained and of the best
quality. If you need hard woods for
flooring or for interior finishings, you
will find the stocks here the best you
can get anywhere.
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FRED C. sMlTH.

You can bring sunshine and real
enjoyment in your home with cut
flowers or potted plants from the
greenhouses OF Fred c.. Smith, 3rd
street and 7th avenue 4. Mr.. Smith
is Ashland's largest florist and has
one of the largest greenhouses In this
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A. J. DANSON.

The popularity of the confectionery
store of A.. J. Danson, 315 Secr A
street East is proven by the ST..
stream of cid and young one sees
ing in and coming out from the sto
Danson's is one of the sweet spots
Ashland, end deserves its name
cause of the quality of stocks. 7
box of candy bearing the imprint Il
this store on it is always the !
preciated gift, because the recipe
knows. 1t stands for purity. You WIN;
also enjoy the delicious and appetizinlt
light lunches served there. Y
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noPP a WATSON.

Hunters and trappers look to Dopp
& Watson, 206 Second street West, to
keep them supplied with the latest
Improvements in rifles, shot guns,
pistols, traps, ammunition and sports
mems tools. A big stock is always
carried here. This well stocked hard.
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ANevlcK HOUSE FURNISHING CO.

You can brighten the interior of
your home and add to its comfort and
appearance by selecting some new
pieces of furniture from the splendid
big stocks to be found in the store
of the Angvick House Furnishing Co.,
500 Second street West. A fine line
of imported and domestic rugs is car
ried, and these should be seen to be
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offers the newest releases of the great
producing companies as fast as they
appear, and one has but to watch for,
the announcement and programs of
The Royal to be informed of the enter
tainment there each afternoon and
evening.
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THE ROYAL THEATER.

You do not have to fret around try
ing to while away, the time. The
easiest course and most satisfactory,
too, is to attend one of those interest
ing programs at The Royal Theater.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-20

appreciated. The values are in them
alright. For framed pictures, wall pa
pers of the latest patterns, curtains
and Grapes, vacuum cleaners, kitchen
cabinets, china closets and such, you
will find the stocks you need here.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-20
CONSUMERS EtlEl co

One gets the very highest grades
of fuel when patronizing the Con-
sumers Fuel Co., at the p. & A.
dock. This firm always takes care OF
its customers and with the present
Continued ON Pags7a
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acre nursery on Vaughn avenue and
18th street he has thousands of apple
trees and other fruit trees, small
fruits and ornamental shrubs. All the
trees and shrubs sold by him are per-
fectly hardy and the most suitable
for growing in this vicinity.
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TO MENTIONING
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ton c. pc, Felt and Angora braids fol
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ASHLAND, WIS.

CATHOLIC CHURCHES AND PRoMl-
INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES, MANUFACTURING PLANTS,
INSTITUTIONS MERCANTILE HOUSES RETAIL
STORES BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
A New Discovery in the
World of Medicine

A wonderful remedy gives instant
relief for Hay Fever. Asthma. Rose
Fever. Bronchitis and allied affcc-
tons Of the Respiratory Tract.
Asthmadol has never been known
20 fail In a single case Of Asthma.
no matter how severe or OF Ions
standing. Generally relief Is given
instantly. u relieving the paroxysms
like magic. In acute Bronchitis.
Coughs or Congestion Of the Respir
atory Tract. following Influenza.
Grippe or bad colds. II will be found
invaluable. As one man writes.
ssAsthmsdol saved my life when
doctors could do nothing for me"
A marvellous remedy for the deep
seated Bronchial Coughs following
Grippe and Flu. nearly every one
Who had the "fiu" this season has
been troubled with Bronchial AZ.
lection. which causes great annoy.
ancs ana In come cases acute sui.
fering. Take one dose Of Asthma.
eel In hot water and see how quick,
" you will be relieved.
This wonderful remedy r. sold BY
reliable druggists every place for 81
: bottle. or win BE- sent postpaid on
receipt Of price BY the Joyncr DRUG
Company. Spokane. Washington
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
TOURISTS SEEK
BOOZE PARADISE
Bahama Islands Smile,
Many Rush 10 Stake Thirst

VANCOUVER. Is. C.. Aug. H.
The sen.girt. sun -drenched islands OF
the Bahamas group lie smiling under
n blue sky. while the islands smile.
the islanders also wear look OF
pleasure. The rcaron7 No. Mr. Vol.
Htend.
I'VE expect 20 have the greatest
rush Of tourists 10 the Bahamas this
coming winter in the history OF the
Islands," declared Mai. Sir Henry
Edward spiiler cordeaux, X G. ~.
O.. c. b.. governor and commander
In chief OF that group. who. with
Lady Cordeaux, arrived here yes
terday
Americans simply swarm oyer To
the islands In the winter since pro
hlbitlon went into effect In the
United States" he continued. Tho
principal hotel was destroyed by fire
last winter. but we have built a new
and far larger one. which Will be
open this coming seaSon."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
IS A GLAND
OPERATION
NECESSARY?

Ths benefits Of the marvellous
gland operations can now DO OBJ
tained without submitting To tho
knife. By q new discovery tho life.
giving gland substance can BE- sup.
piled In capsule form. This treat.
mont IL highly recommended BY
European and American scientists.
who have proved that the internal
Administration Of gland extracts has
very marked effect upon the cor.
responding glands os tho human
body. often rebuilding them TO nor.
NAL activity.
Such . treatment 10 now offered
To the public in the form Of Gland.
ossn. . highly concentrated gland.
ulsr tonic prepared from the glands
Of healthy young animals and com
pounded with other valuable inwr~-
dents. 0iandoxcn IL surgery In
capsule form and It's use 10 equiyA
lent to = gradual transportation OF
healthy gland tissue. Ciandossn n
obsAinabls at tho Barseii Drug
stores. Seattle. --Advertisem~nt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25

Mental sunshine makes the
mind grow. and perpetual hsrp'-
ness makes human nature q
flower garden la biecsu.--Chrss-
tian ID. larson.
wosia W learn the road 70 Laugh
fcffotcn.
o Nc uho hate iesf the scorr
Would pe hate young heart tho your
hair Do esaBf
90 learn from little chud eoch
ddp.
And catch fhs iit Of hts Iasghfer
gay,
And follosc his dancing feet as they
stray:
FOR ne kno,ss the road TO Laughter
fowH.
O NJ ,cho hate lost the nav.
katherine d. Blake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
nANn coNclsnr

Nile temple Shrine band was
out In full force nj the kyther
Child homo Monday evening and
give the Riddles q wonderful con-
cert. playing everything from
jsss To grand opera. TO the great
delight Of the children and older
folk. II certainly shows . beau
tiful community spirit when We
find big Organization Of accom-
piished musicians like this enter.
tainlng worthy Institutions 81 the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25

Several OF the Sunshine Guild Ia.
dies are giving M ono day a week 10
sew for the Ryther Child Home In
preparing the Riddles clothing for
the coming school days. Every
Wednesday will find these ladies' at
the home until tho work II com.
pieted. They have also assisted .
shutin lady with her fall sewing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
Vets to Go Over
Top for DougIas

Celebrating the anniversary u tbs
battle OF st. Mihiei sept i7. 200
veterans Of the Second division WIN
70 over the top for Malcolm Doarlas.
their comrade. who IL a candidate 10
reelection as prosecuting attorney.
Sept. ~ II the date Of the primary
election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
WANT MUSICAL iNsTRU.
MENTS

Veterans st Providence hospI-
tai have expressed their desire
for q violin and = guitar. should
these gifts be forthcoming. they
will remain the property Of the
hospital for the amusement 81
the boys who play these insiru.
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
smurIN GIFTS WHEEL CHAIN

II IL with pleasure we are placing
the wheel chair formerly owned by
Mrs. sonams by the request Of her
daughter. Mrs. Mccauiey. In the
home OF the little shut.in indy. Mira
Tony GInEras. OF whom We spoke
last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25

Many OF you will remember the
narrowing accounts in our paperr Of
tho terrible accident 20 Miss ksth.
ieen Tobln when an auto tumeied her
over and under passing street car
az she was hurrying home from her
work nj tho Imperial Candy Co.'S
factory on wesfiake ave.
This injury necessitased the ampu.
tation OF ono Of her lower limbs. ~
both her hips were crushed. Aiss
robin has recovered her wilson's
Irish smile and her good health. She
shortly win ave an artificial limb.
The only thing that disturbs her
smile IL when she considers her fu-
surc occupation. I am told that she
has beautiful singing voice and
were n properly trained II would
make wonderful future for her.
Miss Tob!n has no friends or reia-
lives able to assist her. 80 arm ask.
ing this: VIII some teacher of tho
voice take an interest In this little
ladyy II you are 30 inclined. call
Capitol sssf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
WANTS CALLERS
Mrs. Alice Mandely. s<ie
Fourth ave-. Seattle.
GREETINGS. COMRADE. AND
FAREWELL.

FAREWELL
Dear Pilgrim by the wayside;
] ann leaving Seattle for = willis
aud ! shall miss your Sunshine
Smiles" ! want 10 thank you for
publishing the little POEM. "Our
Kind Of . Man." and th~ many
other helpful. uplifting thoughts
In your little headings.
know God will bless you In
the way you pray 10 be blessed.
And In going. may ! offer this
verso ~ = farewell thoughts
philippians a..
Whatsoever thing. arr true.
whatsoever things arc honest.
whatsoever things arc just.
Whatsoever thlngn arc pure.
Whatsoever things are lovely.
Whatsoever things src Of good
report: " there be any virtue
and " there b~ any praise think
On th~se things"
Tho first thing I shall lock for
when ] return win b. the Sun
shine Smile department.
Wishing you health. peace and
God's blessings.
A GOOD SAMARITAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
JOE BINDS HAPPY HOME

No. Joe Wilson was not given
away but Just the same he has
found n delightful horne. A
fearful mother sent word to me
that she must give away her
ii.year-oid boy. A little perstss-
ent telephoning brought tho de-
sired result and Joe. we think.
has found n fine home with w.
l.. Kean OF Edmonds. where he
will have all tho advantages any
parent can give n child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
ErDERBroOM PICNIC

Well! Well! W~if' Wssnt
she = darby day. Music. slng.
Ing. speaking. leo cream and ev-
evything. Every shutin votes
the kidesbloous club the beat I'm.
testelners cver. Among the
speakers were Mayor X. ,.
Ilrown. Miss Atkinson. Judge
Austin. Mrs. Harrison Prest and
several others. Miss Ruth Lin.
rud. hsrpht and seiolst. and
FHncis i1sns. the bog baritone.
gave = fine musical program.
Ths Day sisnpiy evest1owee
with cheer. Everything Was
deue to Insure comfort and hsp
plness fer all. There were II
besss ~ shut.ins present. We
hsk The homer Of shaking tho
hand Of one man who " % years
ed and that Of . lady ~ years
old.
I believe the source az their
youth comes from making others
happy. II IL said that TO make
eshsvp happy doubles th- In
tensity os isfs. IIl~ own hsppI.
ness makes . youthful ceun-
tenancr.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25

Mrs Anna Turner. OF Juneau.
Alaska. kindly set In communication
with me at once. Important n. II.
Loope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25

G. W. shatia. Charles u. Smith. Or
A. ". kieisman. Mrs. Richard Me
intoeh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25

SUNSHINE GUILD MEETING
The Sunshine Guild meets this
wcek Thursday with Mrs. NefsIe Ha'
non, ttT, seventh ave. q. A large
~ expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
sHuT.IN AUTOS

Tho following susoists carried
shus.ins the past week:
Juiius sharbneau. y. n. Copeland
Mira. wiseman. Mrs. Jacob Mason. n.
3. Booth. Mrs. Lidia coenis. Harry
Harvey. r. ID. Chamberlain. Mira
Danny Van Aistine. =. J. Juiyan
Mrs. A. ID. Tol~fson. Miss Kate sub
Ivan. Glen Honnoid. Mlss Mabel
I,onx. Busterworth Sons. Bonney.
Watson Co. Pheasant a wixxin.
william Finch. Frank Wicker. Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
CIRCUS At oRTH0PEDIC
HOSPITAL

Perhaps SO shut-lns enjoyed
the Barnum q Bailey perform.
Anec st the Orthopedic hospital
last Wednesday morning. The
attendance would have been
much larger hsdvt not been held
90 early In tho day. space on
TIN lawns and porches Of nearby
homes was arranged for.
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but those in Our Stores

NORTH BROADWAY
233 broadway N. GO. o. Eskland.
RENToN HILL
1890 Pike st. III J. Marquardt
Mgr.)
LEsCHT Park DISTRICT
1901 Yeslsr Way IT. II. Hafer.
Mgr.)
QUEEN ANNE HILL
7th Ave. West and West McCraw
I'd. Roy johnson, Mgr.)
27ib Queen Anne Ave. IL r.
Johnson. Mgr)
2o1 blaine st. 81. r. Pittsford.
Mgr.)
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School Boy
PEANUT
BUTTER
/ lb. 23c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
ARREST SUSPECT
IN $500 Theft
Detectives Hope to Clear Up
Many Robberies

Seattle detectives are holding sam
Lynch. %. alias Roy Mcdonald, Wed.
n..aay M .,sc.c, On ,he a soo
roooe'y Oh 'he Nihs pios' sio'"'ns
store. at 1909 Second ave. Sunday
night. According 10 Lieut.. OF Detec.
tlves William +. Justus. Lynch may
be charged with the robbery.
In connection with the theft, De-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
RY FERDINAND JAIN

Copyright. 1922. by United Press
sAABoR, silesla. Sept. 20
The kaiser Is wonderful lover.
friends Of his fiancee. the
Princess Hermine. said today.
wilhelm is all fire and flame"
they declared.
Fervid love letters from the
kaiser to his princess all but
awnmped the little postoffice
here. Some Of the more endear-
ing eplsties were delivered thru
a third party, Wilhelm--''the
aged hermit OF Doorn." ms some
call him-evldently fearing his
most precious love phrases would
be disclosed.
The princess announcement TO.
day that she would Leave here on
November for Dorm and marry
the kaiser November was
blow 10 the monarchIsfs. led by
the crown prince and his wife.
who are doing all in their power
to break off the match.
Friends of the princess state
that she is going thru with the
marriage in spite Of all opposi.
ton. The Junkcr party plans 10
send a delegation 10 Doorn in a
final effort TO break off tho
match.
Crown Prince Wilhelm and HIS
wife fear that II the former war
lord" actually marries the prin-
cTurn to Page 8, Column -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

tackled Mrs. Harry OHara, her four daugh-
ters, son and neighbor near Olympia two
weeks ago.
August was chopping kinding outside the barn
when the fiend suddenly came up behind him. With
out warning the boy was shot thru the head. n. u
Hearing the shot. his brother of the barn. but
let powed thru his arm.
Joe Bonjorn the father rushed from the house to pro-
ect his The fiend turned his rifle from the boy took
careful aim and shot the father thru the right temple
As he dropped. Mrs. Bonjorni who watching from
the window, shreked in The beast fired thru
the window the shot going wild He disappeared around
the barn, still carrying his rifle
News of the murderous attack spread quickly thru the
countryside and heavyarmed possess captaned by Sheriff
Mack Deycous of Grant county Immediately took up the
trail Of the maniac.
Joe Bonjorn rushed to the hospital at Wenatchee
where his condition is said to be critical Mrs. Bonomi
is prostrated with grief.
Description of the maniac is said to tally closely with
that of the beast of Olympia. He about six feet
tall with broad shoulders, hips and dark COM
plexon.
This is the who is thought to be the Peninsula
Beast" who held Portland in reign of few weeks
ago by his assaults in city parks.