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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER SI, " 1908. -DUE STEALERS FOR GOASTTRADE The Stean; Schooners Lakme and jSaginaw Secure Charters. ORIGIN OF WHITE HAND SCHOONER' ENDEAVOR ; ' REACHES RIVER Heavy Purchases of Lumber in Cal ifornla Bring Into Action Carriers That Have Been Idle for Many Months Northland Due to Arrive 'Ths fleet -of ateam schooners engaged to carry lumber from thJs port and points on tho Columbia, river was aug mented this morning' by the charter of the Lakme and Baelnaw. both to load at the mills of the Portland Lumber company for Ban Francisco. The Lakme la an old timer !n these waters having been eneasred In the lumber trade on various occasions. For a while she ran resrularly between Port , land and Gravs' Harbor' points but the line was abandoned and she was again turned Into a f lumber droaher. She carries about GOfl.Oft') feet. The flaeinaw Is a large ersft, with capacity for about ouu.ouu leet or nimoer. Other steam schooners booked to come : to the river to load umber for Call fornla are the Shasta, Shoshone, Tonenv lte, R. IX In man, Northland and Cas es ae.. The North and Is flue to reaclt the harbor tomorrow morning with con siderable general cargo. ' According to a telegram received by T. P. Baumgartner from the E. J. Dodge company, owners, the cargo will be. dis charged at Couch street dock. . It had been reported that henceforth the steam' . fr w oil Id land at Oak street. The tele. gram to Mr. Baumgartner states that , the manifest has been mailed him and it is taken as a natural consequence that the freight will be discharged at uoucn street dock, of wtilcn Mr. Baunv aartnsr in manairer. .-.. . The, sailing schooner Endeavor was reported off the mouth of the Columbia river this morning Inward bound in bal last from Sac Francisco under charter to load lurater for San Pedro. She will load at the mil a of the North. Fa cifle Lumber company. Tha Endeavor is the first sailing schooner to enter .the coastwise trade for several months. rmgiiis navjnr oeen so low as to throw all tha business to the steam craft. But there was a slight advance the other day and the owners of the Knooavor. considered the offer an in ducement to have her start out. STRONG BREEZE OFF COAST Harriman Liner. Rose City Sends Wireless Message. A heavy wind is blowinaj from the southeast slonxths Oregon coast, ac cording to a Wireless message received this mornlna; by the weather-bureau from the Harriman San Francisco liner Rose City, bound south. The message was Bent at 4 o clock this., momma- in latitude 14J, which is near tha Oregon jinn w U9 gouin. - f Tt said that the wind was blowing 48 miles an hnur. that the barometer snowed 8S.28. the thermometer 60, with a a-ood rain falling. At North Head the wind was much Harhter but- District f-75:J AMI JdlSOII NEVER M THE VALLEY Hetch Hetchy .Advocates Wish He Would Keep His Hands Off. Reading from left to.' right William ' Pollard, prisoner; E. eon, deputy marshal, and J. E. Stewart. Chicago. Dec- J1.A problem which has been confronting tha Chicago police for soma time is the solution of tho so-called "White Hand" troubles. While no little ' worry and excitement have been . caused, by the many threatening letters demanding money of orominent peopie,vas far as known no attempt has been mads to carry out tho threats. The letters sre always couched in the moat grewsoms symbols, with ths ever pres ent skull, crossbones, coffin handle and me iia. i . In a very remarkable wav the threat ening letters have been traced to one A, Jamie- young -man, a young fellow, Innocent enough In his appearance, who is the driver on a grocery delivery wagon William Pollard. Pollard claims that he wanted to see how his letters ap peared in print and - seemed tgreatly cnagrmea ana surprised to rind he bad committed a crime against ths law and decency. . It la thought his letters are the re sult of his having read detective stor ies. The letters were addressed to Chief unippy, one or two clergymen and pri vate citizens, in - each case demanding a large sum of money and threatening a. uiuw-up djt a oumo. Forecaster Beats is sending fori special reports, fearing that it might be well to issue storm warnings along ths coast this evening. The Rose City left Astoria Saturday and judging from the report this morn ing had to buck the strong wind all the way; The Harriman liner Senator reached Astoria early this morning, having been pushed along by the strong breeze that la delaying the Rose Citv, The Senator will be at Ainsworth deck at o'clock, this evening. , ' W' I, . 'I '. 1 ' LINER .XlTMAXTIA COMING -r'l .V'. :. ii I, ,i I, ;li M, ' " Will Leave San Francisco in Time to Arrive Here Friday. ThS" Portland & Asiatio Steamshio company's oriental liner Numantla is due to arms here next Friday with 600 tons of Chineaa merchandise from Hongkong and way ports. She la ex pected to. leave San Francisco tonight. The Nifroantla will . hardly get hers in time to clear on-her return voyage before the end of ths year, and if aha fails, December, flour exports will be very light. Three liners -cleared from ners last month as a result of erettinr ouncnou up inn ena or tne route, and it was up to the umantla to get In on time to save, the reputation of the monnf out sne wm apparently arrive few days too late. It is said hardly probable that a ho can be loaded in time o clear- Deiors the nrst.. There la full cargo awaiting shipment, BRINGS' SMALL CARGO Nevadan, Salina Crus ...... ..v. Jan. IS Alenlav orient .i Jan. 15 Arabia, orient- Feb. 1 Xsgnlar , Unsra Bus to Sspart. Kebraakan. Salina Crus ..Deo, ii Breakwater, Coos Bay ........ Dec. 2S Nebraskan, Salina Crus .Dec. 23 George W. Elder, San Pedro.., Dec. 24 Senator, San Francisco ,Deo. 25 Alliance, Coos Bay. .Dec, 26 Argo, Tillamook ....Dec. 2ft Sue II. Elmore, Tillamook. .... . .Dec. 28 Eureka, Eureka and Coos. .Dec. SO Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. Deo. 31 Ross City, San Francisco. .. . ....Jan. 1 Ntcomedia, orient ....Jan. 1 Nr.mantia. orient Jan. 5 Alesla, orient Jan. 25 Nevadan, Salina Crus Jan. 27 Arabia, orient Feb. IS Vessels la port. . Leyland Bros. Br. ah......... Dry dock Donna Franceses, Br. bk. Astoria Churchill, Am., sen... Astoria Alvena. Am. sen ......Astoria JV. F. Jewett, Am. sch......... Astoria Irene, Am, sch.... Astoria Washington, tin, ss. . . t . . . . .Dry dock jiwrmiin, jar. on . f. Mills St. Nicholas, Am. ship, .Astoria Berlin, Am.; sch....... Goble ': ' (United Vnm Leased "Wlre.l j Washington. Dec. 21. -Both sides In ths' battle over the Hetch Hetchy res olution, giving San Francisco tho right to build a reservoir for her 150,000,000 municipal water system in the Sierra valley, teday began a sharp fight to win an advantage in the atrugglb during the holiday recasts of congreas. ' fresiuent . William ts. bourne ana At torney B. J. ' McCutcheon of the Spring Valley Water romoany. are now pulllnic wires in New York, conducting a quiet fight to defeat the measure through Wall street influences. It is feared by friends of ths measure that the water officials may so influence the changing of the measure as to practically kill H. Citv Engineer Mflrsflen Manson and Supervisor A. H.. Oianinnl of San F'ran oiseo are working hard to bring about a division of the resolution which will be acceptable to the opponents of the measure. They are fighting adverse ac tion , which might invalidate' the bond issue. Man son said toaay: I nave been worklna: 10 vear for tola. II the resolution is amended so that It Is invalidated. I. believe I wnuld rather kill it myself than begin all over again. -1 sha4 keep at this thing right nera until we win. If we lose out In the present congress. I shall trv the next congress and the next and . the next, until. San Francisco get pure water.-. ... .. One amusing feature of . the ftrht against the xietch Hetchy resolution is tne revelation, made today, that Dr, Robert Underwood Johnson, associate editor of -the Century magazine, who appeared before ths subcommittee of the house committee on public lands lat Saturday and spoke against the trans formation of the valley into a reservoir, describing the scenic beauties of ths Hetch Hetchy, had never been there In his life. He made this admission vouay. - LUMBER C0L1BIIIE UimiESOTil (Unites' Pre Leased W!r.t Duluth. Minn.. Dec 21. Tha tniiflh talked of lumber combine that has been forming for months tame to full devel- nent here todayi , The combine 'a i moat nowerftil factor in tha lum ber world today and will control 3,000, opm thi 000,000 feet of lumber In the northwest: It will also control the Duluth A Rainy Lake railroad and a fleet of 70 great lake lumber - vessels. - Its assets, at the least, are estimated at 330.000,000. The name adopted by the consolidated inter ests is the Duluth & Rainy Lake Lum ber company. Alread" the concern has vast Inter ests In Minnesota and Canada. SAN FRANCISCO FACES SEA WALL PROBLEM (United Prom Leased Wire.) San Francisco, Deo. 21. Plans are un der way for the reconstruction of near ly 10.000 feet of seawall to fit it for resisting the action of the bay tides that are threatening destruction to the northern end of 1 the . present structure. Ths wall extending along tha waterfront from Mission street to Jones street bas been pronounced faulty by Assistant State Engineer Barker and the harbor commissioners are considering the cost of the proposed repair. - The only portion of the wall that Is i i ii . i J vl ..,jisar-'a unimpaired la the foundation of ths ferry building, which, on account of Its modern construction. Is safe. Other places in tha wall, however, are in a bad way and the foundations of ware houses along the water front aro threat ened. -.. aii niniPKTiflN iwn MQTDKQ ti.ii iniiuiAHivn runs uiumujo FROM AN UPSET STOACII WILL GO Almost Irtstant Relief Is , Waiting for Journal Read ers Who Suffer From Stomach Trouble. Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take Dlapepsin after your meal. Thla pow erful digestive and antacid, though as harmless and pleasant as candy, will digest and prepare for assimilation Into the blood all the food you can eat. Eat what your stomach craves, with out tho slightest fear of indigestion or that you will be bothered with sour risings. Belching, Gas on Stomach, Heartburn, Headaches from stomach, Nausea, Bad Breath, Water Brash or a feeling like ou had swallowed a lump of lead, or other disagreeable miseries- - v If you will get from your pharmacist a SO-cent case of Pape's Diapopsin you could always go to the table with a hearty appetite, and your meals would taste good, because you would know there would be no Indigestion or Sleep lees nights or Headache or Stomach misery all the next day; and, besides, you would not need laxatives or liver pills to keep your stomach and bowels clean and fresh. - Pape's Diapepsin can be obtained f rorft, your druggist, and contains more than enough trlangules to thoroughly cure the worst dyspeptic. There is nothing bettSr for Gas on the Stomach or sour odors from the stomach or to cure a, Stomach Headache. You couldn't keep a handier or more useful article in the house. BULLET TO END DAYS OF HORROR (United Pren T.essed Wire.) Omaha, Dec. 2l.y-W. R. Kelly, cashier vl uie union facinc at Bouin umaria, and nephew of the former solicitor gen eral of the same road, was found dead In his apartments last night with a bul let hole through his head. He is be lieved to have committed suicide. Kelly ion n. note ior nis wire, who had gone Van... I'M ... nW.A 1 . . .1 . 1 J that each day arthe office was full of norror," dui tne writer did not explain what he meant. It is known, however, that he has been working there late for Reveral days in company with the gen eral auoiior oi tne union racinc. POLICEMAN SMALL IS STILL RAIDING Look for the WISS GIRL Wherever you see.this sign tlat dealer sells the highest grade shears and scissors for every conceivable use. Scissors and Shears owing to their unique construction will cut easily and clean the tough est of goods or the thinnest of silks and always stay sharp. I The Wiss name on every pair is your guarantee of satisfaction and : iWiss dealers everywhere will replace free of charge any unsatisfactory pair or we will. " Popattf Styles bictodlng teft handed . shears 50c. to $i, 00 according to size Doth Cutters, Ripping Scissors and But ton Hole Cutters for Tailors and ' Dressmakers. - , - , - Embroidery, Natl, Manicure Scissors and " , General Utility Shears for Home Use. Pocket Scissors, large and small. ? Office Shears Special ones for Editors , and Bankers. , Shears forthe Electrician, Paper Hanger. Candy Maker, Rubber Worker and, Glass Shop. - t ' i inner. 3upr . , - Pruning Shears and Flower Scissors. Wiss Razors at $1.50, '$2.00 or $3.00 have, the keenest of cutting edges which insure the smoothest shave and yet preserve the .natural softness of the skin. Perfect shaving satisfaction guar anteed or your, money back. 1 French Bark Bocbambeau Carries The French bark Rochambeau reached the harbor yesterday afternoon from Europe by way of Honolulu, bringing a smalliuantity of pig Iron, the larger portion or tne cargo naving neen die. nargea at ins tsiana port. The Rochambeau had a rather un. eventful - voyaae with the ordinarv cnanges in weatner. laiins and storms were encountered, but none was sen ous enough to cause long delay or dam age. Ths vessel is in to Balfour, Guth rie A Co., which Arm will also load her wiift wheat ior jsurope. MARINE NOTES. . Astoria. Dec... 21. Arrived at 7:55 and left un at 10 a. m.- Steamer Sena tor, from San Francisco. , Outside atl 8 a .m. Schooner Endeavor, from San Francisco. . Port . Harford, Dee. 80. Arrived - Steamer Atlas, from Portland. Astoria. Dec. 20. Arrived at 7 and left up at 8:15 a. m. Steamer Break water, from Coos Bay. Sailed at 8 a. m. Steamers A suae! on and South Bay, for San Francisco; steamers Roanoke and Tamalpais, for San Pedro: steamer Alliance, nor Coos Bay, and steamer Eureka, for Coos Bay and Eu reka. Arrived at 8:15 and left up at 9:30 a. m. Steamer Washtenaw, from San - Francisco. San Francisco, Dec. 20. Arrived (German steamer NUmautla. from Hna-- kong and way ports, for Portland, Ar rived and sailed .at 2 p. m. Steamer. George W. Elder, from San Pedro, for1 Portland. Sailed at 10 a. m KLenmer Colonel E. I,. Drake, for Portland. . Astoria, Dec. 21. Condition at the mouth of tha river at 8 a. m.. mnderatn; wind, east, 16 miles; weather, cloudy. . Tides at Astoria Tuesday: High water 0:18 a. m., 9.6 feet; ll:40-p. m.. . 4 feet. Low water 6:46 a m., 3.2 feet; 6:29 p. m., 1.2 feet ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The steamer Homer. CaDtain. Dorria. arrived at Oak street dock, yesterday from San Francisco. . . . ... . The steamer Breakwater. CaDtain Hacgenn, arrived at Ainsworth dock yesterday afternoon from Coos bay, bringing 300 tons of coal. Trie steamer Arao sailed this morn ing for Tillamook with 50 tons of gen eral freight and grain. ' . The British steamer Strathnairn . will finish her wheat cargo and sail for Kurope in a couple of days. t The British steamer Tweeddale la dim to arrive here this week from Nunaimo. B. C, under charter to load a part cargo of lumber.for Australia, - The oll.oarrler Washtenaw Is in the harbor discharging a cargo of oil. Major james Mcinaoe, united states engineers corps, and Captain Charles pond, united mates lighthouse in spector, have returned from Bellina- ham, , Wash., where they went to look Into the advisability or chooslnr It as headquarters for the lighthouse service In this district. Their report will be submitted to the proper departments In Washington. , 5IARINB INTETAIGENCE Taurus. Arrt. snh Bossuet. Fr. bk Jolnville, Fr. bk.i, Neotsf leld, Br, bk Brabloch. Br. bk. Oregon, Ger. ah Torrisdale, Br. h , Buuy. r. bk. Strathnairn, Br. ss.., Marshfteld, Am. ss.. Armen, i.Vi bk. . . . . . , Rochambeau, Fr. ,bk Yellowstone. Am. ss. Crllloh, Fr. bk....... .Kalama ......Coal Bunsers ........Sand dock Southern . Pacific . . .Greeiiwlch No. ...Columbia No. 2 .......... .Astoria . .Linn ton . .. . . ... v .Oceanic .......... .Rainier . t. . . . . . . .x.innton ...... ......Stream ....... . . .Prescott Homer.'Am, se. . j. ....... ...Oak street Kreakwater. Am., ss Alaska Senator, Am. ss., .Ainsworth Washtenaw, Am. ss Portsmouth Endeavor, Am. sch.... Astoria En Bouts to load X,nmber. Riverside, Am. ss San Francisco Annie E. Smale, Am. ss Hongkong Shasts, Am. ss. ......... .San Franclsoo Virginia, Am. sch , . .Mallendo Northland, Am. ss ...... .San Francisco Olson & Iahoney, Am, ss San Francisco Shoshone, Am. .ss. ...... . San Francisco yosemlte, Am. ss.... ...San Francisco Geo. h. Fen wick, Am. ss..San Francisco Fred J. Wood, Am. sch... San Francisco R. D. Inman, Am. sch.... San Francisco Lakme, Am. ss. ........ .San Francisco Saginaw, Am. ss San Francisco Sa Boats With Cement and OsnsraL Carmanlan, Br. bk., Hamburg Gulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp Alice, Fr. bk.; ,. London Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. .... .Antwerp I La Tour de Auverme. Fr.'hk. .. intsan, Xiiziavuil, r. M&. .. .,.... .AntWSrp Desaix, Fr. bk ....Antwerp Wavertree, Br. sh Ellesmereport Matterhnrn, Br. sh. . .Newcastle-on-Tyne Tramp Stsamsra Ea Bouts. Aboukir. Br. as .i...Rnn Frmi.m Gymerlc. Br. ss . .San Francisco Robert Dollar. Br. as... nri.ni Tweedale. Br. ss. ........ .Purst sound Boveric, Br. ss Qan Francisco Sn Bonte la Ballast to X.ost nrain. Port Crawford. Br.' sh . .Callao Homeward Bound. Am. bk.San Fta Thiers, Fr. bk. ..Belfast Francois. Fr. bk Ran FrannJnrn Asnleres. Fr. bk San Franclsoo Henares. Nor. sh ...Cntian Clan Graham, Br. bk. Caleta Coloso Laennec, Fr. sh ...Kahulu Nantes, Fr. bk.. Hobart Edinburgh, Br. bk ....Honolulu OU Steamer En Bouts. Roma. Am. ss. San Francisco CoL E. L. Drake, Am. ss..San Francisco For the third time within a week. Patrolman Small, single handed, has raided a Chinese fatitan game and coma away with the "kitty The game at 82 Second, across the street from the police station, suffered last night. Small knocked ' down the lookout and I ............ ...vr . . vv... - - . - v-. u..v nw..... i was In Droaress. All but two or tho players .escaped, but one Chinese and one Japanese were captured. There was $207 in sight, and this sum Small seised. Ancient inscriptions, recently found In Egypt, show that the use of the bel lows for blowing fires was known 16 centuries before Christ. House at Red Bluff .Burned. (United Press Leiac Wire.) Red Bluff. Cal.. Dec. 21. Tha seven thousand dollar residence of Mrs. Wil liam Beck was burned to the around early today. The contents of the house were valued at $5,000. The house was new and was well insured. The' averaas number . of deaths through i railway accidents in Holland is one a year. , Read Chairman o! the School Board Wittenberg's In dorsement oi This Ednca- tional Exhibit TO THE PARENTS OF THE CHILDREN OF PORT LAND: There is at the present time in this city, at the Exposition building, on Washingtond and 4th sts., an Eskimo Village, consisting of 35 Eskimos, men, women and children, with their entire equipment and mode of living, including the Alaska dogs, sleds and all their equipment. I visited the exhibition and feel it of sufficient import- s. , , ance to ay to you your children do likewise. It is something that they may never see again, tt will teach them more geography, more , natural history and give them more experience in a half-hour's visit than they can get in a year of reading history of the far north. Yours truly, II. WITTENBERG. to let Portland's Exclusive Perfume Emporium A bottle; of choice perfume would not come amiss with any woman, and from our immense stocks of bottle extracts you will be able to procure that particular odor she likes. DAINTY FLORAL FRENCH EX TRACTS, never before shown in this city. PIVER'S "VIVITZ," the new and popular perfume. PARFUMER DAVER, the famous manufacturer of choice perfumes, whose products are used in the royal courts of Europe, has placed with us, as sole agents, his entire line of extracts.' Our Display in This Section Surpasses Previous Years and Eclipses Any Show on the Coast 1,1 1 II MB I II ft I Sniiusi'.' CurvasHsr Xmas Hand Mirrors At One-Fourth Qf t These ' -Mirrors , are " " unusually, attractive, in a variety of sizes.. Bevel Plate Mirrors and backs of fine mahogany, Flemish" oak, ebony, maple and many other woods. Christmas Fountain Fens Are. immensely popular as Christmas gifts. But be sure you give a good one the kind we carry are all good. If the pen you give or receive as a present is not whaiyou want, it can be exchanged at any time, and until ryou are thoroughly satisfied. We have fountain pens in holly design boxes for gift purposes. Parker Fountain Pens $2.00 and up Conklin's Self-filling Pens .$3.50 and up Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens $2.50 and up Woodlark Popular Fountain Pens. .$1.50 Don't Fail to Talk with Our Fountain Pen Man. Clove Certificates These are handsomely print ed orders for one or more pairs of gloves and obviates the necessity of determining the color, size and style de sired, as the recipients 'can then select just what pleases their individual tastes. On sale at our Glove Counter, in the Leather Department. $4 Framed Pictures $1.69 This is without a doubt the best picture values ever offered, of all new and clear pictures a large variety of subjects .including fruit, landscape, nfarine and animal pictures all framed in the latest mouldings. THESE ARE NOT SAMPLE PICTURES, BUT ALL NEW. These pictures usually sell for $4.00, but this store makes a Christmas sale at $1.69. $3 Trained Pictures 6?c Toilet Articles FOR MLN For, the man we have a fine line of practical gifts, such as Hair Brushes Shav ing SetsMilitary ' Brushes Gillette Razors Cloth Brushes Razors and Strops Hat Brushes Shaving Brushes Shaving Mirrors Shaving Mugs and hun dreds of other, fine articles. WB ACCEPT1 CANASIAXr MOBTB7 AT PA WB DO ABTTSTXO VXOTVBB TBAMXJfO Bsgnlar Iilnsrs Dns to Arrlvs. Nebraskan. SB Una Crus . .. Senator, Ban Francisco . ..Deo. IXC SI Georga W. Elder, 8an Pedro, .Lec. 21 24 25 37 Alliance, Coos Bay v ivumanim. orient ........... Sue H. Elmore, -Tillamook, . , Argo. ean franclsoo ....... i , Breakwater, Coos Bay , Rose City, Run Francisco , , Eureka. Eureka and Coos... Koanoke. Batt Pedro snd way Mcomeaia, orient .......... i , Iec, ..Pec. ... Deo. . Dec. ..Dec. -27 ..Dec. 28 ..Deo. 28 ...Jan. 1 . .Jan. S Fortune Telling Doss aot take into consideration tha one essential to woo' n's hsppinesi womanly health. The woman who neglects her health. is neglecting the very foundation of all good fortune. For without health love loses its' lustre and gold is but dross, r Womsaly health whee lost or impaired may generally ba regained by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. ' r PMcrtptiom kas,tororr0 year. J eea curloi delicate, weak, pala-wrmcM wma, pr tha hundred thouaaada mad thla too In tha prlracy at their homta - ' wlthaat their having to aabmlt to ladtlh eata aaeatloalasa pad atteaalrely repot aaat axamlaatloaa. - Kinlrmmen sre invited to consult Dr. Pierce bv letter frtt. All correspondence held ss ssorcdly eonfidenttsl. Address World's Dispensary Medical Association, R. V. Pierce, M.D., President, Buffslo,N. "Y, ; Da. Pisacs's Gseat Family Doctos Booa, The People' Com moo Seaso Medicsl Adviser, newly revised np'to-dste : edition 1000 psges, answer im Plain English hosts of delicate questions which every woman, sioglemr msrried. Ought to know about. Sent frit, in plain wrapper to sny iaddrets on receipt of 21 ooe-cent stamps to cover milling only, or in cloth binding for 31 stimp.. I''.' .tt.". - 1 J V 1 l 1 'H .' .' ' " 11 ' " 11 1111 "i 1 ' '", . 11 " " XMAS PRESENTS F0RTHEB0Y OPEN EVERY EVENING TOY BARROWS 50 to ?1. 00 TOY CARTS 50to$1.00 i t '.,v'.i7 i . . swota AIR RIFLES 75t to $1.50 OPEN EVERY EVENING BOYS' WAGONS ?1.00 to $10.00 VELOCIPEDES $2.00 to $8.00 GIRLS' SLEDS 50 to $1.25 BOYS' SLEDS 50 to ?2.00 ikkasN -in ,i ) im- i r mi utW SsBSS4sSSIS)sssisSBtsaBkBBkasSMssM w. Homer, Sun Francisco, , . . . ,
