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Tutt Br his brother Tony Tutt Justice of the Peace Ous Ooethals and Constable Charles Chapman YOUTH HEAVILY ARMED Before the boys Intentions could be carried out his temper got the best of him with the tesult that con temolated nlan ended at the Martlnei morgue wltlt the young desperado himself the victim Tutt was killed heavily armed In a duel with Constable Chapman In the streets of Clayton ten miles from Marttnes The killing occurred after Tutt had hunted up Chapman who held a warrant for his arrest at the latter home and dared him to make the arrest When Chapman accepted the challenge a battle fol lowed In which young Tutt was killed bringing to an end his contemplated career of crime and out lawry OUTLAW HIS HERO Young Tutts history as told at the District Attorneys office shows strange similarity to that of his hero the outlaw Tracy whom he sought to Imitate Sullen and morons from birth Tutt was always known for his violent and uncontrolled fits of temper his wild habits and general Incorrigibility He was known as Claytons bad boy and pointed iut as an example of everything that a boy of his age should not be With a knowledge of this community opln Ion the boy early In life set his hand to plannnig trouble for the neighbors lhat he knew hated him Jfor years he has been In scrapes and difficulties of various kinds LEADER OF GANO He was the leader of a gang that rrorized farmers and residents ot his section until they demanded protection from him from the authorities During his most violent fits of temper he frequently beat severely his two younger brothers Tony and Harry and on one occasion attacked his father an employe of the Bay Point shipyard Going from bad to Worse young Tutt several months ago began to turn his attention to outlawry Word of his actions based upon scenes he had witnessed at movies reached tho Clayton authorities One afternoon Constable Chapman stopped him on the street and took away from him a revolver of heavy caliber which ha Was known to be carrying At that time Chapman warned Tutt that he would not be allowed to go about armed Tutts cruelties In his home finally drove his father last Friday to seek the assistance of Justice of the Peace Gus Ooethals Young Tutt received an Inkltntt ot his fathers Intention Stealthily he shadowed him to tho home of the Justice The father suspecting that he was being watched and hi conveivatlon overheard made not attempt to fellow out his original intention of asking that he be placed on probation THREATENED HIS FATHER When he left the house he encountered his soi at the gate Young Tutt flew Into a rage and Informed In father that he had been watching him through a crack in the blinds and that he had been waiting for him to make up his mind what was to be done Ive decided not to ask for probation for you said the father thoroughly terrified by his son You bet your life you wont young Tutt replied IFs Itnla aH rnvnlvp ami warnMl I I aTllflfirm i ha rMor Tutt tint to muka anv 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one gives up a criminal only to his own country rno scenario was well known to William and It afforded him no little tranquillity COMMIOXTFD WITH rilOOFS But today there are the documents and material proofs Their publication lias had a proround reverberation In the Parliament of Holland What will Imnnen flnnllv iin Hi PnhlnAt ni sist In Its refusal William no longer knows Taking precautions for eventuality ho is writing his defense He is gettlns ready to declare that he win do anything rather than cause by his presence a erlous wrong to the country upon which he Imposed hlmaelf without an inf ltatlon What Is his defense From what I know of his conversation It hinges received satisfaction But It was then too late to stop her The second nolnt Is It was Enr land who started the European war inrerusing to intervene to bring St Petersburg and Paris to their senses EXCUSES MARGINAL MOTES As for the famous marginal notes he contends that they are of a strictly personal nature and that they express momentary Impressions which had no effect upon the action of the German Government To call Berchtold a blockhead the King Of Italy a miserable person Sir Ed ward Grey a filthy blackguard and Qlolittl a rascal without a rival were pot he says directions for diplomats but rather exclamations Intended to mark his passing Indig nation Ono day William Is full of hope the next day ha has the blues One day he declares Tljoy dare hot touch me that would be a monumental Iniquity the next day says They are capable of anything especially since the Germans themselves have deserted me At tho request of his mother the Cro5n Prince passed Christmas at AmerongTen Yesterday at 120 in the afternoon he arrived escorted by the Burgomaster of Wleringen and a high Dutch functionary According to what I know of the scene be tween father and son this short visit brought to William neither encouragement nor consolation All depends now on tho form which the allied demands take if on two essential points The first point lit is energetic it may not only fxr Is The documents published show Ituado Holland to give up William but that when I knew ot the Servian re lt may force William to lve himself ply to Austria I believed Austria had up or to flee Finally young Tutt called away out Well I see youve got the papers The constable looked up Yes herald Ive got them Well why dont you come and get me asked Tutt derisively FIIIES ON CONSTABLE Constable Chapman laid down his ax I am he said He started toward the gate As he reached the fenceTutt whipped out a revolver and opened fire The tlrst shot went wild Chapman brought his gun into play shooting for the nth lie misseu Again iuvt Brazils Ambassador Discards All Finery Witnesses vfor AMfurder Suspecttb Show KHIing Not Premeditated I Wa ANGEISiIecmber tti foftsS wlil be mode tomorrow morning on the resumption here of the trial otllarry New alleged murderer of his fiancee Freda Lesser to prove he had perfected plans for their mar riage a few hours bofore her death It was announced tbnlxht by News attorneys It was stated witnesses would be called to show New had borrowed money with whloh to purchase a marriage license and to pay his and Miss Lessors railroad fare to Fresno where the defense alleges New Intended they should begin housekeeping Attorneys for the accused said this testimony would be laid before the Jury In an attempt to refute claims of the State that New had decided several weeks before he is alleged to have killed Miss Lresser on July 5 last he would not marry her and had deliberately planned her death TO CALi wiTSESSES The defense expected to call a number of witnesses to testify as to News alleged Insanity Some of them would be attaches of the County Jail and other prisoners News counsel announced It was thought there would be much testimony as to News moodiness In ail and numerous alleged peculiarities would be described according to defense attorneys It was considered poaslble Miss Edna Clancy half slater of New would be called to the witness stand by tomorrow nlsht Defense attor heys would hot reveal the details of her expected testimony but predicted It would place the unfortunate death of Miss Lesser In an entirely different light EXPERTS TO BE HEARD Following the testimony ot Miss Clancy the defense will Introduce the testimony of alienists on he question of the defendants mental condition according to announced plans Lecompte Davis leading oounsel for New said the defense would complete presentation of It a case bv Wednesday afternoon The State win present Considerable rebuttal testimony according to Thomas Lee Woolwlne District Attorney including that of several allonlato It thought the case will go to the Jury uooui a week rrom tomorrow Anarchy Sweeps Eastern Siberia Tokio Announces Japanese Troops Keeping Communication Open to Save Civilians Special CaHe Tfce ciroalrle Vht MIS liy the Chloro Trlbun Co TOKIO December S8 The War Office announces Japanese troops In Siberia are engaged the southeast side of lAke Baikal where they are keeping open communications to cover the withdrawal of Japanese officials and residents In event of almost certain necessity Anarchy prevails throughout the three Far Eastern provinces of Siberia especially In the neighborhood of Irkutsk where a portion of the garrison revolted Christmas eve a part of the population Joining them Mutineers are holding the left bank of the Angara The citys doom ap parently is seaiea It Is the general opinion In Japan that Kolchaks armed Interference In the conference of Zematvo delegates on December 24 marked his ttnlsh Semenoff Is recruiting Kolchak deserters rapidly and has a strength of 40000 He has seized control of Harbin and several other Manchurlan towns along the railroad ousting the Chinese railroad guards and officials The Chinese In the occupied sections and Siberia notify Peking they are br ins looted generally and there are many murders while permission to leave is refused by Russian officials hsanBmM fmifrtimd MM lime VlADVlSTOKThurjtiayt De cembec ij 1 Jf The United States Army transport Logan departed today for the United itatesTheeselcarriei842 soldlersv which leaTes iriSl toa flftyithree drafted nven Tor jneh who enlisted orHhe period of the emergency ijThe Logan Is sailing direct for San Francisco tandU is expected 4hat she willV arrive1 there about January 1 The remaining draftedmen thirty of whom aren the yay tp Vladivostok from posts in the railway sorie and others who are in hospitals will leave Siberia ori thejranspbrt i Sheridan salllngln the middle of January UL Ul III I aj a I 1 1 1 1 lllal Ul I JIEIS GIBFU to would kill his father JiiatlceGoelhala and Constable Chapman If any attempt was made to arrest him lie also told Tony that he had not forgotten a beating received at Tonys hands and that he would square that acpre at the same time lie wound up the threats by the declaration thatthey would never get him alive and that he would kill himself before submitting to ar rest SPIED ON JUSTICE Saturday morning the elder Tutt again visited Justice Ooethals and told him that he feared for his life Young Tutt who had been watching his fathers movements shadowed htm to the Ooethals home Ho saw the two In conference He Watched the Judge draw up the papers that meant his arrest Lying in ambush he watched tho Justice deliver the documents to Constable Chapman who was chopping wood In his front yard When the Justice left young Tutt came down the street Directly in front ot tho Chapman home he halted and regarded the constable for a time as he chopped both lunas With a taunting de Halve grin on his face he crumpled suddenly In the road his career ot crime ended In hls pockets were found more than two dosen shells At the Tutt home Investigators found a dugout in the basement papered with literature and stocked with stories of Tracy the outlaw and other renegades of crim inal fame Here young TutrhaH made every preparation id uw rnuituw i self andwlthstsridn siege at the hands of the officers of the law My brother was a nut over the movies said Tony Tutt the 14 year old brother He was only 16 years old but he thought he was a borrt bandit ne usea io oeai imnt BUENOS AYRESltecember The precedent established by Dr Pedro de Toledo the now Brazilian Minister many murders while to Argentina in wearing civilian clothes when he presented his credentials to President Irigoyen has evoked favorable comment Thj newspaper La Razon says Diplomacy Is at last approaching democracy These aro not times for Uniforms with palms swords and plumes Heretofore Brazils en voys In fact those of all other countries except the United States had always worn Ambassadorial uniforms ihrnuirhlon the day of their first formal mcddis muiiia anuvilB UlUVl executive I Sheriff Has Clew to Ytiba City Robbers TUBA CITY December 28 Sheriff Ben I Manford of Sutter county announced that he has found a clew i which he belleyeslwlll lead to the arrest ot me persons who blew open and robbed the Sacramento Northern Railroad depots safe here early yesterday morning Entrance was effected by forcing the front door and he omcers Denevetne work wa dono 6000 Yr We havev an opening In our organization for an automobile salesman who can point with pride to his record as a producer Such a man working for an old established reputable firm can earn at least alx thousand a year Your reply will be regarded strictly confidential In answering glre full details of past work other vise applications will not be considered Akdress all communications to Box 7901 Chronicle San Francisco by professionals There was only 1100 thing awful when I was younger But In the safe I licked him once ana leu me alone He said he was going to get me with the rest I am glad it is all over We have all been afraid for a long time The date of the Inquest Into the cause ot Tutts death has not been set Guardsmen Sent to Mtnnequa Steel Plant PUEBLO Col December 2J Fifty guardsmen commanded by Colonil McCunnlff and Captain Taorgart reached here from 4 Denver this morning and at once marched to the Mlnnequa steel plant ot the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company where trouble was feared on account of an alleged attempt Friday upon the life of Frank 13 Parks man asr of tne plant Quiet prevailed throughout the day about the steel plant and in Pueblo Big War Plant Site At Ogden Approved OaCENUtah December SS That approval of a 1280 acre site for an Army ordnance and ammunition depot near Ogden has been given by the War Department and that Congress will be asked In January to appropriate 196000 to pay for tho site was announced In Ogden today following word mat utans tsenators and Representatives wererunited In supporting tne war uepartment pian Boy Scouts in US Now Number 420034 NEW YORK December 20 The Roy Scouts ot America has grown to a total membership of 470034 since Its organization nine years ago according to a report Issued today Of this number 14890 are Scout masters and 17334 assistants while of the 6931 troop committeemen and local council members al but 250 are unpaid volunteers The ScouU obtained 2343497 sub scXoptlons lnthe five Liberty loan campaigns amounting to I8S41S0687 and war savings stamps amounting to more than 50000000 Nearly 100000 Scouts were awarded medals by the Treasury Department for their work a IRISH PUBLICIST ARRIVES NEW YORK December 28 Sir Horace Plunkett the Irish publicist arrived today on the steamship Adriatic for a business trip Ha refused to comment on Premier Lloyd Georges plan for a dual parliament for Ireland because he had not examined the proposition In detail PIotMsMath Sentence rends President Questions Army Jurisdiction in Vitsche Case Itjs Said WASHINGTON December 28 Recommendation will be made to Presi dent Wilson by the Department ot Justice that the court marital sen tence of death Imposed some fourteen iiiumns ago on uunor wuscne lor mer German naval officer for plot ting agalntt the United States be ret aside and that the officer be trledfor violation of the esnlonars law by a Federal court It was stated tonight uy a nignomciaiofth department Wit sen who Is said by officials here to have been captured In No saieSj Ariz early in in 18 Is now being held in the military prison at Fort Sam Houston awaiting Presidential disposition of the flndinara of the court martial which tried him Whllo Department of Justine officials refused tonight to disclose the nature of the charges against the German officer reports were not denied that evidence In possession of the Government had connected him with the Black Tom explosion at Jersey City and with propaganda designed to arouse the nesro population of the South President Wlon It was said after going over the findings of the court mrtlal was not convinced that the case ot Wltsche was one within the Jurisdiction ot the military authori ties and for that reason has asked the opinion of Attorney General Palmer Tho Department ot Justice is preparing to submit with its rec ommendation for trial by civil court a large amount of information con cerning Wltsche which its agent along the border have collected Hibernian Directors Plan Final Session The Anal 1119 meeting of the San Francisco county board of directors Ancient Order of Hibernians in America will be held tonight In Hibernian hall when reports of tho membership drive race between tho nine local divisions will be received The drive will close Wednesday night and the winning division will be awarded a gold medal ion designed wth the colors of the United States and the Irish republic Official tabulations announced by Mahoney county president show Division James Kearns president leading with a slight margin over Division 9 Myies McQrath president with Division 17 John Sweeney president In third place The remaining six teams are hitting a pace that Insures a lively finish on New Years eve Three Killed Many Hurt as Car Upsets BEAUMONT Texas December 2 Threo persons were Allied and more than a hundred were injured late tftnight when an interurban car from the city to Port Arthur turned over according to a telephone message from Port Arthur All avall sble physicians and nurses here liave been summoned Ambulances are being sent from Port Arthur LOWER LAKE PAPER TO ISSUE SpecU Dispatch te The fAronlde LOWER LAKE December 28 Ul burn Adamson of this place is preparing to revive the neswpaper called the Lower Lake Bulletin whlh suspended publication a few months ago Adamson Is a son of Adamson a County Supervisor of Lake county The first Issue of the new journal wilt probably be Issued early in January 91 es James Wallace Was Fired on Frpni i Behindl by Mexi cans Company Says in i iii Was HX Ktt NviDecember 2s Claims of trie Mexican Government as recently presented to the American Embassjr in Mexico City that the killing nearTamplco lato In November of James Wallace an American citixen resulted from hi failure to heed the warning ot a Mexican sentry are denied In an account of the Incident which reached Washington today from the Agutla Company of which Wallace was an employe The killing of Wallace caused the State Department to make an urgent Inquiry of the Mexican Government as to the circumstances The Mexican Foreign Offle lu Its reply charged that Wallace while Intoxicated passed a sentry stationed at what was characterised as a dangerous spot and falling to halt WM shot andMUedY CnKPORTiplKILUTia The Agulla Companys report which was presents at a meeting In Tarn Pico of oil company managers and which Is the first detailed account of the Americans death to reach WahlnrlilSav On the morning ofTloTember Mr james Wallace employed by us as foreman on ourarthenkreservoIra at Potrcro del Llano was rldlmtr from the office down to the tank farm a distance of about 254 meters On the road was an outpost of four Government soldiers with a machine gun I As far as we have been able to certain Wallaces horse reared while passing this outpost and kicked the machine gun whereupon one of the soldiers shot him killing him Instantly None of our men actually saw what happened Some of them had been talking to Wallace a minute or two before and hearing the shot they ran out of the office and found Wallace lying on the ground dead INTOXICATION DENIED The soldiers gave the explanation that Wallace Insisted on passing between the machine gun and a sentry that his horse refused to tin for which reason one of the soldiers beat it several times with the butt of his rifle and that Wallace then threw his horse over on the sentries nearly upsetting the machine gun They also claim Wallace hit the soldier wHh an ax handle ho was carrying and furthermore make the statement that Wallace was Intoxicated These statements are not substantiated by facts Apart from the circumstances that we have never known Wallace to bo Intoxicated during the ten months he was employed by us and that It Is in any case very unlikely a man would be under the Influence ot liouor when going to his work at 8 oclock In the morning we know positively lhat Wallace was absolutely sober as several of our men were talking with hlra a few minutes before he was killed ASSAVLT CIIARCE KAISE As regards Wallace having assaulted the soldier with an ux handle the lack of foundation tor this statement Is proved by the fact that the ax handle which he was carrying down to the tank farm was still found strapped to the saddle when the horse Wallace had been riding was brought back to the corral Furthermore It Is extremely unlikely to say the least that a man armed with only a stick should attackattack four soldiers with rifles and a machine gun Another circumstance which proves the soldier who killed Wallace did not act In self defense Is that the nature of the wound according td medical evidence shows beyond any possibility ot doubt that Wallace was shot from behind Telegraph Employes Given General Raise NEW TORK December 28 January 1 32000 employes ofthe Western Lnlon Telegraph and Telephone Company will receive salary Increases amounting to 83000000 It was announced tonight Employ who have been In the service more than one year will receive a 15 per rent Increase end those who have been In the service more than six months but less than a year will receive a 10 per cent Increase Only employes earning less than 8230 a month are affected Hara Reads Mikados Address to Assembly TOKia Friday December 28 by the Associated Press Premier Hara read the speech from the throne at the opening ot the Diet today as the Emperor was Indisposed The Emperor expressed his pleasure that Japans relations with the allied and associated powers were Increasingly friendly Adjournment was taken until January20 PMiimWM MttniM MmMmb Dr iiyebnt llc Jilted Girl Leaves 1 HpspitaT I 7iHARRisBUROPaP Mr William Grey Vermilye who ays she Is the wife of the Brooklyn physician who dlsappeaMd on Christmas eve when supposedly on his way to wed Miss Ruth Keeney of Mon son Mass and was subsequently found in a Brooklyn Hospital declined today to make any statement in regard to Dr Verm llyea affairs At the home of Mrs Varmllvai daughter whom she is visiting If was sald Mrs Vermllye had never neara ot Miss Keener beofro learn ing of her Intended marriage NEW TORK December Dr WUllam Grey Vermllye who failed to appear Christmas to marry Miss Ruth Keeney at Monaon Mass now a patient In the Cumberland street Hospital refused to make any com ment tonight when informed that his wife had been located in Harris burg Pan where she is living with her daughter Information that Dr Vermllye had a wife with waom ho had been living up to the time he gave up private practice to take a position with the United States Shipping Board in tho South was given by Mra Zin dell of Hrooklyn iwlfe of a son Of Mrs Vermllye by a previous marriagemarriage She said that Dr Vermllye andhls wife had lived la Brooklyn but Mrs Vermllye had gone to Har rlsburg six months ago to visit her daughter Miss Keeney who has also been a patient in the hospital since last night when she fainted and became hysterical because the doctor refused to see her or explain hie fall MM tt mm MrsDblieBeni Into iisibilV 0riiliT nformatoh Jk jW Aniiii SDeelsl br faaeA Wit irtttvmWmi MT CLEMEN3 fMlch1 Tlr 2l MrsiiTonailiaBanntl otner woman In the uiJery wwBf loogea in me county jail penflli vestlgatlon of her connection jfta with the mysterious slaying housed in the Identical cell eccu Friday night byMrsiltuthVl Brown 11 year old widow of thoi muiionair vytm uoiile had been In custody before but had been released byt onerin Acting upon later Intorn tion he had brought her hacKtM an adjacent town She Is about years old and attractive She had i appointment to meet Brown in I rl tt alMiit l1iHMtaKMATI mw uvua wmj known person fired four bullets mm on a lonely road near Mt ns early Wednesday morning iiuiis vs Arrumi uiiTf She claims her first knowledaV the murder was wtien she came Wednesday morning to ascertain Brown had not kept his appolntn She says they were to spend the i day In Detroit She admits she lo him and cherished hopes that at he had divorced his wife therewo be nothing in tn way or tneir plness aiti AalrA aAtit lit1V rtTlVni ia aAnw Aa 1 mmrAAta 1a mv uwv IVI wu EhllVV WhA 1 ftMI HSV 1 Ik IiIIIah Iaw Dki nA VAW I IIIV lUBUIUIIVII IVHJ a awi ratner again attempted to interview Dr Vermllye but he refused to see them To a note sent to him by re porters Dr Vermllye replied I have nothing to say Jersey Bilim Allow Beer Sale Jealous of Browns attentions 1 and had threatened Dim ioui I do nof know why Sharkey be lealous I never knew Sharkay I tlmately ha was nothing to maJHI BELIEVES WOMAN WAS SLAl Sheriff Coldwell Intimates bV his belief that a woman fired 1 TioK Thin belief is strenrttrW by the testimony of aamarSfSHI passed tno scene 01 tine aun Wednesday night and aaw Bro machine sUndlnr at Deadn curve Xauarter of a mlla tfr Mcnr R9eA vr Clsiron havsaw a woman walking tewi iliuuuiv unuvii wiuin Refusal to Ratify NEW BRUNSWICK Decern her 28 The proamble of the bill aa thorlzlng the sals ot beer and light wines in New Jersey was made public tonight by State Senator Thomas Brown who will Introduce the nasure at the next session of the State LoirHHture Senator Brown paid lhat I he bill Itself is not yet ready for publication The preamble sets forth that the State of New Jersey has not ratified the flshlecnth amendment doubts lhat It was passed In a constitutional manner and intends to disregard the Volstead act and pass an enforcement tin which will be supreme within the limits of the ttate Senator Brown said that the theory upon which Governor olect Edwards and his supporters are working Is I bat the eighteenth amendment gives equal power to Congress and the states In the enforcement of prohlbl tlon and that the congressional en actmrnt applies only whore there 1 no state law In effect Mount Clemens In a blinding si storm Officials are now cneci up the movements of Sharker taxlcah driver Evidence has been secured tO effect that Brown was In fearer taxlcab driven and spoaa io on two persons or tnts ieaxi iw ul afraid that he mlaht Shoot man especially in ona of hU drli in bouts and on ona occasi turned over a revolver to aaot cab driver so that bo would box tempted to use it A CHKON1CMI ClASaiKIED AD will Sell buren for roiir sued muslpal loslrament far nllui or oilier srtlclps of Talae Adrt 3000 Immterants a Crowd LIUS 1SI NEW YORK December i ftl than JO JO lmmlgranu weriai i ih ates of New York tonia for admission Into the United Statd Ellis island is congestea nii mai I hundreds of the Incoming pssseng are being detained on board steaU ships for examination imnvsrai Itianaetsra and SDeclal boards of I quiry are working aay no dikmj relieve tho unprecedented conauio Thegreater number of itha lm rants belnir detained are Italia it was stated Several hundred Gres iSHrngsri kibu uvv a l7 GOLDBERG BO WEN CO The Izzard Company Advertising Announce the opening of their SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE 1904 Hobart Bldg To manufacturer and dittribuUrt ietirpus of mtrcaiing salii and diitribution ne miI gladly upon request explain our facilities for rendering Coait mdc and National advertising ervice Seattle San Francisco Portland Chicago TO THE PUBLIC TTaits Famioiiis Pavo Reel Americas most beautiful dance room has been completely redecorated by Clarence Ward San Franciscos noted architect Large nurrors now adorn the walls reflecting each dancer each feature a hundredfold Old ivorysoftL gray and mellow blue are the predominating colors Thescin tillating feathers of real peacocks grader glass form the table coverings and a multitude of sparkling jewels of Bohemian glass blend in with the soft indirect tights 3 There will benignity dancing in the Pavo Real and the brilliant Revue of Revues Nem features rvill be in troduced eachTvcck You are cordiall invited to inspect the Pavo Real in its nen dress 168 OTarrell St Opposite Orpbemn Tklr4 Hoar taka elcTator rt mm Tt tfj cj ciii it niLL SM sc iiuuuur upiu Jim a icvuiu i uu rrwo too Busy to Order Wfl rmtsm mnm a wr II Make It a New Years Remembrance It Contains the Best of CaUFORNIA PRODUCTS ORDER A BOX OF nPMPinns cuneni atv md JkJai sm ka a vjl fin tK riformia ReJwnan RniV lj GLACE FRUITS in attractive boxes PARCEL POST SHIPMENTS to European countriea are amvinr safe We attend to all detaila 4m WI TTHm wl WH I Last Sale This Year AMBER ROYAL COFFEE 1 Lb can 48c 3 Lb can 140 5 Lb can 235 Jut as good as any 60c coffee you buy elsewhere teat Specials ins nest ica ror tnaiga money anywhere obtain able Price will be 7C after this sale All 60c Kind Special 55c lb XX Bee BrancVTe 2 Java Mocha lb 60c Reg 90c pe 85cl aaavaaiaiaaalaiaiMaaaBMaBsaBMaBaaaaaasiaBBaBaaaaaBaaBiBaBBBiBBMaBaBaiBBiiMaMaBMaaMaa SPECIAL SALE OF STUFFED FIGS Ib carton 100r2lb carton 5 lb carton Stuffed Figs and Raisins special 925 FINEST WALNUTS IN THIv WORLD Something we use nearly every day in the year LB CARTON 10 LBBO3C Franquette and Mayette Variety Imported French Mushrooms Extras choice hotel style a 1 A XIWII iTrri 1 iJ Fresh Fruits Let pack you a fancy basket for NEW TEAK3 Gift Household Dent Taraana Clraasr Waaasa wmmw par sa at Iaaiatar nt iRiis analtl Si ii CIGARS FOR NEW YEARS GIFT the kind for particular smokers kMf 7SI yi A 1IJ fYimfilf mmm W0 ife.