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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

wanted Applicants 60 rtii vacancies fu
~ ues . irsinles sAasss fifsi lsaf -
thFes faefs Eaufss aiii DO Nitru. aifh
irri torres ~ ne met Ffaniinsnt IT. =. tsss
uf rHfHr4NH fu fNV taHftt Hraf AdarHee
nf call. coulfnissionsf " Health. feosn
ass ritH bail
Wanted " amnn ks ftaY uith yeas
oia bpr anf epeA aup meal for sslf ant
81 at hans nishis And HanaaTa Write
fas infsrusfl4H, ~ telephone. y p
waFren. Mentpra. wash
VIII tent ni~eiT hsafod haaaskeeuiBk
rHam 70 woman ~he secs gui cisauisE ~
faF iH exchange for wufk aorth $3.50
1fsf HHftn av
ttsilabfs Rifl ~ senyrai hnaseaers
Maai be good cook small family ftafs
lard sst asns " tsth
Far saie-Iiish sfade kimtall p.auo
store Yafk Hia,ior usnion car
BUSINESS CHANCES
~~~e~~~~Se>~N~,-sN>Te ~~@e-NrN0v@@s~~~Ns--~
feg 'r.l eo,sl s5h e. y'.r ,eA,s e.
rfirH Hi.ta1. pogt miss this one CAL
ifst Third ~.
HELP wANTEo-mALE.
aS1nG1 T1alC mn"
Y" sS aa ns: Greece gss 4 sgnSSe .s o.
Thifa AZ ana Colamhia o. shave. s..
hair rHt Toe. Clean iinsus Eana ser
vice Work free chafse Il fcr ma
HATioSAL HARDER COLLEGE.
Two schools
~ Lhlrd Az g WashinE'on st
We teach ths barber trade cafnpisth
Course s18 90 wages paid whus
learning
/ COUNTY SOLICITOR WANTED /
/ At 0NCE CALCULATION NAN
AoEn. 1897 7TH Az
i,eao men wanted e. eat ne, roast beef
sane sighrs basement oilhNTAL
root ROOM, tAia Third az. between
Msn.s ils bia5N raia6oafs fifks- ia.
els, Room soI traders BIDS. sots
wanted married man 70 drive
ErocefF raEon Gail Queen Anne 1857
after a'eiock M
secondhand ciethtnr bouFht ana cold
ieii fike ~ Main bttt. ind y sssa
VII sivs f0ur lots clear for repairs ana
plastarinR house Fhune Main 1tit
CRAWFORD FLOOR co. " aIH
ti'of sarfacing and recnlshins done
80 Prof stevens. Htw Method Teach.
UgffA ms Dancing guaranteed IN pr.
AV4 vats Lessons psfs. evenings Trial
fiDI aiways Tree Fourth and Pine ct
HOUSES.
@@@-aNN.~e-~.~s@-r leere~s~ss~~s%@Nf
For rent. West Seattle. cottage aaen
7fth s. ~. city water three blocks from
California av Inquire nest door 40
rrr month ronti Or would coll easy. Main
1908
more is just one bunKhiow for rent
on fHa bluff a. West Seattle. fireplace.
hardwood floors ana strictly moderus low
rfuf to fiFht party Apply 1850 Palm
av. 3 minutes from cherry
s-room heuae eosiao yard. $40 month
o. John paYiH q 60.
go month Inquire 2e2 kuhourue. Phone
Tlve-roofp modern cottage. two car
lines. gas. elrctrlc light uIauut reason
able atai Seventh W.
rive-room modern cottage. $40. North
b7 Meridian cor Inquire 2taf Sand.
sls.room house. University District.
rent chgnp. 2o1 Fionoor Main 500
For Hent-A five-ro modern cottage
rricr ti2 per month. fhonc North 2o1i
FURNISHED HOUSES
The is1t you pay on furniture In
chased ~ yourself and paid Tor by the
week or month. would soon enable you 20
own e. We extend credit Woo0houae
q platt Furn Co, tis Piks 81
Modern four-room cottage ia rent. fur
niahcd Phone y fa99.
rlve-fo0m Furnished house cheap. 254T
w. fath. Phoue ballard 900
Five-roam ftruiHhpd house cheap 2si7
FHFh INntn TtnilaFN nNN
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starr BUSINESS DIREG T0RV

Gseii ~ no. fylnf 90 81 hlnesley hik
>"-""-oTa 70 - sTT ~ ~
3 I. ... I: =, :: !: !: !:
suiune our hargaiu eataieEaae We
ss-ogera,,s ~ s ~ .. se1 am sas q
ttis ~ sending Tor catalogue, which
viii bs MAILED FREE it vii e.1
vince you that IT PAYS TO DEAL
YOU repair work win be dene promptly
Ia our shop. Yours for BARGAINS.
spINNINGs BARGAIN STORE
i8io Second Ave. seattle
....C AgcESJEgsS.o.oooo>oo
I'M n ~ II rrl7aIra and alterations r.
sephton. Bl Hel o. Ind 1905. ----
>-~AcooS0cSS
Phones Queen Anne esl lnd. t-lt-
CONTRACTS AND MORTGAGES
RGoIGNL~.o-o-~o~-oo-~~
MoRTGAoEs AND CONTRACTS
Anywh here 10 Washington
w v Orcruway, Banker ana hfoker
1908 American bank hlaE seats,s;
.. .CIIIEoIopJsIsoo.>ooos-o
.Hf'66 NONfaLY. Poe A CORN.
a. W KLINE. ass ARCADE BLDG.
pR WILLIAMS. chnbiains. earns. etc
s0is Eighth sv Main 1855
---.-cI SlIIsyQI SSIsoo.o.ol~o-o.
~0y1i0Yc~0~ll'II 4, II X ilNNeTNffE Won
pEUFuL MEDIUM Gives Valuable "a.
uoe on an affairs o. ne fe t1S 2, Pias
I'd near Efxth av Aisn eives wonderful
iutty charms Mine locator.
rrchic reading. ss cents. ladies only
grg NeHirr way hours 20
GARD HEADING Ladies 2bc. men
soc less Terry av Easiiake car
.....lCIugoocgACICS.-ooooo~y
au chronic diseases tg5 Arcade ~ tllA
oooooc>,a;S I,,Sl .sSsss SrsSSS c>rsrg>
fnr ana all articles 90 value bought ana
sold Kors. sans First Ind t3is.
m~T7nnl e o1fccSlc
oOoo.~pg1JCINJloAgJNcl-ESSOOO,>o
uidr. seattle Main ttte, Ina. st5a a
j. ccdy SUIT
oooo,oELAsIlCo Jl4slggIoo-~~.>o-~
ltcfl hfus 5lb Areads alde. ..-
ooooooolJIAL>NAsJlse>7r~c<>eo-,
Nu. 900 NtA O." knNAuNNNHf AuAN AlnA NN.
Hats cleaned aud hlockcd
~y>.~~~~~~-oc1SS5Ni >tN>s>~-~~Ny~~o>~
1909 h D.. Flr ST.
Under management of old Wayside hos
~ Telephone Main ts'i
,oo.oo,o,oIIl9Lsg>> yoAlSGooO~ooo>
~ ~ Dawson, huuHcmuNlnE Main
ssssi Ros. bailard use.
scooOo-Oo~cyS9pAesNCc~0cocooc
Tho New KODAK store, tiS MARION 81.
Largest stock on the Coast
peyelopine and printing Cor Amateurs
~,ooo1o-oo.IAyAEgSe>>>~>oooo
corporations organized Notary public
Damage cases specially. Roth phones
Second floor stevens Dancing AcAdcmN.
ON Fourth. between riSc and Pine sfs
.E M schou. Lawyer. bUs-4 lIouryr
mag Consultation free Personal ln-
iurics a specialty Practice in am courts
Corwin Townsend. g0t-b naucv nidr
Consultation free; husband wife injuries
oo.oSCEQIAJluC ,CcJll,SIlCIANs>ooo
hr. Holt oHtcupath and opticIIu. tNT
Peoples Nnrk bids second 1ul Pike
..-- PArrERNs- ANp MOpEis. -
Tho seattle Pattern and Model W0rISs
$40 First av $ Main COOS; Ind. g19i
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4. Julian, England IS the first slz-
~ !. British city 10 choose a woman
=, y mayor Mrs. Charles r. Lees
~. - aahinister the affairs Of this
~. ~ o. lsi. 900 population for the
49,. To- lsl0l5iL She has large IN
s,s $3.50 ~ the cotton industry and
'',s ..s Playground
l,s.as uNenllian Morgan. Of an old
w. i The new mayor Of Brecon,
49,. She IS Interested ia labor
ss '.sls' good housing for working
~, education and temperance.
elsdstone. '' VI D'o "n'ns ana
Ais. Garrett Anderson. who served
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phone. Frsdfd street fet G9Hi00 wood
land park Price fAif, Zoo down
Take FhlnnaY caf a. 18th g.. soc o.
u Evnt' GO. Phones North i6i
Green sfz.
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Single and suitosi walking distance
gas- bath, ilghtl ~ SO up. 2g92 Sixth av
Three rooms aud bath 1910 Yesler
Phone East s0it
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~>N-~~N~~~~.~ ~~1~|s~N-r<@s~~4~~
ruE SAMUEL. WATSON CHURCH or
TRUE NptHtTUAAiEM. shiloh meets
as stevens han Fourih av betsssn
rihe and Pine sts, wiii have a Chrint
mas tree ~ the above ball on ChFiets
mas Ers SATURDAY, December -. 1919.
arsn are invited 20 attend a pleas.
ant and agreeable time - PROMISED g.
all on sunday. December IS. 1919,
conferences takes place SUBJECT bsihn
''fGop 20 Make i9fs Better" Al pres-
ent have right 90 participate in this
McEivatn viii lecture his subject ~.
Ing. christ the Prophet. Preacher and
kiuE" a. fiff formation ~ tosf. heal
Judge A J spaeberi ult De- controlled
~ the spirit 81 John Caldwell CHi.
houn. declared, she 81 IRE was = mem.
hsf 20 congress. ard became prominent
in the southern states before the civil
wi he we rrssdsm'a Bgrias he 'S ai,sT
noon end evening services, SOFAS. solos
Aliisfars Mlchaela Quartotfe After the
eyeuiBE lecture. platform tests wfii be
given ~ Or Auna wilder Admission
free Everyone welcome. Bfiug your
friends
NOTICE OF sTOCKHOLDERS MEET.
1870.
The annual meeting o. tho stockholders
q the Union savings a Trust Company ~
office % the company. on she nertbNe at
corner u Second aF and cherry 81 ktng
county Washington. on "wednesday. she
isth day % January. ioti. a. the hour
81 o'clock On tho afternoon. fer the
purpose re- elcciine directors Tor she
company ana for the transaction ~ ANY
brought before the meeting
n - sOLNER Cashier.
Seattle. Waahingiou. December iath.
no out many friondn we wish 10 or
press our appreciation " their kind sym.
pathY and love they have given 20 ua
ln our time ~ sorrow. and also for tho
special thanks f0f the love and Kindness
of an the nromcu- MAY God bless aud
protect them.
Mna FLonELLA LoNGFELLow
MRS MABEL q AMEH
ffAUNfH n. LnNGFEfLpW
JOHN LDNGFELLOW
MYRTLE 81. tONGFEttoW
Thls ad worth no cents ON dollar FOR
furniture. $50 on Doe. ono al 90 pur-
chaser cash values come and soc. fhaa
Eastern av North 2ids. Opon after
evenings owner
tsbsimnn a wilson. carpenters and
general iobborr Weather stripping and
glazing q speciality Main 1870 and ina.
81 ST. Kuuoa cigar factory has 90
moved 20 500 Third aX .----.
lOS1 AND FOUND
~~~~~S0N~~@~e~Ts ~.Ne0~0~0s-~-7-0s0~'
Lost LndY'H purse. containing door
key and $40 90 gold coins on Fourth Az.
between Madison and PIKE. or on Union
e.. between Fourth and sixth. on nrcem.
Dor 80. between II and ~ 81 Liberal
riWard Tor return 81 Edwards btG
New York UIdR Main ass. Ind f2T,
Residence Brighton Beach. beacon 2ias.
lost saturday night probably al Or
pheum, iady'a gold watch, large Size,
ia4fH4N ffHIIf d wFnnfNU valued
keepsake. Return Cobb bag reward.
Phone Main bao3
t.oat-Iaay'a gold watch. Hampton
movement "E ~" on caaei "Mamma
10 Elsic. 1903" Inside AST.-P snam-
eled fob. reward Phone North 2tbs.
Lost Walnut folding handle. gold fer
ruir. silk umbrella, saturday night. De-
comhor M Phone ballard 1893
Lost-A small black suit case Monday
morning Finder please return 20 keHlor,
bts t2th av N, aud receive reward.
That woman who took muff from
toilet room ~ Bon Marche December "a
la known must return same 90 transfer
desk VI bon Mafchs Or los sist :.
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Lot Eoaioo IN the Gilman Addition. naaf
ThofndFhe aV3 400 cash. balance
monthly
a lnaELn.u InuL IlLln
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o. 800
IiFo-ro1m cottage. Coz University district.
close TO car lino. on t2ih az 81 80
hI aHaeasurnta paid $500 cash. bal
hocc monthly
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ron sALr-woo.I AND COAL

se<sce>5es~N<|e- S~>(|,ne(< s~NS.N.sss1
Seattle Nuei Co. nll xmas o. eYht ANs
miliwood q i4iG. Ind ffz.
patent dust pan WIN firat load coat
wainwright a Mel.eod. Phones l1ih
Great weafefn Fusi co.--Coai sfTss
MIL wood. a. 80 load NJ i7tf Ind 900
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WAN Kp~-esvsrai raHnE wan~a wtih -
wffhaMt ergsfianes az tFteehans apef,
sfafs Apply ttze itfh AZ o. ttpt
Thira ~ TIE Faeiua Tsisphsas
Telegraph ComgaHy.
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CITY REAL esrArE-tcon,l

CITY REAL EsTkTE-Ccontl
BIC BARGAIN
Twe.room eotiaro. shades. iight, gas
phone. rraded street. iat 60Ei00 wood
land park Price fslti Zoo down.
b Tvsf, \ 10. rbahss Norm a.,
Green stz,
$3.50.
Lot b0rfif. in WaliinHf0rd district hair
block from WalluRf9rd AZ car line.
nice level Tot. about three feet above
street grade. al street improvements in
and paid fori t1oo eash. balance
$500
close 10 car line. on tgih az 81 E.
all assessments paid $500 cash. bali
hocc monthly
1850
Lot tonfoo. IN the Gilman Addition. near
Th0tndgke aNs ti0q cash. balance
PfosEEh RENT COLLECTION co.
American hank HidR
FOR SALE
~ very low price. two choice properties
one "a good eiEht-f house. in fire
house both have modern eongenisncea.
ron size lots. good car service
Terms o. suit small cash payment down
per cent interest
Apply az The
HCANDfNAVfAN AMERICAN bank
ballard station.
GOING FAST.
AT ALTOONA
Lots t0x1e9. near Tacoma interufhan ana
two railroads Price 1850 only SO
down ana &c q month hsgef 0verfIoes
ara al ia eiiltie.,i@, 9siisYes. IN
spend ii999.QgQ in this vicinity for
terminals in the neEt twq years. and
nov Ia the time 10 ret a.
J. r. LAVARNE.
2it rcneca ~
For saia--Go0a fiva-roem house. o. To-
faeinK two streets. improvements an iu
ana PAID for 20 minutes ride from
pas,oiuee. On Eustiake cars. good Ficw
- Lake Union This property BE- worth
ia.ooo. bot - need money and viii sell
Tor ti.soof hest Of terms
]. r. LAVARNE,
ait seneca ST.
PHfNNEY Az. SNAP.
LafFe two.roam house. electric light
nice level lot. toEsf. near car. only
iie.s 80 cash. balance tis PEI
C. J. BELL = co. -, qlebs nn
modern houses one Groom ava one
ROOM fHutsd for f1s per month Price
fANN0i 81 999 cash. balance $50 peF
month. z per cent All improvements ln
and paid except paving car lines.
BOOK from paved street. This o. ti 600
below value Owner leaving city. Muai
sell Phone fiearan bgs
Fnr hAie--hew si&-renm bHnEal1N. one
hinek p eaf. On Wnllin6fard biz. genrf
says ssli at any price. as ~ mas rau-
ffartud Fheuuhtism, and must finh
Dry climate THIS 10 Hsw and up-to-
date house, tu fine location lot TfFi0T
see me At lgas n. 18th ct Phone North
z9if
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

noHTHwBaT TRUST BAFE De
fobiT CO. First Az. ana Golumpla -
Goldman UuiialnEJ. invites applications
for loans from 81 900 20 o.. 900 on IN.
proved Seattle residancs property IN
established districts
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nins
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lot 5oriif. in WaiiinHf0rd district. hair
block from WailfuHfgrd nv car line.
nice level lot about three feet above
street grade. aii street Improvements 10
ana paid f0ri gg00 eaHh. balance
monthly.
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cHeTTEL LOANS

NNs~-N-NsN-~~I@S~<srs< SlN~ec-N-NNsNr|N<.SaS
IOA 80 10 WOHKIEo PEOPLE
on REAL ESTATE FuHNITuHb. Pr
AMOS LIVE STOCK on Any GOOD
BECrHfTY. EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
LOWEST POSSIBLE HATEa MAIN
47f1 IND sfgB
OSCAR E IEEsEN q co. nc.
iis northern Bank nldg. 4tb nnd PIKE
Loans on furniture. horass etc Will
fam Roach room III New York Bldg
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eNN~~s~~~No~~e~ ~~~.~-~-~~J~-cN-~
HOLCOMB CO. BALE STABLES.
Heavy draft medium sized horses. guar
auteed 1919 western az Main itIl.
Have az al times 20 % rs horses f0r
hire, also for sale watson Bros. 1875
Flrat Az 81
$50 buys fresh Jersey COW. calf weeks
old giyap large flow ~ richest milk.
fEsaHa - 4 .saH TraA q
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
c. P. KNAPP CONVICTED
Guilty of Receiving Deposit
Knowing Bank Was Insolvent.

Binghamton, y. Y, June N.-Charles P
Knapp, one of the firm of Knapp Brothers,
private bankers of Deposit, n. Y. which
failed over year ago. when the Bingham
ton Trust Company's doors were also closed,
was to-day convicted of receiving a deposit
In his bank on the day before it closed
knowing at the time that the bank was
insolvent. The Indictment was found In
Broome County. but because Of alleged ad-
verse sentiment in this county the trial was
held in Otsego County. before Justice Henry
B. Conan 1t has been In progress since
June 13, the jury retiring late yesterday af-
ternoon and reporting at the opening of
court this morning. Knapp was inlmedi-
ately sentenced to Auburn prison for not
less than fifteen months nor more than two
years.
The failure Of Knapp Brothers was due
TO excessive and unsecured loans to the
Outing publishers, and it was the crash
Of the banking firm that caused the sus-
pension and subsequent liquidation of the
Binghamton Trust Company.
Charles J. Knapp, an uncle Of the man
just convicted and a member of Knapp
Brothers. well as president of the Bing
hamton Trust Company. is indicted on a
similar charge, and his trial Is also sched-
uled TO be held in Otsego County.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
ACCUSED OF STOCK SWNDLE
Alleged Brother of Hindu Yogi"
Charged with Grand Larceny.

Edmond R. Cook, who Is said to be a
brother OF Samri Ellis. the Hindu yogi -
now held in the Tombs in connection with
the death of his young assistant, Paul
Hamburger. was held for examination in
the Centre street court yesterday on Il
charge Of grand larceny.
Cook was arrested on the complaint
Of Charles H Pope, OF No. ~ Clark street.
Jersey City. Poppe said that he met Cook
and Ellis at No. West 18Th street. al
joining the home OF Ellis, on May TO- The
two men. said Poppe, offered him stock
OF concern named the Blue Ridge Mining
Company. saying that It was OF great value.
Poppe said that he gave them altogether
$3.50 and received four stock certificates
signed Charles 2. Balwanz, president He
said he was told that Cook was treasurer
OF the concern Poppe in an affidavit al
leges that the mining company is myth.
Cook was arrested in the Coroners' Office.
where he expected TO attend the inquest
into the death Of Hamburger. IN the Dis
trict Attorneys Office are filed large num-
Der Of complaints from persons who assert
they paid several thousand dollars for stock
In the company Cook will be arraisned for
a hearing on July L
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
MEETING FOR BOY SCOUTS
Jacob Riis and Ernest Thompson
Seton Tell of Work To Be Done.

The first public meeting to be held in
New York in the interest Of the Boy Scouts
Of America took place last night in the
auditorium OF the West Side Young Men s
Christian Association, West 57th street
Among those on the platform were Eyer
ton l. Winthrop. Of the Board ofsEduca-
ton. and Colonel Peter S. Bonus, Z. S. a.
(retired), commander IN chief of the Boy
Scouts. The speakers Of the evening were
Jacob Riis, Ernest Thompson Seton and
Daniel Beard, founder OF the Sons Of Dan
iel Boone.
Nr. Riis told many interesting stories of
his work among the boys in the sluIns Of
New York and pleaded that the bad boys
be given show TO make good.
Mr.. Seton explained that the idea Of the
Boy Scouts was TO help IN the character
building Of boys between the years of ten
and eighteen. The Sunday school and the
church no longer filed the place in the
boys mind that they did, and something
had 10 be found to take their place. He
said the Boy Scouts were started in Eng
land by General Sir Robert Baden-Powell-
The organization Of the boys of America,
Mr.. Seton said, had already begun. and
they now were established in their New
York headquarters, at No, 1A East 18th
street They thus had an organization and
were all ready TO begin the enlisting of the
b0yS
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
BLACK LOSES CONTEST
Will Now Run Against Dalzen
Independently.

Pittsburg, June 24.-In a restraining or
der, handed down by Judge Josiah Cohen,
in Common Pleas Court to-day. the COM
'missioners of Allegheny County are per-
manently restrained from opening the bal
lot boxes In the Goth Congress District and
recounting the vote cast in sixty-six pre-
cincts contested by DR.. Robert J. Black
and twenty-three precincts contested by
John Dalzell. both OF whom. with Clarence
W Tiers, were candidates for the Republi-
can nomination of the district In the pri-
maries of June 4.
Unless attorneys for Black appeal to the
higher courts. the vote announced by the
county commissioners shortly after the
primary now stands and Congressman Dali
zell receives the nomination II Is said
such an appeal is being prepared
Dalzell claimed the Congressional nomina-
ton over Black by 1s votes and Black con-
tested the election by fling petition with
the county commissioners claiming fraud
in sixty-six precincts. The petition was
granted. and the commissioners had opened
eight ballot boxes and were recounting the
vote>when they were enjoined from further
proceedings by Dalzell, who demanded that
IL any ballots were opened In the district
the entire vote should be recounted. These
temporary writs and petitions are all dis
solved by Judge Cohen's order of to-day.
1t is stated positively that DR.. Black will
now run independently against Mr.. Dali
zel In this district DR.. Black has already
been indorsed by the Prohibitionists.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
MR.. ROOSEVELT SETS DATES
Conservation Speech on September B.
In Kansas August 29.

Washington. June A--Tuesday, Septena-
he- : was selected to-day by ex-Pres1dent
Roosevelt as the date on which he VIII ao-
dress The National Conservation Congress
in ST Paul This information was receiver
bv the National Conservation Association
hare tonight from Thomas r Shipp, sec
-e-arv Of the organization The date was
4re5 ~ a conference between MI Roose-
velt- Clifford Pinchot and James R Garfeid
~ Oyster Bay. The congress VIII De In
session from September s 70 September >.
Mr.. Roosevelt has telegraphed TO repre-
sentative Scott, OF Kansas, that he VIII
make the Kansas speech he recently prom
fsed al Ossawatonnie, On Monday. August
q The address viii probably De OF his
torfcaI nature
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
SAID SHE WAS HALLEY's COMET
That's Why Philadelphia Young Won
an Jumped Into River.
ny Telegraph TO The Tribune


Philadelphia, June "A neatly dressed
,,q,,-,g vrouagr walked down TO the west
rank Of the schuyIkin River. below Giraro
avenue, this morning. perched on tne ran
g1d REGARDED the water Bradford Han
- 2 fisherman, noticed her, but paid
Iittle attention 70 her
She recalled herself to his attention
q few minutes later BY rushing TO the
15ge ~ the wharf and jumping overheard
1,-,+b 2 shriII Wheel"
she went down once, but started SWIM
-o,nz when she came up. Hannum dropped
he fishing line and got busy with rope
and z boathook- He yelled for J. j. Doush-
er.y. a park guard, and the two hsheo 'ie
young woman out OF the water.
..yyhat did you 30 that for?' DEMANDED
Doughe-ty-
..Trn HaIIey's comet" she said and
want to die Everybody calls me Ha'iey
comet"
she f. being held st the Philadelphia
JsosDftal pending Identification,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
BATONYI SUIT SETTLED
Proceedings Discontinued by Agree
ment Between Both Parties.

Newport R. L, June A.-The suit for
sl59con brought by Aurel Batonyt against
his former wife. Mrs Frances Burke
Roche, her father. Frank Work, Of New
York, and Frank K Sturgis, an attorney,
was settled out Of court here to-day. Ba-
tonyi who acted his own counsel.
charged that the defendants retained for
their own use property belonging to him
consisting Of coaching trophies, clothing,
harness and many personal papers. which
ne alleged were taken from the Two-Mtle
Farm in Afiddletown in 1851.
Shortly after the trial opened Judge Lee,
who heard the case, called Batonyi and the
attorneys for the defendants together fn
private, and at the opening Of the after
noon session il was announced that the
proceedings had been discontinued by an
agreement between the parties. The terms
OF settlement were not made public
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
NINE GUILTY AT SCHENECTADY
Extraordinary Term of Supreme Court
Adjourns to July Is.

Schenectady, y. Y. June 24-The e1-
traordinary term OF the Supreme Court,
which has been trying graft cases. ad-
journed to-day TO July Is. when Justice
Van Kirk VIII return 10 pronounce SEN
tence and entertain motions preliminary
10 appeal. The court convened on May IS
by direction Of Governor Hughes. and the
grand jury on June returned forty-one
indictments against seventeen men
When court adjourned to-day the score
stood: Convicted OF felonies. 1; pleaded
guilty TO felonies, 2; pleaded guilty TO mis-
demeanors. 3: indictments dismissed. 2: ac-
Quilted by jury at direction OF the court, 2;
s+ur 70 the county court, l; uudisposed o.,
!. not arrested, /