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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-21
SEATTLE NAN IS
ROBBED IN FRISCO

fBr tuif~d Press Iess1d Wlvel
Ban FRANCISCO. Cal. June FL.
--Detectiyes today are searching
lDr two robbers who last night
pided the rooms OF the EDITORIAL
club. and Incorporated "gamDang
club In surk ST.. and held up the
i've inmates Of the place. after hav-
hg beaten the keeper. Frank c.
Briggs. unconscious.
Among the men robbed was
Charles Torrentx Of seattle. who
tost $40 and diamond ring
valued at $500.
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For the csnwsnisnes o. our readers. 80
have established agencies at tbs follow
ine drug stores.
p. ". MaIlen. sos ballard Az. Phons
ballard 7os
Grown Pharmacy. corner 18th Az ana
y, Pine. East k9t1. Ind Cedar t1ft.
Mountain View Drug store. corner TARA
and Aurora. North tfs. Green 81
snt Drns 20, Fsmont ." ana
south rsrh Pharmacy. s1ss Dallas sy.
sidney Ie1
Cherry stye~t Pharmacy. corner ard
ag and u Cherry ~. Phones East liz.
Cedar sss
AJaxas Drug Store. ssfh and Green
wood av Phone North "a
Ads taken up tn ~ a. m.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sN><e~~~<~<~>>r~r><sr~~~> ~r<e~r~e~>c>~~~~~-r~~
Wanted TO Heut--ff you have any cot.
fagns Or houses. fsts Or hotels TO Lease
iisf them Al this office. a. there are con
slant calls for safnr. George l. coiman.
SIS ~ Block. Seattle Wash
aa.a
wanted --tshiidrwn 10 take car. Of
stft ssh Az. y. VI ballard ISL
Wanted 1880 rifis wiii trade ne~
varuprn ciesnes ana some cash. c-sot.
care The star
Wantef--l.adYs gentle riding horse
also saddle. reasonable. T.. ~. CHASE.
Poster station.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

s~-~~~~s>->-~s~~~~s>~<~~~
NnHs~d Hoard ard foaEn for ~ fret
wrrk IN AuHusi ~ tne rou1< Nomsn
rho stsh 20 take their vacation out q
city Must 10 reasonable. on Sound !.
not too fsf Uike Doat fare. rates for
rooms etc Address Cos star
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REASON M1NBER THREE

You invest for safety There is possible chance TO
lose in this there nothing combining all the elements
OF safety in the degree a legitimate mining prop
ositon For the statistics referring it, will only refer
you TO the reports put out by the T. S. Government
They state that IS per cent OF the mining ventures
coed and pay average OF 81 per cent the money
invested IS per Of other commercial Tout
side Of minng) fail and the remaining Is per pay
average income the money invested OF 81 per
Mining has paid from 10 per 5000 per the
money (and is still doing ~.
AS still further security this investment,
SHOULD any ono OF the properties play out. there still
remain many others fall back on and should all but
Of them be worked out in the fifty years, there
would still remain in that enough TO make this
Of the largest mining properties in the world today You
buying stock in mine. but in company owning
many mines.
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The SEATTLE STAR

70 Nm. e ia hf8fHx = fBs asis
whsn yeur subscription expires 10 on thu
address label Of ypar paper. when that
dafs arrives 10 Yuar Subscription has not
again been paid In advances. your name
r. taken from the list. a chanEe % date
On the address label IL reeefpt
by mail tsfrictiT IN advanced. 40 cents
a month. up 10 eix nonths. six months
10. one year. t3e1
by mail. out ~ city. 10 cents per month
year. f1gh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-21
RONALD TO TRY
WAPp[NsTEIN Case

Superior Judge Main today or
dered a change Of venue In the
WsppensseIn case. Ne directed that
the new trial be held under Judge
Ronald, beginning June 20. u will
be held In Judge Mains court room.
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I|ll'R

Helen Hamilton Gardener. whose
dfty-third birthday we celebrate to
daa. L.. =. -
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ptRsoNAL.
me- oXYGENATOR

ruFea aud cures nothing shalt ever stop
~ puuumoniA la two hours. all kinds
% fsNors biord poison. no matter hun
had. liver. kidney, appendicitis and
fheumatlsm must So infantiie phfaiy-
stomach trouble vanish AZ suaw before
the noon dey sun serena aud all blood
dtseases luns and throat troubles
send FOR our aspaEs books Of oxy.
PATTY aud home lninf safnunt 900
cured Ia Washington STAGE February 4.
fafa
THE WASHINGTON oxyGE-
Major CO,
iasfk Pei Hide soatfls wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-21
REASON NUMBER TWO

You invest for quick returns. and here Is something
that you see for yourself that have not got TO
hun, for the vein with possibility that perhaps
time may reach il IL we lucky and nothing happens
TO prevent You will that have NO DEVELOP
MENT NEEDED TO SHOW Us THE VALUES.
BUT ARE READY TO RUN THE ORE THROUGH
THE MILL AS SOON As WE GET IT ON THE
GROUND. We bringing. and shall continue to
bring out all the time all ihe machinery goes in, and
that will be able TO get in with It. We
viii show you the here and then take you to the
mine and show you that what have here is NOT the
best. The machinery wls be in place and running this
summer gang is at work land has been steadily at
work since last JULY getting this property ready for
the production OF orc putting up buildings. making roads
and doing the general preliminary work.
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!|g|Ia11

Saturday. June 81. isss. near
Frederickshali. Va. General Stone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-21
THE LONGEST DAY

This II the longest day Of 4
the year. according to tho al
! manac.
! And tomorrow In the first
! day OF summer. says the same
! authority. 4
! Thus the season pssscth,
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ritz ADVICE COMPANY
Information ON any suhlect Qura-
tioas Of what you should 90 Atans any
'ttne promptly determined Send letter
statina case. enclosing one dollar. to The
Advice cofnpeay. Room 30. y 4. build
ing Dealings confidential
pNT II Tn TO rs
RUPTURE CURED =. 10 net yea
truss. pefmansnt. absolute. without over.
alton o. detention from business %
iahofl ever ens huadrst cases cured past
I've years. from ase ! year 70 age 10
The Harvard system. t0t 8hafer nida
ttlt Second ae.. seattle
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
ftafs trimmed. dyed, eissn.a snd 20
bieeksf flpmes surisd aud cleaned
Alteration Dept rss aud old s4f-
useatn tti Arcade
LADIES. REMoDELiNG fARLORs
New ssrmsnts made ana old Fssnodsisd
Latest styies Prizes reasonAblr. slt
Arcade uidn lad 4. fslf
Arcade usds Ind 7. gstT.
Mrs ven hiessrti sraaasts snla~ifs.
hans confinement. female dissrisfs sue
eessfuilY treated. physician u required
ist valley. tefneF EastiAke A.. Tahs
sassisks car 20 valley -. rgam J 70
WANTED -~EssrYons suffering frow
BLOOD or EKfN disorders Of any kipd
% rafi for free trial bottle pf Nickprdrs
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-21
HELP wAnTgp--FEMAle.

wantsi-tss berry pscsess tpr fssp-
berries and bias ktserrte<s hoass. stove.
~ cod and water FURNISHED tree PAP tsr
pes ersta. saod berries Address ~
wahis. sumnar. Wash
Want competent srcrha maid whefe
ronk ard iaunfrass u kept ptfsats fana i.
liz aauiis fhsne E.si ttts
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HELP WANrEo-MAlE.


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wanted --Msa ami ~omsn TO ie~rs the
barber trade Largest ard rneat cern.
ptsfs school In fhs West Wages paid
uhfi. learning An unlimited eserss free
Gems and Sc We % write faf par.
tfreiars
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
a. Washtastan. or ffs Thfra Az,
rnons Msin tttt
wanted see nsn 70 pi4y ppvi ., thr
crssnssi pool rcesns. vs. sis. our psirens
trade cherks ftlf THIRD 49,. hstws~n
rsks and unior
i.eee men -aatsi 20 eat not russf tsef
saudsiches basement ORIENTAL
pool. ROOM. itia Third av.. between
Ffks ana untun
isinrnbsf Anf paper hsn9sf -
work IN exchange for fuf ntshed house.
ssepiax o. single rooms Fhera Monroe
lis
Nsw. clean bed rooms. steam heated
hot and cold rsnains watsf. baths. afe
pet nixht and up Hotel Mofsi. 3tie trG
az. rear Pike u.
zoe dOyEHN MENT POSITIONS
OpE~--Wrifs fef hat Ffaakfin Iastf.
tuss. Dept sss q. Rochester. n v
spsinx 81 feol Rcsn. fsi syfins OF
Best In town. everything nsu: ave per
cue W crausf. Ted Dsina.
We mend darn aud ses % buttons
kass Columbia cedar isi. East sat
sscona .nand Clothes bought. sold and
sxehanrei 1871 rihs ~ = tsss. n tst1
CRAWFORD FLOOR co. u fTsI
Fioor surfaeins snd rafinishiax done
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NEARLY ONE ACRE FOR s640.

North and east Of University, on this
side or Lake Washington. Fine view
acre Of ground. within u mile Of Lake
Washington. on good street: re feet
higher than lake. then gradual slope
to the lake. ts4 cash. balance easy
terms. Come In AZ once and 60 and
see this Use of SEQ feet of beach
free.
OLE HANSON a co.
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MARRIAGES CEREMONIES
PERESORMEn.

PHONES aAIS assfs IND 10
hon't " LONELY 10in our rna,rimoniai
tur~Aa 1854 Nesenth av.. roorn ! Wofns
en- frws this mnnth rhan~ 4 ffsf.
INTRODUCTION SOCIETY
stsi Thirt az No -. Hrb~e hotsa
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

Z
..Ths virginia. Call belts. closets.
ses virginia st. hot ard cold water
blk. from westisks IN essry room; fro.
Az fDs modern fur baths and phones:
ulshsf tall outsider rates from 81 50 10
rooms. evefythtaG ~ per week. walk
new. steam heat ing distance.
THE ANNEx-seot Eighth sv.. near
Westiaks Az new, clean. furnished.
steam heated bedrooms tor men.b
ketes fi.so per week, &c per nlEht.
Nice front room Tor 2 gentlemen as
Cedar q. Phone Main sast
Olympic Apartments ~ housekeeping
rooms. tl.7s and up. single rooms 81 50
and up, best and cheapest ciose-ln apart
rspts In city. near public market 1oie
western Az
Columbia Apartments. f3s Columbia.
corner 7th av. Furnished new through
out. strictly modern. Cor family conva-
ntanees. single or suites hot water and
baths. summer rates
Nicely furnished rooms tis9 TO 1900
per week Clsibovrne, as Madison a.
University distrct--Two Furnished
houssksepins rooms so0s 18th y. W
THREE cory rooms, private family. 81.
ti9. tia: close In. i07s Seneca Ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-21

For Louise e-roofA apartment houss,
18th az and Main e. ael Occidental
Az WIN. Uder.
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S ACRES FOR $500.
oNE.HALF ACRE s425


Five-acro chicken ranch Tor sale. mod
ern house. chicken house, barn: con-
venient to boat. 10 yearly payments
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cry AND COUNTY LOANS
On improved or vacant property at and
\ por cent any amount from $50 to $500.
for long or short time, and easy pay-
rnents: no delay. Sturtevant A Co. sis
Boston block. Second and Columbia.
OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN on Inn
proved residences Rates to per cent
with reasonable commission.
SEATTLE TRUST COMPANY.
yi0 Columbia St Central BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-21
HOMEaTEAnA.

~NN-~<s~<s~ce>,<-r-~~ <Ar-~N>N<e~~<-N.>-N-rS
We can locate you on an exceptionally
good homestead o. desert claim In ono
81 the beat fruit sertious 81 Eastern
Washington. Call to see orchard fiaNa
THE PfHKiHs LAND COMPANY,
III THIRD Az MAIN 500.
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YOUR FARM

~ THE HEART OF CHERRY VALLEY
NEAR THE NEW CITY OF DUVALL
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02

under the students chair during recita-
tions.
Some Of the sophomore explain that II
means n black derby, not the hat OF some
masculine Jack Johnson But. shades OF
Henry James, how comes such language IN
the city OF primeval culture, the freshmen
ask. other rules are.
on Friday, October S, freshmen VIII
,iease not use the elevator. but will ascend
Tho stairs. preferably backward. to recita'
tions Preferably means at least when
students OF the sophomore class are on the
ststrcasel Freshmen would do well 20
Cot TON minutes before recitations II the
class is on the first 1oor. twenty II on the
second. etc. as backward climbing of stairs
takes time and patience. Any freshman
reI,n wishes 10 ioin Gamma Delta. and yet
80 NJ obev these rules strictly, viii he
noted and at initiation will meet an es-
peclally fierce goat.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02

which is the heart Of the busi-
ness-to show what we have
here today, we have prepared
certain special lots OF goods
which by the grace OF manu-
facturers, with many OF whom
we have dealt these fifty years,
we shall sell at actual cost OF
making, or close to it.
Good will offerings" they
are-good-will taking the place
of profits.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02
EARLE HAS II, 900 PLURALITY
Senator Penrose's Candidate
Wins Mayoralty Nomination.

Philadelphia oct. 1--Analysis OF the vote
cast In yesterdays primary election TO Sc
lect candidates for Mayor and other city
officers shows that 265,Oo0 ballots were
placed in the boxes out of a registration OF
$500 The registration was extraordinar-
lily large. and these figures, therefore. give
faint idea Of the interest manifested by
the citizens IN the choice OF candidate for
Mayor.
George II. Earle, jr.. supported by Senator
Penrose and State Senator McNichoL leader
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02

Of a faction OF the local Republican organi-
zation defeated William s Ware after a
bitter hght for the mayoralty nomination
by 27.oOO plurality, receiving lO9.54 votes, TO
s.. .12S for Ware.
Rudolph Blankenburs, the war horse Of
reform" won both the Democratic and
keystone nominations In a decisive man
ner from D. Clarence Gibboney. Blanken-
burg got As O75 votes on two tickets, where
as Glbbony got only 1899.
hot campaign will now be waged be-
tween the Republican organization on one
side and the keystone and Democratic
parties on the other the campaign slogan
OF the latter being Reform"
OF the ballots cast yesterday l94.SSS were
by the Republicans and 50,s05 by the COM
bined reformers and Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02

Connecticut, Is in acton on the no-llo.,.
question. Activity by no-license vs-.-
during the last few years has nfsd ),
number OF no-license towns to ninety.s.-
Three cities hold elections to-morro,
Bristol. Norwalk and South Norwaik ~
election in Bristol is its first as a city. a.,
a Socialist received the greatest numb !.
nominating votes under the new pima
law
Unusually lively elections in New H,,.-
and Waterbury are expected TUESDAY >
New Haven Mayor Rice. Republican !
opposed 10y former Mayor Martin A.
Frank Butterworth, the old Yale foo,sss
player. who is running on an ant-machl,.
ticket. In Waterbury Mayor Hotchk!s, !,
a candidate for reelection against C. p
Reeves.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02
WIFE SHOT; HUSBAND HELD
Accused Man Had Been on Probation
for III Treating Woman.

Mrs. Francesca Gruszka. of no. % Beacon
street Newark. was snot under the heart
following a quarrel with her husband over
money matters in their home early yester-
day morning She is IN the city Hospital
IN q serious condition Her husband. A.
bert Gruszka. is under arrest and the police
say he has admitted doing the shooting
Gruszka has been married 20 his present
wife about fourteen months. aud the neigh
bors say the couple quarrelled frequently.
Six months ago the man was placed on
probation for two years after beating his
wife. Albert Graszka, i've years old, a
son Of the accused man, was the only Wit
ness to the shooting Gruszka has not
worked for six months. The wife kept the
house on the money she received from six
boaTders
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02

Our fine hotels have taken so much OF the
Pooley Furniture in the past that few private
homes have had chance to secure it.
In New York the Plaza, the ST. Regis, the
Waldorf-A Astoria, the Ritz Carlton, Rectors, the
Knickerbocker, and in Philadelphia the Bellevue
Stratford, always stipulate Pooley Furniture IN
their contract specifications. They do this be-
cause the furniture is so solidly made that 1t
seems as if it will never wear out, and so chaste
in design that it will never grow old or wearisome
to the eye.
Particularly fine and carefully selected woods
only are used in this furniture and careful atten-
ton is given to the details of hand-carvng and
to the finish.
Included in the collection are pieces and sets
for the bedroom, the drawing room the dining
room, the library and the hall-individual pieces
Of which only one of kind has been made; COM
plete suites ready to furnish an entire room.
Our staff of assemblers and decorators, includ-
ing Mr.. Brozik of Paris, will be glad to make ap-
pointments to show in your home, If preferred,
the designers sketches of this furniture or to as
semble it in our exhibition rooms for private view
and selection. Fifth Gallery, New Building
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02
HOLIDAY DELAYS ELECTIONS
Connecticut Cities Change Be-
cause of Jewish New Year.
fnu Telerraph 70 nc Tribune.

TBJ IeIcgfAVH 70 ~ - -
New Haven, oct. 1.-For the first time IN
m. history OF Connecticut the dates OK city
elections have been changed because OF
religious holiday. The elections In this city
and waterbury. which were scheduled by
charter for tomorrow. have been put over
By legislative act to Tuesday because II
was feared that the Jewish New Year
would prevent the Jewish voters from going
to the polls
The chief interest I'm the annual town
,rao,,nps which will be held tomorrow In
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02
GIRL FRESHMEN BAITED
Boston University Sophomores
Abuse English Doing It.
IBy telegraph to The tribune.

Boston, Oct. /. Listen, Freshmen!
Under this heading the girls of Boston uni
versity's freshmen class found A list OF
rules which promises to start warfare with
the sophomores. The trouble came over
this edict:
on Friday October s. each freshman VIII
wear I'm the corridors and halls black
mans derby hat which she VIII immedi-
ately remove, with lew bow,, Wnen she
meets a sophomore Derbys wifi be placed
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02
LOT NO
Sterling silver teaspoons at the price OF bullion
S285 for a set of six that usually cost So

Jewelry Store thinks many people will like to
have them to remember the Wanarnaker Jubilee
by, especially as the spoons will yield, if melted
up at any time, virgin silver practically of the
value paid for them at present silver quotations.
The spoons are beautifully modelled, the pat
tern being from new die cut specially for us in
pure Louis Seize period design, in exquisite
French gray finish, high lights polished.
In the Silver Court of the Wanamaker Jewelry
Store
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02
LOT NO. ,

No more than four sets-two dozen spoons
TO one purchaser and none to dealers.
These are even more than customary weight
for full-size teaspoons (not five o'clock teas"O.
But since we have no desire to start rate-cutting
war among sversmiths we do not quote the
weight.
Plainly since the price of bullion is published
daily in the papers, any one can see, after weigh
ing these spoons, that they cost more to strike
and more to sell than the price we ask. But the
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02

1t is pity that Mr.. Pooley has decided to
make no more furniture except under contract for
hotels and to special order for his product stands
at the top of American Cabinet Craftsmanship
But he was forced to this decision by the grow
ing demand for the Pooley Patented Talking
Machine Disc Record Cabinets, samples of which
are now display in our Victor salesrooms.
This 100000 collection of Pooley Furniture
is, therefore, the last to be offered to the public.
By special arrangements we
shall sell this furniture for $780,
00O-each piece at exactly half
the regular Pooley price as
marked on the original Pooley
tags still on the furniture.
This big fact certainly speaks for itself as an
opportunity that has never come before.
New Workers, accustomed as they are to see
ing fine things, will be surprised, we believe when
they inspect this exquisite furniture grouped
around the House Palatial on the Fifth Gallery.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02
Jubilee Merchandise Today
LOT NO. i

LOT NO.
A 100000 purchase of the celebrated
Pooley Period Furniture--
the deal completed only 10 days ago.
and the furniture removed from the Pooley Exhibition
Rooms at 31st St. and Madison Avenue, New \ ork
with many pieces complete certain sets, still coming
from the workrooms of the Pooley Furniture Com
panY. Philadephia.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02

Each day during October
different branches of the bus
mess will speak IN their own
merchandise, emphasizing the
fact that this is
"A STORE OF
SPECIALITY STORES -
Each branch and section
of the business specialized.
The merchandise In each
store specialized Upon by our
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02

This business
This Revolution Of Mercan-
tile Business
Started so Years ago IN the
old town of William Penn,
where was born Our National
independence.
Now grown to be the largest
business Of its kind in New
York City.
To mark the Jubilee Year
to mark it in Merchandise,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02

experts as though each was the
ONLY store.
This Jubilee merchandise
is entirely supplemental to Our
regular carefully gathered stocks
IN both buildings which in
themselves represent a halt CEN
tury of doing the days work a
little better each day. In nowise
will their selling interfere with
the usual good service OF the
store.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-02
Opening Also Today
First American Educational Competitive
Exhibition of the Home-Making Arts
Closing date be announced later ,
let! If sIs iPf' title is too much for one BREATH Awards
"MY HOME
That's Just what it is

That's just what it is
4 competition in quest Of the composite
american home, in zchich each competitor
puts dozcn on paper his or her idea Of ho7o
to furnish a home.
To every human being, some time in life,
comes desire to make and furnish home.
After we make it we say, Il wish knew
how to make my home still more beautiful
So here is the opportunity
On the Sixth Gallery of our New Build
inc we have arranged an apartment-slnce
apartments are the fashion in New York
EIGHT rooms, foyer hall and bath.
Without buying a thing,
we ask you to furnish (on
paper) this apartment any
of three ways that is easl-
est for you to do.--at a cost
of not more than $500 or
$500 or $4,000.
Select from the Wanamaker stocks
(merelv writing down the numbers IN book
we supply the furniture, the wall paper
floor coverings, draperies, ETC., that YOU
like best.
The articles chosen most frequently will
represent the composite taste OF the com-
petitors-or, as near as we can Judge by this
one competition, the ideal American Home
To encourage competition, that we may
find this ideal home, and because the proper
furnishing Of home is as much work OF
art as painted canvas or modelled bronze,
we shall follow the custom of the great art
academies of Europe and America and make
awards.
These awards will consist of SIX of the
great Pianos and Player-PianoS- Piano
being the best friend you can bring into your
home.
These a5cards 5cU be made to the COM
petitors 7chOse lists most closely agree 1cfh
the composite furnishings of this apartment,
as made up by the majority of the com
pettOrs.
The competitors, themselves, are there
fore the Judges
But to constitute a disintereSted oversight
of the competition we will invite the cooper
alton of eminent New Workers to act as
Board of Review which will decide I'M
partially all questions that may arise.