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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10
PlGKEIs IN COURT

ffty tnHsd ffa@e tFnaea Href
LOS ANGELES. May 1O.-~After
celebrating five hours the jury In
the case Of Is pickets. charged In
the police court with having con
spired to defeat the anti-picketing
ordinance, disagreed. The case
was continued and later the date
will be set for new trial. The
defendants were released on 5000
bail each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10
IRISH OPPOSE TREATY

DUBLIN. May i0.--Opposltion
OF the Irish people TO the proposed
Anglo-American treaty took form
today. when four delegates. rep
regenting each Of the Irish prov.
lnces, sailed for New York TO urge
Irish-American societies to oppose
the treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10

Bacon. zoe pound, dried beef, 2Sc
pound. prime rib roast, 40 pound; pork
steak, i5e pound, compound lard, DC
pound. corn meal. 10 pounds 2bc. high
grade powdered coffee, 25c pound choice
mixed tea, regular 5go AZ zoe pound. f0c
cDffea $50 pound. GOO natural leaf tea,
$50 pound; cans milk ibc. Strawberries,
bananas. 2go dozen. fine aunkist oranges.
goo dozen; ssedless grapefruit. &c each /.
rhubarb, 3 pounds i0ej zoe oysters. 1bo
can. olives. 10o bottle halibut, 2
pounds IBe, Chinook salmon, loo pound,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10
NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT
MOVING PICTURE HOUSES

eas4 IA 1iu Cantor
MIA When the Gringoes Came.
THE baby % the boarding House.
~'rhe Tailor" "Rubherncck Cole
sisters. singers Circuit symphony
Orchestra.
Exhibit Theatre indian Jus,
tice. The Young King Of Rome. -
~Tnnls. Africa. Josh and Cindy'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10
WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE

J, n. Kolfcr West Seattle Real Estate
EXCLUSIVELY. IA Downs Block. 100
Second ay. Main 2aSi, Ind. 2ab9.
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INSURE cAiLoREn.s LIVES
TO BUILD NEW SCHOOL

ROGERS. Ark. May i0.-Thc
school board has taken out sa5 900
life insurance on Is pupils 20 pro
tect the bond issue for the new
school building.
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q. A. q. m REVOLT.

CHICAGO. May Washington
@. A. r. post here has by resolution
declined TO be the tail end Of a
horse show" on May 30. or partici.
pate in parade the main feature
of which Is to be a display OF work
horses. It's the Dissertation OF
Memorial Day. the veterans say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10
LEAGUE MEETS TONIGHT.

The first meeting OF the Brother
hood League Club viii be held this
evening at the Hotel Lincoln. l.
II. Gray will preside. George II
Walker will speak on How Shall
We Care for the Homeless Mang'
DR.. NJ. A. Matthews. Dir. Edward o
sisson. OF the University of Wash
lngton. and Dr. a. J Steelman, fouT
years chaplain OF Joliet prison, will
also speak.
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OLE nANaoN 8 Co.
AnsOLuTE sNAP.
COUNTRY HOMES.


HuuuimH stream northeast % seattle
uhHFH the newt hts Fnnm ts sure 90
rsmn. Terms 80 caEh ou bnuisf ard
Ntre wharf fras as~ u community
beach ~ soc feet fersFrf
OLE HANSON a co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10
WITT CALLS WAR
LEADER COWARD

fBy United Press leased Mire.D
ST. PETERSBURG, May tO--A
crushing indictment against Gen.
KuFopatkin's conduct Of the war
with Japan Is contained 10 new
book by Count White. ex-pramler
Witte charges KuroDatkin with
gross iDeffIciency. cowardice and
mendacity. Kuropatkin will chal.
lenge Witte to duel when the
book appears, II IL said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10
AT THE THEATRES


q Moore Frederick Wardc IN ,
Julius Caesar first three /,
= nights. Ruth Sc Denis 10 ,
cloHc week /,
Seattle Max Figmhn IN The .
= Man on the BOX" ,
= Grand The Giri From Rec.
tors"
. Lois -~All the Comforts of ,
Home"
. osphean - New vaudeville ,
= pantaacs New vaudeville
= Majestic New vaudeville Mou. I
day. 4
. Ssar-Tom neeaon In The I
Bathing Girla I
= !.
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Business Directnru

49, r M iJffHHfHfS77 11fE
GAHTH PER LINE UNDER cfy-
TRAIT ~ DIR SOLICITOR MAS ersr
AILkD oN DOr. PHONE MEza-
sAtE 10 MAIN sf00 on IND al WILL,
HHtSG HIM
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FoR sALE-MlscELLAMEoUs

bargains IN furniture, carpets,
household goods. stoves and ranges.
We exchange your old goods.
BULLY a BALL.
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10 ACRES, $3.50.
EASY TERMS.

on good road. east Of Kirkland, hnif
mile from lake. lies nicely, good soil
can at office on Madison park Terry
landing
FaT salo-Kirkland chicken ranch. $40
rcr month brown. owner. ia2f Alaska
nids Phone Main 41tt
10 acres, North lsnd. 2 acres srubbed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10
Mil auRNs DOWN

Crossed wires caused the de-
struetion by fire OF the Lindsay
MN company's plant at the foot OF
Charles st.. on Lake Washington.
this morning at O'Clock. The loss
Is $40. 900.
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losT ANp Founp.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

>~-~~~~-~~~e~>~ee~ ~-~-ee~4es~~-~~~~~~
a. T. HAL. Job carpenter. irasy roof
speciality Phone A lfst
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cHArrgLLoAns
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

HaHf NHN
-. fs'ss, a'st Pag sta flrst ieaa coal.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
80 ~ ~ f,0If ~ 1GfnoclD
rs TIE NEAL EHTATE Az PEH
INT PfONNEn RENT n COfLEc-
nit,g,a, CO. 2ef AMERICAN BAaK
CITY AND COUNTY fDaNa
- improved or vacant property ~ ana
PEI cont 'aaf amount from 30 b. 1900.
f9f q long ~ short time ana r4aF go.
nsHfa5 NJ delay Hfuftsvant 4 - ale
lissien bioek herond and columbia
FOB MISREPRESENTATION
Bargains IN fHfnlfnre, eaf6eis.
household goods. stoves and ranges.
We exchange your old goods.
SuLLY q BALL,
Go pike 81
20 sale gasoline iaaneh. 6 a. ia
Lake union fisatbause 30, M 4 i nv I,
ana iitfl ard az 81
Grand new Brush rsnabout ., a
anap fmt " H Nufrhlnsou co. aee-
gnd and Union
New pianos for rents rent applied IN
W. nae, asksi TONER. ait Union %
>o.o.. LIVESTOCK.
=" ihNINr bHfhFV cows. fffHh nTIre
gihef Eifins large flow ~ The firhest
LUIS. perfectly gentle FOR women ~
sHltdrrn Phone Green POS Taka phin-
y Fay'u office
FRESH cows.
. isfl1hd pf fresh COWS and cows coming
en- soon q. - vernon. 1f6 Nlnfh az
fhone Queen Anne 1907
" head tfoirfeiu. Jersey ana Dafham
sstMA l9ai received. alt ~ mixers phoua
-ldhey l0e9 Michigan and MAYNARD. or
bow. GeorFefarn
wanted Two teams az once h. auDDiy
~ customers az r.. A Hpiunogfa rfabfrs
~ l"pI.r Place. Phones neacon iIss,
~ buyH good Durham COW worth AZ
~ tnusi Eel - have 10 place 10 kesp
Mrs. hfelnh0ur. 500 EaafiaEe.
Pine berkshire brood soWa taHs t6s-
pound hhoafh - Must SELL Gail North
1877 for location
Eilers Music House chelF f9r rsTe ~
ens Nay 10. Take Easilsas car. sii
Have A. an lfmes 81 10 10 horses for
gife. sla9 Tor sale Watson Bres. ITIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10
MURDER


III '1EFEF n -" y 80 VT
SANTA CRUZ. Cal. May l0.-E.
X. Wood IL dead here today. and
Thomas White. wood chopper. II
held for his murder. following a
drinking bout last night at Whites
cabin.
The police say White confessed
to the crime. admitting that he
beat Wood to death with a picket
when the latter attempted 70 rob
him. He then threw the body into
the river. the police aiIege Whites
body was found this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10

WATCH TIE DATE

= Dirt will begin 20 fly again ,
\ June / IN the construction OF ,
y Lake Washington canal. at ,
+ which time city and county OF. ,
4 ficials. as well as commercial ,
r bodies will take time 70 cele. ,
4 brate the gladstone day. ,
A /,
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l.-l -.a.l.l .AtEs nMtuan1. VIE INJURIES.
NArt RnrsTHic rffN sICftNs.

MEMBERS NATUROPATHIc SOCIETY
ol, AMERICA Licensed hy state pr.
htDbLfH'S Institute. Nestor Hidr 1913
Neailake, near Pine. Sunny pariors for
OHieopathy, cHIROPRACTfc and ALI,
Natural Methods. Rooms with or With
out board At Institute Treatments IS
per week up
N0sr~>r>(N>r~r>r r~-~r>->~~~0r>-NN-~1~NN-~
Ut. Holt brienpath and optlctan. lOf
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= SAN FRANCISCO. May 10.
4 IF uiaz does not resign
4 soon he will never get out Of
. Mexico alive" Is the opinion
h Of John Kenneth Turner. au-
r thor o. Barharous Mexico"
The revointiouistH cannot
: fail 10 vim said Turner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10

160 acres good land. part bottom. run
ming water. close TO town, forty acres
sinshcd N sold soon, price 81 $50. good
tertna Address gass NJ B7th st city
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e ON i s.;i -FILL-O , G..;s. .,;:.
Removes its cause Sea. sffsctiss.
antisepfit, filling AaFo yes fhufrsH ?
IA fuH flnw on Fsnrhf Wafk in =
eAwuf UHiuM hanf5 10 pna dread fhs
stehftKra FAaiff aef = Dos ~ ~Fift.su~
aaa frTn o. fhfaaak Ynuf dfuEsisf. ~
sHri ue ftE in cots ~ STAMPS
ttit-O Mia Co. Nafafirsse ufde seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-10

The Seattle camp OF the Native
Sons OF Washington will be or
ganized at the Chamber OF Com
merce tomorrow night.
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Wanted az ones. 81 see fof pf 8
frafh aH nrs house and let nnrfh ~
Lake NHinui VII paY = iirf cent iuqulFr
"a Heed tnH A stt9
Wanted -Aneuna ana iiambufE pallets
stats pftfs 1854 kiuth W
Wanted -islsiaa hsfss Phone Nosih
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BROOM HOME
FOR 800 DOWN. SIS MONTHLY

s~.~~~-~s~~~e-~~e0Se s-~e~~~s~~~~~~eS~os
BROOM HOME
FOR 500 DOWN. SIS MONTHLY
Nth sideaalhs eiu water electric
iiEhts bath and other eanVpnieufes
rfirr emily ~ see. ususf rnli fhia nsek
Iase Fremont Ballard car % snd Of
line
J. ~. nARGAR.
feth W ana iifh y W
caftars s.nsiL bin. toidins 81, sas
asst cnat rsnErs electricity. chicken
lHtts 4g1t Jackson Also small hoses
isle North ttih
foM NEN1. tia s.rnosa house nFt
afih az r. y block ~ Madison ear. sac.
Easi eFfe
Modem fise-fosrss soitaes an namen
49, 3 mfnutra aaih from MssfiahH mar
~ its Hattie Me0ennh Main
AissFasfn fufnishea. Inasisrn' lis a
eselh sas q 1ist - I'haas Sorfa
& Matsfa s.rpom house. aaihina fis-
tsaAr large yard call E8ia frfFf
thgap e fight party
Z Modern s.foaal haaao. faii hasefasut
tsif tiask ffofa car Fhenc Queen Aaus
'fssr nsaf risss fooni hopse % he Do
.leE NieeHsida Drive kaufh rafh
shaFr - ~ mpathf i~s fess aud sar-
fssn fhnHs Nnfth tsf
~ NHnl feom cottage. West seat.
10 ~ nnnth g'hahs fsfsna aAs
I stt s-fnnin e8staEN. neimpnt. neaf
} ise eAsg waikina Fasi So
va asai-s-feoaa ooiisEs. ~ rhaus
fntard $50
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
-r~r~~~N~-~N~ee~-e~rsse~ ~~~~e~ee~r~~~e~e<
us 81 ''i ss s -. "a ss,h ssisss
private rHtfanrr ti1t Aurora Phone
Size eisan hanssksspinx. roans. dent
tnwn tewn i'fs fifth fhpn. Main
glff
Modern hctissksspinK asa sioopinF
neu,s fsas Eaaiass
rifst fiaaf ~ house. FURNISHED " %.
ss, 49,, ,.s,, "a. "a si sse phone and
Tms furuishea houashesping rooms. re-
i9sh near resisr
Ten ssrssm sultss. ~ week. watkins
efssnnee t1aa $3.50 ritih Az
FURNISHED ROOMS.
~>-y~S>~1~S~~-~~~-~~-~ ~~~-~-~-~s~~s~~S~N-~e~
"a. S,,.s x1E,ss S &c, ~. ss ss,s e ss,s
az ios modern fur- baths aud phones
nishsd sail ouisidel rates from fl.ta 90
new: steam hsAt los distance
THE ANNEX ~geos Elshih av near
Wesiiake ~ new. ciean. farnished.
steam heated eeaseoms ster mse-l
oiynpic Apartments iiousekesrins
fehtns. tl.Tb and 10. single rooms 81 50
and up. best and cheapest rioss-in apart.
menfs in city near public market seie
Western ~
Three Furnished housekeeping rooms
h.ih. phone. fine iaWn. y so1i, 1910
YcNief
THREE coy rooms private family. o..
tte. fifs close IN 1855 seneca ~,
FLATS.
s~~e~~s~~S~sNs~s~s~N~~ -~u~s~~-~~~~-@s~s~--4~
FURNISHED apartments heat. lights
Fas sge ma VALLEY Phone Queen Anne
1894
f-room fiat tis ss2o Dayton av. Ind
1854
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HOME sTEADs.

NN0~uNN~~s~0~Nc~N~rNoN ~~N~O4N~N~eNNN4N
We can locate you on an exceptionally
good homestead or desert claim In one
OF the best fruit sections Of Eastern
Washington. call TO see orchard views
and get particulars.
THE pERKINa LAND COMPANY.
iii THIRD AV. MAIN SEQ.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

~ To thasa who asfs wiii rent rooms.
fnnfxfn. pantfY. EAs range hath str
tho eHf{fx Nfrund fagsaf hanaF to cara md
3 minutes ffofu Second avn fikr, f9f t1a
rer snenth csii I'D .. sass
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NEAR lFAUM7r LEROY
park WE MAVIE

ous io-acre tract. three g-acre tracts.
ten = acfo tracts. ms = -afre tracts.
bungalows on quarter tracts on month
" payments. 30 your own landlord
Fee us every Afternoon including sun
DAYS Inquire a. ice cream psfior Tor
smith and Burns
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FoR sALE-FURNiTURE-

~~N-~~0~0-~-~-~-es~~-~~- ~-~.~.0-~.~~~~~
highest cash paid FOR furniture ana
mouse h9ld goods Main 1858. J. sgif.
1eskt. chairs. shoe cases chlcas0 store
500 iltilce Furulfufe Co. 1875 First av
WAIVED TO BUY-FURNITuRE
(,'fG9s->> 'fc-~-~Sesr~0-c 1gc-N~N~c~~-~c.0y~
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GREAT WOODLAND
PARK BARGAIN

Coed t-ronm cottage. city water. Hight
ans gas isfHs ios tTntas. fruit frFef.
graded street Sound yirw $500 fl9e
FhlunFF car 90 fffh - See T. ~
Etsit a Co. Phones. North if, Green
stx
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nrlp wAnrnn-MAIr.

ies--asssselaa y = =. -.
wanted Men aud women 60 learn The
rlsls school IN he ws.i ~ wages paia
thNf Learning An unlimited course free
rn,t aud see us o. write fof PSF
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
% Washington, o. 7go Thifd Az
IL Phone Main htat
II Wanted a GOOD carpenter Who vii
#rrf 1tinte steady work che year around.
n buy vith part vases asa. modern
nuNGAfoW 60 fac.
frntfal nidF
Wanted 900 men 20 play pnoi AZ the
/ 3figntai pool rooms We giFs Our patrons
bada checks 14fa Third AZ, between
fiha and linton.
/ e unNhhNMENr EMfLoYEs WANTED
send postal far Seattle examination
sehsduie Franklin Institute. Dept aaeF.
herhrstsf. D.
Advertising salesman wanted aaale.
thuk profitable hnd permanent fnf thr
l.nht maa tts Crazy BIDS fifth nnd
linton
wanted Delivery boz. oas iitins
Nnfih hnd preferred Cheastf's liahefs
fashtrr
j 900 men wanted fo eat hat TOAST hsaf
sand NiehsH basement ORIENTAL
ippi ROOM ftfa Third av. between
Pike aHd ruiuH
Coupon assnis. best propasiiioa in ths
! HAN fHANNN p NNAaANNI rs ANfHf HHfH
Room "a. rninn Hiaek
CiiAwFpHD FtooH CO.. n slsf
fioof saffasinE and fennishinF dops
a. Pref stevens. New Method Tqac.s
j|<A tHg hanginH guaranteed IN Ifts
Uy82tate lessons Dag anA evening Trial
/ MNV aieaFs free. Fpurth a4i ZINE -
LOST AND FOUND.
sreT~eeesess~TseeTs~~H-s Ns@Cs@Nssefsfesee~Nese~
Large leather pufaa between Seattle
ana HuaH iahH ~ Seattle and Nentph.
NunfaiHinE fas frreirts also roesipf from
H. - nulman| feiufn , slack.
Cefingteu Timber Co. Kent WISH. Re
ward
| Lost small iiGhi Foan horsa PLEASE
notify Maple ilil ~ ueHnen 1871
SITUATIONS WANTEo-MALE.
>e-~sS.o~-N~~seFNesfers <ess~eseer-e-ese-rs~~e@
a. q, Hail. Job carpenter. lraky roofs
spsciaitg fhona ffet
WAkTED-MtscELLkNEOUo
sfs->-eee~e~NsrsFseee~ssN
Wanted az unfH. o. see FOR 3 m
Fnsfs aH nrH hpase and iat nnrth ~
Lake NHiau VIII pay pef cent inaulfe
y Heed too A $3.50
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
Indications That
w. Morgan Shuster
Must Quit Persia

LONDON, Nov 30.-That w. Morgan
shuster, the Shah's American treasurer
general, will have to leave Persia for
doing his work too well to suit Russia
Is the belief in official circles here to-
day.
The Persian Government was still re-
sisting the Cars demands for Shuster' o
dismissal, according to last advices
from Teheran, but unless England
comes to the Shah's aid. the latter will
have to yield. Since there Is no doubt
England is In the plot to grab the south
ern half of Persia when Russia grabs
the northern half, there is no likelihood
England will support the American.
1t Is generally agreed that IL Shuster
wers allowed to re-organize Persia's
finances. he would deprive England and
Russia Of their excuse for grab.
Foreign Minister Sir Edward Grey
told the house of commons this after
noon that England did not support
Shuster's appointment OF Europeans to
government posts in northern Persia,
which is one of the grounds Of the Rus
sian objection to him, because 1t con-
sidered such appointments inconsistent
with the glo-Russian agreement con-
verning Persia He admitted that the
Cars latest demands upon Persia may
have serious consequences. That Eng
land and the United states are nego-
tiatinG with q view to supporting Shus-
ter Jointly he denied.
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
Capt. Peter c. Hains
Is Granted Divorce

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Justice Sta
pleton, Of the supreme court Of Brook
lyn, signed the final decree Of divorce
for Capt. Peter C.. Hams, from his
wife, Claudia L. Hams. The suit was
started by Hams against his wife short
Iy, after he shot and killed William e.
Annis at the Bayside Yacht Club, Bay
side. L. l., In August. 1908.
II was tried before Justice Scudder
the supreme court, Brooklyn, last
August. while Hams was serving q
term in Sing Sing for killing Annis
The suit was undefended and Justice
6cudder granted Hams an interlocutory
decree. Hams has since ben pardoned
by Governor DIX.
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
Wealthy Girl to
Help Care for iii

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. o.--Miss
Amelia Forbes. daughter Of Mrs. J. Nal
colin Forbes, OF Fredonia, Milton, will
start from Boston Monday for Labrador.
where she will sive six months OF her
time to DR.. 0renfeil's medical mission
for deep sea fishermen. She. will be
accompanied by Mrs. Greeley, wife OF
Or. Hugh r. Greeley. now stationed at
Tiley.s island. N. r.. who snlisted In
DR.. Grenfell's service laDt July.
Miss Forbes has obtained leave OF alb.
sence from the Waltham Training
School for Nurses. she ID expected to
return and finish her course % ~ to
Der. She has always been much Inter-
ested in the care Of the III, and her
friends were not IN the least surprised
up the life Of leisure for that Of hard
work and study.
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
CAN HOPE
. FOR NO ASSISTANCE
FROM STATE OFFICE
This Government Unable to
Interfere In Persian
Officials Case.

w. Morgan shuster, the young Arnsri-
can whose administration OF the finances
Of Persia IL responsible for the threat.
ened invasion Of that country by q RUS
sian army. and whose dismissal hae
been made the subject Of an uitimatam
from Russia. can hope Tor no assistance
from the state Department In his crtti-
cal position.
Secretary Of State Knox has made I.
plain that Shuster must stand or fall
on his own resources. The State De.
partment, he maintains, has no inter sst
In him beyond the fact that he ID an
American citizen, entitled to a gcaran-
tee Of his full rights az such. In his
present position, howevei. 1t 10 held that
he 10 an employs Of the Persian govern
ment, without official relation to the
Department Of State.
The responsibility Of the State De-
partrnent, Secretary Knox holds, terlni-
mated when Persia selected Mr.. Shutta ar
from q group OF men recommended 10
that government as competent to UNDER
take the reorganization OF Persia's
finances.
Mr.. shuster was highly recommended
by the Bureau Of Insuiar Affairs of the
War Department.
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
Lauds COlOred Race
For Progress Made

Every claim Of, the ,sbolitionists o.
nifty years ago has been Justified "
the colored race In this country In the
half century Just passed. declared Jus
tice Wendell Phillips Stafford. Of the
District Supreme Court, In an address
at the celebration Of the centennial OF
the birth Of Wendell Phillips, the anti.
slavery advocate of ante-bellum days.
held at the Metropolitan A. NJ p.
Church, Fifteenth and M streets north
west. last night.
In spite Of race prejudice in some
sections. Justice STAFFORD asserted, the
colored people are striving for higher
things. and have produced noble and
far-sighted leaders,"
Presiding at the meeting was Prof
Kelly Miller, of Howard University.
Invocation was given by the Rev. Mat
them Anderson, principal OF the Berean
Industrial School. Of Philadelphia, and
President Wilbur p. Thirkield, of How
ard University. pronounced the bene-
diction. .r--..
A feature Of the celebration was the
music by the Howard University choi.
under the direction Of Miss Lulu v.
Childers.
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1911.
browns With $1,000
In Jewels and Cash

UTICA, N. r.. Ncv. 90.--with money,
jeweiry, and bank books rspresentihg
more than 1900 In the pockets Of the
clothing, the body OF one armed STAY
peddler, believed to be John Eodnar,
formerly OF Youngstown, Ohio. but
more recently of Musscna, N. T., was
hauled oui OF tire Eiie canal.
A iettcr In one Of the pockets indi-
Youngstown and that thoy had boen
searching for him. When the under
taker got the body. he took on an over
e wS oand hsn xsS The ana money
to appear. "a leather belt held roll
OF Bills Four pockctbooks filicl
with Jewels and gold ana silver and
were two bank books, one showing de-
posits of sy.270.5f In a bank a. MasseIlq.
n. r. and the other n deposit. Of 500
in a Cfrthage. N. r.. bank. a letter
commanded the man as an object OF
cha ritv ".
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
Plans Complete for
Funeral of c. p. Rees

Funeral services for Charles r. Rces.
for several years hend Of the Mt. ver-
non and Marshall Hall Steamboat Com
pany. who died suddenly from apoplexy
at his home. 800 II street southwest. last
nskht ut II o'clock. will lie held at the
home tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock.
interuient will be in Glenwood Gene
terry. II
Mr.. Recs had been In the best Of
health. bat after returning from the
theater last night complained OF dlxsi-
neas. He went upstairs to get drink
Of wAtor. ana his wife. hearing fall.
rushed to him to hnd him dying,
Born in Philade!ph,a, Mr.. Rees had
spent most Of his life in Warrington.
where he had been active in basiness
- ~ sirvived by his wife.
Josephine Rees, and by three small
s., st.d two boys.