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.NORk1OF Thf LIFE f.'
 SAVER HAZARDOUS
Veteran Tells of Danger Experienced in Saving Drowning Persons
 Women are Hard to Handle.

Houston Dsc. 29.-Strangle holds are barred with the professional lie saver and to break it he beats his op- ponent into unconsciousness accord ing to Nick Starvo, life saver of Houston who spends his summers on the beach The first thing drown ing bather will do when approach by a rescuer is to throw his arms around the neck of the rescuer ana tighten them to a strangle hold 10 ward off this attack the grescuer ai- ways raps the drowning person sharp ly on the back of the neck with th' edge of the hand which renders him unconscious and limp and can be easily handled.
 Staryo is one of the four life savers yho are constantly on guard along the beach. All are constantly attlfed , in bathing suits, while they take turn about in being on the lookout. When 4he cry for thelp rings out the four leaD into the water and swin toward the drowning person,
 Women put up the worst fight, ac- cnrding to Starvo He possesses sear on his shoulder where Woii'ai' bnried bfr finger nails before she
 WAS rendered unconscious ey iap
 on the back of the neck. Anothei trouble with women, according u starvo, is when they once get theif heads down they can not right thei'- selves. "Wh n q woman gets hei !, fa ouf of the water her head goes
 down, aud she can not, right herself '
 said StarNo.7 Eve seen women nais
 ing onto the ropes With the1r heao' '. und the water
 Another peculiarly of the drowning person. says staryo, is that they al ; swallow thair 1 tongues, The i1ffi t8ing to dc after rendering them m
 conscious. unless the waves have al ready done this s@to get hold of LII t0nS0 dlld puil II oe'' -
 , Hold the tongue out of the throat ail
 hen press firmly on the ribs ana III , water, streams out,' are Starvo's al
 recfious sometimes, ,s he said, ' is necessary to run =satety Pi | thro,,sh the front of the tongue ant ; r. the pin fall back on the teeei i That prevents the victim rom asai' swallowing the tongue
 ? Starvo gives some Interesting HI I rorfhation regarding the drowned per -son---prowned= bodies always sost'
 the bottom, he says, and remain III thef'
 for nine days on the average. ih'
 male lies face downward flat on tn' W
 bottom, while the female lies op thf
 back. 3Ag bottle half. full of lime ]! }!
 sunk fl, the water where the body !:
 supposed to be located, will bring tn' 1, body quickly to the surface m nn' bottle must be without cork. Ih'
 lime and water mix and if any e
 this water gets near the body the gal will burst. causing the body to r's ! to the surface @} }
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30

Louis Roth, after spending several days in the city on business, has re- turned to Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30
t < j. ',.+ + * * .: + * + + + ! F REAL ESTATE l t RANSFERS j e Reported Daily By \. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co. 4 fs1 K. M. Simpson, Treas. .5 i t. 213 West Barraque Street 1 ! ts4. Guaranteed Abstracts
 a a A a a A A a 4 a 4 (. .a . |


 John Fox to Ben Howard, Warran. ty Deed, w 12 NV 1-4 /NE IA Sec tion 2-7-1o, ,N5.oo. ;, a., ..z. Wesley rawford to John Fox Warranty Deed ,lPt~NW IA NE IA section .~7-1o, saoo.oo.
 Ella James to Wesley Crawford, Warranty Dted' Pt. NV IA NE If Section 2-11o. $77.oo. ,4..-s.4.
 F. H. 5kinner to c. H. Triplett, Warranty Deed, E 1-2 SEE IA Sec lion 1Jand w 1-2', sW IA Section 12,s-7$lq1oo ct. al cons.
 ! NM. P. Trulock, ct al to Tru- ,ooERealty Co.,, Warranty Deed nR, 16, Old Town, $1.oo. ,.-
 lizabeetb Blalock to M., E. Craig arrartlX; Deed. Pit. .,1-2, sW. 1-4 F ll-4 Section 24-6-1o. $500. Aennie F Jones to Wade W. simp, son. Warranty Deed, Lot 1s,. Black liz Iffferscn n, Heights Addition. s2o.oa. ,f fitii4ena Land Co.,. to F. B. Fzell Warranty Deed, Lot 6, Block 29, Aus tin X Taylor's Addition. ss0o.oo. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30
aTHE SWEETEST GIRL IN PARIS.'

! Miss Trixie Friganza, who will ap-
 pear at tha Elks Theatre soon in the
 greatest of all La Sale Opera House
 successes '"Ttle Sweetest Girl in Paris" has the honor of heading not only one of the most popular preduc- tions on,the road, but one of the very largest as we'll. She is surrounded by more than eighty fnn-makers in- eluding an 1the2 principals who orig mated, tbeir respective roles at the La sSalle, but the celebrated La Sale chorus also. this being the first time that this beVy of stunning girls has ever heep persuaded to appear outside of Chicago.
 Trixie Friganza has achieved an enviahle reputation for appearing only. in big successes, and achieving for herself only the most eonspicu- ons hits Three years ago, she WAS co-star with Eddie Toy i'll @The Or chid:' then George Conan starred her at athe head of hifo"fhe American Edea.n and3 now Miss Friganza 'is gaining new. laurels under the direc- fion ofs9Harry Askin in "The Sweet- ast Girlain Paris. ai ste-=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30

receive two issues . S1 2 price of one, $1 year. ia t @ ssl Ss, assssssss This should be appreAia ted sbHS GA ASi cite subscribers. and fifiE hohed < that the change will result fiji 3afeefs sin- creased list ssss.sss assuSarzssSazsssssssssgs GAZETTE PUBLISHING co
 Publishers Arkansas Gazette
 1z 2 ].
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30
4 TERRIBLE BLUNDER.

10 neglect liver trouble. Never do 1t. Take pr. Kings New Life Pills on the first sign of constipation, bilious ness or inactive bowels and prevent virulent indigestion, jaundice or gall stones. They regulate liver, stom- ach and bowels and build up your health Only 25c, at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30
..GET. RICH QUICK WALLINGF0RD,

~acsseat sRich. Quick Wallingford, Geo. M. Cohan's wonderfully successful comedy of thae name fs easftys the most talked about play that has heen offered to American amusement seekers in paans. seaseR>--..Get Rich Quick Wailingford'' is being sent CD It's first tour of the country by Go han and Harris, who produced this remarkable piece in New York. City, . where it holds the run record for dramatic performances for la11-12. sThe Chicago, company. expressly organized to exploit the comedy in the Windy City, also made theatrical history by reason of its run of more than four hundred nights.
 Hike all plays to whh young MT. Conan affixes his signature Get Rick Quick Waalingford" is clean and wholesome and, while it's dialogue i' :. of the smartest. fairly bristllng wit' pungent wit, the story never descend to suggestion, the vulgarity that so. often the resort of ambitious play wrights in their. anxiety eff put
 mlav over" On the contrary, MI ecohan has made "Wallingford
 clean. claar-eyed, lovable charact who is cold as steel firm as aaa mant, but who. for 4he> love of aspn' woman forsakes his shady past an becomes respectable citizen in community into which he had goi to acquire a fortuAe. in that eas manner known as the game or pr, motion.
 e4Get Rick Quick Wallingford' w be. seen for the first time in this ci at, the Elks Theater next Thursdi night. It will be presented by a I'll cast Of players including 'osel Manning, Edward Delaney, Harry Taylor, John Morris, Willie sois s Calvin Tibbitt, Willhhs P. Conner Charles Diem. Martin Nalloy, Ro
 Lubonn, Maude TruaSs se-AlineA Bar
 lett, Fred A Cordes and Eliza Mase
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30
aBEsT ON EARTH.n

This Is the verdict of R. J. Howell, Tracy, O., who, bought Foley's Honey and Tar Compound fot Bis wife. Her case was the worst have ever seen. and looked like a sure case of con- sumption. Her lungs were sore and she coughed almost mtessantly and her voice was Jhoarse and weak.
 Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
 brought relief at once and less than
 shree bottles effected a complete cure" W. L. Dewoqdy & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30
Sij{N.lin:iA1v' su5I, I,,,, '>' CRoKtsfSoNS
HOrsemanShip Tea ns of Ex. in Lieu of kughter.
 ChIpffNtU3 p;ohord Nro.

in Lieu Of kughter. ChieftafD .-Richard Cro- New York, lchard Croker ;r. ker and his s tker, were made and HIoETd "a civil action be- joint de ten5 hn' J. Breen, to re- gun todaY Rreen married Miss cover s1Q daughter of the for-l F Ethel T, chieftain. April a.. mer Ta Ileges his wife's affec-, 1910, allenated by Croker and tions Brsen declares in hts his that he and his wife liy- cd ly together until the defend- q dneed her to leave him.
 n was a teacher of horseman-
 When he and Miss Croker were
 lied hyfa justice of ..the peace in loken, N. J. It was published at time that the family Of the bride as much adispleasedl at the marri- ,e.
 Richard Creker came here from s Irish estate, about two months 20, and recently went to Florida f$sthe winter. ' a. I sss>y sasessss. ss,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-30

T. B. Fqoore'. pfs Memphis, after spending several days with J. w. Jones at Hannaberry, Ark. has re, turned to this city and will spend several days here before re'urning s9 Memphis, 4.gss<ss <se V f 4 <ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
ODD SENTENCE
FOR MURDERER

AURORA. M. Dec. g. Henry
w. Morris OF Plano, H.. has been
sentenced 10 life imprisonment for
the murder of Mrs. Estclle Dumas
OF Pontiac. The jury stipulated
that, on each anniversary OF the
murder, Morris be placed In a dun
geon and put on a bread and water
diet. Judge Cannes told the jur.
ora II would be impossible TO as
sure them these terms would be
carried out. The jury then return.
ed a life imprisonment verdict. say
ing hanging was too good for Nor
ria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
Popular Passion
and Prejudice

CHICAGO. Dec. 2a.-popuiar
passion and prejudice against the
trusts of the United States and the
multimillionaires who control them
was the theme Of Attorney Borders.
representing the 10 beef barona In.
dicted by the government on q
charge OF conspiracy under the
sherman antitrust law. In bis open.
Ing address before the Jury at the
trial OF the packers tbday.
Attorney Border appealed 10 the
jury 10 disregard this popular praJu.
dice throughout the progress of the
trial He asserted that the defend.
ants controlled only 30 per cent OF
the beef industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
CITY OF WHITE
MARBLE" FOUND

waited Press Leased wire,
WV YORK. Dec. pa
uarros "cty Of White Mar.
pie ~ Peru, has AZ last been
discovered, the Yale Peruvian
exposition, which has today re.
turned 10 New York. havlno
Drought with II wonderful tales
o. the granite temples OF the
ancient ineas.
Pref. Hiram Bingham, Prot.
'ssssh Bowman, President Hen.
erickson and Prot. n. L. Tucker
comprised the party. Until the
explorers wandered throuah
me streets OF the lost city. no
wh'te man had ever trod there.
" was built 400 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
Uses Charge Account
Gets Even With Husband

fBy United Press Leased wireD
CHICAGO, Dec. 23,--Mrs.
Abraham Gordon told Municipal
Judge Torrison that she couldn't
get any money out Of her hur-
band, so she opened a charge
account three days before they
separated. The three days Mra.
Gordon spent "in getting even
with him" she said, by buying
on credit II skirts, II dresses,
"a pairs Of hose, 4 pairs Of shoes
and sundfy articles Of apparel.
The husband complained that
she did u in an effort 20 bank
rupt him, hot he had 20 pay the
bill, amounting 20 s334.f7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
NET TIenTENED


PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 2a.--Ac.
cording TO Detective L. l.. Lcvings
and Sheriff Mass Of ciaekamaa
county. their case against Nathan
u. Harvey for the murder % the
Hill family Is complete. and they
have all the evidence they need 10
convict him.
ieviugs stated today that the
future history OF the case OF the
people against Nathan u. Harvey
viii largely b. one OF waiting until
harseys trial Ia the circuit court.
The preliminary hearing Will b.
held In Oregon City Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23

san FRANCISCO. Dec. q. ---
Eighteen months In the federal
prison at MeNcll's Island was
dealt out here by United
States District Judge DeHayen as
punishment 10 DIR. J. Grant Lyman.
the Los Angeles get.rich-aulck pro
mofer. for breaking federal Gus.
tody when he escaped from ProYi.
dcnce hospital. Oakland.
c. NJ courtvrirht. the guard
whom Lyman induced 20 eonnive
at his escape. was sentenced 10 sir
months In the Alameda county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
HARD FOR ACTOR

cASf rss"a rfosr leased Wtrci
osN fhANCiSCO. Dee. a. Fer.
Fls Hartman. an actor now PLAYING
AZ Los Angeles. today was given
Two weeks 60 appear In the court
OF judge Graham 20 face contelnp,
proceedings brought By hla wife for
failure to pay 800 per month
awarded. In the final decree secured
by her several years ago.
Attorneys for Hartman declared
that II he was ordered into court
now he would have to break an en-.
kasenent aud suffer a considerable
financial loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
Embezzled Money
Given to Church

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 21-That
he used several hundred dollars OF
tho money he embeaxled from the
Oregon hotel To carry on church
work In which be was interested
WAS one 81 the admissions Of Chaa.
W Jones. defaultinK cashier OF the
hostelFy. who has returned 20 his
home here 10 submit 10 any action
that may be taken against him By
his former employers.
Jones' said that all the money hc
took. anm estimated from $4,000
TO $4,000. was used in personal and
legitimate channels. none being OK.
pended Ia business ventures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
TOO HIGH TO REACH

LONDON. Dec. 20. The Gaekwar
OF Haroda. who was I'm bad" with
King George. will not be mentioned
az correspondent Ia the mysterious
divorce suit here. The court de
creed that HIS rank exempts him
from it's Jurisdiction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
A MILE OF TALK

REDDiNG. Cal, Dec. 23.-Tn the
Fleming murder trial. which IL near
Ing its end here. 1907 typewrltten
pages Of evidence were taken
That's a little more than a mile
OF talk Nobody's going 10 count
the words. They cost the county
$40 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
TOO STARTLING

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 23.--Thc
bunny hug" and Texas tommy
are too startling for staid Portland.
Because two public dane. halls per
mitted the dances their licenses
were not renewed by the city au-
thoritira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23

NEW YORK. Dec. Iyy--After
clearing $500. 900 year for several
years past. using a sucker list" To
launch 30 fake Industrial. mining
and development companies. Shell
ton Burr. Eugene Burr. Charles
Tobey and v. Ward Preston plead.
ed guilty 10 charge OF using the
mails TO defraud In the United
States circuit court here yesterday
They were officers OF the firm Of
Burr Bros. through which they
operated their scheme. and came
here from California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23

NEW YORK. Dec. 2a--"Mike~
Geisman. butcher boy. charges
Mrs. Helen kockman. the grand
lady Of his dreams. with fleeing
him 81 loans amounting TO tS.5eo
The grand lady" says he's love
sick and denies the borrows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
THEY TOOK THE RIDE

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 23.--
Come. take a ride In my new ma,
chine" was the Invitation extended
10 three tramps By A. u. Drake
They accepted. Drake stopped TO
buy more Juice" and the hoboes
left him In the lurch. driving away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
1 MERRY cHRrsrMAs ON ONE
SQUARE MEAL IN A YEAR.

A Merry Christmas for the slaves
~ Gary. where the steel trust kills
twenty-five every month. and the
slaves haze worked to give Mr. Judge
pearl necklace for her Christmas
present and little Andrews millions
for library philanthropy. and Nor
Fan's millions to Cypress TIE work
ing class.
Merry Christmas 10 you millions Of
children and women whose existence
on the ragged edge Of circumstances
makes you the easy prey to the can
nlbal capitalists who eat you up each
year IN dividends, then give you
square meal on Christmas.
Merry Christmas 10 You wage
Farmers. niuety-one per cent Of whom
live In rented or mortgaEed homes,
and whose only possession In your
labor power which you must sell be-
fore you can eat
housewife who ir the slave Of a slave
and the source Of new little slaves 20
take the place Of tho big slave whom
pc wears ont and II consigned to the
human labor Junk pile BY the profit
Enoughi The people Of this world
Will not need bogus philanthropy,
cheap charity and oppression called
Christianity when they enjoy their
nights and a Merry Christmas viii
come when every human being shall
have the right 70 labor and enjoy the
fnll fruits Of their labor. and when
ever person Will control their own
destiny BY owning the means OF life
70 the machinery Of production and
land on which 70 use n. In that day
The night 70 labor and live will not
~ subject 70 the will Of a master
class, ard Christmas Will mean some
ming more To tho people than one
square meal. II will mean all that
Lhristianity Intended II to mean
FOOD, clothing and shelter. education
toll
Keep your charity. but give the
Tace their human rights. ! hail the
Gay when the working class Will
orEaDize politically and industTiaiiy.
and secure for themselves their
human rights which Christianity has
promised. but retainers have thus far
Deen able 20 thwart and defeat. This
~ ny Christmas wish for those who
toll
EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. o.
7l3 First Ave, Union block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
USED HER EYES
fBy Uufssd prsss Lsass4 wire,

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. "a
Anna Held. as anctioneer. sold $3.50
worth Of donated icweiFy and other
trtnkets for the anti tuberculosis
fund AT the Palace hotel palm gar.
den. She didn't say very much. for
an auctloneer. but used her eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
Sullivan, That's All

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 23.--
Frank Sullivan was arrested by Pc.
iiceman Sullivan. tried by Judge
Sullivan and given the third" by
Detective Sullivan. for stopping Mo
torman Sullivan's car. Father Sui
Ivan gave him the pledge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23

Merry chrfstrnaa~ Will be thr
greetings to millions OF our children.
who sell themselves for wages. In our
mines. mills. factories and shops
Merry Christmas will be the
greetings 10 the millions u ~osnen
who are forced to sell their labor
power at it cost Of proslurtioa for
wages With which to buy food
Merry Christmas will be the
greetings 10 the millions az working
men throuEt0ut the land. but what
Person who works would need or nc-
espt charity on Christmas day ~ the
wealth they created was created for
themselves for use. instead ~ for
profit 10 their masters and our op-
pre~sors fthe charity rnangers1.
What woman who has worked eight
or tee hours through the DAY tor
less than viii feed. ciothe and house
herr y able to care for her persona /
for her iabora. and has yet ieff ~
her the strength and endurance 20
read. study and Interest herself In
music. art and scienceg Her thoughts
are about her SLAYER. holding her Job
and how she will make her sarnlfs r.
support her and keep her from want
Where IL the man 81 family who
can consistently be pl0um and 4 true
christian WREN be and his family are
exploited and robbed at every turn
ny the very Institutions owned BIZ
professional Christians, and he knows
mai pts children are born slaves TO
The same Institutional Who can be
patriotic when those who shout
patriotism Use u 10 prejudice and
bind The people. while special priNf-
iexs robs thefn7 Philanthropy, char
tty. Christianity and patriotism lose
their meaning and charm IN the ear
and breast Of people whose destiny ~
GUIDED In channels OF economic de-
rendence. slavery and degradation. By
the use Of the very. Institutions that
should afford them bread and meat in
abundance. bat gives them bullets In
stead. when they ask for a living por-
ton 81 the wealth they create True
charity. Christianity and philanthropy
must come from people who do
not Cypress otherE, ana who are eco
nomicaily Tree and equal In the en-
I0fment Of human rights. while
philanthropy, charity and Christianity
offered from 0ppTessors and hypo-
critic II Ike the sting Of an adder ~
dcErades. stunts and kills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
FAXED" HOLDUP

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 23.-To
sssv~ off the opportunities Of his
isndlady for her rent. Wallace
sisinc faxed" a holdup and re.
ported he had been sandbaxged and
rubbed 81 $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
MEXICAN BATTLE

ToLUCo. Mex. Dec z3.--Thlr.
teen rurales are reported killed and
several wounded today as n result
of battle with rebels near Tanan-
cingo. The rurAies are said 70 have
ridden into ambush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23

! mo LOVE IN LovgLANo.

= There was no love In Love
= land right after he married 4
. her. SO complained Mrs.
4 Rena Lovcland against Albert
. Lovsiand yesterday in her 4
= uElt for divorce. They were
= married IN July. 1905. and
. shortly afterward he tried 10 4
= pick the rosy bloom out OF her
= cheek with a sharp fork. she
4 naya Since then. she ailascs
. IN her complaint. she has
= lost her love and respect for 4
. him" 4
4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
Y1rxAxrHnorr. CHARITY AMI
cUnrnrrAurry THAT KILLS.

Eat a book. says Carnegie. be ploum
and have a dish of my religion. says
ReckefeIles. have a hook ~ some oll
paintings and get an eye fail for
Christmas. says Aorrku. Let's pray
she kinkdasn % H~aVra hereafter.
chirps the subsidized siogrrattc pull
pit Lets hang all the axifators
hopis subsidized press los Aa-
Keiss Tinesi. Il was always - and
always viii be 80. and tonst stir up
the animals. the educator tells az
Honest labor must not be- mtslest. SAYS
ht--frofn the Jungies % AfrfcA. while
Kid Kirby. 81 the Manufacturers
Association. prociAirns that we want
rc1Eh labor. aroTganixed and free to
work where II pteaarS. that our
schools are training boyn in too
much art and scienc~. We ne~sf rough
rnestuesfed. satisfied wage slaves.
nys Md Kirby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
san FRANCISCO. Dec. "a.

SAN fkANCtScO. Dec. 20. 4
= Solution OF the ex-conylc, 4
= problem Is declared TO have 4
Z been found by Chaplain VIM. I
= l. Day Of San Quentin peni 4
= Tertiary. he II back Of the I
Z proposal that bill be framed 4
= and presented before the next 4
= session OF the Legislature AJAX. 4
= ing the establishment OF 4
= state farm TO supply temporary I
= employment to discharged pris- 4
= oners. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
Los ANGELES. De,

Los ANGELES. Dec. 23.---Tho
federal grand Jury. which has been
probing into the alleged dynamite
conspiracy. adjourned AT 1918 n
m. today until next Wednesday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23

WARRINGTON, Dec. 23.-post.
master General Hitchcock today is
sued fraud order against the In
ternauonal Real Estate and Com.
mercial company OF San Francisco.
accused Of running lottery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
I1xp Youn CMAnrrY AND GIVE
rHE room THEM R1ourS.

Thr poor are paying dearly. indeed.
fer the crunb az charity. ard. IL there
were not So many very poor people
IN ocr iznd there would not b. 80
few 81 the very very rich IL our
land because. true as Christmas ~
coming the rich are rich hrcAuae the
poor are poar. aud the rich get rtch
by appruprtasluE 20 Themselves the
wealth created 81 the poor Who IN
fcplish enough 10 ihink that charity
will much ionger Obscure tbs right.
of the pear from themF IL people
we're secure IN their rights fhey
vvufd not uHed charity