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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13
NO FRESH BAH.
FOR BERT FRANKLIN

LOS ANGELES. Dec. i3.--Whsn
Bert II. Franklin. chief investigation
for the Mcnamara defense. charged
with having bFlhed Permanent Jur.
or Robt " balm. appeared for ar
assignment before Justice Young to-
day. former Gov. Gage. his attorney.
asked that there be no fresh ball
demanded for his client. ~ he 10 al.
ready under $4,000 cash bond for
hin appearance on . charge for tho
attempted bribery Of Prospective
Juror Geo. n. Lockwood. justice
Young allowed Franklin 20 so on
his own rocognixanos In cae Bain
case.
No time VAS fixed AZ the arraign-
mont for Ffankiin's trial on tho
present charge.
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More Graft Charged

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. H.
Graft Ia charged In the adminIstra-
ton of tho Geary municipal state
railway. row under investigation BY
tho grand Jury here. stuffIng the
pay roll is a specific instance men.
toned II Is charged that Septem.
Der rs last but seven men actually
worked. while time was turned In
for IS. Eight officials and en-
ployes Of the company have been
summoned. including superintsn.
dent OF Construction Patrick Bro.
derrick and Time Keeper X. Frtz.
Etbbon.
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CAN IT Be TRUE,

WASHINGTON. Dec. i3.-Sen.
ator Dillingham; ~ Vermont an.
nounced today that all parties 10
tho lons drawn out investigation
into the election ~ United States
Senator VIM. torlmcr OF Illinois
had agreed 10 bring the probe To an
early end. Lorfmer probably will
testify In the near future. and the
case thereafter will be rushed TO
a vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13

WASHINGTON, Doc. ia.-lmme-
date action by congress for the alb
rogatlon OF the Russian treaty Of
1880 was demanded In the house to
day By Congressman saixsr Of New
York. ~ q result Of Russias action
In refusing to honor passports Of
Jewish Americana
Sulrer said: For nearly half .
century Russia has perslstentiy re-
fused to live up 10 the treaty and
recognize the passports of Ameri-
can citizens. without discrimination
on account OF race or color. We
cannot tolerate this injustice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13

Y. N. Smith. who says he 10 .
druggist. who has been working for
. printing company, appeared IN the
sheriffs office with the complaint
that he had been doaeed ard hsr-
sssed by local detectives who have
been taking him for one Of the Nc
Nsmsrss- An srsanisy charge has
been sworn out against him.
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NEW YORK. Doc. f3---Aftsr q
search Of many years for her father.
Peter Reigels. Mrs. Daniel Stimson
OF zee 4. sixth st.. Salt Lake City.
Utah. found the aged man dying
and destitute IN tho Alexian broth.
ers hospital az Elizabeth. ". J. His
daughter. who Is wealthy. is pre-
pairing 10 take him back West with
her Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13
JOSEPHINE pRimmER
ARRAfoNrp

Josephine Primmer. the isyear.
old glrI who rcpudiated her own
sworn affidavit making sensational
charges against her father. was ar
raigned before Judge Gay this
morning on q perjury charge. She
was given until Saturday 20 plead.
Her bail was flied at $4,000.
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CHICAGO. Dec. f3.---Little
chance of completing the jury
which will try ogden J. Armour
and nine other millionaire beef
packers before January l was evil
denced today when second panel
Of fifty yeniremen was summoned
for examination. OF these Is were
excused owing to old age or dis
ability.
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A
= Tncle lack. who was yisit- 4
4 Ing them for the Christmas 4
An'idxys from the West. wished 4
= to talk TO Elixabeth's father 4
= 1t his office. He could not Z
\ flnd the telephone directory. 4
4 and mus appealed TO 3-year-old I
= Elizabeth for Information ~ 4
4 <ardsng the phone number: =
= elizabeth. what does mother =
= ASK fnr when she talks TO 4
\ daddy al his office he In 4
= qufred 4
= Elizabeth was wise for her =
= DAYS. 4
= fonay." she lisped LA. 4
= dies Home Journai 4
80 49, . 4 4 = 4 = 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13

HEIGHT SAVED HIM
(py u.issa pssss Leaned wire,
OREGON CITY. Or. Dec. n.

OREGON CITY. or. Dec. IL.
--Jsmea 6rennsr. ernpioye Of
paper manufacturing company,
VINO 10 8 feet 8 inches in height.
while unloading freight a the
mill, fell into the river. Soon
sftsr~zru other ~orkmsn saw
his hair appear on the surface.
Brennan soon walked ashore.
aim . poor swimmer he
said. ''but I am . good walker.
" ! had not bsen the right
height I'd have been drowned
sure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13
opEcEALS m OLD PIKE
PLACE pu6Iic MARKET

Prunes. ? pounds rs cents: best
granaiatra sugar. pounds IS
cents. Vermont maple sugar. 81
cents pound: navy beans. 5 pounds
- cents seeent baking powder.
. cents pound. ceyion tea. IS
cents pound. milk. J large cans 20
cents. salt herring. cent each:
brick Goldfish. 10 cents pound. cel-
~. 5 eerts stalk. winternsIlls
peap. 10 cents dozen: grape fruit.
5 cents each: exgs. ~ cents dozen.
J dozen IS cents. siricin steak.
la cents pound: best Eastern ba-
coH. machine sliced. IS ceuts
pound.
Pioneer Condemned Mix CSC .
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

"CLosE-IN' III. X. APIS.
Mo. i--iOi2 Pike St. front. ta.00.
No. 2--f0fg Pike ST, i--S1.S0, b.
1850. No. SIND ana Denny Only
6 single loft at t20o.
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NEW TO-DAY

LIKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT
The joyridcrs come upon their VIC.
time. Siapf Bangi You hit the
pavement. Maybe they SEQ you
maybe they don't Maybe they'll
stop and maybe they won't
you're hurt. you go to bod: n
you're insured with uA. we pay
your salary. Let US explain.
THE
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
Ia rraternai Society.
It's social features are the best.
Join II.
sos Arcade bldg.
ORGANIZERS WANTED
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- - 80" - - - Fftftf% - = -
fSssfToS ~, hSfSs 6SiiSfS md III 10
p sgra" , ssSs ar iala az 's s7
300 West ebti.
WIN purchase past due notes, mort.
znKes and oininn al hoatOn blk.
Want To buy small equities IN real
ptoperiieH. 2ii boston Block
HELP wAHTEp-mALe.
Wanted Men ana women 20 learn the
barber trade. largest end most
complete school IN the West Wages
p ps'a ws .lv sss snd pp ~" sss
school or write for particulars.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
eG Washington, OF 71o Third Az
Phone Main stat.
Wanted men 10 learn % drive aud
repair automobiles. szt Liberty
building. opposite pontafflce.
Olympic Apartmenis-H Housekeeping
rooms. ti.7b and up, single rooms
ei0ne-in apartments IA city near
public market. 900 western az.
have GOOD proposition 10 offer 20
a young man who wants % learn
tho Blacksmith trade. Address
c.i3oi. care The Ntaf.
1000 ment wanted 70 eat hot roast
beef sandwiches. Basement OH.
ENTAIL POOL ROOM. 1918 Third
av., between pike and union.
Engineers, firencn aud jnnitors IN
atruct9d foe license. on actual ma
ehinery. free employment bureau
for licensed men Seattle Steam
Engineering School. a0Hss Oricntai
Bldg open from , g 3
New. clean bed rooms. nteem heated,
hot and cold running water. ,
baths, zbc rcr night and up. Hotel
Model. 1910 Third av.. ncar Pike ~
Wanted II 900 men 10 play pool ~
the ORIENTAL POOL ROOMS. We
give our patrons ffade checks 1913
Third nv, between Pike and Union.
Spring ~. pool room. Everything
new AZ cents per cue. Main en-
trance. 1921 Third av. w. cramer.
Ted palne
Ind hand clothes bought, sold. ex-
changed. 1911 Piha l. zsss; NJ. sass.
Agents wanted--caii Toe Washington
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CRY HsAI GsTAIE.

CRY HsAL Estate:
$3.50 reduction on any ono OF the
following houses first sold In
order 10 &c, you 10 geo and sat.
ssfy yourself Of tho values
The above offer viii be good on
any one Of these:
rooms. modern. ts.seo.
rooms. modern. 5000.
s rooms. modern. ss.7oo.
8 rooms. modern. t1.7So.
7 rooms. modern. $500.
rooms. modern. $500.
These prices arc on . value for
your money basis. and IN order
10 show them all and sell them.
tho first one sold win DO tzso
less. Take your choice. Small
payments down. balance 10 suit
Bring this ad. with you to
Owner. $3.50 Second nv. N. W..
Phinney av. or w. Woodland car.
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LAKE sue,er ppoprery.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Large tfacte on now Lake Burien cas-
line. now under construction. fz0of
fi0 down. o. per month.
a X WfLDE. s1z New York Block
IND $40. Main 7ss,
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Bring the children 10 The Don
10 see Santa Claus ss
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We can locate you on an perceptions
ally good homestead o. deeert
claim IN one Of the best fruit sscs
lions u Eastern Washington. cali
- see orchard Views and get par-
THE PERKINS LAND cONPANX
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FARMS AND AcnGs-contInvsd

~~~~~~~~~s~~~-~ ~~~s~c-N~c~<>~~
IT'S EASY NOW
soon Il won't Be. fhersfore, rot
n now Tracts Of Ten acres and
upward. a, tao TO $40 per acre
=" Al pTR ACRE CASH Down.
III PER ACRE PER MONTH
or any other terms that might suit
you better. HoOn an the govern
ment IRRIGATION project now Under
way IN cpmplete1, within three
years. and another project BY
private interests which Will IN.
voi1a tho Expenditure Of several
millions ~ dollars, you can't 70
around ana look AZ this land for
this money, You can take iume-
diate poesrnNion. the land ! am Of
fafiug 81 all under cultivation ana
vii make ydur living while paying
It's own way out. Act promptly %
forever hereafter regret that you
KAY M'KAY,
f0f- EOS Liberty Bldg, srd and Union.
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH
I have sis B-ncre tracts. on county
road, ~ miles from Oiafia. These
Will make fine chicken ranches he.
cause each tract has acres OF
good upland. need the money
aud wlil take 1850. all cash down,
for any tract This Is only half
what ~ nelEhse.ss ask fgr f NJ,
inisriaEe Az, Seattle
RICH ALDER BOTTOM LAND
Just west % the city, within driving
distance OF one Of the best markets
In the Northwest. right on county
road. cioee % school. etc. Good
rich alder bottom land. with more
same. Plenty Of fresh wafer To-
acre tract fof 400. tzs cash and
$40 q month.
cLIfFoHD LAND COMPANY
1919 Third Az.
Open evenings and Sundays.
CLEARED GARDEN LAND
land and ali eisarsd. n tho White
River Valley, adjoining the inter
urban. with Broom house ana ar
te.lan well. close 20 school stores
and. station. that ! VIII sell dor
month. l.. G. 0iIgen. 100 Cherry
at
100 ACRES $4,000
Close 10 big town. } railroads. school
phone iihe. no rocks. no gravel. %
acres bottom, 20 acres siaahet and
burned no big stnmps. covered
big creek A rattiInx good buy AZ
u cash. Been thoroughly exam
ffsed No. $50.
WEST COAST LAND co.
fif1l4 American Bank Bldg.
chsap-~zo acres north town. on
county road. near Bothsit three
large springs. only t7b an acre,
400 now. balance $40 month. John
Morrison. ss1 Central Bldg.
IL sou want chicken ranch. see
Kaufman Kelly Co. The Live
wirea" z3s Northern Bank nag
FOR EXCHANGE
~s~~~~s~~~~~~~s~~~r~<>~~ <c~~~-~~~.~-~-r~r>~~~-
LAND. LAND. LAND
To exchange for any kind Of equity.
Address &-ieis. The star.
Lat Yaar exchanges with Hazen
Chase. Jr.. 4 Co. zoe American
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Fashions were Invented to keep
folks from being contented.
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Pioneer Condensed Milk CSC
eosen ~ The Bon Msrohe Thur
LAY. ..s
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

SITUATION WANTED--FEMALE.
>~0<~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~c~rNr~~~c~~~N~>~
First class laundress wants work by
day IN private family. Phone
/. 4S4b.
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There's a down-sIde to every hill.
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FIVE ACRES FOR $500
We ear sell you five acres % good.
level land. situate at Lake Taps
which IN south and east OF Auburn.
nj above price Terms $40 cash.
balance - par month. These tracts
ad3oin tho great Stous a Webster
power plant. Soil IL fair Fine
place for chickens. etc Only ten
scfes left Of above land Price IN
made to clean II up before New
Years
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OLE HANSON a co.

on FIRST Av. SOUTH
Is acres of A No. l land. all under
cultivation. with large orchard. also
small fruit Nine-room modern
house. bath and toilet. large barn.
hen houses and parks. spring
water gravity system. This " az
miles from city limits. facing on
continuation Of First Az. g.. near
the Burlen Lake car line. We can
sell this for the NEXT 20 days for
1890, part terms. or Will consider
q good modern residence In Seattle.
IL clear Of incnubfanca. and take
80. .....
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5-R0oM HOUSE
LOT s0xl27

A beautiful tract best buy In North
End. 1900. terms, Sec Oimstead.
sTth and Greenwood. Phone North
3sst.
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Union Transfer. MoSsinS & SfosSes
Co. so07 Second av. Phones Main
$50. Ind. $50.
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STAMP WORKS
Pacific Coast Stamp Works Bsker
Bldg. Second and Main. Ind.
1879. Main ssS@
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SHAW SHOW CASE co.
Bargain lot OF show cases, good as
new. IS \ foot. zoos End av., cor.
Virginia Main S4o6
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f .sss Ion fsr hh;sfSs 6sfSfc md i ~
taurnnt; large population. no con-.
petition, end ef car. Ballard 1gT.
Boo West gbfh
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ron sALe-woop AND COAL

fSfssi a acsff nsS Slfsr fnrrsi~ lsca OF
WAINWRIGHT q Mcleod. Phones i1fo
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WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE
J. ". Iflefef, West Seattle Real Eatats
ExcLUSfvELY. IL Downs block
Iys Second av. Main 2fs3. IND. zzsI
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
|0h and OFFS THE TRAINS

Mr.. II. Smith left this morning fol
Raleigh, where he was called on bust
ness.
Mr.. Neilo Teer left this morning
for Raleigh, where he has severa
building contracts.
Mr.. c. l.. Leach left this morning
for Raleigh, in the interest OF the
Southern Power Company.
Mr.. G.. M. Carr returned thii
morning from Goldsboro, where hi
has been in the interest of the Dur.
ham hosiery mills.
Dr.. r. A. Moore returned this
morning from New York, where he
has been visiting large hospitals.
Mr.. r. o. Everett returned this
morning from New York, where he
has been on legal business.
Mr.. H. r. Goodall left this morn,
ling for Burlington, where he will
spend the day in the interest OF the
Peabody Drug Company.
Mr.. Edwin Whitner left this morn.
ing for Creedmoor. where he will
| visit relatives.
Mr.. G. w. Watts left this morning
for New York, where ne will spend
several days on business
Mr.. B. N. Duke left this morning
for New York. He has been in the
lefty several days on business.
Mr.. Maynard Mangum left this
morning for Henderson, where he
will spend seye al days on business
Mr.. 5. r. Darlington left this
morning for Boston, where he will
attend the Harvard business college
Mr.. S. w. Sparger left this morn
ing for Henderson. where he will
spend several days on business.
DIR. w. s. Long returned this morn
Ing from Youngsville, where he has
been for several days. and left In the
Afternoon for his home at Chapel Hill.
Father w. F. o'Brien left this
morning for Raleigh, where he will
spend the day.
: Mr.. J. s. Carr left this morning
for Raleigh.
Aoi. ID. cameron arrived In the
city this morning.
Mr.. l.. s. Christian left this morn
Ing for Raleigh. where he has several
building contracts.
Mr.. Pat Farthing left this morn
ing for Raleigh.
DIR. G. d. Hill. OF New Jersey, ar
rived In the city this morning. and
VIII be the guest OF Mr.. John Sprunt
Hill.
Mr. J. e. Bowling left this morn
Ing for Mebane.
Mr.. w. F. Lyon left this morning
for Burlington.
Bishop J. c. Kilgo returned this
morning from the eastern part OF the
state.
Rev. A. J. Parker eft this MORN
Ing for Hartford county.
Mr.. Charles J0nrdan left this
morning for Henderson.
Mr.. J. 7. Womble left this MORN
Ing for Raleigh.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
|B|G MORTGAGE
RECORDED TODAY
Durham and Southern To Make
Excessive improvements

A mortgage for 100000 on the
property OF the Durham and South
Carolina Railway Company was rec
orded at the office of the register OF
deeds today The purpose OF the
mortgage Is to secure the issuance
of half million dollars in bonds
(which the mortgage sets forth are to
be used to refund the indebtedness
of the company and for making i'm
lprovements and extensions in the
system. For some time, surveys have
been made for an extension OF the
lines Of the company to large tract
of timbered land, which was pur-
chased some time ago, and II is pre-
sumed that part of the income
from the bonds will be used for this
purpose.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
.PH|LATHEAs HOLD MEETING
MUCH ENTHUSIASM AT SPECIAL
GATHERING IN FIRST PREsBY.
TERRAIN CHURCH LAST NIGHT.

Much enthusiasm was manifested
at the union philathea- Baraca meet
ing held at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday evening under the
auspices OF the Philathea class OF the
church. Practically all of the MEM
bers OF the Philathea and Baraca
classes of the other churches OF the
city we're in attendance and a large
congregation filled the church to over
flowing.
Miss Flossie Byrd, OF Greensboro.
state secretary OF the Philathea union
made an interesting talk. and a. stir
ring address vas delivered by Editor
Carol OF the Philathea- Baraca Her.
aid, OF Raleigh The subject OF both
addresses was the work that is being
done by the organization and a plea
for more devoted service by the Dur
ham classes.
A very enjoyable part Of the exer-
else was the singing OF Philathea-
Bsraca hymns by a special choir.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
Mrs. Ilari,ec Died SUNDAY.

Mrs. John N. Barbee died sunday
evening NJ sac o'clock al her home
on East Glenn street. Mrs. Barrie,
had been sick for several month";
with tuberculosis aud. had been con.
fined 70 her bod for the last three
months.
The deadly disease was Tough,
With by the best OF physicians but
had the start and could not be con.
quered Mrs. Barbee was a christian
IN every sense and died with an OK.
preston or happiness written on the
features Of her face.
tn funeral services were conduct.
ed this afternoon by Rev. Slaughter,
pastor Of the Branson Methodist
church from the home al o'clock.
the inierment taking place at Pages
burying ground. several miles from
the city.
Mrs. Barbee Ia survived BY her
husband. John N. Barbce. two chill.
dren. Margaret and Henry Barbee,
father, Mr.. Dempsey Chapel, two
sisters, Mrs Elsie vickers and Mrs.
Cora Page. and one brother. Mr..
Rufus Chapel. all OF Durham
county.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
|EHG|AEER LATHAM KILLED
RESULT OF WRECK ON LUMBER
ROAD EARLY TODAY

Raleigh. September 25-Locomotive
Engineer II. u. Latham died at Nor
lima this morning while being brought
to Raleigh from near Vaughan. where
he sustained fatal injuries on the lum-
Der road Of the Greenlcaf Lumber
Company. Of Norfolk. His regular en-
zine was stolen sometime Sunday
night and he went out this morning
With another engine crew 10 find the
missing locomotive. running into the
missing dead on the track Jus, around
a curve lie was terribly crushsd
about the hips In the collision. Tho
REMAINS were sent {, wn;iamstcu.
where the wife Of the deceased will
Join ihe funeral party. coming from
Elizabeth City.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
ALEXANDER SMITH DEAD
wELL.KNOwN CITIZEN OF WEST
DURHAM PASSED AWAY sATUR.
DAY NIGHT.

Mr.. Alexander Smith. well known
citizen OF West Durham died at his
home Saturday evening at 7:4O
o'clock after a very short illness.
The deceased was born in Harneti
county 81 wears ago. He had lived In
West Durham for about ten years
and was employed in the Erwin mill.
For more than so years he had been
a consistent member OF the Methodist
church, and was the leader in the
work Of tn West Durham church. he
IS survived BY wife aud Is children
and numerous grand children.
The funeral services were held
from the church Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock attended by large con-
gregation. The services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. A. j. Parker. The
interment was at Maplewood.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS
Ro,al sn,n.

jolly John Larkins and his
happy iock OF pretty kris and funny
boys. In the new big musical comedy,
Royal SAM" viii be the attraction
at the Academy Of Music on Thurs
day night l.arkins has rallied
around himself about an The talent
worth having in the colored world
Of comedy. song and dance. His
stccess has been 50 great as co.star
with Bians Patti for the last four
that he has been able 70
create sort Of monopoly and
plntocfact Of JET tint. Ills company
numbers over two score 81 white
teeth and shincy-cyed male and 70.
male funnines and fnnsters. This
collection of talented singers Il
headed b. The mcrries, run makers.
Jolly" John himself il turkcr. III
fact. a fancy cut.glass stopper in the
way of = good cork. who don't need
burnt cork - be black or be merry.
drQll or hilarioasly amusing
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26

NEWS IS sCANTY..

Dear Editor, an item:
My last, perhaps, this year,
I'm keen enough to write 'em,
But news Ia Scanty here.
Societys news fountains
4 Are growing very dry;
There's nothing IN the mountains
(. But silences rocks andf sky.
Yet by the Stmac torches
That on the hillsides dance
Late gossips on the porches
Spy out one last romance.
The. beautiful Belle Summer
Who's nirted here since June
Has met a bold newcomer,
And she'll surrender soon,
For though by height or hollow
Seclusion she may seek.
Rogue Jack Is sure to follow
And feed upon her cheek,
Rose-branded by his kisses.
Her spinsterhood il lost,
Hiss Summer now II Mrs"
Her married name Ia Forst.
Tom DAILY, In Catholic Standard an
Times.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
DEATH OF MRS. CRLBTR[[
FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD
SUNDAY AFTERNOON FROM HER
LATE HOME.

Mrs Mary }. crabtrce died al the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. A. d. Ham
on Wiiksrson avenue. Saturday after
noon at = o'clock. The cause OF thu
death mas cancer Of the stomach from
which Mrs crabtree had been suf-
ferer for many years. She was the
widow Of John Crabtree. who died i
number OF years ago. She vas 81
years Of age
The funeral service was held from
the residence Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock aud the ln,crment was III
Maplcwood.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
Observation-Disclosures.
RaltIe Ylar Returned.

Alexandria. Va. sept. 25.-The bat
tle hag Of the seventeenth Virginia
regiment. captured by New York
regiment during the war. will be
placed IN the hands Of the veterans Of
the southern regiment this evening
at the X. =. Lee camp. confederate
veterans. The Gag was returned by
the state Of New York through the
efforts o. Asaemblyqan Louis cuvli-
Her, Of New York.