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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04

Cakes, candy, groceries, toilet ar
ticles, and Christmas gifts at the
Episcopal bazaar Thursday.
Mrs. S. e. Thomas arrived today
from Houston and will spend few
days in the city.
Come to the big advertising sale
Thursday and help advertise the
Bryan merchants.
A new shipment of art china for
dinner sets and fancy paintings now
open at Myers Hardware Co. Call
around and see it.
Miss Mary Walker returned to her
home in Reagan today after visiting
Mrs. b. ID. Clery.
For Sale-One acre on Ursuline
avenue; adjoins A. X. Sutton's home
place on east. NJ. G. Nall.
Have in new assortment of baking
casserolers and bean pots. You should
try one. Come to see US anyway.
Myers Hardware Co.
For Sale-All my household goods;
must be sold at once. For informa-
ton ring 951. j. II. Cannon, Jr.
]. l.. Mutt and sons arrived yester-
day from Mumford with the intention
of locating in this city permanently.
For Sale-One gasoline stove; prac-
tically new; two-hole burner. Apply
corner Dallas and Franklin.
Berwick Bay oysters, reddish, trout,
and all packing house meats at Hardy
Newton's market. Phone 119.
Aluminium makes fine Christmas
gifts. We have a complete line of the
Wear Ever" Myers Hardware Co.
Mrs. d. C. Flannery returned to
Houston yesterday after spending a
few days in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy Newton.
Miss Margaret Boulware Of Pales-
tine, who has been visiting Miss Sara
Allen, went to Benchley this after
noon and will spend a few days with
Miss Bessie Scale.
Come to the biggest thing Of the
season-the Episcopal ladies' adver-
Using sale Thursday at a. m. Colo
NAL Theatre. n
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Buchanan left
for Fort Worth last night to attend
the meeting of the Texas division,
United Daughters OF the Confederacy.
Wanted-To rent some desirable
place on or near Main street for sign
studio, Joseph Behr, Box 597. Phone
1S6.
Lost-Between home and Eastside
school, bundle containing a pattern
and some dress goods. Finder please
notify me. Mrs. Mabel Castles.
Wanted-Four or five-room house
with bath. not more than five blocks
OFF Main street, not more than $4,000
rent. Address NJ, care Eagle, \
Mrs. 7. A. Morgan left this aSter-
noon for her home at Midlothian after
a pleasant visit in the home of Col.
and Mrs. r. T. Miner.
Lost-Diamond brooch between Mrs.
Minnie Zimmerman's residence and
graded school, Reward for return to
Eugene Edge ION the corners
Mrs. ]. C. Johnson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Nc
Dowell, returned this afternoon to her
home in Hearne.
Friday, the 18th, Will bring you luck
II you attend the Methodist bazaar to
be held at jenkins drug store begin
ming at 2 o'clock p. m.
Ladies, take notice of our line of
it is beautiful; the gen.
line "Fostoria blown goods" the
clearest, prettiest and best made.
Everything you need-champaignes,
wines, sherbets, cocktails, teas, coast.
ars, etc Myers Hardware Co
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04

A hundred men make An encamp-
hent, and one woman makes a home
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04

For your dinner sets don't forget to
see our open-stock china in Haviland,
French, Bavarian, Austrian, etc. The
entire line is brand new in shapes
and designs. Let us make you prices.
Myers Hardware Co.
Luther Barron and sister, Miss Lii
lie, returned this afternoon from a
visit to Todd.
See the fancy decorated and hand
painted china at Myers Hardware Co.
when shopping for Christmas and
wedding gifts. Their line is entirely
new.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04
Point In verbaIism.

Professor ito class in composition
Some one in the class recently referred
to woman as of medium size :"
Please avoid this expression in refer
ring TO woman. II smacks too much
Of <commercialism. Freshman = But,
professor. she might be ION the mar
ket"-Judge.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04
Be of good courage. That is the
main thing.-Thoreau.

Texarkana-The Hub Manufacture
ing Company has located in this city.
Sixty acres of land have been pur-
chased and a large plant will be con-
structed. Over hundred men will be
given employment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04
Travel.

All travel has its advantages. If the
passenger visits better countries he
may learn to improve his own. and If
fortune carries him to worse he may
learn to enjoy his own.-Johnson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04
Rreakera Ahead.

Auntie tanxiously,-Do you think
you have had the proper training for
poor mans wife? Sweet Giri-Yes.
indeed. Papa hasn't given me any
spending money worth mentioning for
years l always get things charged
Exchange.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04
Hittino Him With the Truth.

Mr.. Boastful-l wonder how it would
seem II could have all the money !
have given to charity piled on plate
before me. Mrs. Boastful-l think you
could still distinguish the plate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04
Sets Loqic al Defiance.

'sThere is no effect without a cause"
quoted the wise guy.
-s''How about when a woman changes
her mindy' asked the simple mug
Philadelphia Record
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04

Mrs Pryer-Why did she leave her
husband1 Mrs. Crier-He lost his
money. Mrs. Pryer-How; Mrs Crier
Gave II to her.-New York Globe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04
Notice, Public!

l solicit your orders for wood saw
ing. / also have $50 cords Of wood for
sale. sawed or in four-foot length.
Phone sis. c. L. Eden.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04

Contentment is the sweet satisfac
ton of knowing that you have more Of
this worlds goods than you can pos
sibly use.-Puck.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04

"why?" simpered the girl. Are you
jealousT
mo. but I prefer to eat marshmal-
ows."-Kansas City Journal.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-04

'T wish this fellow wouldn't send you
30 many chocolates" said the other
eilftOr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

mos nlar elm @iallr lit, bon Ser grbe
oerldaDinoen maden. @tr mer0er
@roB unb &lein porerit Sen grnufmr-
item Aualen ~ausiesen alrt5 Damn Dem
fdaroliditen 9obe iibergeben. Detn
@eib min ib Dm nebn1er uno Ole
igei amnte 8~eoolferung bon Der groe
megfegen. Did un6 6en &onig BON
@olen meroen @ir TO lange leben lai-
len, bis Str ga.6 i~iberBellgt boben
merbet, 6aB mir alles Mrgeingte er-
fiiat. Dies 8ur Darnadodtlmg. &C.
geben in unierem 40. 2ebeniabre 1tro
in Dem 26. Sabre unierer allm6dtigen
&%egierur1g."
&odpnntb fam ieood Dor 6eer San;
oe,rn @obomneb ~, Ser bier 10
rarbmreib a1rftrat, tpl1roe betamntlid)
Dor @iem pon @atler 2eopo& I.
griin6li@ uuf's &orpt geidlagen, a11to
nu9 ipater erging es tbm fdledt, 10
Sob er idlieBlih geitiir3t tpl1r6e un6
i'm &erfer lturb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Sue iriiden antboliten uno &irdsga1p
Sc ieuidnft! f's''
Danib @oI6itein.
Cine tiirfiide ariesserflair,tneS por
200 Sabren. " ~

@or @roffnung oes @rieees, Den
ser 5mltn,r Mobmrme0 ~. gegen
&uiier 9eopolb 1. I'M Sabre 1852
fiibrte, crying on oieien folgenoe
&riegsertldrung, oeren Original nod
beute porbamoen lift, l1n0 in ieltiuanem
@egeniat en ser miir0igen Spmde
itebt, Ole ser iebige @aoildn in iieite1
Mmfr1fen finbet.
u@on @naben beS int &immel mal-
tenoen @ottes, nerpfatr6en mir, Mola
Mobammeb, glorreider, unro! gang al
gerpoltiger &aiier Don 8abplorien
unb Sl1o1a, bonn Orient un6 0cct-
oent, &0nig oIler inoiiHten u1u0 biamL
liifen &0nige, @%roB9f0nig pom beilt=
gen Mrabien urS Mauretmien, gebo=
rener, rl1bmgefr0nter &onig &ruia-
lanra, @ebieter mn5 &err 5es @rnbeS
5es gefrdu5tgten @ottes ser nnglal1-
bigen, Sir, @6l jar &oars um6 Or SEQ
mig bon @oler, lutte r beiligites @ort,
ebenio nuen 1einen Mnbangern, bab
mir int 8egriffe iino, 6ein 9anb@en
nit &rieg at iiber5ieben, l1nb ffiibrert
@ir mutt inns 13 &0nige nit 1,300,=
600 @riegern S%nfanterie uar6 @apal-
lerie, un6 mer0en 1ein 2an6den nit
6ieem &eere, bon dem meoer 6a nod
Seine Mnbamger lie cine Mbnrng bat=
ten, obne @na0e unb 8armber5igtett
mutt &ufeilen ~5ertreten, un0 sem 6ener
un6 S1tpert iibenliefern. @or allem
befebIem MIR Sir, Tins in Deiner Ste
iioen5itaot @iem gu ertpartem, 90 NJ I
MIR oi& fopfen fo mn en- !.
Munb gu, fleimes &oniglein Don go
len tbue bnS1elbe. 8ir mer6en Dfd
lotpte ale Deine Mnbanger bertilgen,
| inns 6as al(erGebte @ei60pf @ottes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

MunSerreoner;; 6. Glauaean, Mep
gaitle, &a., @eoacteur rSbe Gree
3reb"; S. $. O'9teil, Denper, COL,
&eoactenr .@eitern Miners' Maga-
5ine,; 5reoeric 8ople @aiiadnietts,
5driftiteQer un6 Organiiator; @m.
81. Guinea, Suinois, @anoerueoner
unb SdriftlteQer; Mloerman @el4,
Milmaufee; 6. Auinlan, Seem Dort,
@onoerreoner uno SbriititeIer; s..
Gmffp un6 Srou, Spracnie, II. g.,
@moerreoner; Sobn @onnoan M-
pocat uno io5ialiitiider @orfampfer;
Ginrotbp g. Murpbp, Utica, SC. 9.
DoS iino nur einige @enlge, tpie
lie mir gerabe eimfauen. Mber oie
Site lieBe ii@ leidt ermeitern. l1no
tper sic io5ialiitiide &reiie left,
meib, 6oB alnter sen @erbreitern uno
60roerern lo5ialiitiider 2iteratnr on
eriter @teae iol9e mutt iriiden Sea-
men iteben, ooB in Sen ein3elnem v2o-
coils" Siren Ole erite 8ioline ipielen.
Sic 8eiten Sobn Moit's ur6 @onior-
ten fins ldngit poriiber. Ser So5ia<
lisma1s ut in inherent 2anoe langit
feline oeutide 8emegmng mebr. DaB
ser erite io3ialiitiide @ongnebab9e<
ororete Elm Deutlder mar, uno oub
Sic go6ioliiten bornebmlid in Mtlz
tpol1tee fire Stdrfe entfalteten, BORT
6ariiber bintpegtauiden. nn6 % ole
oe11tiden @atboliten anf Ger @adt
itebep unb sem So5ialism11s Pfomma=
Big entgegennrbeite1t, lit fir tie Die
@efabr midt 10 9rob tpie fir oie Siren,
bel benen mani it6 leioer nod aDl6u
lebr in DEM @abne miegt, bie 6eite
@uffe gegen sic rotbe &eit iei iie
to6t5uidmeigen o1er iie allenfa4s nit
einigen @eoensarten ser @eradtung
ambeimSunebmen. Sc mebr man az
genrein - manderorts gei@iebt es
gliidliderpeiie iett idyon = alth I'M
irilfen 2ager one @efabr felt ms
Surge foBt nno f6r pGanmabig no
5ielbetpuBt begegnet 6eito beiier fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

|DerieBt trpnoen. sh10tperoro1reter
@aiapirtb Sol. Sdnuibt, pelder Dem
Sto6tperorneten gollegia1m IN &c
|iefe ieit "a Sabren angeb0rte, Bot
iein Map0at aus MtersrMdliidkrl
nieoergelegt. - 5einen 80. @eburts.
tag begging Sdnet0ermeilter M6olpb
9abme in 2ippita6t.
Mbei1trssinj.
Nae 1,er,e @iienbabnitre6e Gina
6IammersfeI5 murbe er0ffnet.
Size 800 4ilomc4er lange Stne6e
mur0e in reidIid 3 Sabren erbaut.
9ie Soften betrugen run6 z Mil1io'
men Marf. = Sn MbeDbt 1T Cont
m%ercienrotb 8ernb. Diltbep im Is.
2ebensiabr- geitorben. ~ Ser @ent.
ner g0uoro &11rbe eben6a fat ieinerl
100. @eburtstag gefeiert. Das
@lectri3itdtsmerf S%teinieifer II. 60.
in g II lit nteoeree-
braant. Ser 0rt INIT 5abIreiden it,
ouitrielen Mnla9en lit obne electro
lfes 2idt a1no obne &roft. = 8far.
rer &a6ler, Ser nabe3u 80 Sabre
lang im Sm16ratb mirfte, bat itd
ieiner otteegriffenen @eiun0beit me-
gen in ein &loiter 5urii6ge5ogen. =
Die CUR @enrein oeB fal5eI-8 ie>
mer geborige ioeen. u@olonie" Eel
en- miro 1T Sic Sta0t lie +
eingemeinbet mer6en. = 9ie @emein<
lie @iBmanms1orf mill Elm
5hulbuus erbauen. = Gin rbeinii9-
aneitfaliidyer 8ertir=6abrifant fat 6ie
Staotmible bel 8ittburg ange.
tauft uru6 miro iie in cine Sabrif ei1t-
ridyten Iaiien. - sSSp ser ct. @odus-
s&iirdf)e in 6 81 n-8 de moo mur.
Sc Elm idtperer @inbr1d beriibt. MMe
Spferit06e 1pur6en erbrode1r 1ln6 be.
raubt. = SSn 8 atum bro1 I'M @ol1-
lie hes Iderers Sra. Bebmer Elm Seue1
aaes, bem @aus, 5deune unb Stal.
lungen NIT grobem Srudtme1tgen gum
0pfer fielen. = @oIoene &od)8ei1
J feierten: 5ie @beleute &ubert @oeberS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
CAB nit &e1no Dem 3us Elm 3eid)eu.

Gin Obio Mo1tn rib iein &emo bon
ieinem. 2eibe, gob einem 8obn3ug Elm
3eiden uno rettete 6enielben bon els
mem @rod, aber s. 8. Mliton. Ra-
Leigh, 80, g. g., bea1gte einmal eli.
nem 8rad nit electric 8itters Dor.
sd mar in ei1tem i6redliden gu
itan6e, ols i'd 0amit begann, es
gu %nebnen", idreibt er;; .nein Ma-
gen, @opf &uden un6 Niel~n moren
iblimm on9egriffen, a11to meme 2e-
BET mar in i@ledtem 3uitanoe, aber
bier Glai@en electric 8itters mod
ten mid tpie eire,1 rteue,1 Marn fiji
len" Gin @eriu4 miro gu9 bon
oeiieno l1nDergleidlid3em Mlben ffIiir it,
genb cine Meagen-, 2eber ODER Mierer.
Rranfbeit uberoeugen. 8reis so Ste.
ii Mnlitors Mpotbefe. w. Mnaeiqe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
oRIA
9tt alte &ttmatb.
@effalen.

@effalen.
Under auBeror6entli9 groBer Sbeil.
tabme but Ger fatb. @eiel1enperein
in 80 il n ite t iein ~60iGbriges StM.
tungsfeit b%egan9en. - Sein 50iGbr.
RIGGS Dieritiubilaum beging eben6o
&an6geridtsrotb @eb. Suiti5ratf
@a6e. .@robfeleer ridtete in 1e1
S4reimrei Der Maf9tnenfabrif Dor
@olf ir. gu 2in6en groben Sdn'
6en on. - Mit sem /. October 5. s
TT Mmtsgeridts iefretdr Stub. &in6e
miami IN 8orgentet9 nn@ 90
iGbriger Sbdtigfeit 1T SEN Sutherland
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

uno Gruu Mnna, geb. @laiien, in
S il d. e n, un1 6ie @beleute Carl Dor-
ner III DMieI6orf.- SSn Ill j.
ieI6o r babem Ole 2iberalen bei
Sen Staotperor5meten1pablen eine ber-
mihten0e Nisoerlage erlitten. Sdn1nrt-
lide @o1roiooten 6es @entrums un6
Ser @briitli9=5 o5ialen mur6en er-
n1blt.
Standardization.
9us inn 0itlidet Ebeu hes Ober-
labntreiles iop0did eelegem Sort
MItenfir6en bat iein 1000idbr
RIGGS 8eiteben feitli6 begungen. -
@egemeiiter &lepeniteuber bon Der
S%berf0riterei @abrenberg feier<
tie iein 50idbr. Dienitiubilarm uro
1as 40iabrige Subildum begging Ser
6oritport @eor9 Sdnen in 3ab<
m e N, i'm Dienite 3es 6rb. @ieoeiel
gu @iiena6. - Dinma1tem &od5eit
feiertep 6ie @belel1be Carl @ed uupo
Muguiiu, eeb. Bagrtm, in Diek,
uno bos @ol0ene @beiubildum begir1-
gen Sob. @ertb ur0 @emoblin, geb.
Sdofer, in @aiieI, un6 5ns @be<
paar Sf in @amberg.
QeTen-0 eruftaot.
8iirgermeilter 8e6er bon 80 ain5-
@oienbeim, ieit 81 Sobpen, int
Mmte, lit an oen 8olgen zines 8lut-
ltur5es, I'M Sitter BON 70 Sabren, ge-
itorben. = SIM glitter Don ~ SSabpe1
lit im % intersbeim 0economie.
ratb @einr. Dettpeiler geitorben. =
8aDern.
Mue Mlarmna9rt9te1r uber oas .
@efinoen oes Brin8regenten 2uitpol6
iin1 u~nbegriinoet. Ser greiie @err-
ider e~rfreut iid imn1er nod elmer fir
iein bobes Sitter auberor6entldden
forperlidDen un6 geiitigen Stride. -
Yralot Sitter Don &ue5, Der 4U Sab-
re lang @ofcoplan bon Mpmpbenbung
uno @r5teber ser f0nigliden &rin5eu
mar, lit g%eitorben. Das groBe
6eutidc &aufnrams grbolungsbetm
in Graunitein lit eroffnet mor-
Sen. = 5tuSienratb &eetor Dr.
sdmitt lit nad 40idbrigem @irteu
am Nrogpmnaiium gu @oenfo<
be n in ben &ubeitan6 getreten. -
SSn MItotting pur6e Sic trel,e
ct. @rna : Stride ser boperiidem 60
puciner eingemeibt. sic lit Elm Size
lertbou, Sc 5000 Meniden faifen
tatmn. - Die gintpeib1ng ser nel.er-
bauter fatb. Stride in am e lit
erfolgt. = Sic Mrbeiten oer 1rel1er1
Stride in Ober4mefternii r1
1mhe8u pouenbet. = Mentanrtmnntr
2uopig Mrras in 8 erg3abern
begging fem 25idbriees Mmtsiubi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Sic Srii1 : M,nerifaner
nno Der So5ialiSmu5.

@or Sabr un5 Sag glaubte MON
in Sen Ser. Staaten, menn bon Den
So5ialiiten Sic &eoe mar, es ba11ole
iih MIR INN einige Duteno be1Mlde
~@epatter 5duiter, Sdnei6er, @on6+
ldarbnmder." l1n0 big gu einem ge=
1pilien @raoe bate man oon1als
redt. NIer6tngs forn1ten @eiter=
bli6er6e ertten1pen, 6aB fir 1ie rotbe
@eude ntdt Sic @ertreter zines Sol
tes allein .6iSponirt ieten 6aB ibre
Miasenen iid audi alrf Mn0ere iiber<
tragen merben, 9etoer aber giibt es
belte no9 .9eute, mel6e Ole Mugem
Dor Ser @nttpidlung, sic Ser So5ia-
lismus in l1ui erem 2atr6e gerrommen
bat, peridlieben un6 i'm 8ruitton Ser
l1e6er5ea1gung perfiinoen: u@s lit
gang gut urb id0m 5oB STR @eutide
6en go5ialism1s befdmpft; ober mir
brauden nidt gu befir6ten, 5aB Ole
Siren i'm sen lo5ialiiiiden 5tru5el
ge5ogen tperben." Sc lit rod 1idt
longe fer, 6oB mir Elm boditeben0er
&err irii6er @bfunft beriidern 5u
f0tne1r glaubte: Ser iriide &antbo=
lit lit geeen Sen So3iolism1s gefreit.
Mir lit no9 feiner in sic Anere ge-
fommen, ser ii6 BON ieinen- 9odun~
gen bdotte betb0ren laiien." -
SIT es nidt an Der 58eit, 1ab man
es ii6 abgem0bnt, na9 Mrt 6es So
gels Stru1B sic M1wen Dor offenfun=
Sigen @efabren 81 beri6lieBem?!
ODER ionen mir uns etnem berbqrg=
niBpolen Srrtb1m Sngeben 1t1tb uns
in 5i6erbett miegen 10 6aB 6ie 6lub
ser &%ebolution iiber urrs bereinbri6t,
beoor mir utrs iiber5engen laiiett, 6oB
iie 6en @laa,ben fotbolii6er Mrbeiter
iriider @otionoIitdt bieneidt mebr Be-
hrobt, als 6en irgen6 elmer or6eren
@ruppe?
Sd claude iugen 5n fonren, 6aB
ib 1peiB, tpooon ib reoe, nent i1.
bonn So5ialisma1s un6 ben in ibm
1ptrfen6en &raften iprehe. Tins mos
id bon 6en Srldn6ern III ser io5ia=
lHtilden 8%epegurtg fage, IaBt ii6.
6a5u no6 letdt betpeiien. Son Be-
flagenstnertben gin8eleridetnrmqe1,
.tpie 8. g. bon 6em ugludliden 8rie<
iter Mc@ru6n Ser, iid DEM .So5ialis=
mus in Ole Mrme mari, aber Dor iei=
rrem Eo0e ben @eg 5uriid CUR Stride
fanb. tptn i6 gar nidt re0en; m1d}
oie Mffaire Mc@lpmn nidt al1sgra-
BEN. Sd re0e ein8ie un6 oleim BON
ser gege1Ddrtieen Sage Ser Dinge.
Tins So farm ih beboupten, 6oB sic
SriidtMmerifaner in Ger fo5iu1iitiiden
8ropagarrbo cine electromagnetic Stole
ipielem, ia 6aB fie bel1te ole eigentz
liden Srager un6 60n1eper oes So5ia=
iismus in 1tnierm 2nrrbe fiino. Gs lei
mir geitattet, MIR eirige Man1e11 logic
Iiitifder @orfdmpfer triider Mationo-
litdt atBnfubren: Sad Britt @eoritp
bon Seem Sort, @nn6erre6ner ur6 @e-
6acteur; Snmes s. @nreD, Mai,re,
@mt6erre6ner; Sobr @oifiob, Buffalo,
bormals @e6actelr bon Ste @mit6+
mems Sournor", 0rgnnifator;; Marp
S'&eiqh Mitglbe6 6es Directoren-
rotbs~oes yGbicogo Doilp @ocinlift" /,
@arr6erreouerin;; Ebun1os MloDfius
Slider. 9erns, @e6uctenr bon ste
MnhnEA IL eeoIoh Mo4+2n;Mn o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-17
N. P. UNIVERSITY
GRAB UPHELD BY
STATE RULING?

President Howard Cosgrove nj
noon today refused to either con
firm or deny n statement that At
torney General Tanner had submit
ted an opinion to the board Of ro-
gents. upholdinE the Northern Pa
eific $3.50 600 land grab through
the university campus.
Tho ". p. has beon making all
sorta of claims TO this land an
right-ofwny. but an investigation
Of tho records at Olympia revealed
nothing TO show real color Of title.
Several months ago. however. the
board Of regents catered Into n
compromise" agreement TO give
the y. =. "trip Of land so fcot
wide and a mile and n haif long.
The railroad company originally
claimed 200 feet
During tho recent campaign. the
land grab was one Of the blk issues.
and tho actual contamination Of the
contract ~as prevented at that
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-17
BURGLARS LAY
In SUPPLY FOR
XMAS SEASON

seattie's burglar brigade has
been pretty busy lately Last night
IL got busy with vengeance. lay
ing in supplies. IL made IA differ
ent calls Monday night
Those who helped mako the
burglars Christmas happier were:
Fred OrtiIie. Spring hotel. suit OF
clothes; veima Tickle. s5th st. and
nth av. n. W.. gold watch. fob and
bracelet: L. Hennesy. 100 h. Pike.
suit. Jack Wilson. siT Spring at.
$40 fthis was donated as a result
OF personal solicitation accom-
panied by a gum: Joe Moha. Pot
latch hotel. si2 and a watch. Hen
bricks grocery. s00i Rainier boule-
ward. groceries. y. Sullivan, Main
hotel. 5000: Miss Alnina George.
handbag from office Of school
board, Seventh aud Marion. con
tanned 81: ". Carlson. Hotel Karl.
suit case and overcoat; y A. NC.
Donald. 5722 Green Lake boulevard.
81: Margaret Range. 57i1 ". Ter.
race, handbag and 81. Mrs. r. y.
Smith. 6s02 Sunnyside av.. 81.
John Mmqnist. Cape Nome lodging
house, three suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-17
CLERK MEETS UP
WITH 3 AMIABLE
YOUNG BURGLARS

H. u. Thompson Of the Thomp-
son Cigar Co. 400 Union -. 10 a
pretty wldo awake little fellow but
today he looks aheepish. lie had
good one put over on him Moa.
dag night. He's not even trying TO
explain II. n you mention shop-
filters he'll grin and alp you a
smoke.
About 1880 three young fellows
entered the store. Ono shook dic~
Tn. other two gased out the win.
dow near tho counter on which IL
piled fancy boxes OF Christmas
cigars While gazing one Of them
slipped four small boxes in his
coat. Thompson aaw and inter
fafed.
Immediately all three began TO
KID him They wcrc Just hav.
ing a little fun they said They
put the cigars down on III. coan.
ter, tohcd q little more. and left.
Ten minutes later Thompson found
that during their explanations ono
% the three bad slipped two bores
Of cigars back into his pocket.
And I ~Aa watching them all
tho time" walls Thompson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-17
FIND SLEEPER In RULING
FOR MINIMUM GAS CHARGE:
CITY WILL FIGHT DECISION

While the state public service
commissioners were busy fixing
the raise In the minimum rates OF
the Seattle Gas Co. from 90 cents
to 80 cents n month. tho company's
attorneys slipped another little
matter over on them. which has
escaped notice until today.
IL is an innocent little clause.
providing that the gas company has
the right TO ahut off service wher-
ever any one has become delinquent
IN tho payment OF hill for NOR.
chandiss bought from the gas com.
pAny.
In other words. while any other
Fas range. mantle and fixture
house must 80 into court TO collect
It's bills. the Seattle Lighting Co.
can Impose tho penalty OF shutting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-17
FILIPINO WIFE GOT
MASH ON A LAWYER

Olivia loved the u. q wen
enough.
but she was dotty on the Philip
pines.
Similarly she loved John W. Ash.
negro soldier. great deal. Hut
she got one awful smash on n Fil.
iplno lawyer.
That ought 10 be enough
grounds for a divorce.' said Judge
FrRter.
John told the court his Filipino
wife refused 20 leave home and
country for him. A year or 40
later ahe wrote him she wna wear
ing a ring betokening her engage
mcnt 10 a lawyer.
That's ALL" said John.
That's enough" said Judge
Frater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-17
SLIPS ONE OVER
ON TWO ROBBERS

We want your cash." said one
Of the armed men who stepped into
tho roadway at Tenth av. and JEFF
ferBon st. as q. w. Jenott was
driving along In his auto at $50
Monday night
The bold-ups thought Jenott was
reaching into his pocket for the
cash. Instead. he slipped the lever
into high gear and advanced the
throttle. Az the machine bounded
forward the bandits had to do some
clever lodging to escape being run
over. Jenott was on his way down
Tenth nv. at record speed before
they realized what had happened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-17

OFF service when there IL dispute
about the purchase OF any article.
This has come TO light today, fol
lowing the filing of suit BY City
Attorney Ralph Pierce. asking for
writ of review In the superior
court OF the decision OF the public
service commission. unfolding tho
raise In tho minimum rate
Those who are hit hardest by
the raise" said Pierce this morn.
ms. ARE the poor people la Seattle.
who economire on the uae OF gas
and come within tho minimum rate.
There are 1000 such families In
Seattle"
To tho company. Il means that
$500 n month more will be taken
from the poorer classes, or $4,000
year. The bigger consumers OF
gaa will not DO affected at all