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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
DECKER PIANOS
for 1916

There will be three
styles OF the Decker
piano. among them
the superb new $500
style b for S348--
$1,000 a month buys
them.
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second Game.
COAST LEAGUE RESULTS

Los Angeles a. Portland ~. Second
game called In sixth inning to permit
Los Angeles TO catch n train.
Vernon al. Oakland IS
Sacramento s-f. San Francisco 81.
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All teachers invited or bring their cards
and rates to Ellers Music House Immediately II they
desire TO be enrolled among those participating in this
and splendid educational plan.
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$265 Pianos A.. No. $186
$325 Pianos A.: No. $2lO
$3.50 Pianos A.. Ne. 1924
$500 Pianos A.: Nov SEAS
$3.50 Pianos A.. No. $267
Not Only Low Prices, but
Free Music Lessons
and Easy Terms Are Yours

These free music lessons given because the
facturers realized that extraordinary Inducements had
be offered the plano buyers OF the Northwest To sell
this additional quantity of pianos in addition
already contracted for Ia small task Yet shall
succeed: the tremendous price reductions It;
the free make THIS doubiy sure
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No, These Are Not Cash Prices; a
Little Down and a Little Each
Month Will Do.

Six eight ten dollars. whatever you can spare will
OF these handsome pianos you can begin
the fascinating study OF music right away. A dollar
and quarter week a great many pianos You
select your teacher We pay for the Iessons-ths
manufacturer pays u.s.
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NOTICED
When you select
teacher select one using
a piano sold regularly
by Eilers Music House.
We want TO pay the
money allowed by the manufac-
turers to those who have patron
lied us as far as possible. Reel.
procity Is the word!
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NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS
rs~ YoFk IL. NJ t-suis 4
Chicago IS. Philadelphia te.f.
Bosson ., cincfnnatt q
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RELIABLE METHODS
OF BEAUTY CULTURE

FOR SHINY SKINS-Powder and oily
creams arc sure to clog the skins pores
and upset the complexion, causing oily.
blotchy. unnatural skins To ONercorn"
this condition d plain spuImaX lotion
should be used. This is made 10y dis
solving 4 ounces spurmdX in y pint Witch
hazel Cor hot WateTD, to which Is ADDED
teaSpOOnfulS glyc"Tiuc Rub little OF
this on the skin until At dries and YOU
will De delighted with the beautiful tone
it gives Used instead Of powder the
spurmaX lotion cleanses the skin OF
DifubleS, bluCkhcadS and other complexion
Upsets and to SHINY, litelesS SKINS I'M
parts rare charm and beauty.
HOT WEATHER SHAMPOO--DissolF
= teaspoonful cauthrON in cup hot water
a little OF . time This creates "a wealth
OF soothing. cleansing father that diS-
solves all dust. daDdruii ana excess Oh
\ cauthrOX shampoo makes the hedd lcrI
good. and 10 dun, S'raggly, brittle h'n'
gives a silken sheen and Soit Guinness
WHEN EYELAsHES ARE STURDY
with thumb and foTefinger apply pyroKln
al Iasb-ro0ts. This makes them grow
long silky and curly If the eyebrows
are stragely, put pyroAiu on WIN HhSeI
end and they Will soon nc thick ana
beautiful Don't get pyroAin where no
hair is wanted. ...,...,.r, ,,i,.,.
POSITIVE FLESH-REDUCEE- Iigh-
priced or fauguing treatments loI idl-
reduction are objectionable ana seldom
satisfactory. 4 simple but effective Urea 20
meut can he prepared at small cost ny
dissolvng ! ounces parnous m y plni,ss
moi water \ tablespoonful OF TINS Shoulp
bc taken three times day uuul mo y
sired weight IS attained. ana Wheh lho
tr.,fnent il stopped there need he no
foar Of the Fat returning The parnotis
treafment leaves the icsh firm ana the
Ill, r1,c from wrinkles.
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LOST RANKBOOkS.

BANKBOOK No. sol 533 OF the Union DIM 9@'
rs Bank is missing Any person having d
,IsiSi 30 Il is hereby called upon TO present Iie
"a me- Within ten days or submit 10 h"'i"s '1'"
"a eshooi. cancelled and new one issued.
, 90, oI, STOLEN handbook No. 6s1 80 II
tbc German Savings Bank IN the CITY OF Se"
York corner 4th ave. ana lflh ST. issuc4 ~
Hans Donat. All persons are cauuoned '.s"' ~
lana on the 18th day Of May, l1lZ' duP'lcaVo
viii be issued. -------------.
I os7, OR STOLEN .-Bankbook No; log lO- o,
~ Garman Sav<gs Bank in the cry OF
,ey,, York corner 4th ave. ana IAN ~, lssue9
=, Afax Frolichcr. All persons are 'aut.oncS,
aginst negotiating ths sa,nt. I,Dc Iai9 a
10 the bank on the an DAY ol '"'''' ''-' -
duplicate viii be issued --------
., C,-,,r on sTOI.EN. Handbook No. 53G of
L''III C"rnau Savings Bank In the CltN OF
,,-,,v Yorly corner 18th ave ana i1th 81, -,
- uerhc,t W Alrch. All persons are Cau
Toned against negotiating tIe - ~ ,,ns
rrturned 20 the bank on the osn "'' VI
i0I2 duplicate will be issued. ----------
: CcT, on eroLEN. Handbook No; 1O3l6 OF
LCSi Cnrman savings Bank In the Guy OF
M vi corner 4th ave. and l4th ST. =,
s,,ed to Cabor vida. All persona ar ,ied
ogsinst negotiating the same , mo' 1oi5 a
10 the bank on the Oth u"'
duplicate viii be- Issued. -------
,osr handbook No. 500 $50 Of Dry Dock say ;,,,
a. Ins,,fution. Any person ma lIH .he
- sad boob II called upon 70 PIcS ', ~
same 10 the bank within thirty VA .ytinguisbad
Iook viii be declared cancelleu anu
o ,,DG q now one issued in lieu thereon.
=, cen, posshooL No, 115e337 OF he Bow yer
Sotines Eauk. 1870 Bowery: Ne" ~ III 10
sndar ~ ,onuested TO return II 70 the JAIN n,,oa
w., restored before the lAth day OF 'ule Pr
,Ion will be made 20 the banh lo- -
LOsT-Bankbook No. sS7,lo0' pam s;oppsd
80 4th ave. Ne" TOT"
d.. vaf hook To bank
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
III TTLTON ST.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK.
James : lawson, Planiin. against John !
CONN and William Medrum, Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF fore iosufe ano
sale duly made and entered IN the hp"Fe-'h
iitled action and bearius cate the 2hth Gay %
judgment named. Will sell at public auction; az
the Exchange sacsr"oni. Nos as'N 82lO Ih'i1
Avenue. IN the Borough % the IRONY 'lty Sa
New York. on the 10Th Jay o. May. 1912. at !!
O'Clock noon IN that day. ny Joseph T. I'ay'
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said jlHs
mem to be f1d and therein described as follows:
First Designated by the numbers i2O and
l?1 on certain map entitled Map o. 10" .ols'
dated MAY 9th 1899. made by John q Van
Home city surveyor ana rled In the once of
1899 which SAID plots are b0undei and Described
according 70 said man as follows; BEGlNNlNG
eas,erly side OF jerome Avenue with the hcIlerly
side Of TTavers street, running thence 'astcfy
III 80 feet 20 tie westerly line o. lot number ile
thence uortheiiy, along the westerly line ot lot
number Iie ~ o. feet 20 the souiheriy line OF
lot number 49,. thence westerly aIons the south
eriv line OF lot number 1872 i0l 20 feet TO the
casterlv SIDE Of Jerom. Avenue. ard thence
sou,hefly. along the e'rterly side Of Jerome Ave
nue. - s3 feet 10 the point or place OF beginning.
Trayefs street H. known l9sth Street
second Plot Designated By the numbers $50
100. lal ard 1872 IN a certain map entitled Map
number !. suprems Court. Valentine against
Brady and others being map FOR partition sale
Of mat par Of Hyatt Farm. ntar Wooils~n IN
the Path Ward OF the CITY Of New york. made
by II u spindier. Surveyor and certified BY +
r. FUrster an referee. ana Med IN the ON or
the Register 81 the city and county Of New York
as map number 1873. which said plots are bound
81 a. follows: NortheTly by the division line OF
Workers ana the city Of New York; easterly by
lot number lG3 said map, westerly by lot
number ISIS on said map. and sOutheriy by the
rortherly eide ~ 2i0th Street.
.rhe drst plot will be sold subject 20 d Irst
mortgage Of six thousand nine hundred and
thirty dollars Gt6 93O) and accrued interest there
on. also subiect 10 restrictive covenants contained
I'm the instrument recorded In Liber T. section ~
OF Conveyances. ~ page 81 IN the Office 81 the
Register OF the county e New York.
The second plot vii. be sod subject 10 first
mortgage Of three thousand GOiiars $4,000 and
accrued irtefost
Roth plots above described viii be sold sub
tect 10 any state OF facts which accurate
survey would show.
DATED New York, April 2ith. 1912.
ADOLrH STERN.
Referee.
WILLIAM " GRASSE
ATTORNEY Tor Paintin.
ip2 broadway. Manhattan New York City.
The following arc diagrams ~ IN" property to
H. sol
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

III TLEE-NALET-T Thoroughly understands lie
cutIos. highest references. 10 anywhere. very
willing. a. p. Miss Margaret smiths Agency
- West 42I IT. Phone 1888 BRYANT
BUTLER-Y0ung man. experienced: high refer
euces Address Mclean. Letter Box 10, :4G4
81 ava
CARETAKER.-Ma and wife 10 take care OF
house for summer tll rented; best OF ref
crcnces Address h. NJ, Tribune Uptown Of
fee. 1864 Broadway.
COACIMAN or GR0OM.-Thorough expert
onCcd. excellent reference. country pre-
forred. James. care Long. 52l 50 ave.
COUPLE.-Col red first class young servants;
useful butler; cook. lauudress; SO; good ref
erences. Miss Shea's Agency. East I2d 81.
I'ARNEK-G Observation-Disclosures, can work
and manage. well recommended. married.
10 Oh ildreu, siricily sober and honest Car
pHutcrs Agency. l5i 9Th ave.
GARDENER-Mld aged. Finnish; expert
'nccd In fruits. flowers. vegetables. lawns.
drives, etc; ten years references. Carpenters
Agency. 10 9Th ave
POETER.-WhIte married. uEeacumbered
good horseman. wife chambermaid, assist
laundry; together or separate. neat, reliable ,
total alstaincrs. references. Harvey. Tribune
Uptown once 1864 Broadway
USEFUL ORSEMAN-P5ivate. thoroughly
reliable. sober. first class references. John.
Tribune Uptown ONCE 1864 Broadway.
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-. --.-4
Gao = viss Jrof,,nsVcT,s Harncv. 400 5lh ave
49,, Ma |,.n- -, 49, - e.,,..,.
2e-' --Yei -, '---
CHAMBERNAID WAITRESS. for city only
house reliable good references, wages 20
Miss Buckleys Agency, u West 42d ~ Promo
.,s' i,r5 am.
'H!i.DS NLkS ~ea!rh Eefy nsa, G9i n
.op's c.r 80 SO III a, T~' "ca4
IN I'm AbeH0!' ~ E"SI o." ~ -"
lleza-
COX AID ~ Al x t.,S--I Mo ,ro@1hs So'. 60
~, - rt,,. o. c|rr,rv Pea
s.,, 49,. 50, 100 -, Tei 5Oia Har-
,or7
COCK-EneIish Protestant. first olas- good
baker. has friend Chamb,rma!l. waitress;
together or So arare. CITY. country. Miss Nor
rows Ag.ucv ~ Lexington ave, corner SSH.
biscuit maker. nnc ga soups and desserts.
good references. So. Charles Wilson's Agency,
raj East 57th -. Tel =224 Plaza
COOK Neat coIa,ei..t Swedish eir.: very good
cook. willing. oalisirg. best city references:
$50. fricrd chauucrmaid-waitrcss. frst class
Oltefberg's As,uo}, 7lG Lexington ave. Tel 1888
Plaza
COOK-%eat. net class swedish girl. excellent
cook; with or without klt.henma.I; rs months
last place: excellent reference ~. OsteTDers
1t,f.. 40 ireh''t'2'' Az ''' i''' ..'
good soups and desserts: country all the year
around: excellent references. $50. Charles VII
CONS Agency. 141 East 57th At. Ts.. @224 Plaza
COOK swedish Young woman: thoroughly com
potent. with or without kltchenHaldi ehc'A"N'
references. city or country. Mrs. 'OopcTh Agency
C57 ''h ave
COOK -LAl MbkEsS strong capable; go any
"heic, 81, Fpod references. MISS Th"a
Ag"ney' last $50 hi. -
CObk.--COWpcteut cook. country preferred.
ADDRESS urre Gays h. H.. -"J EaSt 4Nth -.
COfrPLE. Cook and butler. willing TO take
cuara. Of small house. excellent references.
W Miss FIzGcraId's Employ lneut Agency,
500 9Th ave Entrance on 42d ST.
COUPLE young Swedish. cOachman. gar
deuer. wife as cook. good references. eco
Charles Wilson's Agenc'. ~ East 9th 20.
Tel 2224 plaza
corp. Young neat swedish woman. very
/ nod col, t.,,Jr..s b,uscvorLer. rp,y ro,I
30 -, ,,a,,Ior,r ,,s,r,i' .,cciIop, r,fcr.n,as.
,-@ ,,s Is.D,t,,,c,. ,s,I.,. -fG ro,irgin,, ,y.
3 Tel l0-- PIAZZA
&c ,,-,pK T.. . d., ,i.s- ,..,,,,ess col
'"-,E o. 10 trs, ~ t's g.oet u" Wcgt f.Otl,
-, .1.,rtn,,,t 10
| 80 -, -.
49,, ,t.,,Itrr,' '.I, ar Snnntrt MIS- Tiof
-,,oyo,S 4rsrc, 92o. 400 KIN ave Nth roor
~ f,oz N,at.nr Sous-c
]
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
ACCOUNTANT, junior desires connection win
accounting house; experienced In auditing
manufacturing concerns. moderate salary; ere
dcnuaIs. l.. Box Il. Tribune once.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC Swede single; aged
3G; with private family, DO own repairing ana
Is a good careful driver; city or country refer
Cnoc: wages $Gu month; will work ore week on
trial. O. II. Box %. Tribune Uptown once
1861 broadway.
CHAUFFEUR Coachmdn. first class mechanic
not afraid ~ hard work. I'VE Years expert
cEcc. excellent personal references; city or
country Industrial Agency. II West 40 81.
STENOGRAPHER- C}m experienced in do
tall office work, references. 4. K, Tribune
once.
WANTED.-PositiOn 10 travel IL Far East, by
man who speaks French. German and Chinese
knows Chinese conditions. Address Box -,
Tribune ONCE
WORKING foreman by practical farmer; thor
ougbly unit rstauds business. 20 years eS-
pcricncc: highest reference. single. age 40.
Henry Oliver, 1C1 West seth st
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TOMATO FRITTERS.

Tomato fritters may he prepared from
small quantity Of leftover stewed toma-
toes. To every cupful OF the vegetable add
an egg and two tablespoonfuls Of cream or
milk. Stir in enough soft cracker crumbs
to make thick paste the consistency Of
fritters. Do not let them become too stiff.
Drop them b. spoonfuls into q frying pan
and fry them till brown.
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Seen in the Shops

shady tree. the same shop is showing
wooden settees and rockers made OF mar
row. slightly rounded Stats and painted
dark green. These cost s. and g. respec-
lively.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
ct the Office Of the Commissioner OF inlmi-
MAY -. 1912. for furnishing annual supplies
of anthracite cosl. kerosene. etc. binding
blue printing. clock winding snd ash enofsl
including scow service. For particulars apply
10 william williams Commissioner.
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TYPEWRITINo AND TYPEwRIr as

WOULD you show our wholly visible type
writer to your .riekds and let them see
wherein IL excels any 800 typewriter made, II
you could without costing you one cent have
the typewriter to keep forever as your own?
Then write US for fun particulars. Emerson
Typewriter Co, Box 8. Woodstock. III.
MrF!.ETUCH reduces noise vibratory saves
wear Of machine. Sl75 per set Let US show
you. Lamb Typewriter Co, Ill Nassau ST. y T.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ST. Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
in U-idsrwoods. Remlnstons OlIvers. Smlthe
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The approximate amount OF the lien or charge.
to satisfy which the above described property Is
TO be sold. Is two thousand seven hundred ana
nfty-fCur and 100 dollars (S2. 154.lD with IN
terest thereon from May 90 1911. together VITA
costs and allowance amounting TO two hundred
and four and 32-IO0 dollars s204 32). with inter
est from May ~ 1911. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments ana water rates or other liens
which TO be allowed TO the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. or paid by the referee, 10
one thousand four hundred and nineteen and
So 100 dollars (sl.418s3 and Interest.
Dated New York. April 24th 1912.
ADOI.PH STERN. Referee.
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The names oi shops whore articles mentioned
this page we're seen be obtained 10y send
IN the Shops. N"w-NOrk Tribune. TO insure
prOmp, reply the date Of publication should he
given.
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Female.

4 GRADUATE OK the Sacred Heart Convent
school will accept position a. ladys com
Iai ion or gOyerness. Address Anna y. kedne.
'95 eth ST. Prospect Heights BIooklyn.
COMPANION or secretary to Z lady. 10y re
fined young woman, graduating from seminary
in June. Address A, Box A. Tribune once
MOTHERS HELPER Companion to Invalid or
elderly lady. good sewer: woman OF refine
mcnt Write Miss NJ. $50 Lexington ave.
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ne couch hammock. variation Oi the
p'O'lashloned hammock that has become
popular every year, may be had al
~ Prices. One in khaki costs 81 30. An
-U'.r one OF d heavier grade OF the same
aerlsi' with a convenient pocket at one
ga" Is 81. Iron stands for these ham
NY to be used when there is no con-
"'eht porch ceiling or tree limb to sus-
.e"o uem from, cost g. A wooden stand
q priced at 50. and striped canopies are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16

complete set OF wicker porch furniture
De bought very inexpensively and
rTs ee with chintz or cretonne pads and
''''ohs. Wicker settees are 81 80; rockers
!, "iateh, - 80; chairs, 81 So and tables
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HELP WANTED.

Male
BOY NANTED-One who is bright. neat and
quick. TO walt On counter and run err
Tands: must be well recommended Inquire
Thursday. a. M. publication office New
York Tribune, Spruce and Nassau ste.
MADE $50 900 In hvo years with small
mail order business; began with 80. send
for free booklet. Tells now. HeacocS, oOoa
Lockport. y. Y.
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CARPET CLEANING.
HOUSEKEEPING BUREAUS.

UOI'SES CLEANED by new system: carpets
rugs cleaned without removal At y cost.
" Y Cleaning Co.. 81 Watts 81 Phone
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INSTRUCTION..

For Both Sexes CITY
ruy BERiJTz SCHOOL OIL eI6haNwAV
MADISON SQUARE Il:2 sho De,y Ta7tb q,
Harlem Branch. 3lS Le ,s %, ~ Ii,inggton 81.
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The demand for "tubable" garments OF
eli kinds has been more widespread this
rear than ever before. II has even OK
tended TO hats, and the attractive little
round narrow brimmed Turkish travelling
hats are the result. They are ideal for
youngsters. and will also be much worn
BY Young girls. Some attractive ones in
white trimmed with d ribbon band and
o tiny cluster OF soft little feathers. or
With the brirn caught up with an ornament
II the material of which the hat is made,
stitched with one Of the lighter colors, are
priced in one shop at %.
Varieties Of the new black satin ard
white pique stocks are being shown every
Shere. One model of folded black satin
nat extends al around the neck except
Tor three inches IN the front. where it Is
replaced by fine white pique, costs Is cents.
Another shop is showing a different
variety Of these stocks. The part that ex-
tsrds around the neck is Of pique, and the
Rree-inch space in front l. OF folded satin
In different colors. These are ~ cents.
This IS the time for the girl who is going
- l4t SedSlDIt lot lllS cALIh4-l " 'iipNE'
her bathing cap and shoes from q large
assortment Particularly bewitchins ard
useful little caps Of pure rubber with
rubber frills around them. come in different
eolcrs. at Is cents. Sateen bathing shoes
Nth white covered soles-come ia colors
10 match the care. 81 q 20.
What is any summer home without
hammock for the lazy days, when 20 DO
anything but swing I'm one T. an eNertiou"
As always he hammock market r. oft"r-
ing varieties 70 suit all tastes and pocket
opls a particularly neat and seryiceablc
one Is the khaki hammock. with slightly
curved stretchers laced In at the ends. il
eosfs 81 90 Closely allied 80 this j. the
osown canvas hammock. with dull RED
suipes on The sides Ii can be folded COM
psetly and pat in the bag that comes with
~ and is convenient for carrying 1t about
"om place 10 place. Hammock ana bag
'osether are 6 81. II wooden stretchers are
desired they may he obtained for 10 cents
pair new hammock. with 4 pillow,
fss board about twelve inches wide in
Ns'ted near the middle, and an arrange
'sht OF cords whereby II may be trans
f'fned at will from 4 hammock to "A
fSmgins chair 1t is priced IN one shop
sa
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PAWN Tickets

WE Buy PAWN TICKETS, old gold, psu-
mum diamonds. pearls. r. F@ingoii. 645 18th
ave BE-. S7,s =; 3Sth sts. BuEiness confidential.
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OLD GOLD AND s,.VER.

.or the lawn or TO 60 under the favorite
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Female

CHAMBERMA Protestant, .Ncel-
len, references. good plain amstress, f25-
$50 Z. Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 320 5th ave.
9Th hSor. Tel 1921 Madison square
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American & Foreign Teachers Agency.-sup-
niles Professors. Teachers. Tutors, GoveTnesses.
etc, 20 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
n Mrs. NJ j YOUNG Fultnn - l'nion SQUARE
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IIRg1 HIOI

WILLIAM " GRASSE.
ATTORNEY FOR Plalntin.
ip2 Broadway. Manhattan. New York city
The following arc diagrams ~ tho property
bs cold
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WAITRESS for city only:
house, reliable. good references. wages SO.
Miss BUckleys Agency. II West 42d 81 Promo
!. 80.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-13

J
This, of course, would not do
the men any good. What they
want and need is complete I'M
derstanding of the financial af-
fairs of the company.
-O-O-
FROM A. F. OF L. MEET
Convention Hall, Rochester,
N. Y, Nov. 13.-The Socialist
delegates to the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, now in session
here, will decide whether or not
they will attempt to control the
convention next Monday night.
Some of the international as
sociations have gone on. record as
favoring the election of Socialists
as federation officers.
If the Socialists decide to enter
ticket they probably will make
it a full one, from president down.
While there is some. doubt as
to how strong the Socialist dele
gates are, it is not thought they
are strong enough to throw over
the present administration.
Officials of the international
Association of Steam Filters to-
day accused the executive com
mittee of the federation of bad
faith, and demanded that the fed
Grafton recognize the existence of
the association as an independent
organization.
The executive committee ruled
that the steam filters should
amalagamate with the United As
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-13
STRIKE WAR: TWO KILLED
Waihi, New Zealand, Nov, Is.
Two persons were shot and

Two persons were shot and
killed and several wounded when
strikebreakers invaded the union
hall of the striking employees of
the Waihi gold mines here today.
p The strikebreakers drove the
unionists out of the hall, hoisted
the union jack over the building
and gave the strikers until to-
morrow to leave town.
The police interfered, and one
policeman was shot and killed.
The other murdered man was a
unionist
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-13
ISOLATION of Plumbers, Gas Fit
tiers, Steam Filters and Steam
Filters Helpers.
WITNESS IS SHOT

WITNESS rs SHOT
Indianapolis, Nov. 13.-The
first tragedy of the dynamite con-
spiracy trial has occurred.
Mrs. Alta Hawkins, an import
ant witness for the government,
was shot through both legs late
yesterday, and now is uncon-
scious in the hospital.
Mrs. Hawkins went hunting
with a mysterious friend, and was
brought back injured. The friend
disappeared.
District Attorney Miller did
not hear of the shooting until
late last night, and the police
were not informed until today.
Mrs. Hawkins ran a boarding
house frequented by iron workers
in Indianapolis in 1909. It is said
that she was to have given testi-
mony damaging to the defend
ants. ,.'--..' ~
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