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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30
COSTS LIFE OF GIRL

W uuitsd fTenH Leased Wire
LONDON. Nov 30.--'Ihe post.
office department. investigating Mt.
tempta by militant nuffragetH TO
destroy letters In public mail boxes
here. today found one box partly
filled with cafbolie acid and It's
contents practically destroyed.
Among the letters was one from
a hard working young man 20 his
mother. enclosing motley for the
purchase OF medicine aud proper
nourishmont for hts little sister.
who was seriously III.
lts non-arrlyal IL said TO have
been responsible for tho child's
death.
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FALLING PLASTER
DELAYS PROBERS
OF ARMY HOME

sAWTEf.iE. Cal. Nov. So
We me senatorial committee that
I robIng conditions az the nation
!, rldlsrs' home here. was cxamin.
u Eds. n. ksnnsy' veteran to.
- ! lafte seciion Of plaster fell
49, lAe cclling Of the auditorium.
,srrovly missing the witness and
sssouxpher A. G. Bagley. stint
y lncidsa<s have occurred az
- slx times recently. according
4 a. veterans. and bad anyone
- aruck. they claim, serious tn.
80 would have been probable.
s<assor Chamberlain stated to
~ tbst II IL undecided how long
~ probs will continue. but that Il
+ MY to b. lcngshy.
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MAYOR OF BUTTE
TO SPEAK SUNDAY

Lewis !. Duncan. mayor OF Butte.
Mont. shakespaarcan writer aud
socialist orator. viii speak az the
ansi.war mectins Sunday at )
O'Clock. In Dveamiant.
Nicholas Schmltt. socialist candl-
date for school director. and Mari.
IA Hansome OF the University OF
Washington will also give nd.
dresses. Several hundred school
teachers VIII be in attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30

HANFORD HEARING
TESTIMONY is OUT

The entire testimony In the
Hanford impeachment hearing has
been prlnted by order OF congress.
The first yolues reached Seattle to.
day. The Testimony, including the
numerous exhibits. Is contained In
1900 printed pages. The Hanford
hearing, which lasted 81 days and
resulted In the voluntary resigna.
ton Of Judge G. II. Hanford. was
conducted by Congressman era
ham. Mccoy and Higgins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30
SCHOOL ELECTION
COMES NEXT WEEK

The annual school election win
BIO held one week from today. The
candidates for school director are
Hermon Craven. the present In
cumbent. Nicholas Schmidt. Joseph
Allen. Joseph X. Manning. and
James Stephen.
A bond issue for t675.000 for new
school houses will also be voted on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30
FALLS IN FRONT OF
TRAIN; LOSES ARM

Paul Brandersin. 35. 14lt King
st., teamster. was jolted from his
wagon this morning at the foot of
jackson st. and fell on the N. r..
tracks. Just In front OF an approach,
Ing train. Ills left arm was cut off
al the shoulder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30

Engineers OF the Puget Sound
Traction. Light q Power Co. arc to-
day mapping out tho exact plans
for street car heating on long runs
II Ia not contemplated that any
OF the opancnd cars win be ordered
closed. Instead. electric heating ar
rangementa will be installed under
each scat and on the floor. possibly.
for warming the feet
All the suburban and outlying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30
MAP OUT PLANS FOR
HEATING STREET CARS

lines will be provided with heating
arrangements. This has been def
nitely decided BY superintendent
kempster.
This means said Assistant Su
perintendeut OF Transportation
Richardson this morning. that
within few days tho elective heat.
ing will he installed on Ballard.
Fort IAwton, Green Lake. PhInney
Az. University. wallingford. Ali
and such other longrnute lines"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30
AUTO! CAR! CRASH!
NOW IT'S IN COURT

Auto keeping within the speed
limit. CHOSE things happen some
times)
Renton car tearing down the
track.
No gongs.
No whistles.
No bells.
Crashl
s.. l.. Mason, owner OF the auto.
this morning brought suit against
the Seattle. Renton a. Southern for
81 ,025 damages, alleging all these
things. II happened ON October III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30
QUEEN CELEBRATES
HER 68TH BIRTHDAY

~ United Press Leased wire
LONDON, Nov. o.--Surrounded
by the Immediate members OF the
royal family. Duwager Queen Alex
andra will celebrate her ssth birth.
day tomorrow at Sandringbsm. her
magnificent country estate.
The queen has shown little 10.
cl!nation 10 make the event a fes-
tive occasion since the death OF
King Edward. Her health. II IL
said. In much better now than for
some months past.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


cans corn, sfc. : cans tomatoes
ftc. , cans salmon. 1sc. pkga corr
starch. acc. dry p-as. 90 H.. 4 and o.
layeF cakes. sec and COO each. hard
tack. toc ID. , los. use. butter. ibs
.te; iowa creamery. sse ~ , lbs
VI hippered salmon. fto th,, liver.
wort. lie ID bologna. Use h.. cod
flrh. brick. zoe 10. summer sausage
zoe 10; 1elii~d pigs feet. zoe u.
ham leaf aoc III
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s-rS~s~rse~~y~-~~r~r-r~s~ ~-~~~e~>~<~~~yr~r-
Club house. liiG isth av. =, newly
furnished. all modern cnneenienceA.
steam heat. telephone. electric
iiaht. bath. pool room. plano. Elc-
giant home Tor club Of men- Room
ana board. rates reasonable.
Observation-Disclosures 9 o'clock DIN
urf
Children boarded. private home. SID
rer iata.
" earn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30

RAJ. EsTATE LOANS
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant properly, any
amount. $50 70 $500. long or short
ttfnef easy payments, no delay.
bturteyant 4 Co, 3iz Boston Blk.
Farm, timber, city loans. money
ready: quick action. sog Mehihorn.
Elliott 1850.
= z. sfMkINs. 22f liberty Bldg,
eitAI-rt:L AND coLLATEaAL
fttspec tabte place to borrow money
on diamonds and jewelry. low
rates. private offices. American
lovely Co. 500 Second.
IL YOU NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods, pianos or
personal notes 20 employees terms
and sec Us
EASTERN BROKERAGE co.
zoL northern BANK Eld9.. tth a Plks
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Ia a n Practically
condition OF Is ignored
local when considering the
prosecutions
a
md SUSPENDED. Obviously
legislative enactment promises the only protection
popuious
Let
shan include mill
Ncs, SHEDS STRUCTURES USED CONNECTION
THEREWtTt.
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A. a. Nordskoa. the private de-
tective charged with tapping the
Burns Detective Agency telephone
wires. this morning pleaded not
gnllty before Judge Ronald 10 the
charge Of lnlnring public utilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30

(s1N|sF~Nt1s|7|s|e~ <-<er1N~N|l~eN.@1~
turkeys, dressed Doui-
try. ali kinds Of laying puiiets.
White LoHhgrns. Silver Npanals1
IfambnrEH. Blue Andeiuniana. An
e9naH. Indian Runner ducks. siI
Kinds Of poultry supplies at the
Pacific Poultry Co. top floor Cor
Holt zzGg
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nell WED BACHS
UP TO OLD MAIDS

d Press leased Wire
EAO. Nov. IA biz Job
- ep'd y planned sodav By Mrs
= n<idson, manager Of the
!, <hzpge In Evanston,
n 10 transform the
s ~ bachelors and
q the suburb into s,aId
coqplss. She IL 10 erect a
,s< s1aTs exchange building.
combination apartment
i-a1 ana restaurant, half the
ne Tor unmarried men and
4 ef half for unmarried WON
M nrst floor will be equip
M pianos. cory corners. soft
nv. - other properties calcu-
y hasten masrimony.
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wage eArnefA and the existence OF
degrading labor shacks may be sus-
pectcd.
In California and Colorado. In
diana and Missouri. Ohio and Utah.
Maize and New York. great packers
ara exempt from labor laws de
aligned 10 protect the workers
Child labor lowers tho wage Of
adults SO that Internationally long
hours are inevitable.
Women who toll II 10 "a hours
day for q pittanco have mother
time. strength nor ambition for
home lilo. child training or the rec.
reation that IL recreation. Chronic
physical and nervous fatigue causes
kopeiessncss and intempcrance.
Add bad housing. with the On.
forced uncieanliness 81 a neglected
labor camp. and the result n ~
health. " not general dcmorAilxz.
ton.
The evils existing In New York
can factories arc tacitiy protected
BY Las. Reform 70 bo Just and last.
Ink must como from state Ioglsia.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30

VIII pay cash from owner
only for lot b0xl0G, improved dis
trict Of ~ 9th. VIII pay 1909
gown. bhlsnfe monthly Mrs X.
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s~f~F~rSS~Nf>f~F>r>faf
6 AND 10 ACRES
On good road. within driving dis
lance OF Kirkland THIS land In
mostly good shot clay and alder
land. whore you can raise an album
dance OF Vegetables. fruits and
chickens. Prices from $50 TO s7h
per acre. Terms on each tract, S2b
cash and $40 monthly. Go direct
to our kirkland office and our
statesmen viii show you the land.
or call at our Seattle office. Burke
n Farrar i0t Cherry 81.
West Coast Land Co. Inc. dealers In
farms. farm lands and acreage.
We have some good pieces of
logged-off land on terms OF one
tenth cash and balance on long
time. Just the right thing for a
profitable Investment OF few
spare dollars. or TO make a home
WEST COAST LAND CO
1fis-it American Bank Bldg.
so acres land y mile city limita. on
good graded road. and sidewalk.
Good market for dairy products.
mile from condcnsers.
$4,000, Half Cash
Carl Schirman. Mt Vernon, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30
MISS MARY OREILLY TELLS HOW TO
CORRECT CONDITIONS IN CANNERIES

Woman Investigator Declares Child Labor Is the Roo,
Of the Eyii-prevcnt That by Law, She Says, and
Most Of the Other Abuses Win Correct Themselves
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UniverHlty Undertaking Parlora, azit
Ifth NJ 70. North 2tz. w. ~. Fork
ner
" x nUTrEHWoRTH 4 boNH.
1921 first av. Main or Elliott etg.
,eoo~~~~oe.l,J ..s.,,.sjl, s,lI,s.>o~ooco@oo>
lUHdoH, cut fTowefa. funeral Pieces.
Elliott 74ba 1918 Second Green.
house. isrncon sfs.
FLORAL Co. soi srd. Main
2tt3-cuf flowers designs seeds
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Furnished Houses

~~e~~~~@~---~e~e~.e~s-e<e -
For ftent-a2-foom house. furnished,
1900 per month. 1873 2sth Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30

bpeciaI Frvr s1ator Star
New taken
Other when their legislatures undoubtedly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30

Sr~o~~~eS~~~~e~~~<~~~~~~ ~~~~e~~~~rSN~<~~~~~~~r~
Wautrd--foung Womfn. either sx-
puffenced or inexperienced. 10
work as teiephone operators, APP
ply TO ifos srd ay. or 1870 nth
As, The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
Girl or woman for general house
work. Apply asts Interiake av.
Take Green Lake car 10 kflbourns
ct
VIOLIN TArGiiT-My speciality,
young people. at your homo night
ana day. Phone east Sssg.
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Situation Wanted - Male

N-N~e~e4~~~~~~S~~~. ~s~-~~4~~~~>~~>DSo-~
General UNITY work done by two
young men with 8 years ak
pcrtencs In all kinds 81 house
cleaning. such as cleaning carpets.
windows, wall paper, polishing or
waxing hard wood floors and gen
erai yard work. VIII call at any
time and give estimates hntis.
faction guaranteed aud prices right
Phone beacon zoos
Plumbing wanted. owner furnish
material XIII
Painting. kaisomining Elliott ztsfw
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<N>r>N>cNr>N~e>~o~~f>sr ~r>e>r>N>N~>T>r>>
Modern Furn Co, 4i5 Pike. NJ G5ls.
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Wanted-To Borrow

|(N/s1|>N|sNNNlN0@ N-~~-O~-N0I~~0~S~<t
Want 20 borrow O. 900 on close-in
vacant property for three years:
VIII pay per cent. no commits
sion. Address x-7i0. care Star.
Private parties with money 70 loan.
call on l. 9. Bimkins, zzg Liberty
EldR.. opp. y o. Anatlle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-30

Wanted 20 hay set books entitled
Messages and Papers OF the preai-
dents" Must be cheap. &.1o8.
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: leo ioases bread isc. milk. sec
dozi sc cake chocolate. isc. local
ranch eggs. zoe dox SOC coffee. &c (.
white beans. G. H. sliced table
peaches. lie can. lamb shoulder, &c
~. leg mutton. lf@r ~ shoulder
bans. ~ &c 10. Eastern bacon, zoe
NJ; club aaueasc. iQc H., lamb
chops. lee H.. choice steaks. ttNc
fofuia lettuce. &c head cauilfl0wor.
zee head sfrlnE beans. /. lbs ztc.
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Lost and Found .

~~l~~~~~~~~~~<~ ~4@~~~~~~~~~
Found---iarse bay horse. near Dun
lap. Owner can have aane by pay.
Ing for food and advertising.
Phone Heacon pt2.
isoat@-W "wednesday night. on Free
mont Hard car. package con-
taluing small ernlne neck piece.
reward. Phone Queen Anne fhi 4.
Pair OF eyeRia eanH. q. Herman Alnes
on ease. Reward ~ returned 20
BOG American Bank Bldg Phone
East iifs.
f.ost.-on Capitol mn car. umbrella
Monday. Tuesday or Wednesday
black handle. gold lnlaid Phone
East 1864
When huyfng for Xmas. don't fof-
get the Little Jeweiry Store. that
reIls for less. Myron Hymonn. 1877
Third.
f.ost-A large coral cameo brooch
with gold mounting. reward. 1870
belmont av. East sss.
I.oat- Lewis and Clark gold pin.
valuable as giift. reward. Phone
Ifrasoa akz
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Acreage

sftrNsrer~rN<er efeNs<NraTersraee<s<<eFe<
ron SALE
CLOHE.lN LANDS
f2.0Oo--flt1 down, balance In .
years. will make you the
owner OF az acres ~ fine
land within about ~ blocks
OF south Park and 4-cent
ear fare. flrat nv. y. n
graded up 10. within ( blocks
Of this addition now. and
before next summer viii be
finished street running
through. Think Of Il. only
$500 per acre. VIII sell one
acre In desired.
THE REALTY LOAN q BANKING
COMPANY
zsE Central bldg.
VIII not take the time to explain to
you the great productive qualities
of our lands. the fine water. good
schools schools. The many good people now ~
Us. You should be the Judge. and
We are willing that you should act
on your own Judgment III you viii
take the time to 40 and see this
fine body OF upland. the deal IL
made. 5000 per acre; terms TO
suit Free deed In case Of death.
ELWOOD LUMBER A. TIMBER co.
7s7 Henry Bldg,
10 acres close 20 fticbiand, In Benton
county. acres In high state Of
cultivation. Planted 10 winter APP
pies three years ago, All kinds or
small fruits. good z-atory house.
small barn and other outbuiidlngs.
plenty Of water for irrigation.
This place must be seen 70 be APP
preciated. Price 5000. WIN trade
MERRITT REALTY co.
720-5zi New York Block.
~ acres ~ the end OF Green Lake
car. cheap for cash.
Also J "A acres water front close 90
Duwafnish station. al a bargain
For sale or exchange, 20 acres Of the
finest land In Grant county, Wash.
for something In or around Seat
tie. BE quick II you want a snap.
Geo. heHaoer. sfI New York Blk.
Main 1853
ACREAGE AT a BAitoAfN
Two ~ acre tracts less than z
mills from Lake Washington. Price
1850 for both tracts. Terms fzee
cash and go monthly. Good soil.
close in. and should bs worth more
than double after the completion
OF the Lake Washington canal
Burke A Farrnr. 100 Cherry 81.
s ACRES NEAR SEATTLE ron 1850
Rich soil. prosperous community
good roads and transportation. 80
down. IS monthly. Herbert X. Up
per, 500 Lenry Bldg.
ACnEH. 400. TERMS
acres on Bninbridga island for sale
at a bargain. tsoo; terms. For par
ticulars write x-7o0. The Star.
For Aale-choiccst 2-acre tract on
ifiilmnn boulevard. IN Kessnydnie.
for 1900. Address Mr. A. Ainniy.
Poulebo. Wash.
io-acrs tracts. alder bottom soil.
near Seattle. 1850. SIS cash. bal
ance $40 per fnoafh. John Y. God
frey, Main ii1t. 49, Empire Bldg.
Pacific STUMP PuliernfiI9 weNt~rn AZ
Exchange--Real Estate
II acres Of waterfront. including tide
lands. 90 minutes from Seattle. )
acres cleared. s-room modern
house. barn. chicken house. fine
soil. gentle slope TO beach. Price
$4,000. free and clear VIII trade
for city property. Prefer Queen
Anne hill.
Acreage at Port Orchard free and
clear. TO trade for city property
MEHRfTT REALTY CO
f2o-12i New York Block.
WANT PARTY TO RENT
IMPROVED RANCH
Also want 20 exchange good real es-
tate for rooming house Phone
We exchange everything everywhero
~ any time. " your price u right
Real Estate Exchange. 8zo-tzl
Lambsr ExehanFe-
i. q elsnklns 12s L.lhertv hIsE
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Reds. Northern spies. ace boz. de-
tiSsFcd ionathAns. Missouri Plpplns
ana Wfnssapa Sc box. delivered.
lihifwinn. Grimes Golden. SpifHan /.
|hstxs and Rome beauties. 81 vs. box.
delivered ssrlnin steak. lie ~. .
smoked liver sausage. zoe 10: lamb
|rhops. : lbs. 9bE. iuinrentenf fbs
7to. eorned beef &C and sec 10.
Norway hsrrins. J Tor isc. salmon
trout. iTMc ~ Hound oysters. aLc
~ butter : lhn gsc
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Copeland Court 1903 Minor. rooms
furnished, sgg; phone, light ~ t1ie.
Excelsior Aptm --- furnishes and un-
furnished sth and Pike. Main 1ssi
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Nco~~>>se.e~~e>-cN-e
Patent dust pan with first load coal.
Wagpwrighf A Nef.eod, Phone 1918
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Homesteads

n "a r 1essrf a N ~ q 4, (.
ment, Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fcred. Thnmna Craig. 22l Union vt.
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lily kcat Estate
s~u~>~.~s~~~~<S~~~~-~~ ~~~-~S~~~~~~.~-~-~-~~
GOOD BUYS
ts.sso takes s-rcom cottage and
larKe lot soxf27. on Ninth Rv.
". ~. f1se cash and balance
monthly.
$500 takes 5-roorn modern house
on Queen Ammo hill. paved
street and all assessments
paid In full.
81, SEQ takes s-rcom modern cottage
and large lot. 52xioo, only si0o
cash, balance monthly.
g.. 500 takes s-room modern house.
cement basement furnace and
verything complete. aiso
cash. balance monthly.
st.yoo takes t-room modern house,
with sleeping porch and large
lot tBxioo, all assessments
paid In full.
AMERICAN
MORTGAGE a BUILDING CO.
los white bldg. Main 70.
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Situations Wtd. - Female

Wanted. Nv practical nurse. hospital
trained, confinement cases special
". Call after December 4. Elliott
23ft r. 1917 Seventh nv.
viii care for children any time, any
place. Phone Ballard 1910.
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Help WantedMale


Help Wanted-Male
~>>~>~--~--e>>~
wANTED--Men and women 10 learn
tue barber trade; wages paid while
learning, Call or write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High Grade school.
Gs Washington ST.
IT DON'T Oct WET
far DON'T GET COLD
$40 uncalicd for suits and overcoats
will be sold. " and up. Bring this
al and got 10 per cent discount
MIKE COHEN, iolv Pike 81.
Capable salesman for washington,
staple limo. high commissions, 400
monthly advance. permanent po-
sition TO right man. Jess III. Smith
Co, Detroit. Mich.
WHY does Lundauist sell f2s suits
for 1857 HECAuSE HE SELLS
THEM UPSTAIRS. Room 204 EN-
press Theatre Building.
Learn to be n good barber Mt
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE
220 Occidental Av.
Clean outside rooms, heat, bath.
phone, Z minutes walk from Pike.
2os5 sixth.
Mandolin, guitar. banjo, free instru-
nenta. Sykes Music School. sac
Peoples bank Bldg
Say II saw u IN The star"
kavanaugh's 800 Hats. lii5 ist av,
si,b0, warm outside rooms. Coz sth
s-<~'s---n-.H.z
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-19

Boys Union Suits, Fleece Lined, heavy qua
 24 to 34. Regular price soc. Our price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-19
Black Bad Men" Clean Up Saloon
 In Western Style
One Rescues His Brother by Pulling Gun-Sentenced to
 Six Months in Jail

Frank and Philip Emerson. two col- ored 'tentertainers'' who make their living playing at clubs, tried to 'tclean out'' Samuel Dimenna's saloon at Al Lexington avenue. last night, and were afterward arrested at their home on High street
 After posing everybody about the saloon, ordering drinks and refusing to pay for them, Philip Emerson struck Nicholas Nobello, in the face. The bartender ran out and .grappled with Philip Emerson, whereupon brother Frank Emerson pulled out a .3s caltbre pistol, full loaded and
 Officers Guilty and Weller looked up the Emersons and arrested them at their home. On Franks coat was found his .3s calibre revolver fully loaded.
 In city court this morning, the Emersons tried to pretend that they didn't have any revolver, despite the testimony of witnesses and the dam aging evidence of the gun itself. Phil ip was fined $25 and costs for breach of the peace and assault. Frank was fined $1O and costs and sentenced to spend six months in jail for breach of the peace and carrying concealed WeanOnS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-19
And Mrs. [anderS In Auto
 Carriage Crash
tspecial from United Pre


 New London, Jan. 19-No hope was held out this morning at Memorial hospital for the recovery of Mrs. Christopher Newbury, Of Waterford, Conn, who sustained a fractured skull and internal injuries when the car riage in which she and Mrs. Yelling ton Lewis were driving to church was struck by a big automobile in which were George M. Landers, former May or of New Britain, Mrs. Landers and their chauffeur. Mrs. Lewis, also of Waterford, is suffering from the shock but will be in condition to leave the hospital today. None of the Landers party was injured Mrs. Landers is a daughter of the late Yale professor of music, Samuel Sanford.
 The local police stated that no ar rests would be made, holding the col lision to have been purely accidental. The Newbrry carriage came out from a crossroad directly into the path of the automobile, on the main highway. Landers' chauffeur Speeded up and swerved his machine and the women whipped up the horse but the high powered car struck one of the rear wheels of the carriage, completely de- mosishing the vehicle and throwing out the two elderly ladies with ter rife force.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-19

Women s Fleece Lined Ribbed Vests long sleeves,
 winter weight. Regular price 29c. Our price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-19
MORSE EXPECTS
 TO RECOVER
Banker, PardOned by Taft Plans
 For Trip to Germany Specialists Say He is Doomed
Special from United Press.)

 Atlanta Ga, Jan. 19-Though his pulse was today far below normal and his physical condition so weak his phy- sicians refused to set a date for his leaving Fort McPherson. Charles w. Morse was cheered bp the knowledge that he was free again and insisted to friends at his bedside that he would recover.
 If Morse's condition permits, he will said. for Bad Nauheim, Germany, to take the baths, in the belief that they may restore normal heart action. pr. A. D. Fowler, the specialist who has been in constant attendance on the sick man during the last few weeks, said today that he doubted whether Morse would live to carry out his plans for a trip to the Ger man baths. Dr. Fowler said that, at the. most Morse has only a. year to live, and that his death may come any day. The army surgeons here limit his hold on life to six months.