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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Lost and Found.

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Lnst--fonng male I.leweiiya set
ter froin tte w. comHtock ~.
Phone q. A. ses. Reward for re-
turn,
Lost black belt black buckle, Ia
Ballard, Thursday. return TO 1ltt
W Gfth. Phone Ballard ilft.
reward.
VIII party who found mems gold
watch near Old Public Market
please return and no questions
aske Elliott 1893.
Lost Tuesday. purse with ahont ~.
Finder return to ronfan. care Ihr
star, and receive reward.
found--fhe right ptare to have POUR
watch repaired, Hyuoun. ieweiet.
isgi Thifd, near Pike All wofh
guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

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Advice. addresses. information. gen.
erai iIst correspondents. refined
high class business and social cir-
clen I4lg korthiake Ave. North
IB3. Florence Nichols.
Widow. So years, without incum-
brances, would like TO meet gem
tieman who would give her com.
Portable home; no tritlers Obtect
matrlmony. x-isb, care star.
Wanted--To know the address OF
Thomas Anderson. Address any
Information 20 Alex Anderson.
Hotel Yakima, sil Maynard ay.
RUPTURE CURED. permanent, 40
operation or detention from iapor.
over 200 cases cured past two
years. ages to 10. Harvard
system, 5i7 Eltel bldg. Seattle:
0ff,TrTTE BLADES sharpened, soc
dor: raxors. use. etc lfol 9Th ay.
Don't be lonely Join our Matrimonial
Bureau. Ladies' free. 7ps Pine st.
TOUPEEs, WIoB--Aii Kinds Of hair
work korb. fe4 spring. Ind ABE
Nichols. BUNGALOWS. Hinckley Hik
Say u saw II In The star"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

80 acres beaustful water frout.
good soil. fine bathing beach.
close ia. Two boats daily. bulk
head. boethoume. fine summer 70.
sort. Price ti.s0e.oe. $4,000
c n. MERRITT
eos Pacific Hik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Funeral Directors.

BUTTERWoRTH a SONS
Professional Directors and iicenssd
Embainers 1891 LIST Phones sfs
Unltersiiy Undertaking rarlors, &21t
18th ~. r.. North 2iR. w. y. Fork
ner.
Bonnsy. Watson Co. Funeral Direo-
Main Is. Elliott 7tt.
100000 n en- f-1 fSS,, 4,
ped for weddings, receptions, fu-
nerals. PARIS FI1OHIST--21s PIKE:
BfTHNS fIsOHAL Co. col ard. Main
2tf3-cut flowerg. deriGns. aeada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

Have your bills collected. North
Coast Collection Co. t55 y. Y. Blk.
Set ~ warmers literature, 90 vol
umes. for 5000, al Iei Third AZ:
Drngisss Doctor. DE saffery. 2ii
Union. Phone.
Kodak developing. loo rpli, any
nizr. Jacobs Photo Shop. P.-I I'D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

Riaito Court. Phones, hot and cold
water. walking distance. 17ag
Boyiston. East ABS.
Excelsior Apis, -~Furnlshcd and un-
furnished eth and pike. Main 2ss1.
81. Lawrence, 1s0oa sth--Comfort-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

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s-room house 5000, all Fremont
car lines. 10 minutes out. fenced.
city water. toilet. but no bath.
Key at 500 Kilbourns ST.. corner
OF Linden av.
broom modern. large lot, slightly.
fine for chickens, 2 blocks 20 car.
$40 per month. for fow days
only, Phone North 1885.
ti3.00--s rooms modern. superior
view. s1i Newton st. N. Queen
Anne car,
-Four Groom cottages. each 1850.
Main IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Special Notices.

N.Ne'1~Nee~NF~'<TeFNFNfN =,
Madame Del sol, seven years IN IN
aaturdav essulnNa once 1Vp.
ever tank for IA xinss. ard a Pike,
Netiee 4. hereby given that | Will
not be responsible fur debts son
tractcd ~ my wife. ", a HuntlrI.
ffOiiisf Pants of all descriptions
3ti0 Holly ~. Phone deacon Pto
Nichols. bungalows. usnoklsy lllk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
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Homesteads.

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DON'T 90 To CANADA FOR
CHEAP LAND
READ THIS AND SEE Us
ABOUT 1T
32d acres excellent wheat or fruit
land, ITO acres now In crop. s-room
house. all fenced and cross fenced.
good well. also large lake. sick
ness compcls the sale OF this fine
place at the price offered. We can
give possession OF this for $1,000
and include with the farm $3.50
worth of household goods. This
e. not catch ad.
s6i and SOS Empire building.
REIMBURSEMENT
1 so acres. miles from r. n. and
town. abundance of water for ir-
rieation 10 be had at 20 feet. The
adjoining land has alfalfa and
orchards growing. Price $500.
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
RGB Emnire nidr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Furnished Houses

For rent s-room modern cottage,
fhn'ee lot. In nice neighborhood.
For. rent furniahed--S-r room modern
banRaiow. furnace. laundrx trays,
fireplace, near car, feb, 90.
THE MODERN BUNGALOW co.
s70O i+th ~. ~. Phone Kenwood S.
e-room modern heated house, lawn,
flowers, fine 0icw. Phone East
H5G2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

tF~~eNENFn-seeF-FefA
co msn wanted at once 10 take
course In rnitcd Wireless training
ctann and be ready Tor positions
with United Wireless Telegraph
Co. who are notified 10 prepare
Tor passage. new iaw effective
July fst. making two operators Oh
passenger vessels compulsory. Act
quick Apply chief operator. @lp
Grand Trunk dock
wanted--voung man about 70 years
old as bill clerk IN wholeaaln
house. Must 10 rapid and accu-
rate az figures and be good pen-
man. one liNins with parents
preferred. Address In own hand
writing. stating age, experience
and salary expected. Address
KISS. care star.
Woman wants partner for halt In
tsrost IN f1e 900 manufacturing
aud established business. tto. 900
contract fer 1919 delivery. Handle
your own moneY and gen. office
Managers posttion. lifetime IN
come fame and fortune. Address
&sts3. cate star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

Sacrifice Sale Modern Furniture
ais Pike. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Help Wanted--Female

Help Wanted-Female
,e,~'>-~- ,--,,s.,ss :. ).
No D' Ho mAap Exrnnera n.SeS"
A gradual heafthfui reduction guar
anteed 10 ali obese people. Calls
made q your Fesidsnce u notified
fHENoMf.sAf. REMEDY co
office hours. 90 .. IA except
tis-it ARCADE sI.pu
We S SslsssnSsflF ' wsaAs e sfp'A'a'
rnltsd states Empfo, snsnt BUREAU.
Mrs Mcdonald wants cocks. wait.
resHes, au5bsrm.ids dsy-work
housekesprrFs hotel help a spe-
Phone Elliott ssss'
wsnted-r oanx women. either az
psrieneed or Inexperienced 20
work o. t.lsph?ne operators Aps
~ The Pacific Teiephons and
wantrd~-fadiaa that have Old hats
and trimmlngr 20 bring them 20
MAZE. CfAfIiE. 1879 SECOND Az.
and have new hats made OF them
AZ moderate prices
ladies' and chiidren's aressmakinK.
infants laysttea a speeiaity, sat
modelling and Dressmaking Par
lor-, are Arcade Bldg
Mothers. We board your children.
s. 90 month Orphans free. Mt
Calvary Home. itt5 Bisweft. Rev.
Ross y Cumming, Supt
Electric needle operator. 800 sit.
tiua. Combinsa made up, hair and
switches dyed. Harris EiectroIysis
Co, t3s-s Arcade Bldg
Two young women 20 canvass on
good paying proposition. Call
zoe and $50 o. m.
Mothers. zee board your children.
$500 month Orphans free Mt.
Calvary Home, itf3 BlswstL Rev.
Ross 4 cumminEs, Supi
Giri 20 assist with very light house
work. no washing 1895 s5rd =.
Wanted Z Competent cook: Phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Situations Wanted
Female

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Competent woman wants day work.
any kind. Phone Main 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Acreage.


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ACREAGE ON MACADAM ROAD
Wsth -sood view of Lake Washing
ton.-1arge tract OF good soil. only
short walk to ferry landing. Price
<rvwe terms $50 cash and $40
nonthiy. Lumber for building on
monthly payments or we Will
build for YOU on easy terms. Come
over and select tract. your
CHOICE Of over 2.0o0 acres. Take
Madison car and Anderson boat or
couafy ferry to Burke a Farrar's
effifs or call fot Cherry Sc.
POULTRY RANCH IN KIRKLAND
A new b-room house. china closet
and cupboard. house IL painted
and well finished. front and rear
porches, good well, city water.
all cleared good View OF Betao
fine level tract OF rich alder land.
all cleared. good view OF Lake
Washington. sl250: terms siO0
cash. $40 monthly. John Brene-
man. at Anderson's dock. Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
WHY PAY Mcf1sE9

acres good. rich alder bottom land.
with running water. Nearly any
hour 10 city market. Richest
farming district. right here at Be-
from store. driving distance TO
market.
$500 TOR 5 acres. sss cash
CLIFFORD. 1913 THIRD AV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

Housekeeping Rooms.

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OLYMPIC ApTH. 2oie Western av
Single rooms. 50 up. susfs
wee up. Near public .nhrhet
TIE Earle. IA Marion. choice. mod
cru sleeping rooma. f1oo up.
Housekeeping o. niespinR roofna.
100 week and up. 1919 Pike 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

NANTEU--Men and women 10
learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning Call OF write.
NATIONAL BARRIER COLLEGE
a. Washington ~
MIL WORKERS ANb. LQonEIts
Mil owner IN nslnhborhood where
I am selling acreage wants several
men immediately says men who
reside III ineaiitY make best help,
See me. Maybe We can help each
other. Hay bfoaiiist. an hoks
Fffty yeans men wanted az once 20
prepare as freight o. passenger
traln brakemen and locomotive
ftfnwef. positions open on awsftg
railroads. tfeoeo monthly up. no
tronhie. no eaperisncs necessity
Building Tes f'tfst aF.
foaas men wantrs tor raiiroaa and
wireless tsissraph ssrstes, easy
items suar.l.sssa. Cali sr address
National rslexraps instituts
sie. ard sv- epposits orphsam
WA does I.aaaqaisl aeil s.s suit,
fes sisr nrrsus~ Ne ss'us them
upstairs Room set Empress The
Airs Huiidinr
fsarn 20 be a coed h~sbsr a.
AotEfs nAHlikR co1.iE0E
gss Occidental Ave
Hsy = .aw u IN Tn. star
rpffes 81 po.i reoa. hvsryshing
Az W. crsm~r' Tss nsiss
wsaiss --s'assf hsissr ssis ss'h
n.rs cults cfssnsd and pressed.
ll.ta. saititorIarg tt.s kth ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
New Today.

We save you money on a plano or
player plane. We pay aeconi
floor rent aud you get the benefit
Investigate. Waiiing Plano Par
lorz. 200. 10i. 900. 7oS Arcade An
nex end floor. opposite elevators
l second Hand Clothing Bought.
sold and Exchanged.
1917 Pike st Main 5393.
MIKE COHN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

GOA f or 6cnss Of of7Icsc> scosdse >fsis>
son Chandler 5f0 pike. NJ s22T
Modern Furn. Co. buys, sells. Al. G5iS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-19
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

l-Fall of Monastir most important cap
 ture of war.
 Government wins suit against bath
 tub trust.
 Gunmen case goes to the jury today. Big get-rich-quiclS scheme unearthed. Four fatally wounded by man and
 woman companion. Irving Fisher on high living cost situation grave in strike zone. 2-Grceks safe from war service. Dr. Thomas NJ. owen makes report 3-Shortage charged against Anniston as-
 sistant postmaster.
 Skeggs mentioned for United states
 marshal.
 Increase force at new power plant. 4--Edttorial comment. 5-sees the greatest prosperity ever ex-
 perienced
 Forty places to be filled by new lnardi
 of reVenue.
 Great campaign for charity aid First legal aid bureau formed. Kline brought back on forgery charge. Seaboard to be all southern line. Methodist conference convenes today, 6--Society
 Dolly Dalrymple,
 Helping Hand Hints. 7-Sports. S--r;xpoei defnocrats ta keep up liver
 and harbof work.
 Figures issued on mine accidents. e. Opoping attack on now publicity law. II Markets F -Defense rests in Ettor trial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-19
GOV. WILSON GIVEN WELCOME
 WHEN HE ARRIVES AT BERMUDA


 Hamilton, Bermuda, Noyember ls.-Pres- ident-elect Wilson and family arrived on the coast of Bermuda today. The steamer is nov proceeding to Grassy Bay Alder man Black, representing the corpora ton Of the city of Hamilton, invited MT Wilson and his party to accompany Him to Hamilton. where an address oi welcome would be made. Large crowds of people lined the streets and wharxes awaiting the arrival of MT. Wilson. All public and private buildings are decor ated with bunting.
 Hursthoime, winter residence q Mrs J. B. Hartman, has been offered to MT Wilson during his stay here. The weather is fine
 In response to hearty welcome. Mir Wilson said
 When 1 learned [ had been sentenced to four years hard labor, sought rest in Bermuda. The United States and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-19
STUDENTS SENT
 TO OXFORD FROM THE STATES

Washington, November 1S.--A severe criticism of the calibre of students sent
 to oxford university under the Rhodes
 scholarships was delivered today by IDr. George R. Parkin of oxford, execn-
 tive secretary of the Rhodes scholar ship trust before the National Associa- ton of State Universities. which began its seventeenth annual sesion here to- day.
 pr. Parkin divided the students sent to oxford from the United States Into three classes. The first third. he said, were high grade students; the second third were fair, while the other third, I.'wel, it is 2 mystery to the oxford faculty, how they ever get through z pr Parkin said Chat merit should be the determining factor in awarding the Rhodes scholarships. Well rounded stn- Idents were desired. lip declared, regard Hess of financial or social standing. He told the association That Oxford was [ the center of the culture of the world
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-19

and that lie could not understand the lack of interest by Americans in the opportunity opened up by the Rhodes scholarship. He said Oxford ruled England and that at least one-hslf of every cabinet in the last 100 years had been oxford men.
 A report on the plan for national university to be located in Washing ton and conducted by the federal gov ernment was made by Dr. Edmund !. James, president Of tlle University of Illinois. The association contempIatss asking the pext Congress for an ap- propriation of half million dollars. A committee consisting of President James. President w. O. Thompson of Ohio state uDiversity and President Brown Ayres of the University of Ten nessee was appointed to press the mat ter before Congress.
 A number of papers and .sonmfttco reports on various phases ef college life were presented to the association | The university presidents will conclude | ltheir session tomorrow. when they will be entertained at the White House by 'President Taft.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-19

Great Britain coalescing is happy agree ment l trust nothing will happen to disturb the relations of the two coun- tries during my administration"
 The President-elect then expressed a wish to be allowed to remain at his own ca SC.
 owing to the large number of women In the party, Governor Wilson declined the invitation Of the Hamilton corpora ton 10 go aboard private steamer. and he remained on the Bermudian until 1t docked The American visitors fo the island and residents greeted Mir Wilson with much enthusiasm The President elect landed at noon. MT. Wilson was received by the corporation officials and cnthusia stieally cheered as he passed through fine streets.
 The President -elert occupied part of the afternoon, in getting his family set tied in d private cottage, which he has rented. overlooking the ocean. He dis- covered that he was short one bed . a<l rowed across the bay alone 10 obtain 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-19
STRIKE SITUATION CONSIDERED CRAVE  Report of Gov. Glassc0ck's
 Death Unfounded TROOPS TO THE SCENE Armed Strikers Are Marching Toward Paint Creek to Clean It Up.'
 Soldiers Ordered to
 Shoot to Kill
TROOPS TO THE SCENE

Pittsburg, November 1e.A report that Governor Glasscock died suddenly in the executive mansion at Charleston late last night such report being rumored from many West Virginia towns. was found to be entirely without foundation carly this morning.
 The Associated Press at Pittsburg has talked with the governor over the long distance telephone at 12is5 a. m. He was snrprised when informed thai he was dead.
 T don t know and never have been able to find out how such reports originate, he said.
 The governor was at his desk, oeeu- pied with the serious situation that de- veloped today in the strike zone.
 'I'm not dead but busy" he said
 What is the condition in the Kanawha strike zone?'' he was asked.
 .'The matter is serious; in fact 1t is more serious now than at any time," he replied.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-19
Officers of the Government Make Raids in Six
 Cities
OVER A MILLION WAS
 SECURED BY SCHEME
Stenographer Gives Information and Secret Indictments by Federal Grand Jury Follow-Letters
 Attached to Indictments

Cincinnati November 1S.--with the ar rests today in six cities of men alleged by the government to constitute a monu- mental get-rich-auick chain of swindiers. I,nitcd States secret srvlre men declare they have brought to the surface an or ganization that has mulcted small cor porntions, inventors and promoters of $ 10000 in the last three years. The ar rests were made as the result of secret indictments returned here by the last United States grand jury.
 Those arrested were K. r. Minyard at Cleveland, O.; George s. Hannaford. Chi cago; II. B. Warren. Rochester, N. Y; Mason G. Worth, New York; Thomas FishwicE, Boston; A. Bruce Crane. New ark, N J.
 Indictments were returned here against five men who are alleged to have consti- tuted one link of the chain. The five are Minyard. Hannaford, Fishwick and J. R. Ae in Canada The other arrests were made on affidavits of government off cials. The three indicted in Cincinnati will be returned here for tral. A federal grand jury at Rochester is now said to be investigating branches of the alleged swndle, while the grand jury at Buffalo, N Y., will convene tomorrow to take up the case.
 Much of the evidence which resulted in ft ts ryft ( I, grand jury by woman, Miss Clara Kronage, formerly employed as stenogra- pher by the firm of Minyard. Kesser & Malcolm. District Attorney McPherson today held a long conference with Miss Kronage, and 1t was said she would go to Rochester tomorrow to testify before the grand jury there.
 The plan of operation, 1t is charged in the indictments, was for members of the concern to advertise their ability 10 sell stocks for promoters and inventors Those who answered the advertisements were told that the stock could not be sold at it's true value unless guaranteed by a reliable guaranty company. Ths customer then was recommended, it is charged, to George s. Tannaford. who conducted the Chicago Debenture com. pany
 Scheme of Operation
 Hannaford. the indictment states, woulj guarantee the stock. charging l per cent of it's par value. The promoter then would be informed that a purchaser for the entire issue had been found, provid- ing the proposition was found worthy. A charge rating as high as one-third or sometimes 45 per cent of the par value of the stock would be made for this ir- yestigation Afterward the promoter was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-19
Joseph VogeI Then Kills Woman and Commits
 Suicide
DETECTIVES WERE
 CHASING THE PAIR
Suspected Them of Diamond Robbery. Most Serious Shooting Affray That Detectives Have Run
 Into for Years

] New York, November lsA man and !, woman stood sose stpail room of a Raines te- srf the sronS t51TH' aiia ee lIlboratelr siiet down three ieiectives snc two other men who were trying to place the pair under arrest After nearly empty Ime fhc II chambers Of large automatic re4olv,r, reinforced by shots from an or dlnaiy revolver In tho hands of his woman companion. and probdbiy fatally wound Ing four of those whom lie shot down. tho man shot and killed the woman and then put bullet through his own head, dying instantly.
 This is the outline of one of the most serious shooting affrays which the de- tectives of this city have run into for years. so far as the conflicting stories of the shooting had been sifted late to- night
 The dead man was known by several names, having registered at the hotel as Joseph Vogel. The police declare that he was q Pole named Pheres DorageskL The woman with him had registered as fottie vogel yogel was about 4s years old and the woman about %
 Suspected of Diamond Robbery
 The detectives were on the trail of the pair. suspectlng thom of having been ac- compllces in a diamond robbery, for which Sophie Beckendorf n domestic, had been held for the grand jury today. The woman who lad lost the jewels traced the girl to Nogels house and told the detec- tiyes of her discovery. After a taxcab chase today tie detectives learned that the Voges had sought lodging at the Elsmere hotel at Cortland avenue and One Hundred and Sixty-hrst street. in the Bronx.
 Central office Detective Martin r. Fay and Private Detectives John Allen and Louis Gerade went to the hotel in search of their quarry late tonight. Louis Mond- sehein, the proprietor. told of the couple having arrived in q taxicab early in the evening and ordered William Butler, a waiter 10 show the detectives to the Vo- gels room.
 Vogel opened the door in response to a summons and as Allen forced his way in, declaring tho couple were under ar rest, Vogel struck tho detective over the head with e blackjack and then grasped a magazine pistol which lay upon the bed. His first bullet struck Allen in the head and he fell probably fatally hurt
 Detective Fay and Gerade rushed into the room, followed by proprietor Mond- schein and Butler It is declared that they did not fire a shot. but expected to seize Aliens assassin. They were not quick enough. Vogel let go one shot after another. nearly every one taking
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