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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-26
Uxlg1 WOMAN ON
BOARD OF REGENTS

4 Ne meeting Of the Federation
Ncuen's elubs yesterday after.
resolutions we're passed ask
- governor TO appoint one
- - : member OF the board
vents OF the University Of
ntngson. and ssking the board
d rsen's to establish a school Of
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0ODHOUNDS SEEK
GEORGETOWN MAN

9odhoundz were last night put
- trail In search Of J. II.
xtired carpenter. who
F'ouslJ disappeared from bis
q 18th Az. and Ferdinan st.,
sosn, Saturday afternoon.
zoors who conducted no eearrh
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gar clean.

gar clean,
And sras ~as the erd Of c9a9a
Olm"
TIE Turkish Gunga Dina have
had TO face more than bullu,a. Nv.
aryw ner- the roads and fields have
besa. atrswn with cholera victims.
writing in agony and begging pit.
eous.y for a drop % water. and
threatening INFECTION 10 those
Who helped them. In the distance
the picture shows horssmen. Zee.
enE fsom tho peetileuce. a. from
fhe Bulgarian army. And 10 tho
face of ballots. cholera. cold and
utter exhaustion. tho water boys
haze done their work
Though I've beIted you an flsyed
you.
BY the Twin God that made you.
You're . better man than 7 arr.
Cunas Din.
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There arc 2,472 daily. 1920
weekly. and 22.s0s monthly publ
cations In the United States. Their
combined circulation IN 59.00o.oo0.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

70 MAIL sunssnrnEus-~T' date
when your subscription expires IL
On The address label OF your paper.
when that date arrives. n your
subscription has not again been
paid ~ advance. your nane II
taken from the list. A change OF
lfdate on the address label 10 a ra-
cefpt.
For. the convenience Of our readers.
va have established agencies at
the following locations.
I'D taioa So, with souvenir and
eurio shop. Phone Elliott ~.
y. ~. m.iiss. sio9 Ballard av. Phone
ballard 800.
Ads may be left Al these branches.
where same rates will be given as
At main office. Transient rates
are Zoe per line or times for the
price % for cash ads
rlHn ralarm
S1AAons tsn3i [eoUncIL
EzyTlF nksc
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ATTEMPT TO RECALL
COSTS CITY Sl.076

II cost si.sTsf0 for the attempt.
ed recall o. Mayor cofferiil.
Oh, no. that's not the amount the
recall association paid out. II was
several times that. and then some.
hut the amount In what the city
OF Seattle IL required TO pay for ex.
ira clerks 10 check up the algna.
lures on the recall petitions.
Elmer Apple OF Indianapolis
claims he r. the man whose name
made the Garden OF Eden famous.
Which reminds us that Indiana
In the state that put the litter In
literature.
Tho first straw hat maker In the
United States was a i2.year.oid girl
named Betsey Metcalf OF Dcdham,
Mass. In 1888 she found a way to
make straw braids of oat straw.
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have been unable TO find any trace
Of him.
He had been In m heal,h-
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Uutscrhlty Undertaking fariofn, t2tt
18th y. q. North ala W. 4. Fork
hef.
n a. Hu1~rEitwoHTH a BoNB.
1871 first av Main 81 Elliott yte.
coo~~o->,olr i.tu-J,,e-~ooco~~-c<
idsdon' cut floWers. fgnrral pieces,
Elliott ltts 1873 Second. Green.
house. Beacon Oh.
BURNS FLORAL co. col ard Maln
Eti1@~rut ftowsra designs seeds.
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Furnished Rooms

~r~~s~~~-~.~>~<~~~r~ ~~~~~>~>~~~~~<>~~~
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. 1i1bh
First. Rates soc daily and up.
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~~~N-~~>r~~-~~~>~~~.ce~ ~rNN~r~~@~~~~~~~~~~~<
ONLY THREE TRACTS LEFT
lo-aers tracts. with fine brook
through one end. black rich soil.
90 : feet deep. all In grass, all
cleared and AZ level as the floor.
Does not overflow. on good
road. near school. stores and depot.
Thix land viii raise tons OF po-
tatoes 70 the acre. 800 per acre.
$500 per acre down and VI 90 per
acre a month. see q. a. Pingree
or r. A. uhiin. IS Downs Bldg
100 second ay
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Housekeeping Rooms


Housekeeping Rooms
s-cs~NsNe-N~N~ec~~~eS~ ~~sSlN~sc-e-N-N-~~cs~1~
housekeeping rooms. 4 furnished
tootns. gas range. phone. close IN.
working girls or young couple
preferred. Hrhcon 31ts
sTEwAHT HOTEL.
g Stewart At. block west Hotel
Washington. steam heat. rooms ssc
and Goo, week ti.so TO TACO. FL
Holt 2gtsI.
Two single housekeeping rooms next
door to nursery. anyone having one
child only, s2s seneca Main SAB.
OLYMPIC APIS. 1910 Western av.---
single rooms. fI.kG up, suite. tz.09
up. Near public market
Cheap. well furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms. steam heated.
at Als Howell
For Hent-~s rooms furnished. s1.0C
Phone Iiencon asgs
81. oe--1-room modern housskeeping
flat, zza1 Eighth Az. Main f40I.
Earle. single ~ " rooms III. Marion
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Personal.

CIBOu0ls
RUPTURE cultrD. permanent. no
operation OF detention from labor.
over zoo cases cured past two
Hefs. eEce I 20 10 Harvard 6ya-
TEN tt7 Eitsi nids.. seattle.
Persons who saw laay fair from Yes
Ter car November 20. ktudiy call
" A. W. iiAstie. Main 1914. Sos
Nav YORK Blk
Root river Appie cider. SOC gallon.
delivered best you ever had. taste
before pa ytnE. Phone Queen Anne
fsfs
Wppodrome Academy DauciuE
Taught VI two leapeas. private or
class Apply office
GILLETTE Ht.Abfss Hharpened 100
fos rafofs 9se. etc. 1901 tth az.
Oct AeQualnfod society Names aud
eddrcaasN ses Pine 81
Albert Troy. please eau for mail az
PaiHsing. Matchmaking Eiilou ssttW
q Ny II sac M IN Tbs star
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Wanted to Buy--Furniture
Wsnt 6o1nTs 4 6fffcss if1fnIfare' eSash.
GlbsOn Chandler. Go Pike. 81 3z17.
Modern Furn Co tff PIKE 81 GtfE
For Sale -I.iyesfock

For Sale - Livestock
~><~~~r,r~~~~~~e~~e~~~ ~N~r-~~~<-r~>e<-e~cs>>
For Sale head ~ horses very
cheap, weight from 300 e. i.100
pounds. Prizes from szg 70 ffzs.
One mare IN fSal. 200 pounds.
some farm horBeH. just little sore
from street work. z light farm
wagons. Z spring wagons. bug
giles. 10 sets ~ harness, both dou-
bic anJ single. very cheap.
We have pretty near an automobile,
have no further use for thfH. Will
sell cheap ff3 Wfsfiate Nv ~
VIII SELL fine family CIV, 4efssF,
with heffer calf ~ side. She ~
gentle for women 20 handle. and
gives a good quantity Of high test
milk. Phone kenWoOd ztI
Tor S3ie-one brood SOW aud ~
-maIl pIgz Cal AidneL 1850.
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HERE 1T IS--LlsTEN
$50 an acre. 20 acres. par, rich alder
bottom. sufficient timber for all
fuel wants. pure water. cheap
ss Rsss rsns s se sss ssf"p water
front. Map showing the spot de-
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska Building.
COME IN AND SIZE US ABOUT
GOOD CHEAP LAND.
Close 60 Seattle; on easy terms; our
COLBY TRACTS are the best on
w Five ACRES FOR $500;
tas CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
40 minutes service 20 city. f2rc
fare: soli IL red shot clay. with
some dark loan and very easy TO
bors and close 10 school and
SEE THESE TRACTS BEFORE
YOU BUY.
cIIFFoRD, 1919 Third Az.
IMPROVED LITTLE RANCH
In the TOWNSHIP Of Kirkland. fine
level tract OF land. with new 4
room house. good well. etc, unob
structlbie view OF Lake Washing
ton. Price $1,000, sIh cash down
and si5 a month. To see this
place. take a Madison car and
county ferry 60 Burke a Farrar's
office In kirkland. or call at iVs
Cherry 81.
6 ACRES RICH SOIL. SITS
sss cash. $40 per month. all fine
land. easy TO improve, fine view.
close TO school. lots OF neighbors.
r. Van Arsdaie & Co. iaos Third Az.
ALDER BOTTOM LAND
Alder aud maple bottom land, with
good brook, lies almost level. the
finest soil In the state. and only
u mile OF good town. 1,So0 people,
l bank, 5 saw mills. , quarries, 2
coal mines, on main lines rail-
road, with 20 trains a day. plenty
OF work &. 10. 20-acre tracts.
from st6 TO $40 per acre, on your
own terms. Call for q. A. Pingrce
or n. A. Uhlin. is Downs Bldg,
zoe second av.
LITTLE FARM
IA acres rich soil, on famous Wild
by island, practically In town. g.
room house and household goods.
stoves. range. with all farm tools.
all ready 10 step right IN: school.
store. church. mill, lake, lay, all
In sight, fine road, rural route and
telephone pass. Greatest value on
coast: easily worth double what Is
asked. Price $4,000; about half
cash. balance easy. Address
BANKER, Box ~, Langley, Wash.
For Saie--choiceet acre tract on
fIillman boulevard. In kennydale.
for $500. Address Mr.. A. Ainaly.
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Houses for Kent
$-~~~~~e-@~~-~~-~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~
For nale--Furniture 81 7-room house
ana heuso for rent 1900 per
month, 20 minutes walk 10 depot
blocks 70 car. nodefn plumbing
A big sacrifice n taken al once
Inquire Eis Madison a.
For Sale small house and lot house
IN good condition. eefni-modsrn.
Price tta0. tse cash, $40 month.
See owner. c5z7 swift av.. George.
town.
Cosy camp rent almost nothing
snap n taken al once. party leaY-
ing city. Inquire Mrs. Hsrn. East
bsl
FOUR ROOM cottage. with bath. sas.
electric tEht and yard. rent cheap.
h2i HelieYue nv. N Elliott sos.
s-room house. partly furnished. rent
free Tor care Of same suitable for
two, ezte Fiffh Az. ~. W.
s-room modern. blocks 10 car.
large lot. good for chickens fruit
trees. 1900. Phone North 1885
For Rent = s-room house. 1870.
Phone Queen Anne 1fi.
For hens -s-roofn house. barn and
lots Phone Ballard 800.
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uOrPTEls---on sunday. ssth. Elmer
9ouptei. father Of Ara. Geo. dris-
dais OF shelton and Elmer Coup
tel % Vancouver. Wash,
Funeral from the residence. sts
atth av. ~. Wednesday. p. IN. IN
charge of fonin Lodge. ", a A. NJ
Cincinnati. Cleveland aad Vancouver
papers Please crpys
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Excnange--Neai Estate
>r>~<>o~>-,,>>~~1S~~~ e,e-e~-~~->>'-r-~~|
FOR EXCHANGE
is0 sores OF No. l wheat land. Y
mile from H. r. station. IN Ad-
aals county. with good buildings:
100 bushels OF grain this year:
ali good land. Price $50 per
acre: mortgage si.ii7. AZ s e.
due in years. ALSO 32b4 acres
located az Patterson. water right
paid. 500 per acre. mortgage
t225. VIII exchange both for Sc
attic income. or good farm land
on this side. W. w. Noyes. 3i7
Boston Block.
We exchange everything eveFywhere
nt any time. II your price IL right
Real Estate Exchange. b-0-k1l
Lumber Exchange.
r q eimkins gff Liberty BLDG
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$500
$4,000
REALTY A. LOAN co.
t09-i2 Bailey Bldg.
Main fIf


LITTLE CHICKEN RANCH
3 ACRES 1915.
80 CASH AND ~ PER MONTH
Sandy loan soii. with some timber;
boats daily: handy TO Seattle. Tia
coma and Bfemeftou market. eioae
10 school. soil viii grow fruits or
potatoes, and "a ideal for poultry.
cLfFFORD, 1913 THIRD Az.
Branch office, 50 wash. ~
20 ACRES FOH 1900
Situate west Of Seattle and south
school. ~ y. D., telephone. etc.
Lots OF nice beighbora and plenty
OF work near by. PART BOTTOM
s4hnAm NTH NTH n,I s!g AIT TH TllT:
YEAR Only short walk % boat
and stores Terms $50 cash and
$40 monthly Puget sound Farms
Co. coz Third av
A genuine snap. solid gold. section
81 land. go acres. - te.0o an
acre. Think Of g. Worth 1000
IN my business. one-third' cash.
balance 70 suit, ~ per cent. Adj
dress w. H.. care star.
io-hcrs tracts. ioKged-off level. good
land. close 10 railway, $500. =
cash. balance years 8 per cent,
with deed aud abstract.
CABEf. f0z Arcade.
10 ACRES FINE SOIL. $500
SIS cash. 80 per month. fine view.
close TO school, near nice towns.
cheap fare 10 Seattle.
r. Van Arndaie 4 Co. 1908 THIRD Az.
II acres. good level apple land. 1
mile Of Wouatchee. must sell
Price t1.7eo. terms. Address S-ss,
care Star.
i0-acre tracts. alder bottom soil
near Seattle. $3.50. 80 cHSh. bal
nncs $40 per month John ~ God
frey. Main HIS. tsl Empire Bldg
PAciflc STUMP Puller. ftl2 WeNtern az
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cfff ND ScCC%Tfff I0KEs -
on improved or vacant property, any
amount. $50 20 $500 long or short
timsi easy payments. no delay.
hturtessnt A Co. siz Boston Blk.
Private parties with money 70 loan.
eAll on l. g. Sinlkinh, zzt Liberty
HdH., opp. T.. o. Seattle.
Farm. timber. city loans. money
ready. quick action. 800 Mebihorn.
Elliott zSs0.
aIiAT-fEI And cuLLATEHAL
Respectable place q 10rfSw money
o. diamonds and jcweiry. low
rates, private offices. American
Jewelry 90 500 second.
~ ~ NEED MONEY
Loans on b. tloid goods, pianos or
pernonni b 90 10 employoGs terms
ana pawn Ht reasonable. Come
and see a.
EAsTEitN BROKERAGE CO
~ norLnnrn Eank Bldg.. 4ih & PIke
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Business Chances
>~~~~~~~~@~~-~-~~~~-~ -Ns~~s~~~.~y@-~~~~-~N
Ter Saie-~fionrraf merchandise and
butcher stock. az invoice, good
countrY town. Al stock. worth
about $4,000. VIII give terms 20
right parties. rent store aud re-
frisctstor for $500 per month
one good transient hotel. price
fnsnt house. price f1koe. 10 trade
for real estate Of any kind. sos
American Bank Hidr
Fslsi business established 10 years
doing business Of from tioV 20 tiSa
day must be n aakh. time on bal
2ncs x-Est. care The star
Z q kimkins' ~ liberty BIDS.
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s~~>~~~~~~e>~S~o>>~~~r> ~~>~~~~~e
Thanksgiving turkeys. dressed poul-
try. all kinds of laying pullets,
White Leghorns, Silver Spangled
Hamburgs, Hlue Andelusisns, Ans
conas, Indian Runner ducks, all
kinds OF poultry supplies Mt the
Pacific Poultry Co, top floor Cor
ner Market. First and Pike. Ell
iiott s26S
lust received. 5000 live graln-fed
turkeys from Idaho. at Nashon
poultry ranch. Leave orders 1890
Pike place. Re-dressed TO order
while you walt
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Board and Room

Board and Room
Club house. f7ie 18th nv. s.. newly
furnished. ali modern convenience.
steam heat telephone, electric
light. bath. pool room. plano. Eie-
giant home for club OF men. Room
aud board, rates reasonable.
breakfast. luacheou. o'clock din
Nor.
Children boarded, best care. home
snfronndlngH. Ballard lsss. ifss
w etth.
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Help Wantcd--Male
y.~>--~,--r -~~S-<-S--- -------- >'-<------''
aud women 70 learn
ire barber trade wages paid while
seArnins. Call or write
NATIONAL. BARBER COLLEGE
High Grade school
a. washington "a.
DON'T Oct wET
DoST Oct COLD
500 upcalisd for suits and ovsrcoafs
will be sold. ~ and up nrins this
I'd and get 10 per cent discount
WHY does Lundanist seii sss suits
THEN UPSTAIRS. Room aet EN-
press Theatre Bulldlng
Lam 10 - a good barber =,
MOLTn BARBER COLLEGE
g7o Occidental Az.
MANDOLIN. guitar. banjo. free inNtfa-
snents. Sykes Music school. tst
Peoples Hank nldg
FAY saw N IL Tns StaF.
kavanaugh q y % Hats. Iits lei a.
ftta. warm outside rooms ees sth,
Situation Wanted - Male
General utilfty work dour BY two
young men with years ex-
psrscncs IN all Kinds OF house
cleaning. such as cleaning carpets.
windows, wall paper. polishing or
waxing hardwood floors and gen
eraf yard work. VIII call at any
time ard give estimates Satia-
faction sua fanted and prices right.
fhonc Heaceu 1o1k.
Plumbing wanted. ewnsr furnish
material XIII
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Farm Lands
~-s~~~~~s~s~~-~~~-~-~~ ~-~~-~~-~~~~~~@~~~s~s~
Is acres In small town. strictly
SQUAD viaw property, very highly
Improved. all cleared and every
Kind of fruit This " certainly a
swell place. all wa,ered. gas plant
Tor lighting. s-room house. east
front, baiit years. 81 900 cash,
$4,000 20 suit purchaser. vi 90
round trip from Seattle, by boat
=. 4. DIXON a CO.
Maln y. sis Marion St
Is ACRES, WITH STREAM. $3.50
$50 cash. fie per month. fine nhot
clay loan, grand view. lots Of
noishboFa. close to school.
II. Van Afsdaie a Co, 1905 Third Az.
A SNAP acres near Seattle. on
good road. for only $3.50. Good
soil for chickens. berries and po-
tatoea Terms txe cash and SO a
month. fnG Cherry 81
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for NnIe--thOIceNt ] acre tract on
iIillman boulevard. In Kennydale.
for $500. Address Mr. A. Ainaly.
Poulsbo. Wash.
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non q q 81 n e \ 4 { &.
ment. Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fered Thornnr Craig ri Union Il.
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Furnished Houses

large lot. good for chickens. fruit
trees; o.. Phone North 1895
anAp Modern k-r0om cottage. COM
ptetely furnished. piano. very
cheap. Phone Adams 3Is
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Wanted-To Borrow
Money to Loan

{ G. sfHHfSs 81 IiSsrts Hies
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I will cell fine level little farm.
near the ferry boat landing at
Kirkland. for SIS cash aud balance
like rent. $40 month. This place
has rich black soil. where one can
raiee garden truck. berries and
chickens. new 1-story house. chick
en- house. runs. etc. free water. A
bargain. G. Hackworth. Kirkland
Hotel. Kirkland wash.
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For Sale--Poultry

fSfssf dust pan VII M fSSa cosf
Wainwright a Mcleod Phone i2ts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-10

that he will hold hearings before tax.
ing any action on the requests.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-10
CORNERSTONE
| IS DISCOVERED
Interesting Relics Placed Under
Old Library 81 Years Ago
Are Taken Out

New Haven, April 1O-The corner
stone Of the old Third Congregational
church, later the Church street pub
lie library, laid under the southwest
ern corner 81 years ago, has been dis
covered under a mass of broken ma
sonry, just as the workmen who have
been tearing down the old building,
OIL the site of the new nine story Sec
ond National bank structure, had al
most given up hope of ever finding It.
The corner stone was not marked In
any way and could not be distinguish
ed from the many pieces Of masonry
but for it's accurate cutting. This
yesterday afternoon after the work.
men had broken open the top part OF
the stone. The documents placed in
the corner stone on July 3, 1855, by
Rev.. DIR. E. L. CleavelaEd. were found
to be intact. The copper box had been
apparently Theoretically sealed, and
some of the papers, after lying in the
stone for 81 years, did not show any
trace of yellowness.
When the copper box had been
opened Clerk G. e. P. Sanford Of the
United Congregational church, who
had been conducting operations for
the recovery of the cornerstone, found
on top of the collection q catalogue
church and q catalogue OF the "offi-
GERS and students of Yale" Under
meath these catalogues was a city di-
rectory and annual advertiser, pub
lished by J. Fl. Benham, for the yearr
1867 Sc.
Three New Haven newspapers were
found in the collection They are the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-10
RICHLY CLAD BABE
FOUND ON DOORSTEP
Attractive Little Tot Captivates
Cop and Hospital Nurses

New Haven, April 10-Wrapped
snugly in bundle of remarkably well
made and expensive clothes. two
months old boy, with bottle of milk
by it's side was found on the door step
of the house at rs Cedar street, las
night, shortly after o'clock by tn
family living there. The people i,
the house were attracted to the door
and found the little tot crying and
waving it's arms.
The baby was taken to Grace hos.
pital where it was found to be i1' g.
cellent health. The clothing was thor
oughly examined but no note of any
kind was found pinned in the dress.
The babe was atrired in clothing
made from silk and satin cloth. An
expensive bonnet of elaborate de-
sign was tied around the head and
held by a bow Of silk ribbon under
the chin. The underclothing was OF
the most expensive sort, according to
the nurse who examined the baby.
It was apparent that the mother OF
the child had spared no expense in
dressing the little one.
The baby captivated the nurses at
Grace Hospital, just as it had capti-
waited Policeman Daniel III. Lippincott
Of theHoward avenue precinct.
Officer Lippincott found upon inves-
tigation last night. that man and
woman, each about IS years of age.
were seen at the corner of Lamberton
and Cedar streets, acting in suspi-
GUS manner. The two were well
dressed and attracted considerable at
tention. The authorities believe that
they may have left the baby on the
step.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-10
THE FUNERAL OF THE MAINE

Out Of the harbor she sohght long
ago,
Harbor that welcomed, but served
not to save,
Under the clouds, bending piteous and
low,
Crept the great ship to her grave.
Not from tho battles tumuItuous
breath,
Not from the glory of victory's
But from her travail of flame and Of
death,
Lo! republic was born.
Not in the arms of this Queen of the
Wrecks
fingered the dust of her far-famous
dead;
Forests of palms hailed the flag on
her decks
Roses above her were spread
Long had she waited her funeral-day
Lying in rough state mid sunlight
or gloom:
Now the worlds plaudits each step OF
the way
Followed her path to the tomb.
Full sixty fathoms we buried her low,
Meath the rough sea and the ne'er-
changing skies;
Far from mOlesting of friend or of foe
Needless of tempests she lies
j Lies In the arms of the ocean-waves
pressed,
With the wet sea-roses over her
spread,
While, with the love of a nation ca
ressed,
Arlington cares for her dead.
Will Carleton in Harpers Week
ly
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-10
the decree.
Water Supply Unfit.

At the meeting Of the Huntington
school committee last week, the MEM
DerS were faced with an order from
the town health officer regarding the
water in use at the Huntington school.
Dr. w. 5. Randall had samples of 1t
examined and the report was adverse
TO Its use for drinking purposes. AS
a result all the drinking water of the
pupils has to be brought from neigh
boring wells and even this supply is
not above suspicion. The water sup
ply was secured after some difficulty,
the well being made on the property
of Mrs. Martin, some distance from the
'school and the water piped to the
new building, there being sufficient
fall to make the supply accessible to
all parts of the building. UP to the
time the report of the town health Of
ficer was received the water was used
and pronounced excellent in quality,
tasteless and colorless
A Wealthy Child.
An authenticated copy of the will of
j. Arthur Hinckley. who died in, Paris
on Aug. 81, 1910, has been filed in the
Stamford Probate Court. The will
was proved in New York, but, mas
much as part Of the estate is in SIAM
ford, the local proceeding was neces-
sary. Mr.. Hinckley owned 10 acres
of land on Hubbard's Hill. There is
no estimate of the amount of the es-
tate on file here, but it is understood
that 1T amounts. to about $1,000. 900.
Mr.. Hfnckley'S son, John Arthur
Hfnckley, now about five years old, is
given twO-thirds of the entire estate.
The executors are directed to set aside
for his use $1,000 per year until he be-
comes fifteen years old. Between the
ages Of fifteen and twenty-one, $10,-
600 is to be allowed annually for the
support and education of the young
man. In the period between twenty
one and twenty-eight years he is to re-
ceive $4,000 per year. Then, If the
executors deem it advisable he Is to be
given $4,000 Of the principal In ad-
dition to that, he is to receive $25, 0OG
annually until he becomes thirty-five
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-10
SHOT PISTOL FOR FUN
NOT TOKILL HIMSELF

Going to his home at POI Harral
avenue last night with a supreme
Jag" Dominick Gazsi took a pistol
and fired it several times In the air.
Members of his family, thinking he
was attempting suicide, sent for the
ambulance.
1t turned out that Gazni was un-
hurt and had been firing the pisto,
for effect only. He was turned over
to the city court authorities and this
morning was fined SIS for discharg-
ing a firearm within the city limits.