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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

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Catarrh. eye. ear. nose, throat. ~ n.
nerve. heart. lung and blood dis
eases. epilepsy, Roitrs. Kidney.
BLADDER aisee ss, cured e.. s y pss
Avenue. Mshihorn Bldg. Rooms
500 and sos. .
Maternity Home We Rave opensd 2
maternity home in connection with
our sanitariums graduated obatet-
ricai nurse In attendance. charges
reax0uabts Swick Sanitariuui,
2sis FIrnt nv. Main z9z.
Rupture cured. permanent. without
operation or detention from labor (.
over 400 cases cured past TIVE
Zssrs. ages e Is e. Hazard
0erman. with good trade. aged -.
desires 20 meet German woman
for partnership. Address glib,
Wanted--To buy hair; hair chaIns
and switches made TO order. Mrs
~ Miller. 1873 Sixth av., near PIKE
Biggest show IN city; baby. chicks
hatcbed every minute In glass IN
cubstors Come and see. In Annsx,
~ Pike st. --
Chiropody and Manicuring pariors.
Facial and scalp treatment zls
Liberty Bldg.
The Sc and f6c store Hundreds n
articles. Wholesale and retail. III
Third av.
Bornething 20 show your FRIENDS.
Five postafs for rs cents fsiiver).
The Aiki Co. Seattle, Wash.
GTT.T.FyrrE BLADES nhsrpsned, zoe
dox, razors, zbc. ste. 1fol 4th ay;
Don't be lonely. Join our Matrimonial
Bureau. Ladies' free. Jos Pine ST.
Fancy She'll Handled sonyenir Pens
Souvenir Pen Co. box 1905 Seattle.
Wrinkles. frockfea, scars. moies.
yimpies removed, st7 Arcade Bldg.
TODPEES. WIGs-Aii kinds Of hair
work. Korb, f0f spring. Ind 4tsz.
Oil and Pottsr~-JTent circle Friday
8. Readings daily. 1906 Bro,
Mrs r. Spears, peimist, 1903 srd Az.
asv = saw II in The Star"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

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Reward-ss given 20 finder % silver
poeketbook. lost IN Empress thea
ire "Wednesday night Highly
prtsed as Xmas present from a
dead friend, Phone Harriafth 1905
Lost--sftndtr bull pup. one white
eye and four white feet answers
stSt Cherry at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

SSARpsSo. Cal. March
4 deepssate revolver
- Two bandits who
~. tie Central Lode
~ any. AZ Owl SPRINGS
~ Il lse.eoa. we're
l.. "a and Waterman
$3.50 was shot throngh
1ir vs. brought hero to
,u1I 80 n. Langley.
Z .Nln.s and Bert Lane.
- ~roovA Ench man 10 ~
~ ~ bsen shot twice
- 80. Owl Sprinss Is
= u The Randsours
I.ll4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

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New pianos 10 rent. rent apptind on
purchase Waiting. 9oa-s V1 Arcade
Annex ,secend floor. opposite Gle
satof)
fAihtlns, paper hanging and kslno-
mining. all work guaranteed. as
Inmates given. East s9tt, East
defe
Clock repairing M speciality.
hiuaeu, xst lilnckley nik 1. 1859.
Cotnats fr0nt -iaco. also back lace.
Madam Morfill. 1891 and av.
Nlshels. bungalows. ltlerktey nlk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

For pent-~Ths furnished house at
OFT I.akevlew av., rooms furnish
"a. two In attic unfurnished, large
basement, with laundry trays,
Large lot, with fruit trees and ber-
rlss. one block from two car lines.
EastIake and summit
Rent only t2b. Apply on prem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Funeral Directors.

DrTffllNoHfI ( E0Ns
PROPORTIONAL Directors and Licensed
kmhalmor.. 1881 let. Phones SEA
University Undertaking fpriors. asa
18th ". y North 4ts Green fst
henney. Watson Co. Funeral birec-
tors. Third av and University.
Main ~, Elltott so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Lake Burien Property.

ENAPl SNAP
An acre. one block from Burden
lake car line, 1900 terms. a. X.
WfLDE. ~ New York blk. Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
For Saie-Wood and Coal.

e1eT.1.|'e1TeN~
~ a cord q A. fos. lad 7iis
fatent dust pan with fret load coal
WalnNriRhf 4 Mcleod Phones i1is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Apartments for Rent.

~<s(~e~~~~e~~.N~~ ~c-r~r~~eN~~N~r~~~~~N~
Two Groom flats close 20 car 10
minutes walk to pogtoffioe, $1,000
each: also furnished rooms and
apa rtmsnts gabei, 403 Arcade
Eagle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Apis,
room and board. 1850 a week. sss
9Th, Bremerton, Wn. Phone x I'll.
furnished; eth aud Pike Main 2sef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Business CHANCES.

s~~~~~~>@~~~~<s< -s.-N~IN~eS~.~N~e>
W anted---tAftncr with $500. THIS
is permanent. honorable AMI
very profitable business. strict
tnNcntiantiun will prove a. A
chance Of life. For appointment
Tot lnteRtigation. G.igo, care star.
Just right tor two partners. s.ehaif
barber shop, modern. two baths
Old stand. IN good town can't lose
1850 % cash. Todd a Tflfnbic. Mt
Vernon. Wash.
Estabiiahra fuel business fnf cts
set or ANAL Fsnch. Phone Queen
Anno tok.
fnftuE cigar stau1 reasonable
terms II desired. owner goinE
kAHt 50 Madison.
Paying apartment and roogninN
house, refined locality, bona fids
bargain. Phone East 1881,
Wantsd--tAnd cleared in exchange
for building lot. University dts.
trlet Phone hast sitt.
Nleh0ls. bungalow lllnekisy hlk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Help Wantci---Malc

-~.s-~--~s-- --~--.-..,- -----.-...e-
wantsd--sien ana women 10 learn the
hNreer traas. Largest and most
raid while Isarnins An unlirniisd
course only tss. Cali aud see cur
NATIONAL nxRnE& coLLEoE.
80 Washington. or fze Thiri Az.
fhons. Main tftt.
Examinations In few dsys--r~w
men uHdef 81. common school cdu-
cation 10 coach Tor Washington
RAILWAY MAI. CLERKS Es-
rctfnnt opportunity HOW So tW
suesii@ieiY. Mr.. calvin. isss Alaska
Huiiitna. last call.
Nur ARE wANTftf, 10 become raii-
way mail clerk $40 % month Ne.
attic exsminattors MAY q 2ues-
iionE and coaching sent free
lfanhiln Institute. Dept. GIN
Rcrhvnter. y N
ilss. experienced classified advsr-
usiag seilestce. Apply 10 Mr.. nur.
rewsa. The star offtce.
Yomnn men wantsf faF railroad and
wireless telegraph service: easy
lions xuaraatssf call OF address,
national IrlrNraEh tratttht1
sie1 sfd ss- opposite orghsurn
EdnxAted men 20 learn wireless
teiewraphy. Position open. good
salaries United Wireless Train.
los Class. 40 Grand Trunk Dock.
small tmproeeA fnrsn. ifnoa eanAt
good water ffont. for care NOR
thar for renf Address q \ Han
son, Hfemerten. Gen. pei
rhs new Upstairs I~ns cinfhins
Shap nelis 80 suits for ftSs t3A
suits Sizso Lundauist. set Em
press Theatre fiidS - and spring
Engineers. fifssnsa. tanitors insiruet-
81 for itcense. reasonable tnrma
sas Oriental building tili >
OfYMPtc ApTx. xoio Western av
Single rooms. etss uB. suite,
zoe % Near pahlic .aarket
Learn To b. a Feed barber AZ
MuLFN BARBER cpf.LEaE
19a orria~ntAi Ave.
STAY = saw b, IN The star
spfinr 81 POSI- room. Everything
new 80 rents par cue ie1t Third
az w Crsmer. TED ualnr.
Plaza f'ooi Hal tcrvnns wwieons.
"a Norman. structural Iron WEEK.
sr. Manager
Msr's suits rfesned and pressed.
81 90. Suifktnriurn. ilsl kLM az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
rnEE DEED ~ CASE or dealt
FREE DIED ~ CASE or dealt

Y HE HFfT+H IN iNFfE UF DIN II
Aiscp, fnuhomiah caanty. chicken
and berry ranch buyers who de
before pa ymcntn are completed
10 and 2Q-mcrs tracts neat station,
school ana proposed new electric
line. Everett to iieiiInghafns level
land burned over, easy TO clear
shallow water, good soil. several
nearby nhiuKic mills provide en-
piofmeut. many contentrd buyers
now living at Eiscos price $50 per
ecra on terms Of $3.50 down and
VIC per month. an honest proposi-
ton aud a square deal Call OF
write for illustrated booklet
Ei.MDOD LUMBER a TIAftisH CO.
73T Henry bldg Main slp5. Ind. soss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

f>s>ss,sss f>~ee>~eSer>~~~~~ee>e>
lsatEc front om. very desirable To-
Ia EnNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Situation Wanted--Male

Nsrs.~~~~f>N~Ne~~s~r>~ ~e~er>->~e<se~>r~>~>~e
WALL paper furnished and hung. o.
room and up. Painting, tiutiuE
lsarL rs Mal. fhnne Main ptal-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
The SEATTLE STAR

TO ulAxx nWDDC1IDUU0--Th data
when your Subscription expires IL
on the address Label % your p2per.
Whes that date arrives. u your sub.
s<ripttoo has not again bssu tatd
In advance. your name 10 faksn
fruus TIA list A charge of data
on Tire address label " . rseelpt
For the convenience OF cur r~&dera
ws have Established agencies 81 tbs
following inrs fEousf
Ballard 1ns
QnAtsx nrux usnrss Fourth ar ard
Pike at. Third Az. and Maalxon at.
first av.. near SprinG st
Abs may 10 left at these branches
whxFa same rates will be- gfven as
az naiu offirN Transient rates
are Ice par line or ! times for the
price ~ foF cash ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
For Salc-Furniture.

F1TZHENltr AUCTION HOUSE.
1913 Fifth Bays. sells second .
hand goods and other rnafcln ndlss 7.
spot cash Main t11. a fsis. Old
est auction house W The state.
Furniture of l-roOm flat Tor sale aud
flat for rent, $50 per month. rooms
viii pay rent FDHtrup A. Feffers.
lii1 Market "a. ballard
valdez Furn. 90, 1919 First av. 1fai1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Flats for Rent.

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-Four large unfurnished rooms 10 lot.
1879 18th av ).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

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~-@~~~~l~r>~~~.<r~rs<~~ ~-r~~~~a~-~-~~es~
For ReBf--sstefnl ruofrs partly FUR
nishsd. At fsta seventh av.. 80 per
room monthly. Apply Mt green
casoref house in rear. on westiaks
Az entrance or 10 owner. l. J.
Sprsngis. Aquarium. King county.
Wash tCiea Acres Dock. Hashon
Isiandb.
TIE BROADWAY. corner BROADWAY
and raslef--.Iust opened. nifty
roorns TO choose from. popular
prfseH. hot water. steam heat ana
call bells in every room. u
preutis., Prop.
sunny pleasant outside rooms. first
hftf. every rouvsni~nce. very rsa-
.onable. Main ftss.
Room. fi.fs week. Free bath. free
phone. Yates Hotel. STD an9 Pine
gRkND PAcfFfC HOTEL. iiikn
FIrst-~itates sec daily and up
Nfce sfsaFu heated rooms. ta0o
week and up. I12 Pie 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
For Sale - MisceIIaneous.

N~r~~sN~@-~N~~s~>~>-~>~ ~~~~~-~~s~~N~~~J~
fOr Complete set Of wood
carving tools Address q. 30.
miller. station = Seattle Phone
sidney 49,.
Cash register registering 81 10 81
tof sale Tor $50 90, worth So bar
gain. 1903 Seventh uv near
tHiou ~
tpf plumbing supplies aud fsnairs.
70 20 HuBTADB. st5 second y
New pianos FOR rent, rent applied on
purchase. heYer-ToEsf. ala Union.
Mfa Vs. 7 beuH9n. 0ptitian. 49, A..
cade Esiabilahed years
For Ssie~-iSome fox terrier pupyles
AZ t9lz BaRley hv.
Violin lessons. Instrument free. Ind.
fs43
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Furnished housekeeping rooms
clrap. light. hat and Kaa In.
riuded queen Ahne 1904. lie
Valley -
Earle. III Marion single x. Z. Rms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
YOUNG q BRoDERG
NoRTn on WOODLAND INK

5000 Vernon Place. Ballard.
Phone ballard sf5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Help Wantcd---Female

S-s"-'-Fssrl7se."~T@F
Wantsd--Younx uousNn. either 80
pefienrcd or Inc pertGnrNd. 70
work As teirphDa~ operators Ap.
ply 20 itek fFd aN or 1880 tftr
az Ths Pacific TrsTphona aud
Telegraph Co.
fstenaant room, : ~ month. to wp-
Sunday. 1ttf ~ E0tumnia. y.
tHifn ear
ofrss taught adding machine In
vesttxate. Great propnsifiou.
Hannn. nom DOE. Cnlnlan nnIIdlnG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Acreage.

10 ACRES, SIS
Level, rich bottom land covered With
cedar, must be cash. Party needs
money 10 meet bills. Worth f275.
good title. Free abstract,
OLE HANSON a. co.
Third Floor, New York Block.
s-acre tract, excellent soil | y miles
from wharf, across Lake Washing
ton. adjoining property worth
1900 an acre Only $500 cash. v.
o, Box s7i, City.
Zen acres, cheap for cash, good To-
cation; soil aud buildings. small
orchard: must soil quick. sses Geo.
r. Kelley. Fall city Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
Wanted to Buy---Furniture

ftfLi1itTON FURNITURE co,
1914 bfh nv. Pay cash for second
hand goods Main 1915.
Modern Yum. 90. buys. sells. 81 sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20
City Real Estate-Contd.
BALLARD SPECIAL

s-room modern house. corner lot.
ib0kig1 feet. ali assessments IN
ana paid. on car line. fine view
worth $500 90. will faefifics this
place at $500 90. hair cash
4 sfoom new cottage. lot S0Rioe.
ti.1Ib.08. 5000 caah
Lot tD2Ine on W Goth st. piiiH
1850 90. 1900 90 cash
Lot f0rfoo. ballard Beach. fine yicw
$4,000. half cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

Want $500. good interest, three
years. no agents. G-iai. care
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

AT Ef.LENsBrRo.
ACRES. tt7s. fiS6 CASH.
Balance $40 per month. for choices
land under Ktttitan high ine
canal ~ you don't know what II
In. les time ron were asking
Close 20 railroad station. Now
IL your chance "a get a good UT.
tic piece Of irrigated land al
pRIcEs and TERMS that ars
RIGHT.
KiTTfTAs LAND Co. nc,
far7N Third Avcrue Main st9A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

PIANO bARGA fx--DEcKE En- BROS,
Handsome case cost fe8e. Special
price now. tzsss some terms. John
q waiting Co., zoo. 79i. 20t. 381
Arcade Annex faecond floor oppo-
site eievmtort.
Kodak rolls 1svsfopsd for foc. any
size In at l. at they're done
Jacobs Photo SHOP. p.4f Bldg
LIcEl.ID 49, j. L..ana IIlncL I..x Nik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-20

Learn 20 lance In fse
IN days. Private insuue.
IA ~ iton Trial frsa Lee
~ sons every day and sven
HA< ! tug Dancing xuafsn.
~ tssd. 10 teachers
IOS pRFAMLAND
AI Seventh and Union-
TtA III ron have tried 90
learn from ether trach-
ers without success.
COME 20 asL Pref Hsbes
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70s second Az Room ~ Downs Bik
Phone Main sg0s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-31
WILSON TACKLES
STATE QUESTIONS
Confers With OfficiaIs--Con-
gresham Underwood TO
Meet Him Later Today.

TRENTON, N. j.. Dec. 31.-Presi-
dent-elect Wilson devoted the morn
ing hours to conferences with State
officials He looked forward, he said,
to the visit of Representative I'm
derwood later in the day, after which
it was expected that something
definite might become known as to
the date of the extra session of Con-
gress and plans for tariff revision.
John Maynard Harlan. of Chicago.
son of the late Justice Harlan, of the
United States Supreme Court. dropped
in to greet the President-elect today.
Being a Republican" he smiled,
there can, of course, be no sig
nificance to my visit" He is per-
sonal friend of the Governor.
The President-elect talked briefly
with John A. Ballaine. of Seattle,
Wash, about the Alaskan situation.
He arranged for an appointment with
him later and for a series of confer
ences, at which delegations will pre-
sent their views upon the opening of
coal lands in Alaska.
Mr. Ballaine said that he and DEM
ocratic State Chairman Hoffner of
washington, were appointed a COM
mittee to bring Alaskan questions be-
fore the President-elect at an early
date. Mr.. Hoffner. he added, was ill,
but would soon confer with Governor
Wilson.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-31
SULTAN IS FIRM
ON ADR|ANOPL
Porte Willing to Leave Every
Other Question to Powers
for Decision.

CONSTA Dec. 31.-The
instructions which were sent to
Rechad Pasha to be presented at
yesterdays session of the peace con-
ference in London were in part un-
decipherable. They proposed the sub
mission of all matters at issue be-
tween Turkey and the Balkan States
to the decision of the powers, with
the exception of the question of the
future possession of Adrianople.
The official view is that this pro-
posal of the Porte affords the most
practical and at the same time the
most expeditions means of reaching
a solution of alb difficulties. So far
as Adrianople is concerned, the Turk
ish government insists upon the alb
solute maintenance of its sovereign
rights. With this exception the Porte
is ready to place itself unreservedly
in the hands of the powers for the
settlement of all matters affecting
the political organization of Albania
and Macedonia, the limits of the new
frontiers and the question of the
Cretan Islands.
The Turkish contention is that the
powers in any case eventually must
supervise whatever arrangement is
made. and the conflicting interests of
the allies are calculated to cause in
finite delays and possible disagree
ments. Therefore the project of plac-
ing the case Immediately in the
hands of the powers is likely to put
an end more quickly to the present
euuivocal situation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-31
HOTEL WORKERS
TO STRIKE TONIGHT
international Union Pronuncia-
mento Derided by New
York HoteI-keepers.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-A strike of
thousands of walters, cooks, kitchen
workers and elevator runners in the
big hotels of the city has been set for
tonight, New Years eve, by the In
ternational Hotel Workers Union.
The hotel managers deride the idea
and say there will be no difficulty in
handling the throngs which will watch
the old year out
The announcement that there would
be a strike followed an all-night
meeting of the unions officers and
was entirely unexpected by the hotel
managers. According to union off,
cials, several big hotels have already
agreed to meet the walters demands.
Although members of the Hotel
Mems Association thought there
would be no strike, hurried meeting
of the organization was called to
frame eleventh-hour plans to meet a
possible emergency.
1t has been estimated that New
Workers spend a million dollars in
feasting on New Years eve.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-31
Paris to u. S.
by Wireless

WASHINGTON, Dec. s1.-The navy
departments great new wireless
tower. near Arlington, Va, has sue
ceeded in catching the time signals
from the Eiffel tower, in Paris, a dis
tance of nearly 5000 miles. according
to information given out at the navy
department here today.
The fact became known in connec-
tion with the plans that are being
made to attempt to reach the Eiffel
tower and other stations throughout
the world at midnight tonight, to flash
New Years greeting"
Wireless records are undoubtedly
held by the Clifden, Ireland, station,
with which Marconi exchanged sig
nails at a distance of nearly 5000
miles. The navy department tonight
will endeavor to send the New Year
greeting to the Eiffel Tower the Cliff
den station and Key West, Colon and
Point Iona. California, stations, and
to vessels on the Atlantic and Pa
cific.
In case the stations in Ireland or
France secure the message the wire
less greeting viii probably go we'll
on its way around the globe, follow
ing the wireless route along the Med
iterranean and the Suez canal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-31
NEWARK MAN IS
NAMED FOR NOBEL
1878 PEACE PRIZE
DIR. Mcdowell Nomi-
mated in Congress
by Sulzer.
HAS WORKED LONG FOR
ARBITRATION METHODS
Began Life as Grocery Clerk;
Branched Out Into Cordage
and Railroads.

DIR. William Osborne Mcdowell, of
POI Grafton avenue, was today NOM
mated by Congressman William Sui.
zer. chairman of the House commit
tee on foreign affairs. for the Nobel
peace prize of 1912-1913.
AS the president of the League of
Peace, organizer of the Pan-Reubli-
can Congress, DR.. Mcdowell is one of
the worlds foremost advocates of ar
bitration and the pacific settlement of
international disputes.
The nomination of DR. Mcdowell
was the last official act of Mr.. Sulzer,
who begins his term as governor Of
New York tomorrow.
Besides being a great exponent OF
disarmament and peace, DR.. Nc
Dowell is leader in great American
patriotic societies.
He organized the Sons of American
Revolution, the Daughters of Ameri-
can Revolution and the Order of the
American Eagle.
His career has been remarkably
varied. He began life as a grocery
clerk in New York city, and later be-
came a railroad organizer
He was born in Bedminster town.
ship, Somerset county, N. j., on
April 10. 184S. He is the son of
Colonel Augustus w. Mcdowell and
Anna M. Osborne. In 1878 he mar
ried Josephine r. Timanus, the
daughter of Colonel Henry Timanus,
of Fernandina, Fla. They have three
sons and four daughters. Miss Rachel
K. Mcdowell is on the staff of a New
York morning paper.
After four years of grocery work
he turned his attention to the cordage
business in 1859. Then he became in
terested in railroads. He reorganized
the Montclair railway, the, New York,
Ontario and Western railway and
the Midland railway of New Jersey.
He planned the consolidation of the
New York, Susquehanna and Western
railroad, and became president of the
New York and Sea Beach railway.
One of his successful ideas was a
81 subscription fund for the compile
ton of the Bartholdi Statue of Lib
erty.
He published work entitled the
bible of Liberty
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-31
ROCKEFELLER HOME
MAY BE BATTERED IN
BY PROCESS SERVERS
Oil Magnate Beseged by Forces of of Con-
gress for Three Weeks Eudes Service of Subpoena Citing
Him Before the Puo Investigating Committee.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Both the
country estate of William Rockefeller
at Tarrytowne and his Fifth avenue
residence. and the New York resi-
dences of his two daughters, Mrs. d.
Hunter McAlpin and Mrs. M. H.
Dodge, were still surrounded by de-
tectives today ready to trap the oil
millionaire and serve him with a sub
poena demanding his presence before
the Pujo money trust investigating
committee.
So thoroughly has the net been
spread that Sergeant-at-Arms Rid
dell. of the House, who is personally
in command of the forces, believes
that Mr.. Rockefeller will be served
before another twenty-four hours.
For weeks past he has been sought
in vain.
Every person entering or leaving