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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-04-11

| believe in and advocate presidential
primeries, direct election Of senators,
free tolls for American shipping through
the Panama canal, full share of irriga-
ton funds for Oregon, 320-acre home
stead right with three years residence
and six months leave of absence out
of each year, continuing appropriation
for Cello canal and the opening of the
Columbia river, an Alaskan policy that
will permit of present as well as future
benefit, money system independent of
Wall stree. control, national control of
corporations doing interstate commerce
business, more efficient regulation of
trusts, and extension OF powers and iur-
isdiction OF Interstate Commerce Com
mission.-Paid Adv. ais
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-04-11
Murray Kay, County Surveyor

Accuracy of work guaranteed, with
out partiality or favoritism. | ask the
voters OF Hood River county for re.nom-
ination and re eelection.-Pald ADV.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-04-11

We have cash to loan upon i'm
proved ranch property.
Hood River Banking x Trust Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-04-11

JouN p, Derry RusK.
The Progressive Republican candid
ate for congress. For Roosevelt and
policies against Taft and
Always a true friend of
the Oregon System. The only candi-
date for congress who dares to oppose
the Trft administration and the old
time political machine. Paid adv.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-04-11
For RepreSentatiYe.

,ber Stamps to order at this Office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

i61c7fE clnakSR GANG6 ~
Ono mile from town. and close "a
several milie, whore many hands
are efnpieyeds fronting on good
road. within easy driving distance
of Seattle. good soil. slight slope.
fino for chickens and berries Price
for 10 acres, $3.50. WIN seil for
~ cash ana tfa = month. H. ".
curtis, iot Cherry at:
isvi1H TAKE Or A HoMfnTfsAbf
u not. why not got 20 central Ore
een this spriuE and take up a20
hHfer 81 government land. under
the Enlarged Homestead Actf The
railroads are now building into
that country. and Il will soon bn
ons e TIP finest wheat bsIts IN
IN effect March Let. Bee me for
KAY MKAY.
got Liberty Bldg. opp postoffIee,
400 for ~ acres mills. from Nc.
Itraff, Ghehhtfs Co. the market
II astter than seattle and walking
a assasne nss sp xgssaa s ser'a ek,ss sa
81 the side hill and bottom land
for green's liz Histh AZ. ~
A flns Improved 10 .farm Tor
Gals. Ia Etfnap county: Al build
InHn, stock, ifnpiemshtes tsIeph0ne.
~ - fine netghbofhood. E-ise.
IL you want chicken ranch. see
Kaufman. f<efIx Gu. The LIVE
Mirss: "a Moxthsxn uenk ntaf,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09
Roosevelt Meeting

CHICAGO. Feb. a. Republicans
from NIL sections Of the country
are gathering here today 10 attend
= meeting here tomorrow al pro
kressivea favorable 70 q third tern
Tor Col. Roosevelt. II IL planned
BY the Roosevelt adhcrcnts to 10
eue : statement purportlnE d
show Increasing sentiment through
out the country tor the former
president. ny issuing this stato
ment- Il Ia hoped that Il will draw
: retIy from tho colonel In which
he Will announce his willingness "a
accept the republican nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

~~sr<<~><><er~esfNf>f~r
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state OF Washington for King
County Jay G. Allen, Plaintiff.
w Edwnru Hansen. defendant. No.
k1IA4 Summons for publication.
Tbs State 81 Washington to the said
4 Edward Hansen. Defendant
4ou are hereby summoned 90 appear
= within ni4ty dayr after the date
OF the first publication Of this
summons. totwits within sixty
days after the ssth day Of Iann-
AIRY, 1915. aud defend tho above
eutIttwd action IN the above en-
titted court. nua answer the COM
ptaisls " ths plaintiff, aud serve =
unief sisnsd attorney for piaintiff
~ his office below stated: al IN
sane az your failure 70 20 do. ludH ;
mrnt will be rendered against YOU
according to the demand 81 the
complaint. which has hean flied
with this clerk of said eo0ft The
object of the above entitled action
II 10 recover judgment against The
nai1 defendant m the sum Of tJz.
balance due the plaintiff for aerrs
lees performed Tor the said de-
Dated Il Seattle. washington. this
atth day Of January. 1913 the day
Of the first publication thereof
IfE$OA !. RICHARD
Attorney for Plaintiff
" q. Address. cutie sos Maynard
suiidih9I Seattle. king County,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

Flour. H1ucxtem rateet pt.io
sesk lard No > pAis. xsez best Wis
coHatfz cream eheeaa. 1er M miik.
utessd sugar. : Ina tte. Haides
pelsto~s. ofss saek d~iiv~r~d s1ps
ctlsss Toe rs - xaiioa nuss:s
sss aslaxsssa ssa.h = ssrass ssisse'
1se NJ nws~t pssssto~s. s ms. 1&r.
sweet gish,s.. 20 pt pak pesh
m ny3nsn ssb fssa&s. t6r ID pantoh
ef <ole. lbs stes Eastern oysters.
tse ~ ss~dxd rsis4un. y sba tec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

Two reis AZ moving pictures viii
be shown At tho Y. ~. G. A. audi
soFtam next sunday Afternoon. b.
fnrc the nddreno II ur. y. ]. Vas
Horn. pastor u Plymouth Conwre
G.ttonai church. Who vii speak 10
the Sunday club On s9tnru and F1re-
eitess" 4 message takea from Long
fellows ''Exonvo1tna- The first
reel Of motion pictures win show
~ Infancy Il nooee aad viii titus
|trAte Egyptian itfs and customs a.
that time. Tho nmoond reel win
Illustrate the etory Of "EvAaeol-
lne." vhich ~tu b. told By q. w.
Hcholl. teacher os Engiish II Lin
coin high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

JOHN TERRELL AND FAMILY.
WASHINGTON, u. G.. Feb. To-
Although the government has IN
employers liability Law which npr
plies To certain parts Of the Royeru.
msns service. the widow and chil.
dren Of John Frrrcil. who lost his
life while exploring this burning
mine at Chcfry VALLEY. Pa. will get
uothIna. .ferrrIl wss ! mlne rescue
worker in the newly established
federal bureau OF ininen.
The widow OF iaborer accident
ally killed on tke Panama canal xcta
n years pay. The same benefits
apply to cmpIoyes Of the reciama'
tion service.
Farrell has personally saved at
least toa lives. At Hficeytiir. Tcnu..
In the cross Mountain mine disNs-
Ter he found and saved Ave minern.
He WAS miner and mins foreman
fuf ~ years.
Fssrpii's par was $1,000 year.
Hla widow and childron are left
without means % support unless
cpnefess passes special act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

~ - 80. ssss sr11.isssa sayeF. s ~
eet swssl piehtee, 10 ps. mtdUs'
sour pickles. Ice III eggs. guar -.
teeA nae oses threa laHS Old. 4 aoa
lie ktnA eeuntY eqQA ~ do1 toW1
bustsr. Ibs re. ! tka frssf calf
fofnta buftes Il. tos wal ss<u, 70 ~,
ykfnb stew - NJ. ehptee veal ssaets
tse.t1Hc ~ pet ruN<4n. ec+t9he NJ
hons made an pscelee, Ice des
: btu Norwegian herring. s$a. Z hle
Norwegian mAxkeFe3. lie red sal.
ssnn bellies tSe >4xh- tor xses Kpo<
eating apples. doA te<. oranGsa
Toe 4ft<x "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

Its PotiAtch Bug day II the West
lake market tomorrow. poeintch
cclofa and totem poles ornam~nl
esefy part Of tho bik market
Among the attractions provided are
the famous Hug House. with the
0nefoot ht3h paddock of ncltd
nickel. and it, massive Inch steel
tvubber hose aud woodtnl prison
bars. from which hug Raymond
escaped; tbs famous efgAntir winh'
ing Potiatch Hug. which fiIrted
NTH III the 40 sdmen % nug day
~ The Al club. 10 totem poles and
Loco ysrda II Poslatch ssreAmsss,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09
CHINESE PRINCES
SELLING HORSES

ptkiN, Feb. s.-confirms-
ton of the lmmirence Of re-
publican triumph In China 10
seen hare today In the fact THAT
Manehu princes are selling
even their horses and carriages.
Over the NAH gate II the en-.
trance Of Prince chiro's palace
today 10 tho relieving notice:
"Horses. nuIee and earts, In
Iots OF three. sold Al reduced
price,
On Ma Tunp's cate this no
slee u eensplcuouslY Displayed:
"Saie. Horsss. muiss. ear.
rianes must be seid. prlces
greatly reduced"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

LOST
A reward OF FIVE dollars will BE-
paid and no questions asked for
return Of female Scotch collie dog
stolen from l72o isih ~. last
nieht. Color Was sable and white.
and answers 70 name of Bexa'
This reward viii be- given 10 party
furnishing Information leading "a
retaru of dog Phone Oak II os
call Mr.. Burrowes. caro- Star Of
flee. is07 Seventh az. Main $500,
LOST IA ying. book No 1891.
fInder tetnfn q washtnstoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09
warren nsas.Arn1Na.

'bfd Country Matchmaker ~ Main
I zoe. Jacuhson. Fitat and Stewart.
INSURE your watch against break .
age, same kept Ia Raod repair FOR
! year for 50 aio First nv. ~
freIudIced mRatnnt women Ia bust ;
npaaf Mrs. Benson. l96 Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

DESERT CLAIMS.
30 acres. located 9 mfiaH from sta.
ton On tho Milwaukee II, H. Good
volcanic aAb soil water can be
gotten for frrlaatfng from wells
Price ff1B.
100 acres. 1 mile from town on
the conneil Northern *. RI 1875
acres Of No 4 land. balance pas
tura, 20 asfer piowea: price t5b0.
VIII take a lot In Heattls In sr-
VI. W. MOVES. ar Borton Block.
MENTa. $40 ACHEAs rich deep
soft, good water near thrifty rail :
road town. Investigation will con-
vince you these snaps VIII not
last long let us tell you about fhis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

~.~~~~S~e~rse<<<< ->>e~e~<s~~-~.
40 acres. . miles from Olympia; 7
acres all cleared. ANAL house.
good barn. hog houses. chicken
house. smoke house. good we'll
level land. plenty Of timber 70 pay
for the place. acres bottom land.
balance black loan soiis good ALL
around ranch. good roads and
uefRhborst a mile 70 school; 1
IniIe 20 railway station and miles
70 street ear. price $500. want
rcomfnK house or other good busI-
ness up 70 1880
y. Y. DIXON co.
els Marion IT.
1s5.oop fruit and alfalfa land
Plenty OF water.
Mile and heif to railroad center.
First ctnaa proposition
Would exchange for apartment
woss;d assume mortgage IL value Il
there
n Interested. call
NENATEHEE ErHHAfA LAND co.
I'LL Third Az.
Acreage u exchange for houses and
lots E-i15. care ninr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

-1a<HE6 ron l261

AcREs ron n,sb0
About one-fourfh mills from Lake
Practically level. with gentle siops
to south Terms tf0n cash. bal
nnee tfa a month. Just the place
fof poultry. fruits and berries.
VIII fArnish lumber f0f buildings
on easy terms The rapid develop
mauf ~ Seattle together with The
completion 81 the canals shoald
make tilis close In tract he worth
many times the aekiaE pfiee. See
KirkiAnd ferry 10 branch office on
Ktrkiand wharf or see BURKE 4
fAltEAH. Ies Cherry It. Open
sxoufUXu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

nxH5X f!ss m fisF5sfsiS >fs'fxNsS11sas'-
ChlckerinR. tiTe. Geo. stscks te6e
style. good as rvsr. now $500;
Fischer. tsED styfs. practically
new. tz7E Behr Hroa,. 1850 etyfe,
new rs,sn' sise tna oshsas aa sa.r ss,
as represented.
JoNEa. HoAQttfsT d KrLLES. 81
1910 Third Az. ~
The Front lace. also bndk-
lace. Madam Morrill,. 1877 End Az.
1nd nv.
phreuoiogir charts sand diet Health
advice free. Prof. AxcraItzs tth hy:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

Mr.. LAND HuTEft-~In order 10
clean up few scattered tracts tn
4 Largo plat OF land that We have
just Sold OFT. we OFFEH for IL
DAYS ONLY. 3 acres, ! mile freui
fast growing town of 1900. rail-
roads. hiEh srnoei. factories. mills
several huodred msn. This land
IL =. rich clay icafu sofi. and will
prodnre well
We viii sell you acres Of this land
fer $40 oa down and s. : month.
without Interest or tnHes We are
the owners. first coutr gets the
first choice. KEMENHEH. this
nafe LASTS only 10 nAfH.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

,oe snd Az. Seattle Room ~ Downs
nldw rhans Main Gs9e.
KIRKLAND LITTLE FARM
1 nave : large frnxt Of rsrh. black
noil. partially cleared. with Z
srsail house. within walking lis
sare& 81 the ferry landing. Till
viii make an ideal home plAcs
and xou can faise = few hundrnd
aesf for exfs and wlse terms Of
$50 oAsh. and balance can rsn 81
1fa a monfn. william Terry. q
Kirkland hotel. near ferry land
ting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

~-~~~~~~<u~~-@~eS~ ~>><~<~~s~~~~~~~~~
Rupture cured: permanent, without
operation or detention from labor:
over 600 cases cured past two
kss s.s;r aGsa ,a,,., e ,,a IS s. mnTsard
naRtime piano playing positively
taught In 10 TO 20 iessone. Bceke
let's free. Seattle School OF Popu-
Tar Music. 500 Third Az. Main zt1z.
Chiropody and msnicurinT. pariori,
shampopinK. scalp and facial frtA =
ments rorns removed without pain.
7ip Liberty bldg: I.
gILLETTE BLADES sharpehed, a0c
doz.; raxorn, csc, etc. 1901 9Th av.
Dr. Putnam has resumed his. dental
bldg, 7os First av.
Wanted-~To buy .sir; hair chains
and switches made to order. Mrn.
H. Miller. tt1s sixth Ay.. near Pike.
Wrinkiea. freckies, scars moles,
pimpisa removed. Deformsd
noses corrected ads Arcade Bldg
Wanted Woman to enter Into part.
nsrahip with. Address Thoa New
ton, Gen. Del. Seattle.
DrsssmakinEs ladies tailoring
Don't 30 lonely, join our Matrimonial
bureau. I.adies frss. los Pine ST.
| Ladies'. tailoring. gowns, also remodel
ting. 4o6 Northern bank Bldg.
eSs fsn se Go ed sei isss s ssa
1s0UfENA wi0s--An .kinds u hal
work. Rorks 1ox spring Ind t6ps
Say u saw II In The Star,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

FOR HAIE-~cheap. light transfer
business. one rig, fine location.
cheap rent. doing a good husin eas.
Cali 1908 Westlnke boulevard or
phone Ind. 4b2s.
Balloon for sale-~The Olympia bar,
A first class saloon. In the best
saloon town, doing q good buSi-
ness, part terms n desired, A. "a
Melville. Concrete. Wash. box 327
| Al snap Large Incubator. broodcr
family COW, fresh weeks. must
sell this week. going away Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

e q g q q q e 81 e q ~ g " " y " =,
zo-At'RE BARGAIN
Within 4 mites OF Lake Washington,
on main county road. upe-third
burnt Price eie8 per acre. Terms
f~k cash, balance SIS month.
This will make large. close
chicken and berry ranch. II You
want 10 buy see this first G ~
Hnhlfe nnxtafficE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

<~r~r~~T~~s~~ss~lTe<~> 0sN~e~ sr~N.r1r~~N~>~
White Plymouth Rock and White
rssrn N eSs ne on na1 snaIpss
GEO. A. SEELY a SONS
| North seth and Dayton Ave, Seattle.
Phone North itSS.
Mich cow for sale. $50. &. Larson
seth av, :. w. and Dawson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

Help Wanteo--MaIc.
:, :, I T! e, otrssiAl T'sissr.Ph ssheoi !.
. iss T. sssssrs 90 AZ s:,ss
a4eusa for sity. marine and neat
" commercial. railroad and wire.
lees t<segrAph ce!npsntsss eni@rt g
s:s. ~ s'e ssuss s Ss ns .o e
sasrsnsssd posisien. W. ssssk
yoa seieefaphs quickly IN eaay
terms. Fpt particulars call or al
dss% fss,s,s TsisE,sSa go g Ia. 7.
bssissas' W. fsrss A.. sssssas' '''
Wnnts1~ - H1ss ana wvsnsn 10 ieasn thS
karfsr tfade lAsgee& and yppei
compisse orhoeJ Ia Inc Wet wages
paid while ieesnine An ua1lmttsl
course only as. Call and see ous
|NssThis8Shsi Tx rsR hss -' coiIl:us
= ".sfF''s ssss. n n ~ III as'se -
ssiIssss = sss ~sria. II yas ~se'
10 - 4 first class. fsninhed wort.
meu learn under our pystrna. ~
y.s <s,.xs ssgss ale Z. - L,es.sse p
Wages rsia uhiis ieessIinr.
Nbf.IsN ilAnukR roI.s.ksur.
axs esesiaenset ~.
Nan oves II. fnir sotsooiinx. ssrons
haxi fwn'sasy A * e. s cs.E assssH"55s s.
etunsnx s~lAfs rs - as: promo
uoe. ssexptIonAi oreorxuntty nov
nee. tnsSnsdiatsiy. M CAistn. fzxl
Alaska Mdx~ before ! >. ~. an,
WI ats6--i cr asrpsaseTs 10 Gree
4 portable bungalow In exehsnws
Tor dental work. Atso fnka with
p1oy - piou and karrpw I ears
On Leke weshfhatcD. Main tsSS
Axcnss for ssApis article: selss liz
wt1dfiro. bsa eosnmfsnians Hrut
feo for sauple ard fsxn& A..
afaeq y. Ahlefxn. Port Orchard
|kSSinsss1 .fiT.snss. i4atsorS Iasssssisi'
n for tic~use@ reasonable tcrma
set osieasai building. ! eli :.
OLYMPIC AisTx &aI9 Western Az
Single rooms. lilo nps suite
tAeo w. Near public market
Froat -0Fxeis 10. want purchasers
unna1lxd fnx ssilorsmnzis naits. "
prtce. izs& first ss.
Msms suits cleaned and pressed
q :aas Ssaisltestasn. itzs ssh ~.
8pstux u. pool room Eysryshlna
ue1s ~ crnte per cue 1851 Third
Az ~. crnm~r Tai palnx.
HoIp Wanted--Fernalc
wanted -1ifi Tor general house.
work. email family. Call 1875
18th. near 3gadtxuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09
Real Estate Loans.

err SND~ c0ONaar f01Ns
on Improved or vacant property ~
and per cent. any amount from
$50 to $500. for long or short
lay. Sturtevnnt n Co, st2 Boston
Block. Second and Columbia.
OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN on
improved residences. Rates 10 .
per cent. with reasonable commits
sion. al0 Columbia st, Central Rid9.
SEATTLE TRUST COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09
Lake Burien Property.

Y6Tk> OPPORTUNITY
Large tractn on new Lake Bursen car
line. now under constructions. S2o0:
$40 down. So per month.
A. X WYLDE. ala New York Block.
Ind 4tio. Main g25,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-09

fffzffnnY nGcffoT c6~Ysfc
20 Firth ay Huyn. sells a&cond-
hand goods and other merchandise.
spot cash. Main tz1. A zeIs. Old.
ssldss rnrn CT 1919 First ~. hain
Jesks chAIfn. snow cas<n. CHICAGO
9tors 4 0ffice FUN. Co. 1875 fst Az.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-17
Musical Comedy at Majestic

The proper recipe to make a musical comedy is to be had at the Majestic thea tre this week. Select one real good comedian. as per Milton Schuster, good foil for him. as per Frank Kelly. voice or two, and a bunch of chorus girls in costumes that need not be too sull. a song or two that is new and catchy, and the best of the popular airs That is the recipe.
 The dish as served from this cook book of musical comedy is one that seems to please the Majestic audiences this week. for they are hungry for just the kind of comedy, just the kind of music. and just the kind of entertainment in general that the Majestic spreads for them.
 Twice last night the house was filled to capacity. and once yesterday art ernoon Easily the feature of the atsrac- ton is Milton Schuster, the Hebrew com edian. with a face like a laugh, and a way all his own, which creates laugh ter for an hour and half on solid stretch. He is a genuine. yard wide all wool Hebrew comedian, the husband of Countess Dinkenspiel. He occupies the stage nearly all the time that the cho- rus isn't displaying itself to good ad- vantage. and he has the audience on his side from first to last.
 There isn't any plot that can be dis covered with a pair of magnifying glasses but string of circumstances holds the specialties together. They consist of the endless chain of comedy. the singing of the chorus. with some solos by the prin- cipals, and the dancing. Among the songs are ''When the Midnight Choo choo Leaves for Alabam.' sung by Miss Caldwell The Robert E. I.ee' sung by Babe Mack and chorus: Take Me Back to That Cabaret" by Florence Cole and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-17
ARMY NEEDS EXPERT
 AV|ATORS BADLY
Says Appropriations for Work in the Air Are
 Insufficient

Washington December 16.-The neces- sity of getting army officers as expert military aviators is emphasized in the annual report of Brigadier General James Allen. chief signal officer of the army. General Allen says the number of ex- pert civilian aviators now available in the United States is not large enough to provide an adequate auxiliary, and he does not believe any marked ad- vance will be made in the manufacture of aeroplanes in this country unless tie manufacturers receive support from the government.
 Manufacturers all believe" says Gen eral Allen, that the construction of aero- planes for exhibition work practically is at an end. and the number so far purchased for purposes of amusement
 has not at all reached the figure ex- pected. In case of emergency 1t does not seem probable that any consider able quantity of properly constructed machines adapted to the military serv- ice could be purchased abroad within a reasonable time. It is accepted that the aeroplane as it stands today, even ] If no marked improvement were made in | it, Is an essential military auxiliary. It
  of approximately 100 aviators and 100 i machines, and the establishment of lvia- tion centers would not be an unreason- able provision for this government to make. With this number provided for the regular service the art could be extended
 to the officers of the national guard on whom the government is to depend for l the large number of aviators that would | be required in case of an extended var" , The appropriation granted by Congress l for the suppor of army aeronautics is trifie, the report declares when com i pared with the French aeronautical bud l get of $7593,000 for 1913. The act of the last session of Congress appropriated l $100,000 for "the purchase, maintenance. operation and repair of airships and | other aerial machines"
 l The French government now Is plan ming to organize an aviation regiment of | 1000 aeroplanes. At this time about 1900 , pilots have been licensed in France, in- cluding officers and civilians. In the United States IFS have been so licensed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-17
ID TEST VALIDITY 0F
 GRANDF FATHER LAW

St. Louis, December 16.-Two ques- tions relating to the validity of the Oklahoma grandfather law were cer- tified today to the supreme court of the United States by the United States cir cult court of appeals, sitting in St. Louis.
 The grandfather law provides that any person may be debarred from vot- ing in case of his inability to read and write any section of the state consti- tuition, unless his ancestors were quail fled voters before January 3, 1886
 Frank Quinn and J. J. Beal, election officials, who refused the ballot to cer- tain negroes under this law, were con- victed of offenses against the federal election law and were sentenced to one years Imprisonment each in Fort Leav- enworth prison and to pay fine of t100 eacn.
 Their appeal placed the question De fore the court here, which sent it on to Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-17
UNIVERSITY CLUB
 ELECTS OFFICERS
John L. Parker Elected President and Schuyler Floyd Vice
 President

At the annual meeting of the University club last night John l.. Parker was elected president, and Schuyler II. Floyd was elected vice president. The meeting was very well attended and much en- thusiasm was evident in discussing plans for the coming year.
 MT. Parker succeeds Hampton Smith as president. The members present last night gave rising vote of thanks to the retiring president for his able and successful administration as head of the club. The club now has a membership of over 700, and is one of the most popular in the city. The directors elected were as follows:
 w. J. Conniff. w. c. Kilgore, John Dabney, s. T. Sturgeon, Woodruff George, s. E. Thompson, Dr. o. P Board, Martin J. Lide and J. F. Baugh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-17
WAHOUMA LODGE
 INSTALLS OFFICERS

Wahouma ledge No. 763, A. r. & A. M., met in regular session last night, and in- stalled officers for the ensuing term. The grand lodge. with E. L. Moss acting grand master, C. 1T. White acting deputy grand master, c. I. Mcdonald acting senior grand master, and Thomas B. Leonard acting junior grand warden, consecrated, dedicated and constituted the lodge, and installed the officers as fol- lows:
 G. II. Smith, W. NJ; J. c. Arthur. S. w: r. D. Feltus, J. w; T. N. Norris, treas urer; T. H. Kflgo, secretary; O. R. Burns. S. D., and A. S. Bragan, J. D.
 There was large and enthusiastic attendance. Refreshments were served