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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
CHRISTMAS TREE
DYNAMITE CASE JURY

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 25.--
When the jurors In the dynamite
eouspsracy trial awoke this
u0rning they found Christmas
tSee beside their beds In the
Federal building. Each OF the
turors reached over and Toasted
- stick candy. even before
breakfast, and while clad In their
Dajsmas. Federal attaches had
Dfspared the tree as surprise
= the jurors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
FINDS PARTS OF
LARGEST BIRD

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.--Parts OF
a giant bird which winged its way
over North America 10000 years
ago have Just been brought TO the
American Museum OF Natural His
tory by Prof Walter Granger, who
has been making fossil inyestiga-
lions In Wyoming. The bird, nc.
cordlng 10 Professor Granger. was
the largest feathered creature that
ever existed In North America. The
fragments brought here consist of
the bones OF the feet. found In tho
Big Horn basin. east of the Yellow.
stone Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

argument with n.
Shakespeare. we
make bold TO as
sert he failed 10
hit the hullsoye
when he fired
that one about
there being moth.
ing In names. II
depends on wha,
the monaker Is.
Take the first
section Of Pat
rlck's full handle.
for example. It's
Francis. OR Is n
Francess on Q
can't always tell
whether it's he
or she with such
a name.
but it's differ.
ent with Patrick.
That sure does
II either means
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

Dives feasts upon his golden plate
And Lazarus is at his gate,
The same starved beggar whom we know
From nineteen hundred years ago,
In reeking slum and tenement
The children whimpcr, wan and spent,
And hunger-sharpened tongues deride
The mockery Of Craftsmanship,
The mothers weep in woe forlorn--,
Was It for this that Christ was born1
In flarIng light and glaring hall
Vice holds her strident carnival,
And mortals fight and steal and lie,
For gold to Join this revel high;
Men sell their truth, their souls, their fame,
And women know the faint of shame
BY greed and passion downward whirled
Along the Highway Of the World;
And true men cry, In wrath and scorn.
WAS It for this that Christ was bornY
And yet--though toilcrs taste distrsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
HARDWARE IS
MIXED IN SAUSAGE

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 25.--Be-
49, Charles David. his s-year-oId
-, nearly choked to death when
. piece Of sausage, In which there
- small wire nail. became
Mght In hts throat, John David Of
evern came TO Baltimore In an ef-
] = 10 have punished the butcher
- allowed hardware 10 become
M1xed with bis product.
The child still Is In the care OF
ysician. When the family sat At
y table. young David choked and
face became almost black. The
m<eer pounded him upon the back
I q finally drew from his throat a
ecs OF the sausage. with a one
uh wire nail imbedded fn II.
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nv OLSON GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.--Any.
ono Wishing 10 lend hand Al
abolIshing the great evil OF con
tract labor in our prisons can ron
der practical help by writing a
letter 60 any member Of the senate
committee on tho Judiciary urging
that the committee report favor.
ably ~. ". ss0i. entitled. AN act
to limit the effect Of the regulation
% interstate eornmerce between
the states In gooda. wares and NOR.
chandise wholly or In part manu-.
featured By conylct labor In any
prison or refOrmatory.
The passage Of this btu" says
Julian Leayiit. the well known sn-
thority on convict labor. would af.
feet intimately and Immediately
the welfare OF an army OF working
gsrls IN hundreds of garment fac.
tories through the country. OF some
hundred thousand innocent wives
and children 81 conyictM who are
today being punished by society
for no fault OF their own. would
open tho way 70 reformation OF a
hoat of prisoners who are now
nothing more than private slaves
of prison contractors. aud finally
II would end once and for sis time
the hundred years war that has
been raging between frec labor and
convict labor In this country"
This bill has passed the house OF
representatives. Following are the
members OF the senate judiciary
committee, who are AZ present re-
sponsibie for non-action.
Clarence d. Clark, OF Wyoming.
Knute Nelson of Minnesota. VIII.
liam 2. Dillingham; of Vermont.
George Sutherland OF Utah. Frank
u. Brandegee OF Connecticut, VIM.
u. Borah OF Idaho. Norris Brown
OF Nebraska. Albert u. Cummlns
~ Tnwfa Tlfhu nnot ~ New Work
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Gov. WEST WANTS TO LET SUBJECT
OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT REST

hopes for its abolition In 1913.
Il do not think capital punish
ment IL an appropriate subject for
discussion just now. and do not
care 10 take Il up further until the
1918 portion OF my administration
Is under way"
When questioned. tho governor
was In the midst OF Christmas cello.
hYati0n az his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

While MASTERS roll in idcness,
Though Mammon seems to hold in sway
The people Of this later day,
II is but seemng-truth and right
Are leading all the world to light,
And old abuses TALL to dust
Before our newborn faith and trust.
We are not Observation-Disclosures chimes
Ring the true spirit Of the times,
OF Peace on Earth, Good VIII to Men,"
Brave words that thrill and thrill again.
For in the deeps OF every heart
The little flames of fervor start
And grow and grow until we burn
All bitter wrongs to ovcrturn.
Till all the world we're children OF
Shall know the perfect rule OF Love-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
.FFINS FOUND
UNDER STREET

MokGAN CITY. La, Dec. 25.--A
- OF negroes excavating TO lay
Ner pipes In the principal street
- we're frightened by the discov-
q a number Of collins contain
nnman skeletons. Old rest
say the spot was never used
burial ground. but THAI during
uyh War force OF Confeder-
II eneamped here for a long time,
ng which considerable fighting
sk place. The skeletons are sup
80 70 be those OF Southern sol
- who died during the war.
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n vnncd Press Leased Wire
eALEA. Dec. s5.--Asked for an
Interview today regarding his hopes
Ar the abolition OF capital punish
reus In Oregon before next Christ.
"a. Gov. West said that he strong.
r desired 10 let the subject OF cap
IA punishment rest for time and
refused 10 say anything about bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
MURDER IN TACOMA

TACOMA, Dec. 25.--Chrlstmas
dawned In Tacoma today on the
most brutal murder In years
The body OF Frank Lazarro. an
Italian section hand In the employ
OF the Northern Pacific railway,
was found this morning in his box
car home, the skull beaten into a
jelly. A bloody pick handle lay
by It's side.
The police believe Lazarro was
killed BY members OF a black hand
society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
NO WARstlPs ON LAKES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.--All I'm
tied States naval vessels may be
withdrawn from the great lakes an
a result OF the refusal Of shipbuIld-
ing companies on the lakes 10 en-
ter into repair contracts with the
navy department on account OF
their hostility 20 the cight.hour law.
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ALL TO THEMSELVES

BOSTON, Dec. 25.--But two pas
sengers occupied the White Star
liner Arabic when she locked to-
day. The boat has accommodations
for 300. The solitary pair, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Nye OF New Bed
ford had the services Of $50 wait
ers coming over, and lived In the
finest stateroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
.Aulrp 1900. ooo. ooo

Washington ~ years
service. during which time they
have hauled over SO. 600. 900. 900
from the engraving bureau 70 the
treasury. Teddy and Tobe. tao
hor~cn. have been retired 10 favor
OF automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
OBJECTS TO STEPPING
ON WiFE'6 GLASS EVE.

CHITTAMO. Wis. Dec. 25.--John
Schueler has started suit for di-
vorce because. he says. his wife on
retiring for the night, places her
glass eye on the floor where he will
step on II. II cuts his bare feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
FIRE DESTROYS PAINTINGS

d,arls.-A fire destroyed tho
studios OF three American painters.
y. G. Frieaek, Oscar Miller and G.
w. Hawthorne. IN the Quarter. and
more than 100 valuable paintings
wcro loat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
SHORT NEWS
Dominic IN TOLLS

fHoaton. Convicted aa hotel
bpaf and sentenced 10 month IN
lalr Harry Il. Fuller says he In pas.
tor Of a Baptist church In Fleming
ton, ~ J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
HEIFNER BACK-HE'LL
SUPPORT HIS RIVAL

Charles O. Heifner. who has been
entertaining the sccrctaryship OF
the Interior bee. II back In Seattle.
with but little nDurinhment for his
bee, following a meeting OF the ma
tional committeeman OF Washing
ton. Idaho and Oregon ia spokane
This week.
A result Of the meeting VIII
II. King. national committeeman OF
Oregon, waa endorsed BY John Pat.
tlaon and Robert n. Elder, commit.
feemen OF Washington md Idaho,
for the secretaryHhip OF the inter.
Tor. II IN said. however. that as a
result OF the conference, n King
finds he Is unable to swing the ap-
poinsment. that his strength will be
thrown 10 HcifRer. the latter.
Ia the meantime. supporting King.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

r. ~ Macwhorter. former Seat.
tie real estate man. indicted with
W. =. DE Larn. A. n. Bichl and II.
IL. Humphrey, In connection with
the Orchard land swlndic. surprised
both the government and the code
fendania. when. he entered a plea
OF guilty before Federal Judge Bean
at Portland Tuesday. In all prob
ability MacWhortsr will turn states
evidence.
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INVESTIGATING
WESTERN AV. NOW
IS ALL THE RAGE

Two Investigations Of the charges
OF unfairness and "holdup" on the
part OF Western aY commission
men. made by producers. are now
being conducted by committees Of
tho Chamber ~ Commerce..
Although the trustees OF the
chamber win have u report OF the
findings made 10 them when thcy
meet next Tuesday. yesterday a
committee of the Progress and
Prosperity committee 81 the Cham.
Der started an independent invest.
CATION. In an effort 80 formulate a
Hchome. u possible. whereby tho
differences between the producers
and the middlemen can BIO settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

Docsor-Following my instruc.
tons TO take the pills three times
a day and a drop Of whisky before
going 20 bed7
patient-Weii. doctor. am a bit
behind on the pills. but then I am
three months ahead on the whisky.
REGULATIONS AT STAKE
why In II that Blank. the shirt.
maker. and Irons. the isundryman.
do not speak when they meetf"
We'll. yoa know. Blank adver.
tised new Indessruetsble shirt"
Yea"
And Irons Immediately Installed
more powerful machinery In his
laundry"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

Paris Moro than so Millct pic
lures went under the hammer In
the Henri Rouaft aale, ses.bie bo-
ing realized on ths days business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
pittnbure preacher wouldn't let
hls wife take a bath on account
OF the expense.
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FINDS SIZE WASN'T WIDOW

Baltimore. After Mrs. Edgar
parlest. svpposlng herself 70 be .
widow had married chas. o. John
son. husband No. 7, returned. She
he held on a ehsrge o. bissmy.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

TO NAIL stbstWtHtHs-Th date
when your subscription expires IL
on tho address label Of your paper.
When that data arrives. ~ your
subscription has not again been
paid o. advances, your name 10
taken from tho Hat. A change OF
date on the address label 10 re-
csipt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

~~~~S>~~~~s~~~~~~~~- ~~c-~~~<>~~~-~~~.~~~s~
For farms ana city property see
Springle- Hooper Realty Co, 23s
Central Bldg. Phone Main s2T7.
5 fine view lots on ebth ST. near La
tonn. Phone Kenwood SO94
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

A FIFTEEN.YEAR.oLp BOY
has been sent 20 the Missouri
State Resormatory for sis years
for killing = cat.
Many a man who IL Always look
lng for a snap lacks ginger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

CHARLES EUGENE BANKS was
appointed to the board Of theatre
censorn by Mayor Cottcrill Tues
day.
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Business Chances

~N.~-~-NN~4~4~~Nl~-<@~N -NlNl--~-~NN-~~1>~
X HAND POWER STUMP
FULLER
Demonstration given Dec "a. &c, ~.
~. -. at s10i Greenwood ay. Take
phtnrey Rv. car to end Of line
Representatives Walter !. Fltxpat-
rick Washington Ants
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Apartments for Rent

furnished. t1o, phone, light N. t1io
EnceiNior Aptn --Fnrnlshcd and un-
furnished 18th and Pike. Main -esi
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Honestcads

- -.
ment, Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fsred. Thomas Craig. 2zl Union Of.
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oVkA0As
RUPTURE CURED; permanent, no
operation or detontion from labor;
over 200 cases cured past two
yeara, ages l to 10. Harvard Sys-
tenn, bl7 Eitel Bldg, Seattle.
Hippodrome Academy. Dancing
taught In two lessons. private or
class. Apply office.
IL Miss J. l. Havens. Dresden Apts..
i2iiM 18th av. N. E.. viii call at
The star Branch office. 22p Union
ST., sha viii receive two box scat
tickets to Pantages theatre FREE
~ Everett. G. Sorcnsen. Everett,
Wash.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpened. soc
doz,; razors, 2sc, etc. 1901 9th av.
Oct Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses. EOS Pine 81.
Say II saw II In The star"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

y. u. mariss, btes Ballard av. Phone
ballard ace,
Ads may 10 left at these branches.
where Same rates will be given as
are Ice per HE or times for The
price 81 for cash ada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

BUY CIOSE-IN ACREAGE
The nearer the HEART OF SEAT
TIE. the quicker the increase In
value We have a b-acre tract OF
rich alder bottom land, with fresh
water spring and easy 60 improve,
located III miles from Pioneer
square
PRICE 1900 FOR THE s ACRES
$50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
Close TO good ncighbors. school and
stores. with delivery and phone
service. 90 minutes ride to busi-
ness center. i2ts -cent fare. within
n short walk Of proposed railroad
terminals Every Indication points
TO big increase In value. and well
located for n suburban home. IL
you want something good. sec this
tract
CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE
a.fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

For the convenience Of our readers.
We have established agencies at
the following locations.
ECO Union 81. with rouyenir ana
cuFio Shop. Phone Elliott a.
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For SaIe-PouItrv

A few Thoroughbred White Lsghorn
rooEtofa, Farris strain. 20f5 w.
Barrett ut
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Board and Room

es~e~~sN~S~.~~~ee~~s~~~ ~~~sc~-Ner~~~-~s~~~~~
uey i1I3
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Ills middle name Is Patrick.
without entering into extended
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Funeral Directors.

Funeral Directors.
~-s---~-~-~-~-~r~----~-~r
University Undertaking parlors, sait
18th n, y. North 2l2. W. Il. Fork
ner.
E. r. BUTTERwoRTH q SONS.
1921 Ftrst av Main or Elliott gte,
,cc-~~o~o,~SlSotuSI,~~>oco~~o
kisdun. cut flowers, funeral pieceA
Elliott 24bt. 1919 Second. Green
house, Beacon g7S.
BURNS FLORAL Co. col srd. Main
2lI2-Cut flowora designs. seeda.
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Exchanse-ReaI Estate

S~-~s~.@N.~~s~N~~~~~~ ~~~-~-~s~~~S~~~~~~~~~
A s-horsepower gasoline launch TO
trade for piano.
s lots, valued tle0 each. TO trade for
furniture or anything OF equal
value. Will trade one or all OF
Phone q Madison. Elliott s2aow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
Miscellaneous

For Sale - Miscellaneous
nave large assortment Of
uafnaseo bath tubs, sinks and
basins. Ruetad's. ais Second s.
For S4ie~-Ifouseboat. furnished asT.
rifice n taken at once 1905 East-
lake av.
For haie--Fancy Red Irish Seffsf
PUPPY 1907 First Av
champion shoe outfit and shop for
sate Or exchange for livestock,
viunhia Shoe shop. Columbia
cts.
New pianos for rent. rent applied on
r----.-e. Meyer Toner. tis Union
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Wanted--To Rent

WsnI q fnrnlShed 81 unfnrnished
hail Tor religious meetings. Phone
H~aron ftNz
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F~N-NNF~N-@e1eNl~NsN1N l~l"le10J1J7I~l@s01-N171N
Broom house. water In. no gas or
electric lights. one block from
Green Lake car line. on Tisf at.
$500 per month. you pay water
BILL Phone North 1865
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Wanted to Buy---Furniture

- -rs<s<-Se>><e<s<->~~c~N~
Want house e. office furniture, cash.
OibSgn Chandler. $40 Pike ~ 5zz7.
Modern Fnrn Co. 4i5 Pike. 81. gSfE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

POTATO LAND
10 acres for $4,000. $1,000 cash. s.. 90
per month. without interest. driv-
Ing distance from Tacoma, fine
view OF beautiful Lake st. Clair.
close neiRhhors. graded school.
fine roads. telephone. r. +. D..
fine bass and trout fishing. Only
few tracts left at this price and
terms,
GRAND VALLEY FRUIT AND
GARDEN TRACTS
Cleared ard In grass. one crop will
pay for the land. phone. n. II. D.,
hard surfaced roads. near factory,
mills, mines. creameries. fruit can
merry and condenser. Plenty OF
work at good wages. fine market
Call and see samples OF soil and
products, and pictures OF homes In
this district. Terms $1,000 cash
on 10 acres. $500 per month.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON LAND
COMPANY
Room rs Downs Bid, 100 Second Av.
RED CLOVER AND HAY LAND
CHEAP
20 acres, splendid soil. running wa
ter. near good markets. cheap fare
TO Seattle. tsTb, on best terms.
T. VAN ARSDALE n co.
1903 Third Az.
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Help Wanted-Male

Help Wanted-Male
wANTED-~Men and women u learn
the barber trade. wages paid while
learning. Call or write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High Grade school
&c Washington 81
WHY does Luudanirt sell as suits
for ff5T BECAUSE He SELLS
THEN UPSTAfita. Room 204 Elm.
press Theatre BpiidinR
Use Bassstt's Native Herbs Tor con.
stlpation; 90 tablets for use All
druggists.
Lean 70 be good barber AZ
MoLFH BAftfiER COLLEGE
72e Occidental Az.
Wanted-~A Swedish briekiayer tol
build rocklung. Apply zS5t West
Newton.
MANDOLIN. guitar. bsnjo. free ipstru-
uenta Sykes Music schooi. bzs
Peoples Bank BidR.
Say Il saw u 10 The star
KavanauEha D 90 Hats. IIis Isl az.
Furnished Rooms
s--~-~-~-~-~1~S~~N~-~~~~ -ec-~-~~~~-e~~oc<~N
oRAsp pAcIfIc fioTEL. iiitn
tlfht itAttA eNt aAttt ~. eg------
Housekeeping Rooms
.~~~~~-~s~-~4N~-~~~-~y eN~a~~~-~~r~e~~e~e~c
Furnished housekeeping rooms,
newly renovated. cheap. Heat.
A jIss. i ans gas Included queen
OLYMPIC ArrB, 3Oio Western ayl--
Single rooms. ft.be up. suite. t1.0e
UP. Near public market.
Cheap, well furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms. steam heated
at Eip Howell.
t.arle, sinRie ". X rooms %. Marioa |
Hotels & Lodging Houses
~-~-~~-~-~-os~-~-~~~s~-~~ e~~~~Nc~~r-Nr-~s~~r~ /
Yates Hotel. ibzth sixth. New man
mRmment. clean rooms. &c night. /
tieo week.
HOTEL. OXFORD. 1880 LIST av.. mod |
eru. rates 30 Der week and up 4
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Money to Loan


-~oo~JnslIe,A'lLi,. EsTATE Loans
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant property. any
amount. $50 10 $500: long or short
tifnss easy payments. no delay.
btufteyant a CO. si2 Boston Blk,
Farin. timber. city loans, money
ready quick action. s0s MshIhorn.
Elliott tsso.
MONEY TO loan
Geo. y. Green, 10s Arcade Building,
cuAIIEL AND COLLATERAL
respectable place to borrow fnoneJ
on DIAMONDS and leweiry; low
rates, private offices. American
Jewelry Co. goa second
III YOU NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods, pianos or
personal notes 20 employees. terms
sha payment reasonable. Come
ana see US
EASTERN BROKERAGE co.
W E0fthcrn Bank Bldg fth x Pike
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Help Wanted-Female
~ee~e~<,|-~>~e~~eN<~~er ~-e~~e~>~<<-~eesNs~sr
FROLicH SKIRT PAHLORS.. 39i q
Arcade Bldg. speciality. ready
wear skirts. peftiooats Millinery
and femodeling pariors In connsc-
tion.
IioT POINT IRONS. 1880
Guaranteed 10 Years.
Sound Electric Co, 1910 flrnt Az.
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For Sale-Wood and Coal

:. 49, s<er~r~e~1~re<~>~c~~|-~
fhient dust pan with first load coal.
MnlnwrlGhi 4 Mcleod. Phone 1913
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Hotels q Lodging Houses

neement. clean rooms. CSC night.
ice week.
HOTEL. OXFORD. 1870 LIST av-. mod
ern. rates ts.so per week and up
harrington. 1914 second. ~ week up.
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Situation Wanted = Male

c~eNr.>seseS~>se,>s-~,.
material XIII
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06
SPORTING WRITER'S |. GIVE DECISION ID NEW ORLEANS BOY
Decide Bets iii Favor of Mandot in the N0-Deci- sion Bout With Vol
 gast Monday

New Orleans, November 5-Bets on the Wolgast- fight here last night were decided today by the opinion ex- pressed by the sport writers of the four newspapers. It was in favor of the back CTS of Mandot. The fight, according to agreement, was without a referees de- cision. The wagers running into several thousand dollars were based on the news paper workers opinion. The papers gave the fight to Mandot and one called it a tie. The opinion of the fourth will not be known until this afternoon, but even il 1t should be for Wolgast the three opinions already rendered counting the draw as a half vote will offset the fourth and give the bout to the New Orleans pugilist. E. w. Smith of Chicago who refereed. said that Mandot had a trifle the better, but he had had a narrow escape in the third round. Mandot weathered the other rounds to the sixth sa fely, according 10 Smith. and his clean work to the middle of the seventh round capitalized the fight. Smith believes that Mandot undoubtedly had a clean shade the better of it during the last two rounds and half. The referee considered Man dot a strong contender for the title of Wolgast
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06
JOE WOOD LEADS HURLERS
 IN ADMINISTERING KALSOMINE
Igo 1. New york |. Washington |.

cago 1, New York 1. Washington 1.
 Four Shutouts Collins. Boston--chicag ?, Cleveland l Detroit 1.
 Caldwell. New Yorlk-cleveland ?, St Louis l. Washington 1.
 Three Shutouts Benz. Chieago-c Cleveland l. Philadelphia l. St. Louis l. Kahler, CleVeland-New York ?, De troit 1.
 Brown, Philadelphia-Chi l, Cleve land 1, New York 1.
 Two Shutouts O'Brien, Boston-Detrolt l, Philadel phia 1.
 Hall, Boston-Cleveland l, St. Louis 1. Lange, Chicago-Philadelph 1, Wash ington l.
 Dubuc, Detroit-Chicago 1. New York 1 Mnllin, Detroit-St Louis l, Washing ton 1.
 Baumgardner. St. Louis-chicago 1, De stroit l.
 Welman, st. Chicago ?. Groom, Washngton-New York 1, St Louis l.
 One Shutout White, Chieago-Detroit. Cicotte, Chicago-W Washington. Scott, Chicago-St. Louis. Banding. Chicago. Steen, Cleveand-St. Louis. Baskette, leveland-Boston. Gregg. Cleveland-Boston. Covington, Detroit-Cleveland. Works, Detroit-St. Louis. Willett, Detroit-St Louis. Vaughn, New York philadelphia. Coyaleskie, elphia-Detroit. Coombs, philadelphia Bender phia-Chicago. D. Brown, St. Louis-Chicago C. Brown, St. Louis-Dctroit. Hamilton, St. Louis-Washington Allison, St. Louis-New York. Hughes, Nashington-St Louis Cashion, Washington-Clevela