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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-25
Goal ann 1licuc
Reliable TranSsfer

TRANSFER.-M iLLNER'S.
302 North Ninth street. hauls trunks
for a5c. Claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage. Two man
ty of moving furniture and pianos
Phone MndiSon 1915.
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l1rIp, l1aIe ant i;en1aIr

GREGG SHORTHAND AND ToUcH
typewriting learned by our quick
any boy or girl of n good paying po-
sltlon. Investigate to-day. MAS
SltY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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WANTED. MAN WORTH ti0O PER
month In tho soda water and leo
cream business; best business ste
IN the state. $1,000 necessary. G. Ci
tONGDON. PhonOMs. VI
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BY y. l.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auct.one II.

AUCTION SALE
TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE HQUSE8
AND LOTS. NOS. % AND 119 WEST
NINTH STREET. SOUTH RICH
MOND VA.
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COURT SALE

In execution OF q decree of the Rich
mond Chancery Court, entered on the
10Th day OF April. 1912. In tho suit OF
Della j.. Hooker. trustee, etc, VS.. l.. o.
Hooker and others. l will as special
commissioner thereby appointed, sell
bE auction, upon the respective prem
Uses. on
THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 1912,
at Goo O'Clock r. S.
TWO certain lots of land: ono lot front
ing sc feet and inches on the north
cri line Of Stuart Avenue, at the
northeast corner of Stuart Avenue and
west street, and extending back with.
In parallel lines l25 feet and Inches
and tho other lot fronting 30 feet on
the west line of Sheppard Street, be-
tween Stuart and Kensington Avenues
and extending back within parallel
lines 10 Feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: One-th,rd in cash: balance
in three equal instruments at six
twelve and eighteen months. for neCo-
table notes. interest added and title
retained until all the purchase money
Is paid and "A conveyance ordered pv
the court: or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser.
sol. CUTCHINS.
Special Commissioners
| hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the special commissioner in
the ABOVE decree has been duly given
CHAS Q. S.AVILI.E
Clerk
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1lle,NalenHsle Auction Co.
.AuCTiO&xEaa
G1y9iEt&9T RRClAnsfST
AUCTION SALE
OF
GENERAL MERC4TANDISB AT PAGES
CoMMIsSARY. NO. $50: EAST
FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS THURSDAY. APRIL 25.

We viii sell a large quantity O.
General Merchandise. such as Mems
Suits. Trousers. Mems and Ladies'
SHOES, Hosiery. Notions. Dry Goods
Suspenders. various kinds OF Canned
Goods ana other Groceries. Soaps, TO
bacco, Pictures, China. Glassware
amcledwarc. several barrels Vine
gar and Cider. number OF Trunks and
Boxes, with contents, and various
other Kinds of goods
sale positive. Dealers invited to at
tend. Page sells regardless of cost or
value
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Situations, professional

CALI. NURSES BUREAU, MADISON
Ss5-I, for fr:t-class undergraduate
nurses and carctakcrs
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peIp lNanten, female

WANT \ POSITION. YOUNG LADY?
We Will get IT FOR you provided you
learn stenoGraphy, bookkeeping or
teleEraphy with us. Spring term
begins May /. wita low summer tut
ton rates in effect. MASSEY BIJSI-
NESS COLLEGE,
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larDfessiGnal l2rlp lGlantcn

4 Il a II h II S WANTED.-WANTE
several experienced teachers ~
next term. Good salaries for eood
teachers. If you want better no.
sition, write me at once. r.. IT
PlCKELL. Box 461 Knoxville, Tenn
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BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND HEIGHTS
home $3.50 cash. balance like rent.
H. z. JENNINGS. 1920 Hall street.
Sc FEET. Hull. STREET BUSINESS
lot. Bay now; s25 per foot profit.
II. u. JENNINGS. l020 nun Street.
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. ENpERT SHIPPING CLERN OPEN
for position. Address Box ii. sta
t!op Il. City.
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BRginsss opportunities

MIR MERCHANT: DO rot WANT
10 sell out quick for cash? We are
ready 10 purchase all sizes Of retail
stocks. act quick. FElNBl.OOM *
Va
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Situations lGiantso, sl9a!c

POSITION WANTED TO SELL ANY
line except dry goods Tor wholesale
house. WIN sell on commission al
FIRST. to show that l can and will
work. Am willing 10 give bond. l.
81. care Times Dlspatch
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S0IifttDr5 ann s5aIesmcn

sAIEsMAN WASTED TO WoRK Ia.
cal trade for office necessity: excel.
lent proposition: hustler can easily
earn SIS to 500 monthly. Address
IL $50. caro- Times Dispatch
Statesmen WANTED.--REAL Es
tate. insurance men. stock statesmen
preferred: unlimited possibilities: 25
per cent. commission. Room 91O,
First National Bank, Fort Worth,
Texas,
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FOR SALE, COMBINATION HORSE, )
Years old good saddler and no be,-
ter driving horse Svcr produced. not
afraid Of anything except whip.
MAIN STREET MARKET, HENRY
Z. WINSTON. Prop. 2i0l W. Main
CT Madi3on sill: Monroe l17s.
BREEDERS. .ATTENTION.-IMPo
I'd French coach stallion. Figaro
4Z6i, Piloso lVg. Imported Spanish
Jack. is hands high: fec. SIS: q; ME-
CHANICSNIl.LE STOCK FARM,
STEAIN & SON. Z. !. E!ohinond
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EeaI oEstatc 5or Bent

YOUR Rent ACCOUNT Placed
with y. ". BOWIE & SON insures
best results.
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FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE IN 1920
Huh Street. south Richmond. APP
NV on nrcInIEes
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ROLL Tor DESK, RE,MISGT1>:
typewriter. outdoor showcase and
dour counter showcases, cheap.
TOMPNINs. 327 W. Broad
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DihiDenn aotlrrs.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Office of the Treasurer.
Wilmington. y. c.. April -. 1912.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad COM
pany has declared . per cent inter-
est on the certificates OF indebted
ness of that company. payable at the
oflice OF the treasurer. at Whining
ton, ~ c.. on and after MAY /.
1912. The transfer books are closed
from the Goth day of April. 1919, 10
the list day Of May 1912. both in
elusive. JAMES r POST
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BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND HEIGHTS
lot. $3.50 original price. Address
owner 1T once. Il ISL, care Tines
Dispatch.
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These lots have a depth Of I2S feet
10 an alley, and front together IS feet
on lakewood Avenue
Thirty third and Thirty fourth Streets
These lots have al. city conveniences
sewer. water and gas. and also are To-
Gated on tho street car line. giving n
2Is minute schedule to all parts of Tho
city.
THIS section of Richmond IS inproy
ing as rapidly as any other section OF
the city. and homcseekers or Investors
Will find 1t profitable to attend this
sale. Those puying lots and desiring
to build. can procure tho money with
out trouble from the auctioncers. ON
the most advantageous terms. Small
cash payments and long time, II de-
sired.
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MOTOR CYCLES. NEW AND SECOND.
naha az prices. TOMiKISS. No.
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: SUBURBAN PHARMACY rVIRGiNIA)
near Washington. II. C.. good bust
ness growing community: s2iOu
cash DR. W. c. WELRuRN' AZ
ia. Ave. WsshinEtnn. u G.
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FOIt SALE. ATTRACTIVE S-ROOM
corner brick residence on Adams
street. near Main. For imrsdiatc
sale we offer a bargain in this prop
cfty. Can accept small cash pay
nicht and balance arranged 40 as 10
suit purchaser Apply KGEHRMuND
& BOW LES. Ia \ I.irhth Strrni
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KYANIzE vAkNISH STAIN.

METAL FRAME WINDOW SCREENS.
adjustable; stay in and keep nies
out; Screen doors and screen wire.
CLARKE. Hardware, 1915 Main st.
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@fIItnerp

For CORRECT STYLES IN MfLIIN
cry You must see my display of trim
med hats and untrlmmed shapes: also
my lineof ready. made garments for
ladies and children. We are now
giving special prices on all lines.
Alterations free. MRS. JULIUS
BEAR, 1893 L. 1ISin Street.
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Acting under decree or the Circuit
Court OF Hcnrico county in the cause
or l.. II. Kemp. Committee OF T. IL
Samuels vs.. 7. II. Samues ct als, en-
tered on the 9Th day OF April t9ie.
the undersigned special commissioner
appointed for the purpose, Will sell. by
pnblic auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL %. 1912.
at $3.50 T.. NJ.
the house recently occupied by T. H.
Samucis, asd which is described in said
decree as follows: Lots SO and 81 as
laid down on plat made by James T.
Redd & Son, Surveyors and known as
Capital View" This is an attractive
little home with rour-room dwelling,
stable and barn. chicken house, nice
young orchard and other conven'enccs
TERMS: Onc-third cash, balance in
equal payments At ono and two years
from date OF sale: negotiable notes to
be given for deferred purchase money
and interest. and tile retained until
same have been pnid and conveyance
ordered by the court.
c. r. SANDS.
w NJ. JUST1S JR
Special Commissioners.
The bond required of the commits
siosers In the above cause has been
duly given. Il. r. PHILLIPS,
Deputy Clerk,
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Aurtinn 5ales. Ubts Dar.
By Il. a. Catlin & Co.,
No. 16 North Eighth Street,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

COTTAGE AND ABOUT TWO ACRES
OF LAND, SITUATED IN THE PLAN
OF ROBIN PARK" ABOUT FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON TIKI
SEVEN PINES TROLLEY LINE.
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). \. SlMAAN. 2l3 n. FIFTH ST
We are selling at cost the most
peautiiul handmade cmbroidcrics
ever brought to this c..y from all
nations Everything for wear and
rarity are bound IL attract. so cone
and see and buy. Dresses and Igisn
lnces OF nil binds.
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At the request OF the owner. who is
breaking UP housokee ping and moving
from the city, L wiz soil 81 public
auction. on the promises. On
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY Or
APRIL. 1912.
at O'Clock T. NJ,
the above houses and lots.
No. 20 Ninth street is a very attrac-s
tive dwelling OF twelve rooms. With
all modern conveniences; lot is feet 8
Inches. with a depth of 1872 beet Go
and look through this house. ana you
Will find as comfortable a home as
any in the city. and he surprised ars
It's condition and how oveiy up-to-date
convenience has been installed to make
work 49,
No. lio Ninth street is very az
tractive cottage Of some five rooms.
with a lot 27xl30 feet s
ThAse two places re centrally To-
Gated and in very desirable nelgh-
borhood
TERMS; cne-third cash; balance II,
six, twelve and eighteen mohthe, de-
ierred payments bearing interest, and
secured by deed OF trust
a. L. AT,AMsoN, ~
AucHonasr. Il
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" ANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That JAliNEE BROS. jewelers. 81.
East Main Stree, bay, sell uxciianE,,
and KEMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sill
yer always taken in e%cnanEe.
COUNT THE INDIANS AS THEY PASS
". tnen see TOMpkISS
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The Henry Clay Inn

Is now most attractive. with its beau
tiul lawn and moonlight nights.
Every attraction for automobile par
ties. Also fully equipped for parties
wishing y leave the hot. dusty city.
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In execution OF certain deed of
trust to me. dated April 29th. 1911, and
recorded in the clerks office OF Henrico
county in Deed Book l3l-A. page 1854, ,
DEFAULT having been made in the pay
ment OF certain note therein secured.
and being requested to do so by ali
the parties in interest. 1 viii. on
THURSDAY. APRIL 18th,
at o'clock +. M,
on the premises, sell the lot with the
cottage thereon situated, at the south-
vest corner OF Barker Avenue and Pine
street, III the plan OF robin Park.
ieet on Barker Avenue, and extends
mack Detween parallel lines 400 feet.
ms property is peculiarly suited for
poultry raising. as there is abundant
shade, which is very essential to this
business.
BY consent, terms will be made very
attractive.
E. A. CATLIN,
TRUSTEE
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\ BEAUTIFUL NEW SIN ROOM cor
tage. large Colonial porch. within
car line; lot S0N2Op feet I'm id.ai
rlacc for chickens and Il garden:
SCAT cash: balance sl5 per month.
AMOS Is POINDENTEN, Travellers
Building.
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
Or
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on THE
WEST SIDE OF LAKEWOOD AVE-
NUE., NEAR THE CORNER OF
THIltTY- FOURTH STREET.
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Al STENOGRAPHERS ARE WHAT
every employer wants. The place to
Get them is at the REMINGTON
TiTEWRlTER EMPLOYMENT DE
TARTMENT. No fees for tho seryicc
Just call up Madison 7SS and tell
your requirements
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Real Gstatf For aaIe

WE OFFER a NUMBER OF DESIn-
n6le suburban places: some of them
large, hnc houses, with acreage
some smaller houses with large lots
Can please you Ia any direction
around about kicnmond. Also sew
tral farms within six to ten miles
OF Kichmond. Now is the time TO
buy. o. y. HAWKINS, 100 n. Sey-
cnth Street
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MODEL NO. &c. BUICK ROADSTER.
with presto tank, top and side cur
talns. spare wheel and equipment.
speedometer. full complement OF
engine in splendid condition. a
splendid car for business purposes
Low cost of upk<ep. No dlssatisfac-
tlon causes this offer Apply to OIL
BERT WELDON, No. 1139 Mutual
Bldg, or Post-Once Box SIS. Rich
mond.
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Dbl c. NKANTON nRYAN.

MASSEY GRADUATES ALWAYS ~
demand. Demand greater than tho
supply Take Il cours. with us and
De sure OF position and bright fu-
"nrolments. MASSEY BUSINESS
CDlI,EC;ir
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T UIt SALE. ATTRACTIVE TEN ROOM
brick residence on a,uth Fourth
Hill Park. For special reasons
which will be explained. we are in
position TO Offer this property cheap
and viii accept sma:l cash payment
and balance 10 suit purchaser Ap-
ply RtEHHAirND * BOWLES. it
y. Eighth Street
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DELICIOUS SMITHFIELD SAUSAGE
now on sale at YOUR gtocar.s
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Auriinn @ales. Tbis Zap.

VIM. Il. Pizzini Co,
Real Estate Auctiopeers,
t23 East Main Street.
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automobiles for GDaIe


USED FORD CARS. 1905, 1906. 1907,
1908. 1903. 1910. two, three and five-
passenger: i'm excellent condition:
owners purchasing 1912 models. Wili
send Instructor home with out-of-
town. purchasers. FORD AUTO CO..
1929 w. Broad Street.
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FOR SALE. IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
four beautiful elevated lots: water
;sid sewer. privct hedges. granol'th,c
walk To car line; cost SO per foot.
Phone MADISON JsST
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LAWN MOWERS.

LAWN MOWERS, $3.50 AND up
wards; high grade. ball-bearlng. 1t
pays to buy a good one CLARKE,
Hardware. 12l5 Main Street.
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FOR SALE. PIERCE ARROW FIVE
passenger. six-cylinder touring car.
fully equipped and In excellent
shape: guaranteed. Address l. 62s,
care Times Dispatch.
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Situatiun5 Ilarteu, female

fTEGfsTERBD PHARMACIST oprv
for position anywhere in Virginjl
Best of references. Ready to go to
Inond, Va.
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j2DtfCfG

NOTlC is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
virginia Carolina Chemical Company
preferred stock certificate. No. *
AZ, Tor ten QO) shares. standing in
me name OF G.. BraNton Bryan has
been LOOT or mislaii. and that appll-
cation has been made TO the Vir-
E!nin Carolina Chcmical Company
Tor the issue of duplicate in lien
thereof All persons are hereby
warned against purchasing or trad
Ing In said certificate.
tSiEnod) G. I3I;A%TON BRYAN
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Il SNAP--33 FEET ON HULL STREET.
frame store. $50 per foot: rents FOR
$500. Better soc me at once. NJ. 9.
MANN, ?15 Hull street. Phone Mad
iSon 1851
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

Governor Hay arrived here yester-
day, and will spend the entire week
here IN regard 10 state matters,
The governor. when questioned re-
gsrdInK the appointment % the sue.
ccSsor 10 J. G. Lawrence, stated
that he would make the appoint
ment about the last Of the month,
Hay IL investigating the advisable
lty OF pardoning ". y. Boone. con.
ysctcd and sentenced for violating
the state banking laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

taken charge OF
the wireless tel
egraphy expert.
menta now being
conducted by the
avintorn Al Al.
gusta. Ga
Julius Mayer.
form or n q "
Y ork attorney
general. and who
liz being consid
cred by the pres
idcnt for a fed
arai jusiEcship, IN
charged by the
women of his
state with beinH
responsible Tor
the Impotency Of
New Yofk'E child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

a combined al
tac X. captured
Roanoke island,
of the coast oi
North Carolina,
which had been
chiefly fam o q .
there tofore as
the place where
Sir Walter RIA
lcigh's eolonints
spent their days
looking for gold
and pearls They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

firmly believed that the Roanoke
river rose IN cavern Ia rocks u
gold. studded with pearls. Burn
side. however. knc~ lsn real value.
II II the key" he said. which un-
locks two sounds. eight rivers. four
canals and two railroads"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

a meeting and reception o. the
wisconsin Social club will BE- held
In the rooms OF the Commercial
club Saturday night Of o'clock.
All former scxidcnts OF Wisconsin,
are invited.
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l%~~+~+%+&++s%.


4 Alvah e. Heath, sssttIs's 4
4 gold star cop. wax awarded 4
4 $500 damages yesterday In 4
= his suit for sl4.575 against the 4
4 Seattle Taxicab company. 4
4 Heath was hit by taxi when 4
4 he endeavored TO stop II for 4
4 exceeding the speed limit. 4
4 4
tttt go tttttt =
"Why We Need Air" ID the title
of the first OF q series OF seven
Common Sense Talks by Common,
Sense Physicians" TO be delivered
at the Y. NJ. G. A.. and will be de.
livered by DIR. +. y. Bourns at the
Y. NJ. G. A. this evening. All Of
the lectures will be free.
NEW YORK, Feb. Awhile dig
ging In the ruins of the Equitable
building an Italian laborer picked
up a roll OF bills containing $50. 000
II was taken from him and returned
to Its owner.
San Francisco bank clerk, who
pleaded guilty TO embezzling yf3.
600. testified that he drank i0f
quarts OF beer within six hours
Did money drive him to drink?
SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. g.
Through It's six offices the Illinois
Free Employment Bureau found
jobs for b9,s27 men and women
during 1911.
Driving her about the fields
hltched TO a harrow was Kansas
City divorcee's explanation OF heI
husbands Interpretation OF woman
suffrage.
LAPoRTE, Ind, Feb. 8.---Ths
probate court here, In charge oI
the 330.000.000 estate Of Katherine
Barker, a minor, has taken under
consideration her application t.
give $4,000 TO a charity home.
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.--FIorcnce An
derson. 10, knocked out hold-uI
man with blow ON the jaw. He
revived and escaped while she was
In search OF policeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

Whom II the Seattle Electric com
pany backing In the mayoralty con
tcatf
III GIN says Parish IL getting the
Stone Webster support. Parish PEG
pie say III GIN IL getting IL.
And Mr.. Average Citizen has II
figured out that wise old Jakey
Furth IN taking no chances on
either Parish or GIN alone, but IL
playing the game both ways. Any
how. it's a dead sure cineh the =.
r.. Co. Is fighting George y. Cot
terin. the progressive candidate.
tooth and nail.
John c. Higgins. standratter, de.
llberately charged the socialists az
the Parish rally yesterday with re.
pudiatlng the principles Of Amer
lean government The Parish meet.
ing. by the way. was more than half
filled with cotterill supporters. and
the progressive candidate was APP
plauded IN the course OF speeches
made by Higgins. J. G. Herbsman
and Mrs. j. f. Reed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

George r. Cotteriil. DR.. Fannie
Leake Cummings and Judge w. II.
White addressed large gathering
Of scandinavian women at the Nor
wegian Methodist church yesterday
afternoon. cotterlil also spoke as
a meeting OF the Modern woodmen.
IN Evergreen hall. last night. and
81 the Madrona school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

Tho socialists we're locked out Of
the West Seattle theatre last night.
where they we're 10 hold forth The
trouble arose over dispute with
an extremely irase proprietor. How
ever. the audience followed the
speakers 10 Neixe's hall. few
blocks distant.
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About teople

Capt. Paul Heck. the curtlss filter
o. The army aviation school, has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

Thomas r. Horner. candidate for
corporation counsel. addressed a
large crowd AZ the Mems club N
the Queen Anne Congregational
church last evening. lie dealt with
the question OF municipal owner.
ship OF telephone system. Hc
showed that In cities where mu.
niciral ownership prevails. the rates
are one-fourth Of what they are In
Seattle. and charged the private
c. rporations with watering their
stocks and making the people pay
dividends on them. Al the Labor
Temple last night Horner discussed
municipal ownership Of railways be-.
fore the Central Labor Council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-08

= =
= A. conferences between
4 Mayor billing. the council and 4
= the board Of public works. a I
= motion was passed 10 concen, I
4 trate the responsibility ia the
4 Cedar river watershed d.yei I
4 opment. probably placing u on
= the shoulders Of City Engineer 4
4 Dimmock. The council Was 4
4 urged 10 hasten along the
. measures 10 start the con.
= sfruction work on the power
= dam. for which $1,000. 900 4
= was voted 4