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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-15
BUILDERS GO

Convention Of the National Asso
citation OF Building Owners and
\ Managers clcged Saturday with the
sl1nfion OF officers. Charles u
on, president OF the Seattle
xaocIatlon Of Building Owners and
hagers, was elected president
- Horton WIS elected unanimous
N the only other candidate with
drawing in hts favor. The newly
uelected president has been very ac'
hive in the work OF the association,
snd has won many friends.
q. A. Patterson Of Chicago was
reelected secretary and u. G. Haupt
= Milwaukee reelected treasurer,
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Haiibut, lbs. zsc. salmon, lbs.
a5c. shrimpa. f0c ID emeits 3 lbs.
CSC. herring. Sc ID: salts lbs. use.
ling cod lbs. t5c, founders. s lbs.
Csc. aoies. lbs. t5c. kippered her
ring. lbs CSC. Sc snrdlnes, CSC
30 bars soap. 25c. devilsd meat. Sc
can, Toe orange maymainde. isc
gOc tea. soc H.. 3-iayer cakes soc.
s iosves nome made bread. z5c. 7sc
tea. 400 H..
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Italian olive oil, ssc pit; Zoe cans
pork and beans, lie. 2 l5e cans
grated pineapple. Csc. peanut but
ter, zoe 10. cans milk. 25c:
mustard sardines. &c can; Swedish
made bread, 26c; English pork pics,
f0c each 2 lbs. New York cheese.
B5c. mild fun cream cheese, zoe ID.
Iowa butter SOC ID. Washington
butter. lbs Csc. new potatoes, 10
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Link sausage. Zoe ~; round steak.
f5c ID; veal roast, l2ihc ID. pork
bones, &c ~. chicken. nc H.; NUT
ton chops. 2hc H.. catfish. i5c hi;
Toe h.: pearl onions zoe pt. Ger
man ain pickles. 2 doz. Csc. sauer-
kraut. Toe at. olive oil. i5c and ESQ
bottle: baby elves. iBc pts lessons
genuine nome made bread. ioaves
Csc. Danish pumpsrnicksl. Toe. for
&c
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Farm Lan6s.

eN~s~~~~~e~.e~~~~~~r~~ee ~~~~-~N<~~~~N~~~~~~>~
NORTHERN PACIFIC EMPLOY rs,
ATTENTION.
You may soon be ordered TO Auburn.
You know this. although the gen
erai public does not. Why not &c,
lot or two adjoining the big
Toundhouse at t12s per lot. with
water IN and PAID Terms so
cash. IS monthly. Ole Hanson a.
Co, third floor New York block.
t-AcRE POULTRY FARM
have 3 acres on g good road, with
10 easy drive Of Seattle. for $3.50.
N you want 10 start In the chicken
business and make biz money.
here's an excellent location for
you. VIII give terms Of $50 cash
and $40 a month. C>sde Hack
worth. Kirkland Hotci,N Kirkland,
Wash.
10 ACRES. CLEARED STUNTS. $3.50
a1e cash. SO monthly, buys 10 acres.
Mason county. ? miles from shell
ton. on county road. Coo feet from
beautiful like; postoffice and mi'l
within y mile OF this tract. ole
Hanson a Co, New York Block.
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= = FtFFFt1gtF~TWW~TWF
Jose ttnnito, prof. OF botany and
pecialiy. Goiondrina llniment for
rheumatism, paralysis. nerves
consumption ana stomach trouble
ana chronic diseases. and for all
aorta Of skin diseases, Hours I 20
ana 7 70 y. m sassh hailari
Phone Ballard 1888.
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For EXCHANGE.

40 ACRES KlrSAP COUNTY. CLOSE
To SCHOOL, CHURCH. FTC
PRICE $1,000. MORTGAGE s1.foo.
TRADE Equity FOR CLEAR or
TNCuMBEHFp. VACANT OR M
PROVED. SEATTLE PROPERTY.
WILL PAY OFF MORTGAGE III
NECESSARY AND THE DEAL IS
WORTH III. OWNER, r. o. BOX
a4a CITY
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pooa Los RECORD

= Born poor. Loa Ilili has I
= made $4,000. 900. and with 4
= out depending on govern 4
= mcnt land aliotmenta for 4
4 his start. 4
~ Owns the whole town OF I
4 Harllnger. Tex. 4
Owns 100000 acres OF land. 4
4 Sports ~ automobiles 4
= Owns two cane plantations I
= and a sugar mili, 4
. Is graduate OF two unlver. 4
= stiles. 4
\ Has paid for the education 4
= OF 100 children.
= - .
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Situations Wanted
Female

>s~~S~-~~~~<~s-~~S~~es~ >~~~~~s~.~~~~~-<>>>>~
Woman wsnt@ work sweeping aud
cleaning by day. use per hour. "a
Fremont fisfrict North l6i.
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The SEATTLE STAR

TO MAIL sUBBCnrnERa-The date
when your subscription expires II
on the address label of your paper
When that date arrives, II your sub.
soription has not again been paid
In advance, your name IN taken
from the list. A change OF date
on the address label ia receipt.
For the convenienca OF our readers
we have established agencies at the
following locations;
p. r. Muiien,. 54os Ballard nv. Phone
Ballard 800.
Quaker Drug stores, Fourth nv. and
pike St. Third nv. and Madison st..
First av., near Spring ~.
Ads may be left at these branches
where same rates viii be given az
at main office. Transient rates
are loo per line or times for the
price Of for cash ads.
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"a POOR INDIAN! ONLY WORTH
$4,000, 900 AND MADE 1T HIMSELF

Full Blooded Choo,aw Richest Redskn in the World
His Own Game.
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Help Wanted---EemaIe

Ss0~~S~eS~ese~~~~e~ ~~~~~~r~>~cec~~>~~c
s.fi.as.s ss.ssr,s ,.ssi to e
work az tslsphens operators AP-
ply TO iiok ard av or is2o f7th
AZ The Pacific Telsphone aud
isdles wantsi 20 prepare TOT posi-
lions a. tsiewraph operators. so
learn. Special reduced terms this
month EaNY payments. Pacific
Telerraph Institute, 10s First Az.
Have year haIrdrosainE. etc. donn ~
Az Eftal Building Second and
PIKE Expert service: reasonable
pffrem Maniruring, ssc.
LEARN LADIES' TAILORING
And dre.smaking IN the largest and
Yers 'P PossiTioNs S GuS ARA n ass
THE AMERICAN LADIES TAT
stHooi. nitoApwAY and : PrSE
Wanted Cooks housswork glris.
etc. 30 register AZ Free Public
EnPlqyment office .os Liberty
building, Third and rnion
0frt 10 assist with general house
work IN country, near city, good
position. good pay, Phone Elliott
t~Trnol positively cures akin dis
eases. stops ifrs Instantly. removes
hlackheads, pimplrs bintches. swift.
Druggist Ind and Pike 81
ladies and ehslfrsn's srcrsmskinx.
speciality. infsrtK layettss.s Salts
faction guaranteed ale Arcade
Dlds
Ssko--.fioT POINT fftO~R-ts $50
EvERyTlfING ELECTRICAL.
Sound Electric Co. 1910 First Az.
HhampooinR. hairdfessinE. facial
and scalp massage. srantcurins.
s9s Liberty fidN. Mafu ttsf.
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Honesteads.

Have just returned from famous
Fergus county. Montana. whore I
located every man who sAw the
land. The most favored wheat belt
81 North America no irrigation.
VIII return there every Two weeks
on special excursion rates furnish
cd by the Chicago. Milwaukee n
Puget Sound ny. A few excellent
homesteads left close 20 the rail-
road Also any part Of 20 600 ncrsA
rkcellant wheat land cheap. Act
at once g. j. Mcfarland. slt
bailey Bldg
How to get u free homeetead--Send
for ctr large dnubfe-it folder
map In cuiurs with list showing
all npen government land In
Washington and Oregon. st.to
each both 81 80.
AZ ~ HILL
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w " HILL
Observation-Disclosures

sbiNQliSHMfNf
100 acres IN Grant county. miles
from good railroad town. flus
fruit and alfalfa land. Price t2bo
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
kes Empiro Bldg.
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lbs isc; green peas. &c ID: tomatoes
Toe 70 zoe 10.
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PIKE
Salmon trout. zoe H.. kippcrcd
sturgeon. zoe III. kippered herring,
i5c ID. shrimpk. Toe ID. haiibut. {
lbs. Csc; renovated butter. 2 lbs. 55o.
priu-ost. lbs use, butterine. 2 lbs.
frr
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Hotels and Logging Houses

Nice Clean hounek esping rooms az
Hotel Traft0n, Ggx5 Ballard av. Bal
lard fakg
CAPITAL HOTEfs--fos Jackson ~.
soc 20 $50 day, t2.te 20 ~ week.
HOTEL cG4AHENDON--ll2 sth ay.
=. Rooms toe and 1se. Elliott btxl y.
Hotel Livingston, 1921 int av. Mod
efn. Rates tzto per week ana up.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 tat nv.. mod
crn, rates t3b0 per week aud up.
Hotel Consul. STA ana Wash rms.
81 aud up. beds Ice. free baths.
ROYAL HOTEis-sof Ftfth av. 25e
% 7ae nlEhts tl.lk 20 - weck.
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Help Wanted---Male


TEN FREE ENGINEER
SCHOLARSHIPS
only mechanical engineering school
In the Northwest Just gettins
engines. boiler machinery. etc, IN
stalled In new building. whore
space specially arranged and con-
etrncted for lta purposes To ad-
yeftisn school. upon conditions 70
be named personally 10 applicants.
4, VIII give 10 free scholarships for
eeqplste courses IN either steam.
offer limited TO 10 days. New ca,-
alog ready. Seattle Engineering
School, Inc. Fret av w. and
WANTED Men end women to
learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning Call or write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High Grade school
81 Warrington 81
why does Iundquist seli tzs suits
for 1857 Because he sesis then
upstairs Room z0t Empress The
atre Building.
Learn TO be good hsther at
MOLEp BARBER COLf.EUB
22o Occidental Ave.
Hotel state, single rooms Use and
SOC. 81 so week lst aud Washington.
HOTEL Norman, 80 Yeaicr way.
Rooms use and sec Men only. Bath.
shocmakerA wanted IL L. Kline &
Son, al James 81
Say Il saw u In Tho star"
Kavanangh.n q. 90 lila Is. lli5 lst az,
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Personal.

Personal.
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
over 200 cases cured past two
years. ages to 10. Harvard
system, sl7 Eitcl Bldg. Seattle.
Lans'H Mineral Wonder viii cure Ira
paired vitality. absolute sstisfac-
tion guaranteed or money back
one dollar. 81 THIRD ay.
Clocks called Tor, repaired. deilv-
cred Huson. al Hinckisy BldE.
Eiliott 24fs
Manicuring. facial and scalp, treat
tnsnts guaranteed. suite ~. 2iI y
Pike At
oIif.ErTE BLADES nnsrpsned, 400
dot.; raHors. fke. etc. it0i 9TH av.
TotrEEs, wfGs--Aii Kinds Of hair
work. Korb, iot spring Ind sts1
Get Acquainted Society. Names aud
addresses. 7qA Pine Street
For Aale--i4ne bred Persian kittens
Phone North io4
chiropoey. manirurinE pariorn. zio
Liberty nldK
Nichoia bunkalows iilncklsy Six.
Say n saw II IN fhe star."
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Funeral Directors.

Ell BGTmSRW9FnT B0NS
University UNDERTAKING pariors. t2i4
18th N. ". North 2ia w. E Fork.
nor.
Honey Watson Co. Funarai Direo-
tors, Third av and University.
Main ~ Elliott 7Bs
sc~~~~e.o@.~pI.y,sl s5cs>~.c.eoooo.c~
we aim To natlrfy~~and VIII. Equip
ped for weddings, receptions. fu-
nefalnl PARIS rIoHfsT-~9is PIKE.
bunNs FLoHAB Co. sol ard. Main
tI5--Cut flowers deaign.. so.aa
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Observation-Disclosures

~.~S~~~~1~~~~.~s~~~csS>~ ~-u~s~-~SN~~J~~J~y~~
Wanted--By students attending the
with and without board, and light
housekeeping apartments. write.
stating price and location. 10
Chas. Pagan, Cascade school.
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Business Chances.

s~4~~~~4~~~~-~~~~eN@~<~ r~~~~~~~-N~~>~~~~~~~
Cigar and general stand. down town.
old established. sacrifice II sold al
once. Main 1861.
Ny store and property for cash. q
bargain; good terms. X-S6i, care
star.
Wanted--Your printing. II. s. Walk =
or, 1921 westlake. near Pine. ~. e179
Nieholk bnnEaIows HInekley Biz.
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Classified Directory


Ma - 0~>>r~N-~~~~~~.~~~~.~~
VI oiession offers more TO anyone
unity Vaudeyllie sks,~s oppvs.
and rehearsed. Neeenss SOLO
posM AkDE DRAMATIC SCHOOL,
s..-.s--.Llre Hotel, cor. GER 4 Msrt,n
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pETECTLvE AcrNcs

Cody Detective Agency. Inc 3SSS
aISaae Bldg. Criminal and civil
private work; consultation conf.
dcntnl. Elliott ss7s.
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For SaIc-Furniture
Tor Sale - Miscellaneous.

FOR Sale - Miscellaneous.
T>'-~0-He>N~e~>>e~-~-~~N~ N.~~~~.~O~~~<~~
A GOOD BfJY
nc star has large oak filing cabi-
het. has large letter fiiea III
pigeon hole drawers Tor contraefs
etc, IS drawers for fnleeeiianeos,s
papers ana large drawers -
regular filing cabinet Tor real a.
flee N1' 0'ar o.
LII TER filing cabinet and stand.
yak, ana IN excellent condition.
g. aishin n taken at once. Cali
~ DAMAGED BATH TUBS
painhKsd bath tubs, $1,000 ana up.
complete. Rustad's. sI5 znd av. 81
Boston terriers boarded. bought soId
phone East 1917. ''''
j. q q Fischer piano. na6oxsnv
cass, tiso cash. 1872 y. Broadway.
Fii your coal bin now at Iowost
=, - les. Sofnell, Queen Anne 40s.
"sw pss.nos roT rent. rent applied on
s-s-----..-.-.s-.-......s- r--onsr 80 Union;
Money to Loan
.oo-oolreL, lseslS1I55 8. -
n. CITY AND COUNTRY Loans
cn improved or vacant propcrtv
80 amount, $50 10 $500. long Or
iaf lime easy payments. no de-
mey. sturteyant Il Co. az Eos,on
Money 70 loan IN ballard real estate.
ROY y. POWERS
szs7 Ballard Az.
Phone Ballard 400
. oOoDFELLOW q SON Heal "a
20 d9anA IN amounts from sos
70 10000. 81 Bailey bldg
0c,ntJJLL AND cOIT.ATrftxI
loaned on dfaf-> fds and 1lSsys
~. private offices: conffdentfrI
- = s'issiean Jewelry Co. 500 Ind Av.
80 Erin BkOKERAGE co.
from 1900 TO tleo. 90 10
WE sALAHfED PEOPLE
Mcxhnyyei security or Enforcement.
''2DrsEf LOANED ON FURNrTTInE.
fths warehouse receipts etc.
| so7 aDeial terms. prompt service
| -. ..rlnarn Bank Bldg. an 4 Isiks
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Lost and Found.
~S~~~S~~S~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~-~N~~~~~~>~~
Jewelry made TO replace that whinh
you have lost. Jeweiry made 10 or
der. Watches and jeweiry repaired
JAY ". DE ROY
Manufacturing Jeweler
ia Columbia st.
Lost = From Ferdinand sohmitz'
dock, South Alki. "a 1b-foot olink ct
transom stern rowboat, painted
white, With varnish trimmings.
n Phone West so; reward,
Jhly IS. bundle OF laundry. shirts,
collnrs and table covers, between
Ninsh and Jefferson, on Ninth av.,
Spfjng 10 Firth 20 Pike. Phone
Isnst s330: reward.
roraf cameo rlpg saturday evenin (
"a hetwecn market and Pioneer
n auuare down, Finder return TO
Ileecon 1860, receive reward.
LOST Either at Third and Yesler, on
= Yesler car or Mt fseschf park. ono
Eastern Stae pin. Call Main 1852
or North no.
black seal hand bag. Green Lake
car, about p. IN. Friday; reward,
Kenwood 500.
LoAk.eA Rii.l's red sweater al Column
bias near coal bunkars. reward.
isp Kainic> av. Beacon i5G.
The.Etttle Jewelry store that always
!, sells for iesa. Get our price first
Syfnons. 1927 THIRD. near Pike.
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Funeral Notices

rs~e~N~~~~~~.~-~N~~~~ ~~~~~~-~~~-~N~~~~~
Milton -. Tufner-4Of Kent. Died
july 10. nnrIed July le 10 a. M
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Flats for Rent.
Apartments for Rent.
Furnished Rooms.

NEAR POTLATcH GRAND6TAND
YirKinuH Hotel, kth a. Virginia. near
Westlake, offers new. modern. ele-
gantly furnished rooms. with tho
best accommodations lowest rates
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A. the lowest prices ever
known for good eDpor-
tunitier. This new town
has two new railroads.
aud H. located on two
beautiful rivers and IN
the heart 81 the finest
farm and timber lands
Ia the state.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
TRYING THE NEW SYSTEM
OF PAYING PENSIONERS

Washington, Dec. 1.-The new system Of
raging all persons on the federal pen
sion rolls direct from Washington In
stead of through the Is pension agencies.
which will be abolished January 81. Is
row being inaugurated by the pension
bureau. Checks are being sent $4,000 PEN
Sioners in the section heretofore covered
by the agencies at Augusta. Ga, Boston
Columbus, Detroit. Washington and San
Francisco. The personnel of the agencies
IL Indianap polls. Knoxville. Louisville,
New York, Philadelphia and Topeka
which have completed their November
payments. will soon he brought into
Washington. the first of the agency trans
lers 20 the pension bureau.
Spccia, efforts are being made by
Commissioner Of Pensions Davenport
and Or. Thompson. chief of the finance
division. To make banks and pensioners
understand the new pension check sys-
TEN
For the first time in history the PEN
soncrs will be paid without the for
.nality OF vouchers the checks servin-s
the same purpose by a requirement Of
endorsement by the pensioner in the
presence of two witnesses. The new sys-
TEN obvlatcs the necessity Of receipts
from tho pensioners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
CHARMS FAIL TO WORK.
bartender Discovers I.Okoritx Helping
Himself to Bottled GOOds.

Chicago. Dec. l.-Gcorge a. Pupau-
sky. tkc Polish banker onjurer, re
Gently released from the House Of
Correction. where he was sert by
Judge Lands to serve a six months
sentence for selling invislbility ONT
ments and love charms was arrested
again Tonight. Pupausky sold Anton
Lokorit. a fellow countrynan. a black
cats ear to make him invisible. Lok-
ortiz gladly paid s25 for the charm
ana put tho ear, according to direc-
tons, in his left waistcoat pocket
Confident in his invisibility Lok-
ortiz then entered a saloon with the
proprietor of which he was not on
friendly terms, Making sure the
charm was in place he stepped behind
the bar and began to help himself to
bottled goods, The bartender imm edi =
ately fell on lokortz and hustled him
into the street.
Iokortz went to Pupauskys house
thinking that something must be amss,
lie did not see the conjurer but was met
BY a woman who told him he had ia
have magic bean to go with the cats
ear Lokoritz bought bean and returned
to the saloon and went behind the bar
again The bartender elected him more
cnergetically than before. He had several
bruises to show the police when he made
his complaint
Another purchaser If n hlsch Ssts ear
Is sought by the police to testify agains,
the conjurer. This man bought black
cats ear and was run over soon after by
an automobile The man did not make Il
| complaint, his friends said. because he
| was invisible and could not blame the
chauffeur for not seeing him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
FALLS 1000 FEET
INTO CEMETERY
Aeronaut in Parachute Sees Body
of His Comrade Dash
Past Him.

Jacksonville, Fla. Dec. l.-Richard
Frayne, an aeronaut fell 1000 feet here
this afternoon and was instantly killed.
Three thousand people Witnessed the
accident.
The aeronaut was thrown from his
seat in the parachute Immediately after
me cut loose from the balloon. His
body landed In the driveway Of the Ever
green cemetery near here. Every bone
in his body was broken.
With Jack Crosby. his companion,
Frayne assembled at the tr-county fair
here late this afternoon Both men had
Individual parachutes attached to the
balloon.
Crosby severed his parachute from the
balloon first, moment later he saw
Frayne's body dash past him. Witnesses
of the tragedy say that Frayne's para
chute opened successfully and 1t is be-
lieved his fall was due to his failure "a
place his hands in the safety wristlets
the momentary hating of descent upor
the opening Of the parachute hurting hin
from his seat. Frayne's home was al
Lowell Mass. lie was % years old and
unmarried. Crosby. who was a business
partner of Frayne's, also lives In Massa'
chusetts They had headquarters in Bos
] ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
SUSPECT MAY Be
VI. BUTTER THIEF
Arrest Follows Police Information
about Mileages Stolen from
Proctor R. r. Station.

Rutland. Nov. @.--Accordlng to a mes
sage received to-day by special Railroad
Policeman John w Brislin OF this city
from Chief OF Police Nj. l.. Cabin OF
Syracuse. n. y, Charles Schwartzman
a man of many aliases. wanted In Yer
mont on charges of burglary and robbery
was arrested to-day at Syracuse. The
officers for some days have suspected tina,
Schwartzman. who has a states prison
record was the man who burglarized tn,
Proctor depot few days ago and stole
60 mileage books and S. in cash His ar
rest was due to the fact that the railroad
authorities sent out circulars giving the
numbers of the stolen mileagcs.
one OF the mans aliases Is +. r
Crandall. He had in his pocket two letters
addressed to Mrs. Francis Porier, Bur
lngton, Vt" This leads to the belief that
the prisoner is the man, Frank PORTER
wanted at Burlington for the larceny OF
800 pounds Of butter from a freight can
at Shelburne and also for stealing butter
in Burlington. Officer I}rslin Will go to-
morrow to Syracuse for SchwartZman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
CANAL OPENS SEPT. %.

New York, Nov. 2S.-The Panama canal
will he completed on September %. 1913,
and the first ship will 90 through on that
day Plans are being made by the govern
incnt to celebrate the day, both in honor
OF the opening of the canal and the fac,
that II is the tooth anniversary Of the
discovery OF the Pacific by Balboa.
Congressman John j. FitzGerald ant
nine other members of the House ap
preparation committee, who arrived here
yesterday on The steamship Christobal
from Panama. whore they had been to
inspect the work. gave out the informa
ton. All the members of his party wer,
enthusiastic over the manner in which
the work Is being carried on.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
VERMONT NOTES

Carries Meyers has been arrested on
suspicion that h" is connected with some
OF the series Of robberies which occur
red in Rutland IIo is tn" last of Il gang
OF suspicious characters in the city at
the time.
Ralph G.. Grout Of hra'tleboro. a
stonocrapher. has filed petition in bank
ruptcy eivins liabilities of Sl56,24 and as
sets of 81 of which So is claimed
exempt
chace e llarriman. Inc. of Boston have
acquired the Bellows Falls Canal com
pany and majority OF the stock of the
Fall Mountain Electric Light & Power
company. Involving an amount around
the million dollar mark.
An apple tree. So; out in 1856 in Morris
willie on the farm now owned by .. IL
Wilson. is thought to he the Oldest il
the state The tree is the only survive,
of sovoral which were brought from New
Hampshire when the town of Morrisvll,
was settled, Mr.. Wilson gathered goot
| fruit from the tree this fan.
| Mr. and Mrs. a. X. Hubbard of Wood
stock celebrated their golden weddin.
November p. Sixty neishbors presented
them with |. purse OF over So
| Ferdinand Gosselin of Rutland has re
tired after 80 years in business. He begal
by opening a fruit store with a brother
| n-law in 1852.
Charles CIRCUIT dropped dead Frda!
morning while at work at Bennington 70
the Twin State Gas & Electric company
| He was G. years old.
Mr.. and MIS-. j. Iienry Pratt of Brat,lc
horo celebrated their golden weddin
November - Mr.. Pratt IS one OF Bra;tle
borc's odes, business men.
| William <. Fleming and Ralph Grou
! of Biattleboro have been adjudged bank
! rupts. The peculiar feature of the tw
| cases is that judgments We're made aft
| or awards of damages had been foun
against them by Windham county court
Frederick knight, son of Mr.. and Mrs
+. 5. knight of Brattleboro, underwear
an operation the other day for the re
| moNal OF piece of needle, broken of
in his left knee. The accident occurre
! two weeks ago.
| Miss Ellen f.. Mangan and her brother
James $. Mangan, of Rutland are re
| covering from ptomaine poisonin.
caused, it is thought, by eating cheese
Different quarries and granite plant
of Barre have presented handsome grar
tie steps to the alumni hall at Goddar
trcsses OF finely hammered stone.