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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-12
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Edison. or 4 min. rec
ords, almost new. Call 708 So. d.
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Abstracts of Title
Cabinet Makers


FOR wood work, fixtures or pat
tern work see Wohlfarth 81 Swan
son
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FOR SALE by OWNER

5-room bungalow. near 3Sth and
Yakima av., close to school and car
lines. cheap for quick sale. Terms.
Phone Main S960-J.
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Exchange

EXCHANGE
PART trade, part cash or time, CAL
ifornia orchard land, small olive
grove on land, IL years old and
bearing, in Sacramento river valley,
opposite Stanford vineyard, second
level from river, deep rich soil, "a
mile to boat landing, 10 acres level
all perfect garden land. Will grow
early oranges. In exchange for i'm
proved unincumbered real estate or
home in or near Tacoma. Perfect
titles. No agents, owners only. Ad-
d. ess Box IA, care Times.
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Lock and Gunsmith
Cleaning, Dyeing, Press.

~. A. DONALDSON. 311 9th st. 81
years experience. Tel Main 1880
COOKS DYE WORKS. French dry
and steam cleaning.
Alterations.
Refining.
Special attention to phone orders
Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Main
1888. 251S 9Th av.
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Wanted

WANTED-Duii razors to sharpen
free. Call Main Sssz Party Il.
George A. Swartz.
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Cleaning & Dye Works

LUCKEY's DYE WORKS, 7sg st
Helens. Gents suit. skirt or jacket
cleaned and pressed. SOC. Quick
calls and delivery. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Main 7iei.
PARK LAUNDRY
CLEANING, pressing, repairing done
neatly; satisfaction in every re-
spoct; quick delivery guaranteed.
Park Hand Laundry. 3608 54th.
Madison IA.
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Business Chances

For sale, grocery store, good To-
cation, close in, good business estab-
lished, good living rooms in rear.
Rent reasonable. Address Box I-3,
care Times.
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from 10 to 40 acres of prairie land,
from 500 per acre up. M. Paulsen,
miles southeast of Spanaway. p.
o. Address Box 81. r. f. ID. No. 1,
Spanaway, Wash.
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100 men wanted to buy 17-jeweled
Elgin, Waltham movements, SIS
complete 20 year case $3.50. Stew
enson, 957 Tacoma av
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No advertisement taken for less
than is cents each insertion.
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100 Sth. Stables 9th & St. Helena. IT
G. &c B. Trans. Co. Main As.
Pacific Transfer Co.. Main 81.
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Lost

~-~>~~~~>>>>~~~-~~~s~~->> ~->>-~-~S~~-~~>>S~~N-
IOST-A large nugget and ivorI
brooch, Sat. night Reward. Leave
ut Olympus hotel office.
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Help Wanted Male

YEP Hoyt's doughnuts are better
than mother used to make!
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Carpet Cleaners

II. l.. HOUCK-Carpet beating, refit-
ting and laying; feather renovat-
ing and upholstering. 1912 9Th av.
Phone Main 1926
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For Sale Real Estate
40 ACRES

of fine unimproved land, will take
$500, on easy terms. or will trade
for unincumbered city property.
address B-6. care Times.
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PRIVATE SANITARIUM for ladie,
and children to board. Phone MAR
1915. 1921 9Th av.
YOUNG man 80 years of age witt
means who is too bashfui to gel
acquainted with ladies would like
young lady. Address Box ca, 81
Times.
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Boarders Wanted

BoARDERS WANTED
WANTED couple of men board.
ers, home cooking. Room and
board $500 a week. 1882 So. f st
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WHY?

only of house in the time
raised Of
complete
fol- your IN and wi to suit - " 1890
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White & Anderson
WATERFRONT
so N. b. Commerce.

WATERFRONT
We have several good buys in
waterfront, improved and unimprov-
ed ranches and summer homes, on
terms.
J. w. HOOPS d SONS
224-25 Natl. Realty Bldg.
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Furnished Apartments

MODERN 3-room furnished apt. de-
sirable location. For information
Main 1901.
MODERN 2 or 3-r. apis, gas, bath,
corner rooms. low rent. 1904 So.
ID or 1916 Z st.
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$40 DOWN
3-ROOM HOUSE. AZ

3-HOOM HOUSE. LOTS
Extra fine cleared lots, good soil
Groom house, pantry, porches, cit,
from car line in a fine suburb o.
Tacoma. Price 5000, on terms of So,
down and $40 per month.
j. NJ. CURTIS d co.
314 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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FOR SALE-S0 acres of fine land,
thlnly wooded, near water, at
Taylor Bay, about 2h miles from
Long Branch. VIII sell in whole
or In plots to suit. Address Box
e Times.
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Announcements
Wanted to Borrow

s>~>~>e~~~-~e~e~s~rS~~|> Ns~~~~~~~~~e~~~
500, on new 5-room house, modern
VIII pay per cent 3 years. Main
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For sale cheap for cash, lots
So. 41st and Sheridan av.; sewer in
no incumbrance, Phone Main 1872
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Wanted to Buy

NOVAK buys old gold for cash. s2a
Commerce st.
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FOUR PLACES

That Is n joy To Look At.
120 acres stocked to the full ca
pacity, chickens, pigs, cows, calves,
horses and all farming implements.
40 acres with COWS, chickens,
geese, with a lake on it.
40 acres, 210 laying hens, cows,
pigs, horse and wagon, farming tools
good water. house and barn.
10 acres, acres in wheat, Groom
house, 160 laying hens, improved A
snap. Horse and wagon goes with
1t.
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so ACRES

Fine uncultivated land, all clear
at $50 per acre, under proposed
high line canal in Kittitas valley
Address Box il, care Times.
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For Rent - Miscellaneous

e~~e-~~>~.~Ns~>>N~>~>>
FOR RENT-Store building in No.
End, with nice living rooms and
bath upstairs. Fine location for
bakery or meat market. win re-
model to suit tenant. Hutchlns son,
412 Berlin Bldg.
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Help Wanted

WANTED-People to hatch and
raise chicks; eggs furnished. Fur
Their information Star Berry & Poul
try Farm. No. 18th and Alder. city.
Phone Main 925.
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AUCTION SALE
Tuesday, Feb. 18th. at 1920 a. m, at
our salesroom. No. 102 South 18th st.
consisting of:
one Everett. mahogany frame,
grand upright piano; one Kohler &
Campbell early English frame up
right piano; dressers, pedestal table,
iron beds, springs, mattresses, rock
ers, chairs, bed linen, toilet sets,
new drop head sewing machine,
rugs, carpets, pictures, steel range,
glassware, bisque and Majolica
ware, German silver tea sets and
nov elites, gold inlaid Bohemian
glass, consisting of bowls and other
table decorations. silks. chiffons,
feathers, large line of boys and
mems suspenders, mating. potatoes
ana Q barrel of don't know what
1t is"
We have one large oil painting
valued at $500, size 42x66, and par
ties want this sold regardless of
value of ii.
VIM. FITZ-HENRY co.
AUCTIONEERS.
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TO borrow, $500. yrs, at PEI
cent, first mortgage on good real
ty. Box q 4, Times.
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FOR RENT-20 acres good soil
large bearing orchard, poultry house
for $50 chickens. Will make right
party a good offer. Inquire ], w
Scott, Gig Harbor.
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Junk Dealers

TACOMA JUNK co. Best prices
guaranteed. PISA Com. Main 1912.
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Personal

JONES' private sanitarium and ma.
ternity home. 1924 So. G, Taco.
ma, Wash. Everything new. nes,
and sanitary, modern eauipmenta
Patients will receive tho best al
care. Charges reasonable. All LET.
tiers of inquiry promptly answered
N. 1857. Sabra Jones. matron
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Rug & Carpet Factory

LORENZO DOW, attorney-at-Iaw
20l Nat. Blk. Com Main 356.
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BEAUTIFUL rugs made from old
carpets. They look like new
yards old carpet makes one yard
OF new rug. Tacoma Rug Factory
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Paper Hangers

VIM. RIECK, painting paperhanging,
decorating. l0e2 &c. Yak. Main 712l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-14
DRIVES OUT
(5ATARRH
so More Blowing, snuHlin$ or Morn.
ing Hawking TO DfsIOdge Mucous,
When You BreaGhe Germ
Destroying HYoMEI. p

HYOMEI Cproaounce it High-o-Ene)
is guaranteed &c. end the misery Of
ca,ar-h or money back.
Breathe it, destroy the catarEh
germs. and soon hawking and snuff
hing viii cease.
Breathe 1 and crusts will no longer
corn in the nose; mucous EiII not
lodge IL the throat; all infla mmation
Sill- leave the membrane of the nose
and throat and your head-wiiI feel
clear and fine.
Breathe it FOR coughs colds and sore
throat: its soothing. healing. antisep-
tic action is better than all the s;om-
ach dosing remedies in creation
Complete ouofic which includes in
halc- and bottle of HYoMEI. $1-oO.
Extra 4,o1tIes. of HYoNIEI so cents. at
Wells & Hayznake- Co. and druggists
every-where.
TO break up cold IN head or ehes;
overnight. or 10 more quickly conquer
Stubborn catarrh. pour scant tea
spoonful OF HYoSAEI into n bowl with
towel and breathe the vapor for sew
erat minutes before going 20 bed
Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-14
In Affairs of His Country s
Government Across the
Water.

: ADEsLD. Dec. 14-Count Roman
ones. the new prime minister. has at
famed great political prominence de-
spite 4 physicai infrmity which has
sappef his strength practically
throughout his career. When y boy
he experienced a terrible fan from a
a window which manned him for. life.
His father made a fortune as mer-
chant in Southern France. The son
inherited his fathers great business
capacity ana despite his devotion TO
politics found time to swell the wealth
which was left him.
The young man was educated TO be
a lawyer. At the age Of twenty-five
years he was elected to the Chamber
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-14

AdviCss from across the border de-
scribe incidents showing how near the
surface lies the monarchist hatred OF
the new Republic in the country dis
tricts Of Portugal which do NOT feel
the strong hand Of the constabulary
and where a large part OF the inhao-
itants have remained loyal at heart
to The deposed king Manuel.
The mouarchfst clericaIs of2the dis
triet villa Flor revoked recently
seemingly through kind OF spon5an-
cots Indignation against the govern
rnent. Some indictments passing BY
the local government house called out
derisively The townspeople gathered
and presently movement was made
toward the entrance Of the building
A moment later the crowd began 10
sack the place. All the archives were
piled in the street and burned.
Messages were sent by the Republic
can agents TO the provincial capital
and two. companies Of troops we're
sent to restore the local government
and arrest the disturbers.
News of the approach of the troops
reached villa Flor and the church
bells rang in alarm. The country peo-
pie streamed toward the town and the
military were attacked by more than
a thousand peasants, some Of whom
used old fownng pieces others threw
stones and closed with the deploying
infantry in hand to hand fighting. The
troops fred repeated volleys killing
eleven and. wounding thirty persons
The soldiers lost three killed and ten
wounded. Two hundred persons have
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-14
MFR. HOWARD
Presides at a Meeting of the
Order of Kokoal Held
at Parkersburg.

Daniel Howard. well known opera
4sr here. has returned home from Park
ersburg. where he attended the an
nual meeting Of the West Virginia
Mining institute, at which he was
elected a member Of the executive
board of the organization. Mr.. How
ard also attended a meeting OF the
Order of the Kokoal and was bonored
as its presiding officer. The Parkers-
burg Sentinel. ia reporting the meet
ing of the latter pays a compliment &c
Mr.. Howard The Sentinel article is
as follows; f.
The coal operators and others, del.
egates to the West Virginia Mining
institute. which closed two days
session in this city.which was held
at the assembly rooms of the Chan
ceIlor. have departed for home. They
came from all sections of the state,
and while the attendance was not as
large as on some other occasions, this
was explained by the fact that the
mine operators are extremely busy al
this particular time on account of the
rise in the market. OF which they are
taking advantage
Following the regular session a
meeting OF the Order OF Kokoal was
held at the Chancellor. The order
IS composed exclusively OF coal and
coke operators and has a large mem
be-ship. The session was presided
over by .Uacle Iaauirl Howard, the
youngest old man. and theFoest Ioek-
ing member, who is the Imperial
GazoOk OF the oEGRr. The object OF
the meeting yestesday vas fer the
purpose Of initiztig a delegation OF
recruits, Thes8icf ns onsthis occas-
ion, were w H. Oliver, Of Hunting
ton; ,9eyn, OF a4pran6sWn; ",
[. Carey. sEte- Ole. and P...IE Bren=
nan. OF Thomas: C. T. ROeder, OF
wheeling; JLT {2Mcaurdg. a Elm
Grove: Lewis c. Allen. OF Parkers-
burg: .. aAEs H1FE. s6rNClarksburgs e.
y. Clayton. OF Simpson, and r. B.
Isner, of Elkins.
Many of the delegates TO the in
titute remained. over TO attend the
smoker at the Eslks Home. where
they spent very pleasant evening
as the guests Of the Elks and OF
members of the board of commerce
During the evening several interest,"
ing addresses were made, and special
music was rendered for the occa-
sion. They were all profuse in their
appreciation of the cordial hospitality
of the Parkersburg people.
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COMMISSION
Holds It's First Meeting and
Commissions Officers
for Itself.

Nine members OF the special com,
mission commissioned ~ a very
tr;hing minority CT the voters of this
commani;y 10 draft bill giving
clarksburg a commission form o.
government held its initial meeting
Friday night w:th J. Z. Law. L. X
Richards. ). W. Robinson. P. H. Kobe
gard, J. Horror Davis. Hugh Jarvis,
Roy Z. Parrish, Thomas Coleman and
Harvey ". Harmer present. The
commission organized by voting com
missions to J. {. Law and J. W. Rob
insoa to be the commission 5 pres!-
dent and secretary respectively.
Various forms CT commission gov
eminent were considered by the COM
mission, end 1t adjourned to meet again
Friday evening. December 20. At T:$0
O'Clock. when the commission expects
TO complete its commission bill and
have it ready to present 10 the leEis-
larure for enactment
Virgil l. Highland sent letter de-
cIining 10 be a member OF the com
mission. r. T. Lowndes did not al
tend the meeting OF the commission.
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q 77771e71 8

ofDepuies from the district Of Guad<
6Iajara. When a candidate for re-
election he was opposed by his broth
er. the yiscount de Truesre. who rep
resented the conservative party The
struggle was one of the most sensa-
tionaI in the later history OF Spanish
politics. The young count vas VIC
tor and few years later took another
step I'D H. 2oiitieal ladder when he
was elected mayor OF the city Of Msd-
rid
Then he wen; into the cabinet as
minister or public instructed. SERVED
in various ministerial posts was fol-
lowed by election as president OF the
Chamber
The quick rise of Romanones is at
,ributed to his conspicuous ability
and his sterling character. He intends
TO continue the liberal and progressive
policies OF CanaIejas. the murdered
prime minister.
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e
11elr e6ll..de 1..y II 1891
pTidoRs SFe crowded. me largest
number IS egnhned q the central pFi-
son of Il-lon. le Llmqeiro. where
they are lodged eight and ten IN cells
-desiened for two. The prison is de
lapidated- The rain enters freely and
the food Is described as poor
Father. Antonio de Figueiredo, ar
rested March q. 1911. is stilI await
ing trial Dona Constanza Telies da
Cana, daughter OF the Count CaScaes
has been IN prison six months without.
"a hearing. She had been collecting
Subscriptions for poor prisoners and
vas accusId Of conspiring.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-14
TO DECORATE ELKs HOME

The A. Haubr.ch Decorating Com
pany, OF this city. has been commits
sic.aed by the Elks' lodge Of Grafton
10 decorate the new home OF the
lodge there The company has dec
GRATED several other Iarge buildings
there
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Sc His Case ExactIy.

Il your favorlte store is sacrificing
enough OF the usual price of the thing
you want to buy today 20 give.you
weeks spending money don't over
ok the matter by falling TO read
,boIfs i; in tx stores ad IN tie Tel
sE-aEi
The evening world., 1912-05-14
P0SLAm IS
The PERFECT
SKIN REMEDY

In using Poslnm. you are using the
most modern and most successful
remedy ever devised for the quick
eradication Of all skin troubles. 1t is
daily accomplishing astounding cures
with almost incredible rapidity. Its
pleasant, easy healing process. its in
tense antiscptic properties. make it
invaluable in hospital and household.
Take any case Of eczema, acne. itch
salt rheum. piles, scalp scale, etc, how
ever stubborn, and Poslam will stop
itching as soon as applied. bringing
immediate relief and comfort. II any
skin difficulty besets you, write TO the
Emergency Laboratories. 50 West a5th
street, New York, for free sample,
and test before buying. for the sales
Of Poslam are made through its demon
strated merit
All druseiNs sell Poslam 80 csnts) and POsLAM
SOAP. he bsauufyins shn soap t25 cent).
The evening world., 1912-05-14
WEALTHY WOMAN
; VICTIM OF AUTO
y NEAR THE BRIDGE
Mrs: Jackson Thrown on Her
Head as She Stepped
From Sidewalk.

Struck down by an automobile as she
stepped from the sidewalk. Mrs Mar
Suerite Jacktcn. slxty-nvc years old.
. wealthy resident of No. ie9 sorh
Fourth street, Williamsburg. was takcn
to-day 10 the Eastern District IIospita al
In . serious C tpditiou.
Mrs. Jacixsoni was struck by an auto
mobile owned and driven by Samuel
Dsrman Of No. ~ Madison street, Man
haitian. The sSsssdent occurred at the
corner Of South, Jyfn stree, and briggs
aveuus. At tho entrance to the Will
iamsburg Bridsta and was witnessed
~ large mum var o. persons who wore
waiting for str W. cars there.
Just ~ Mrs. Jackson stepped from the
sidewalk Bernan swung his car from
briggs avenue into South Fifth street
ana headed for nv. north roadway Of the
brsd9s. The m ID guard OF the car
struck Mrs. Jact won. knocking her SOW
erai feet. She Re heavily on her head.
Bcrman immsdi bstely picked the worn
On up and rush. n her 20 the Eastern
District Hospital yust a. he reached that
institution ne met DR.. SiiRn G. Blaisdell.
surgeon In chief. who recognized Mrs
jackson o. ono Of nfs patients. lie had
her conveyed TO a ,Slrtvate ward. where
IN examination si(o,vsd that she was
suffering from ssgld1s cuts abcut the
heed. shock and 40 sssble Internal In
juries.
After o police inv 'stiGation Bcrman
was permitted to go to his home. Wit
nssses declaring that the scrident was
unayo;dable
The evening world., 1912-05-14

not content with owning country e.
tates. yachts. automobiles. chicken
farms and Other evidences OF opulencc.
the professional writers of the 4. =.
a., including poets and drama tists, have
formed,a regular union, Tho member
ship includes already some ATTY OF the
leading magazine writer's and will
eventually. Il 10 anticipated. embrace
nll those who have arrived at the pleas
ant stage OF authorship which allows
them TO send out manuscript with
rcasona bic certainty that It will not
come back rejected.
The object oe the organisation Is de-
clared 10 be for mutual b~nent. Pre-.
s'imSbly publishers who fail TO come
across with checks for manuscripts or
get into Che habit OF renting less than
tho author believes commensurate with
the excellence OF his product will be
placed on the black list.
The ma gaxlne and short story writ.
ing aleld of this country is In the hands
Of a comparatively email number of
WRITER'S Thousands OF tons Of perfsctly
good paper are wasted every month by
aspiring authors. but the same old
names appear in the tables Of contents
Of the standard publications. Once IN
a while n new author biasss out and
makes good. but the ranks are recruited
slowly.
rAfbrshers view with more or less
alarm the new union. They foresee the
time when they VIII not DO allowed TO
accspt anything from an author who
docs not wear a union button. Also,
they look With tropidatton 10 the time
when tho Authors Union. soused with
its own power. 80 to speak. will put up
rates.
In time we may have authors strikes.
II will he worth white 20 sec Augustus
Thomas. Harvey Oun9gins. Samuel
| Hopkins Adams, F1lis Parker Butlcr,
George AIDE and Ruoert Hushsa sitting
The evening world., 1912-05-14

ceive II end send 20 nine friends one
each day. and the ninth day YOU will
reccive some great Joy. Don't break
the chain
The first OF the letters was MALE
from Manhattan, Out s.ores OF women
In Corona and Elnihurst who have re-
cefved them have complied with the re-
quest TO keep up the chain.
The evening world., 1912-05-14
Honor system at Yale.

NEW HAVEN. May 1.-The Gov
trning Board Of the Sheffield Scientific
School. Yale. has approved tho honor
system for EXAMINATIONS proposed by
the student body. and 1t will 10 into
effect at the June examinations. No
professors Will be present st examine
lions hereafter. the students being put
upon their honor.
The evening world., 1912-05-14

PEELED to orge uize for the reason that
the products OF their brains are ruth
lessly appropriated despite the protec-
tion Of copyright laws. The bankrupt
cy courts ofrer an avenue Of escape
from obligations for thestrical man
ayers and publishers who owe money TO
authors and for any reason dsc1de to
forego payment. The union intends to
change all this and compel fun pay
mont on delivery OF manuscript.
fcok Cor the union label on your out
put Of your fAvortts author.
The evening world., 1912-05-14
ROGERS COMMISSION ACTS.
Effort Of Former Bas ker 20 Prevent
Issuisy Isse Comp, .tency Fails.
fsrvs.isi q, The rvruA M W.vAd,


MOUNT VERNON. May iA-supreme
Court Justice kcoEh. n White Plains.
1lcd an order to-day deufnE the motion
- sct aside q coaup,ins!on appointed to
inquire Into the al-ess,d uDmpetency Of
0ouverneur Roger. Mt. Rosers. who
II worth abo,N S6D.0oD. IL now an inmate
Of BloominGdaie Asylum.
The commissioners hsld one session In
Yonkers. where a sheriff's Jury was
sworn In. but bsfdre any Testimony
could be taken. they were seived with
an order 10 show cause why their ap-
pointment should mott b. get aside. IT
was claimed by attorneys for Mr..
Rogers thas ie any ne, ufngs were held.
they should be In Elnga County. ~
Brooklyn had been for sosne time past
Mr.. Rogers home. II was also claimed
that he was NOT Insane. a.i
Mr.. Rogers wss formerly presidsnt Of
the Mount Vernon Bsnk. now the Mount
Vernon Trust Company. The motion to
got aside the commisasos, was opposed
by his entire family. .t.