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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

b salked
/ Ogden Armour. president OF
nnusr { Co. the Fort Worth
nprhysrds Co. director In the Ar.
- cxriine Co. the Armour Grain
4 IL chieagn. Milwaukee 4 81.
- Halfway Co. the Continental
onpal Bank. the National Pack.
= d. he Northwest National In
rnncs Co, the National City Bank
I'M York TIE Kansas City Rail-
- . L1lxht Co. the American
ouleo q the prussan National In.
u1nes Co. ard the author Of The
Mn and the People, walked.
b usIk<1 approximately 3.sso
- lii morning. and he could
~ NJ three automobiles 20
~ h
unasser Kleinosie OF the Ar.
~ Co Interests In Seattle had
y lire machines waiting for an
~ be1ore the iisio C.. NJ a p.
I IN cane In.
M the Armour party. almost
0hH 10 IeAve the train. leisnreiy
- 10 way out of tbs depot. the
~ InslgnIficant looking chap In
y and, twirlIrg q tzn-colored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
VESSEL ON ROCKS;
CREW OF Is ABOARD

BY United PreesBI.easpd Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. THE
Chilean ship County OF Linllthgow,
carrying crew of Is men, Is on
the rocks off Otter point. on the
west coast OF Vancouver island, ac-
cording TO a dispatch received here
this afternoon by the Marine Elk
change The vessel ran aground
during The night, aud II Is said H.
tie hope is entertained OF saving
either the crew or the ship.
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WAITS z YEARS
in DEATH CELL;
NOW PARDONED

BY rnitsf Press L~assf Wire.
NEW YORK. Dee. 2-Aaurice
Lustix. one-time occupant Of the
death house Mt Sing Sing today 10
a free man, by the reversal of his
conviction for tbs murder Of his
wife.
The memory. however. OF his two
years proximity TO the little
green door" through which he saw
II fellow prisoners go away" has
made an indelibie impression on
fsastigs mind
When Lnstig entered the death
house, he Was tho 18th man. occu-
pying the last remaining cell. In
the two years that be lived near the
little green door, he saw the 10
men that we're his first compan-
ions go away" through the door.
when q man was TO go away,
not one Of us slept the night be-
FORE" said Lustig. ~All night iong
we sang hymns and read chapters
from the Bible"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
|lA1 CATCHER IS
DEAD; SEARCH
FOR SAVINGS

~ CefeheF IohnH IA dead and
u - ~, 80 -
= -" '4''A sA0 "
= yeoSH savings Tne money
~ \ believed to be buried
L - ground near his shack at
IN ~. and Spokane 1t. Many
nus we're searching for II today.
Ymr6sy afternoon the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

JACK JOHNSON TO
MARRY WHITE Girl

flY United FTFae LEASED Wire
CHICAGO. Dec. Jack Johnson.
negro prize fighter. expects 20 mar
~ Lucille Cameron. the Mlnneapo-
lis white GIRL whom he was charged
with abductinE. before night. An
automobile stands In front OF John
sons home. ready to leave when
tho negro receives an expected spe-
ciai delivery letter from Miss Cam
eron.
AS soon rs ] get that letter"
boasted Johnson, Il will rush to
where Lucille Is. and we will be
married In my automobile"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
FIVE CARDINALS GET
RED HAT FROM POPE

The five were: Giuseppe Maria
dc Cos y Macho. archbishop OF VAL
iadolid. Antonla vico. apostolic
nunxio 10 the court 81 Madrid;
Francisco Bauer. archbishop OF Oh
mutz; Francisco Maxi. archbishop
of Vienna. and Enrico Almarax,
archbishop OF Seville
Elevation OF these five cardinals
brings the membership OF the cob
leEe 20 81. not including Monsignor
Mendes hello OF Lisbon. Since the
creation OF rs new cardinals by
Pope Plus year ago. three men-
beers 81 the Sacred college[Cardlnal
Fisher OF Cologne. Cardinal sa.
massA OF Austria and Cardinal
Coulile Of France have died. leav.
Ing the present formation of the
Sacred college with 80 Italian car.
dlnals and ~ foreigners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

An unusual opportunity to get a
good big comfortable domestic In
this attractive neighborhood.
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AT TIE GRAND


Jim Black, the lerless comedian.
with the agile and tuncfuI assist.
ance of Miss Leslie. startled the
Sunday-nIghters AZ the Grand opera
house yesterday when he demon.
strafed beyond cavil that legs arc
not really necessary to rapid mo-
tlon. The act IL corker.
Brooks and Doyle introduced
musical impersonstions. They are
good. so are Nct;reevy and Davis.
who juggie while sprinting on a
slack wire.
There are four new photo plays.
notable among them being the Rex
drama. "A Heart Reclaimed"
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WILSON TO CHANGE
INAUGURATION DATE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.--That
president-elect Wilson's determine
ton 10 postpone the pomp and GER
emony. which has been n pictur-
esque part OF the induction into
office OF a president since early in
American history, will result In the
passage either at the coming SEES.
sion OF congress or early In tho
extra session OF measure chang
ing the Inauguration date to the
last Thursday In April was pre-
dicted today.
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RECORDS BEAR
OUT CONFESSION

nv United Press LEASED Wire
LOWELL. Mass. DEC. 2.--investi-
CATION OF police records here today
partially corroborated the confess
sion OF .. Frank Hickey. murderer
Of Joseph Iosephs OF Buffalo. re
sardlng the murder he alleged he
committed in Lowell In 1853. HEX.
ey alleged he poisoned his employ
or. Ed. Mercy. a druggist here. by
administering iaudanum.
The police here never suspected
Morey was murdered. the records
showing he died from apoplexy.
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THREE ARE BURNED
BY EXPLODING LAMP

PORTLAND, Or. Dec. Mrs.
L. II. Ryan. Thos. Fish and Fred
Montgomery are today IN serious
condition as the result Of burns re-
ceived when largo lamp exploded,
throwing burning oil on them. The
three were seated around a table
in Mrs. Ryan's home, near here.
when, without warning. the lamp
exploded.
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~ 0lEN VOTERS OF
0kECON ARE BUSY

<ee fse>< Leased wire
3fIAAND. Or. Dec. 1.-THE
~ suffrsgets are having
n1'ng In Oregon today. with
~. - u hall a dozen towns on
~ varied Issues.
~ y. "a City Is selecting a mayor.
Kate Newton as one Of
e!n1ldstes.
Lnlamook. Grants Pass and
n aycrs are being named also.
nevport Tuesday the awets~
W. viii fight II out over
t with the women OF the
- pp with the ''drys."
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s '1heAtficAl

blending beautifully.
A number OF stars were present.
cd Last night. and both they ard
tho chorus proved BY their work
that great pains have been taken
to attain uniformly high standard
of cxcsllencs. Ths chorus In al.
most. N not quite unique In that II
Ia aiI-American.
Tonight "Conehita" win be PRO
duccd. the first time In Seattle.
with Toruuinsa Toraulni. who Gre
afed II. In the title role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

f1srSs, "a az 3sssrs sisI N ~ SSS 4.
freut. Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
feret. Thomas Craig al Union at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
QUESTION SANITY
OF WOMAN SLAYER

OLYMPIA, Dec. 2.--Mrs. Nellie
Kinds, 80, facing trial on the charge
OF killing her 2f-year-old husband
aa the result OF quarrel, Is also
facing examination ms to her sanity.
II Is stated the woman was arrested
once before for not allowing her
children to 10 TO school. Her rd1a-
tives assert she is mentally unbal-
anced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
u. OF w. PRESIDENT
RETURNS FROM EAST

After an extended tour Of the
East. President Thomas +. Kane OF
the University OF Washington re-
turned 10 Seattle yesterday after
noon. On November IS and 10 DIR.
Kane attended the National Associ.
alton OF University Presidents, de-
lIyering an address on The Cost
OF Higher Education"
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AT THE MOORE
....x4Rx44Y4444s

A large and thoroughly sympa-
fhetfc audience greeted the Lanr
bardi Opera company at the Moore
theatre last night when la DO
hsme was produced. Giuseppe
Agostini appeared ~ Rodolfo. and
was supported by Amina Matini ~
Mimi. Both sang well, their voices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

TELkWA MINING. MILLING AND
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS
The regular annual meeting 81 tho
stock holders Of Teikwa Mining.
Milling and Development Com
pany will be held at the office Of
the company. 400 Lyon Building.
Seattle Washington. on Tuesday,
the 10th day OF December. isi2. at
the hour OF o'clock D. m.
The object OF said meeting IN the
election Of officers and trustees OF
said company and for such other
and further business as may law
fully come before the meeting.
WILLIAM r. CLOVES Secretary.
Hereafter III not be reaponsible for
debts contracted BY my wife. r. II.
smith,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
FURRY ON MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.---Decislon OF
the United States supreme court
today that the Hartman merger
OF the Union Pacific and the South
ern Pacific should BIO Immediately
nuilifled caused a slight furry In
the market today. but stocks im-
mediately rallied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

~~r~e~eNsrsesrNe-e~~erNr ~~N<~eee~<Ar~ce~ee~rsr<
ACREAGE At A BARGAIN
Two ~ acre tracts less than Y
mile from Lake Washington. Price
1850 for both tracts. Terms 1900
cash and 80 monthly. Good soil.
close IN, and should bs worth more
than double after the compile ton
Of the Lake Washington canal.
Burke 4 Farrar. Iof Cherry 81
For sale BY owner, 10 acres ~
hhaRit county. good improvements
terms Address Box 70. sit YER
non. wash. r. 2
ACHES NEAR hEAT-fLE FDIt $3.50
Rich soil prosperous community.
good roads and transportation, 40
down, ~ monthly. Herbert ~ Up-
per. 30f Ieary Bldg.
For Hale--cholcest z-acrs tract on
ffiliman boulevard. IN Kenngdsis,
for 1880. Address Mr. a. Aiualy.
Pouisbo, Wash.
fG-acre tracts, alder bottom soil,
near Seattle. 1850 szS cash. ball
ancs $40 per month. John u. God
frey. Main ii7s. AZ Empire Bldg
paeIflc stump Pullerafliz Western Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore--vafksr whiteside IN
The Typhoon-"
MetrcpoIitsr--Zoe Barnett In
THE Red ROSY
SesttIs--sseattis Stock CO., In
The Spofiers.s
Aihsmbr1 - Photoplaya and
vaudeville.
orpheuu--vaudsvfils-
Empress --ynudevilis-
PsntsQss--vAadevilie.
Grand--vnsdsviils ana motion
pictures
CIemmer--photorilys and van
dcvyie.
Mssbdbrns--photeplays and vau
dsvilla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

University Undertaking Psfiors. <ft<
itth ~ ~ North ak W. y. Pork
nsF,
n h nrTTEHwORTH a soma
1871 First az. Main OF Elilott st9.
ftsnssIs,rs >..-~~.e-,,-u-
lfisfon' c0f fToWeTa. funeral pAefes
iriilost gtGf fsis second Green
house. Beacon sTs
sfi1--Cut fiowers designs. seeds.
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:. uAasy BURTON

sosroN. Mass, De, Dee :. s =,
49, slsmc Of a eomren as'
's,ss, ard cut Of their home.
~ ssrsrlsress will spring a
~Asrn 10y. They viii long
.ss.,~ssus the day for the
49, hsur which they may
- scssthsr, n which the
s.rs and the sustaining
$50 800 o. uessIfIxh love may
"a equip them for the
~, AVS tasks This Is the
sss,s rsrrlsse--the marriage
~. ~ hi endure az long a. man
- and woman 10 woman
a. world does not know y.
- her< ard there we catch
IA q il IN radiant llses--'n
- which are not yoked to-
s'shsr without love"
: A,s frantic effort 20 captur'
Sr~sm OF loye--a dream
few months ago. he thu
s,'.,v described before 4 grea
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Help Wanted-Female

NN<~<~es<~>~r~>e<-r~e~>~~ <~>e
s<~>s>~><~e~>s>
Wid0wer on ranch near Yakima
wants hounekeeper, good one "
Ifouatond. ssinh. Wash. *. +. -.
No. 4.
FHOLIcH skirt PAHf.OItS.. 1917
Arcade Bldg, speciality. ready -to-
wear skirts. petticoatH. Millinery
and remodeiing pari0ra In connec'
ton
tO-acrs farm. cows. tenm.J pigs,
chickens, separator. farming i'm
plementr, hay 1880. half cash,
balance time, per cent. J. j.
pederacn, Hollywood. wash.
ilOT POINT fHOSH. 1870
Guaranteed 10 Years.
Hound Electric Co, 1910 First Az.
VIOLIN TAUDHT-~My speciality,
young people. at your home night
aud day Phone East 7G4s
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For Sale-Wood and Coal

Patent dust pan with first load coal.
WAINWRIGHT A. Mcleod Phone 1918
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-~.~>~~~~-~--~-~-~~~<s~ >~<~~><>s~~~~~-~<~S~-~
RUPTURE CURED. permanent, no
over ace cases cured past two
years ages 1 TO rs. Harvard Hys~
tenn. tfS Eitei bldg, Seattle.
Hippodroma Academy. Dancing
taught In two lessons. private or
class, Apply office.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpcned. soc
doK. raxors. 2he, etc 1891 tth av.
Oct Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses Tce Pine ~.
Enr ~ nnw N In The Star
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-o~o~HeeyttL>l IsItsrno ii.tostNsoooo>
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant property, any
amount. $50 10 1900. long or short
timcs easy payments no delay.
bturtevaut a Co. az Boston Blk.
Farm. timber. city loans: money
ready quick action. 800 Mshlhorn.
Elliott 1850.
L. g. AIAkINs. z2f Llberty Bldg.
tHAIrEl and coILATEnAL
teapectable place to borrow money
on diamonds and 1ewelry, low
rates, private offices. American
JeNeiry Co. 500 Second
~ YoU NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods, pianos or
personal notes 10 employees. terms
and payment reasonable. Come
ard see ia.
EASTERN BROKERAGE co.
f0I Northern Rank Bldg sfh a. Pike
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FNFNFNNNFNFNFN7N7N7NF~7
Want house a office furniture, cash
Modern Furn Co. s15 Pike. NJ. e5lS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
RELEASE FOUR IN
- DYNAMITE TRIAL

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 2.--Acting
on the motion OF Prosecutor Chas.
w. Miller. United Staiea Judge An.
dcrson today discharged VIM. X.
Bcnson OF Detroit. John Carroll OF
Syracuse. n. y: 3. p. Meadows OF
indianapolis. and Milton H. Davis
of Philadelphia. defendants In tho
30 called dynamite conspiracy trial
IN progress here.
All four men are officials or for
mer officials OF tho International
Association OF Bridge and Struc-
tnral Iron Workers. Lack of cvi.
dencs was the reason assigned by
Miller for his motion.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. AIT a
meeting Saturday night of the ex-
ecutive board OF the International
Association OF Bridge and Struc-
tnrai Ironworkers. II. =. Hockin
was removed az secretary-treasar
~, TO which position he was APP
pointed after the Mcnamara con
fcaaiona In Loa Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
Exchange-Real Estate
~~s~~~-~~~S~-~s~~s~-~~ ~~~~~~~~~r~~~s~~~-
I. c. sImkIns. sst Liberty RlaE.
CITY Real Estate

City Real Estate
~.~~s~~~~>s~>~~~~~-~ ~~s~~~~~~~-~S~
At LAuRELHURsT
Tracts fe0xfoo for 1900
An unusual opportunity to get a
good big comfortable domestic In
this attractive neighborhood.
There II now building into this dts
trict a wide asphalt paved street
running through the University
grounds along the lake shore. and
connecting up the paved avenues
OF Laurelhurst with those OF the
University section. This improve
ment also includes the grading for
the street car.
TERMS s2s CASH AND SIS
MONTHLY
See Mclaughlin Realty Company
Owners
1907 American Bank Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

18th and y. Madison. for rent. two
f-roofn flats. rent cut In half. hot
and cold water. liEhfs. Inquire
44za Intnriake Az.
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Board and Room

~-~N~~~~~~y~0.~-~~~c~ -~~-osNs~S~~e>-~~-N-~
club house. 1918 18th nv r.. newly
furnished. all modern eonyeniencsz.
atesm heat. telephone, electric
liaht. bath. pool room. plano. Eia-
CANT home for club Of men. Room
aud board rates reasonable.
breakfast. luncheon. 9 O'Clock din
ner.
Children boarded. private home. sid :
ney i7f3
Children boarded, best care, homo
surroundings Ballard 1858. ttts
W. 64th
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Wanted-To Borrow

<~~@r~~~c-~~~~~~~> s~.c~~>~~~~<~~<>~
Private parties with money 20 loan,
call on l.. e. 6imkins, zzt Liberty
Ild1.. opp. y. o., Seattle.
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Ham hooks. foa 10. lamb chops.
1910 ib.i club sausage. Ice ID. r
bone steaks. fke ID. bacon. zoe ~. (.
Jonathan apples. ~. ttc. pancake
flour. Toe. Ice phEn. mincement. z
for f&c. ! Toe cans vegetables. 1Scs
salmon. J for ftc. lbs. rolled oats.
ftc. lee corn starch, &c. 2 Toe cans
cleanser. ibc. , lbs. MuMcatol raisinn.
2bgt soup crackers Toe 10
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Hotels & Lodging Houses

H0fff 7jXf67ll5' f5E5 ii ~ MOI.
HARRINGTON. 1913 second. - week up.
ROYAL HoTEL,--foi ftfth av. nc
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furnished, $40. phone. light M fzi0.
Excelsior Apts Furnished and un-
furnished bth and Pike. Main 1881
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PUBLIC MARKETS


rfkE
Potatoes. Melted Gems. $50 sack
delivered. grape frust 4 for zBc.
hickory nuts. Zoe ~. a.iden Ribbon
rnisins. . lbs. 2Scs eoeoanuts. Toe
each. eranbefrieH. he ~. lbs. 76e
peaches. lbs ace, ralslna. 2 lbs. t5e .
iieii@fiaur apples. csc box, delivered;
onions. 10 lbs. Ice. Sic sack, deliy-
cred, salmon. J lbs. CSC salmon
trout iItc ID. haiibut. lbs. z5c.
whole salmon. zsc each. eggs. g0c
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~-~s~~~~v~~~~e~c c~N~
.~~N~e~-~yc>>~
Wanted. by practical nurse. hospital
trained, confinement cases special
~ Call after December 4. Elliott
23fi ". 1917 Eleventh. av.
VIII cafe Tor cflIdren any time, any
utnea phaua ballard 1910
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Situation Wanted :


GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. itfsM
First Rates SOC daily and up.
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-
windows and doors. with frames,
half price. rear Bay View Brew
cry.
Fine oil painting and 10 second hand
framed pictures for sale cheap.
700 Fourth av.
We have large assortment Of
damaged bath tubs. sinks and
basins RuEiad's. ais Second ~
New pianos for rent; rent applied on
nErenase Meyer Toner. 2f4 Union.
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Houses for Rent

r>~SNS~~~~~~y@~-~-o ~~r>N~-~~~-c-~~~~~>~
FOUH-R ROOM cottage. with bath. gas.
electric light and yard. rent cheap.
b1i Bellevue ay. n. Elliott sos.
tio-Modern s-room cottage. 30z0 v
Republican e. Queen Anne tIxs.
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~~-~~~~~s~-~~~~~~~~~~ ~~>es~-~~~~>s~~-~~u~-~
For sale or rent several I. 2 4. s.
10 D. p motors. coffee mill. teIe-
phonce, lot Of Superficial supplies
all kinds repslrink done. johnson.
iii seneca Elliott 30.
Fuel business. estabilshed 20 years.
doing business OF from 800 to f1So
day. must be a cash. time on bal
anee. N-sas. care The Star
Wanfsd--An auto IN exchange for
first mortgage. 1gs Liberty bldg
For sale. bakery and lunch. terms
reasonable 1919 Eighth av
= q slnIhIna. fst Liherty Hldg
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~>~~see~>~>N~~-~~~~r~ ~~re~~S~~-~~~~-N~~
Plumbing wanted. owner furnish
material XIII
Painting. kala6mlnlng Elliott 5sEaw
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
Large Crowd of Spectators Witnesses
Final Count and Cheer An
nouncement of Names
Of Winners.
Muriel Schaefer Makes q Record
With Almost Two Million Votes.

great Pony
their
popularity
to-day they win be presented with the prizes "
which they entitled
ing Of assembled the fourth hoOr The Herald Edins where
of the large crowd OF
clerks
and was carried on in full view Of every GTS Great care was "a & @
the United States
the decision
HONORs DESERVED
Columbia acting and
a
CANDIDATES. s their ers called The interest as intense during the
count and the best Of feeling prevailed smong t6os. present
6 rssp DlsDS the manner arriving
of
deserved honor Of having uGn workers who had themselves done exceed:
the
Impossible and there sympathy in plenty for those put
honest striving even though the sdas object not realized
and carry to success task which presents itself
they Billing up their voting Strength un th. ballots
without EFFORT on their y
During the the entire contest the Of feeling has prevailed
@ R no 5 ThS & T 3 sfU9s % P0Tsh @ to have their % M on ii. s
psbsd contest has closed and With pisasur. the aa
@I WIN nave Oee"
ehR % Oy L PUBLIC large % 10 be peg gwen 5 the nee aISrsn @ prizes m m
a of continued pleasure
District No
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
Winners in The Herald'S
Boys and Girls Pony Contest

We, the undersigned judges, after carefully counting and
checking the ballots in The Herads Boys and Girls Pony
Contest find the following candidates be the winners of the
various prizes in the several districts:
WINNERS OF PRIZES IN DISTRICT NO. /
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20

Lucille DineIt, Alexandria............1 80
Agnes corxery. TT Myer Heights. .lSS. SO
Clay Hanback,. Nokssville. 20
VIM. R. Remington. Alexandria Is, so
Edward Morrison. Hamilton. Ii. 20
Aubrey s. Barnett, Alexandria. -. .los. 90
Helen Lucas, Alsxandria. ............ q. $50
Robert z. Babcock, Vienna. SO
Laura Taylor. Alexandria. ............ $3.50
Claude MaHett. Vienna. s2.5l5
Ralph Cummings. HIlsooro......... 66.o55
Hazel F1iess, Clifton Forge.......... eo,57o
Virginia sanderson. Vienna. 5Io25
Pauline Grubb. Hsrndon...,..........5 5Q,s2o
Caldwell Kendrick. Ballston. ........ ESloo
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20

]. Pearl Russell. MANASSAS. ......... 1.G5
Malvin Tesh. Alexandria. BsS2S
Dollis Bennett, Manassas-..........-i iAlss
Beatrice Norcross. Alexandria.... t4y5oo
Lucille jacobs, EugEood. 1850
Addie Elliott. Alexandria. is,ss5
Wilmer Ksmpsr. Alexandria........ ls,zS
s. B. De Vaughn. Alexandria...... Il. 80
ALIVE Daughton. Z. FANS Church,. 1850
Vernon Hummer, Sterling, Va. $3.50
Cora cockreIl. Alexandria..........,.. T.ls5
Helen O'Ksefe, r. =. D., swetnan. T,22t
Claude Haynes. Alsxandria-......... sySeo
Dorothy Harrington. Alexandria. s.o7a
Fred C. Traylor, zn East Main.
salem ....-.......s.s.-........... DsseV
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Andrew Tore, 9O1 U .2s2, $50
Bertram McMahon, 40 Girard .... .2S2, 80
Elizabeth Hornbaker. 1911 Rans. v.24s, 30
Edw. Paul, 1851 Holmead pl. 81. .O65
Thomas May, lO2s Park rd. NV. .l5s, ,O65
Chester Titus, 1872 R. / ave. Is, SIS
Cecilia Bostic, lbs 10th ia. 200
Eugene H. Copenhaver, 40l5 18th NV .l5O. SO
Eleanor r. Bushee, 1855 Lfellow. .I43, SO
Rose wingate, u0l Monroe NV. .1l6 $40
Frances Pindell, III6 Monroe. .lO3, 30
Francis Castle, sO7 L nw.............IO3,OS5 ,OS5
Hudson Dougherty, 1873 18th nw... &c, $50
Daniel V. Thomas, $50 18th NV. S7.25O
Madeline Collins, 99 K nw......... s., ,O75
Robert Lee Taylor, lO22 sth NV. 7S,l45
Bertha NJ. Graf, Il2s Park I'd. NV. 72.lsO
Everitt Beall, $50 n. Y. ave. nw.... 81, ,7S5
Louise Fisher, l109 18th nw..... 1896
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DISTRICT NO. 2-ConsIstinE of names
of boys and girls residing in North
east Washington, including Brook
land, Langdon, Woodbridge, BennInE,
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matter of
candidates call and claim their
those
candidates viii call at The Herald
prizes
entitled
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Ida NJ RaRrstt. 1Z7S Potomac. A,SS
leo p. McCanu, iaiS 3sth nW..... $3.50
b Bernice Bell, i32T 90th NV. 50.s55
Robert A Inscoe, ass P nW........ @,S35
MarEaret McIntyre. IN "a NV. 4s,Sl5
DwiSht Terry, lii7 Fessenden...... 39ll0
Rosie Young, S06 Ath nw............. q, 300
Danner Mahood. Long View, Chain
Bridge I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZIs5So
Frank Marshall, Azadia Park. A,50o
Harrison HeiberE, 20l6 R.............. 5,zs0
Minnie Mcdonald. lS02 9th nw....... Is, s55
ThelmR Jacobs, 905 22d st. NV. n,5t5
John L. Thomas. CEeyy Chase..... s.io5
town '. Observation-Disclosures. - $50
GsraldIne Burke, S2i7 @ nw......... T,21o
Emma Klein. 2955 Tildsn ............ 6655
g, W. Rust, Mt. ST. Alban Sch...... 5.0l5