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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-03-14

ollC NlSllb 1hilNA NAS
Other. Shortly After
That Bruce Got Busy
and Captured a King
dom.
All of This Preamble
is Intended to Point a
Moral, which is eff
At First You Don't
Succeed, Slap on More
Steam, and Sand the
Track" Ia This Con-
nection I want to In
quire about Your New
Years Resolutions, and
to Ask If You Have
Kept the Faith, and If
Not-Why Not? I Be-
lieve the Pathway to
Prosperity is Paved with
Good Resolutions.
Therefore, let Us Re-
solve, and Keep Resolv-
ing until Victory is
Perched on our Banners.
Remember, You Have
Fought Many a Victor
ious Waterloo that the
World Knows Nothing
About. The Man who
Gets Up Every Time
He Falls Down Will
Some Day Cease to be
a "Fall Guy" Good
Resolutions Will Be
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-03-14

The Climate is. Extremely Heathful and SUI
perior to that Of California or Florida-Winter
or Summer-owing to the Constant Gulf Breeze
Our Contract Embodes Life and Accident In
surance, and should You Die or become totally
disabled, Your family, anyone else You
name, will get the Farm without the Payment
of Another Penny. If you should be Dissatis-
fed, we will Absolutely Refund your Money,
as per the Terms of our Guarantee.
Write for Free Book, which contains
nearly 100 Photographs of Growing Crops,
ETC. Fill Out the Blank Space below with
your Name and Address, plainly written, and
mail it to the Texas Gulf Realty Company,
1905 Peoples Gas Bldg, Chicago, I'll. Read
it Carefully, then use your own Good Judgment.
Please send your book Independence With Ten Acres
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-03-14
THE SMITHS ALL o. K.

Washington, D. c., March. - The
Smith family is all right on the Webb
bill. Five Smith senators and two
Smith representatives voted to pass
the measure over Taft's veto. Two
representatives by the name were not
present The Stephens family, four in
the house, also went on record for
the bill.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-03-14

Early Spring, when they
command Top Prices.
..One German Truck
Grower on adjoining
lands last spring real
lied nearly $500 from
three-fourths of an acre
of Strawberries. You
could do as we'll if you
only Tried, and on a
Ten-Acre Tract Find
Financial Freedom.
The Biggest Price
paid for a car of water
melons ON the Houston
Market last year was
$40. The car was
shipped by the Danbury
Fruit and Truck Grow
ers' Association.
We are situated with
in convenient shipping
distance of Three Good
Railroads, and in addi-
ton to this have the in
estimable Advantages of
w alter Transportation
through the Splendid
Harbors of Galveston
and Velasco, SO that our
Freight Rates are Cut
Practically in H alf.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-03-14

Liquor should be sold only to con-
frmed drunkards. They are worthless
already.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
Sapanifae ~ssriaworter.

go 1T leidt rsoen, aber idfper
tun.
Wsr orsi Gage 9ettlsr NOR, fam
oisi.n Beirut nidt msbr a%ufgsbsn.
Das Gsidenf, pelfss ih asbe, III
teusrsr aIs ous. 6as id srbnlte.
Wer .intn 5reuno gu febr litbt,
bsrliert oaOurd ss9n dnosre Jrsunbs.
Wsnn i1 Der Jrsunb bislsr Mens
fdsn bin, ipsroen mid niht alle fir
ibrsn Gr.unb bdltsn.
@sr i'm Jriibling feline glumsn
bat, lam i'm 5erbit tsine 5rihts
berlnngen.
9dr paArs Msnfdsn beiibsn oOf-
lidtsit.
SDflidtsit lit nidts onosrss aIs
Die ~anasborsne Vatur oss Menfhn,
Die iptosr gu febr nod gu tpsnis bor'
banoen itin bari.
Das Gdnsigen 1T Itidter als oas
Dsrbngsn zines torperIihen Jsblsrs;
aber oas gsrbtrgtn zines iesliifsn
Gsblsrs lit ldtpsrsr als nas ots f0r=
psrliAsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26

nit einem aIttn Srid
arbeitet in 9eutidlano Elm Sdpinbs
Ter, Der felt Ginger 3eit bic poiidms
ter uniider maht. Der GdipinbItr
beobo9tet In ben GdoIisrrGumen
2aufburi1en unb asbrIinge, bic @slb
einsuaablen babtn. Ginbet sr tinsn
iunsen Mann, 70 itsIIt sr ii9 ais
poItoirettor Dor unb bitIst, fiir i'm
sinsn groberen 9etrne BON Der gltimss
bonf oner elmer anbsren Urobbant
obsubolen. Gr iibtrrsiht bann aud
benz Doien, Der sIeih cine Mort alb
2obn erb1lt, sinen NrisfumInIaQ.
duf sem bic Gumme, bic bpr ber
gnnt aneeblin abgeboIt fusrbtn fol-.
per3eihnst ftebt. lin ben iunQsf
Mnnn nidt 3eit perliersn al IoIlsn.
.srbisiet fih Der .poitbirtiiOr@ in
sriiden bic Gin3obIung ttlbff III bes
icrger. llsbsrnimmt bsr Nnr{dt Sen
wotsngaHg. 10 perIdpinbst bsf .pon4
birsttpr" nit BEN Gtlb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
.elrb mir 70 fdSn2'
Bin ID nsit2'
uGitbt mir bde Qlei02"

soiH w muir
.eisti mir bds aleiog'
GO frupitn fs ;urfsinnnoer, bis
bns GieHal gum gteinl Der Hufflb'
rune triSnis.
Roit Gldmmsne,ut tur1leuhtsis
ben Garitn. TornrDsftn lag
fhIaftnb inter @of,n. Hldmmen'
alut lootsi, enf BEN @ffht hs
grinJ,n, ais CT fd gum Sub ni,s
berb<uats.
ROie 5laMmsn itluatn iibtr gns
nds puupt unb toNi-en pcr itr.n
algen, 10 oob Tt nidis mebr fab.
sic fliidt.is In ben bunstln,n Gang.
es mar Su litt nm ft ~aeipcrOen. Gus
Der Germ. @tI6h.e., Stimmsneeipirr,
Elm fhimm,rro.s Turteino-ter. DEL
miibs. fhmtr5tras aopf oss Miohtns
funt uuf Die Gtsinbant. itr. G,tIe
ihrie nod 5risssn - GrloEhng BON
alien 2siS.
ernIf 6lemmina bate @bffieo ots
nommen. Die airline poIifutfte ffono
tpieosr Dor 6:r 9iir ots ff,ine1
6Gusd,ns. un0 Sis @lcd.n Idufes
ten an 9dIie Der pferbe: Hing =
Hong. -
Mis Sttrfess!dLt 6iinfis "a gnna
beuts. Stumm uno bleid iiano fe
sniId.n Sen alien Sdnten. Git
fiblte Den Druid f.iner Sanb, ob,r
lie bob Die guaen ridt gu i'm duf.
Der Bid mubts ibm ia aI.s p,rras
ter.
Damn ipdr &C fort. Rur Gin.
Stuubpoli. flat.erte nod iib,r be
Gtrobs bin. 6ern tIoneen Die Qoits
eloden. Die olisn Ddmta tebrisn
in Die Stubs srriid. p;aubsrien bon
Dem vSuna.n" unb frelien f9 i'm
ftilen, Sub lie nun i'm alien, a,s
fpobnten 9lsiis tpeitsrltbtn tonntsn.
Gnna mar iiber Die Wieie a.Iauf,n.
Gle mubt. ibn an Der I,bten @eabiss
gung nod einmal feb,a Den qrm
nm einen alien W.ioenIiumpf e,s
itlunger, tparists lie.
Sa belt Der Wceen. grnIt sflems
ming bate lie bsmertt uno itono Dor
ibr.
ySamFsrd.n, sic bab.n m.inen
Dunih ,rrut,n. M.in litber adm,s
RAD ipI iid nit mir freush. Seit
geitern IN Bonita m.ine 8rcut."
Or itr.dts i6r beibs SGnbe bin,
Die fie bsrslid, fabt..
Sd mind. 5bnsn piel @liid4 -
Sic Iddtlt., uno ibre Stimms
Hang fsf.
r@isl Slid, trieb.rtclte lie leif..
Sin @inbbau6 fdien ods WSrts
den fort5a.raseu, es umf6msihsIte
lang. nod bas Ghr o.s Mdnnes, Der
oabinfubr, I'm ii9 'ein Slid gu
bolen.
@nna idauie :bm nah. Cine faft
feierlih. Rube mar iib<r lie eefoms
men jebt, no er oas Gdpsrfte BON
ibr perlernt bate - f9 nit ibm an
fsinem Slid gu freuen.
Gle panosrte notmaIs 6urd osn
einiam.n Sdlpbparf, in benz lie ibr.
fpGts Sussno erlsbt battle. Sbr
6srs mar DoI Oant, 6ab aud fe
einmal Dor ben 9oren 6es aeb.ns
Ittben ourfis. sic fam ii9 pI6BIid
reid uno s,issnst Dor In ibrer tiefsn,
sntfasunasbo1en 2iebe, ourd Die ie
gum @eibs erbliibt mar, ufio Die
Worte, Die Grnit aefpro4en: fir urts
oere leben" tldnstn ibr tpis Elm gers
mddtnis i'm 5rr5en.
Die Gonne fant ats fe benz
5Gusasn suidritt. Die alien Cans
ten itanosn parteno uno beIprgt Dor
Der Cir.
r6amfer6en". rief.n beioe. stpo
itedit ou2"
uno re fdtansen bic alien arm.
nm ods ainb uno fdoten is in Die
Stube.
@bnten fe ettpasg Stano Die Grs
inn.runs on ole eig.ne Sussno Dor
ibuen2
Die Sonne mar untergeeanger.
Der il.ine, ftiIe Ort fdlief. lltber
benz alien 6ans am Marttplds fun=
teIts Der belle QbenbTern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
COMMISSION
MEN INDICTED
AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Or. Feb. S.
Charged with conspiracy and
unlawful combination to re.
strain trade under the Sherman
antitrust act, the u. s. grand
jury today returned an indiet.
nreHt against 10 Portland com.
mission companies members Of
the Produce Merchants associs.
ton.
Specifically. the association ia
charged with restraining trade
by refusing 20 permit any
Wholesale iobber doing business
IN Portland who ls not a mem.
her Of the association.
Five brokers, alleged 70 have
the stand In" with the associs.
ton and who control 30 per cent
Of the sales Of produce in Port.
land, are mentioned as havina
directed all shipments 70 the a..
ISOLATION members, 70 the esciu-
sion Of all the independent
wholesalers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
DIES IN BASEMENT
OF LODGING HOUSE;
MAY BE SUICIDE

Before the police patrol could
reach him. !. A. Taylor. 25. re-
ported to be In commissions at the
Colnan lodging house In the bage-
ment Of First av and Main st..
Sled at 10 O'Clock this morning
Police believe he committed sui
eide.
Little II ksown Of Taylor. He
came 10 the lodging house al mid.
night The proprietor, II schnlsl.
observed that he looked very sick.
The man was found In a convulsive
state this morning by r. Darrow
and a Japanese. u TsulBhe.
IN Martins pockets was found
an Identification card when read !.
In case OF accident, notify Mrs.
/ o. a. Taylor, Ionia, Iowa. Mother
The case WAS reported to the
coroner. and the body removed to
Manning e. Byrnes undertaking es-
J Establishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
CHAMBER SCHEMES TO
CONTROL PORT, HE SAYS

The Seattle Chamber a
of
berg club
q the Ballard
The chamber eomnissions
continued members
setsss 70 because refused dictated
rem because working OF
prt the their representatives, josiah
Cciins
sr them his bin appointed
object Of
the The chamber will
members and for Josiah Collins wealthy
mar who holds the district
seattle aud member the wealthy organization the board
u trustees Of the
PROPOSE TO SWING ALL PORT PROJECTS
70 CENTRAL DISTRICT, He DECLARES.
The creation proposed
nzmner through Collins, swing an the central
as,ret In time the districts
the Improvement working
H al districts like
hmsoerg told
,a established citing ~ mills
% Seattle This is opposed by the chamber be said which
'aHs controlled BY private HarbOr island
A. Z Rnffner selected Olympia
'he Collins
ne Seattle Commercial Club Ike action Tuesday
@ea outons
s collins bill Thomas A. r. Minis and Or Nelson
eH"nted Committee the clubs opposition Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
CIRCULATION SHELL GAME!
WHERE is THE LITTLE PEA?

The newspaper which allows its repre-
sentatives to make circulation claims which
il is not willing to back by opening its circu-
lation books to the advertiser, is operating
his business along the lines of the shell
game, for the advertiser has no chance
The Stars circulation is over 10000 paid
copies each day. We are not alone claim
ing this circulation, but stand ready to prove
it beyond shadow of doubt. by allowing
any reputable business house or committee
of business men to come to our office and
inspect our cash books and ledgers, to in
spect our circulation receipts, our mailing
list etc. This offer is open to any reputable
business firm or committee, whether adver-
tisers or not. Demand this from every news
paper in which you advertise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
JURY TO GET
MILLIONAIRE
BEACH CASE

AIKEN. s. C.. Feb. 5.-"The mys-
terry case, in which Frederick o.
Reach. rich New Yorker. is on
trial here for an alleged attempt to
cut his wife's throat, probably will
20 TO The jury today. The defense
has half dozen witnesses. among
them Beach and bis wife, who de-
clare she does not believe II was
her husband who gashsd her throat
In the yard OF their home one dark
night.
a. X. Lorenz. a reporter, and 8.
+ Holley. policeman. today testi-
fled 90 the scenes in the Beach
yard after the attack. Holley testi-
fled that footprints Beach indicated
as those OF his wife's assailant were
made by Holley before the assault.
Mayor Herbert Giles testified
that the state chemist had exam
med Beach's knife and found blood
stains on its blade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05

Despite efforts Of tho friends OF
DR.. Philip Rexford Waughop to pre-
vent the physicians marriage, Tues
day afternoon. 10 Miss Nellie Kloss.
superintendent OF the Queen City
sanitarium. 2i02 East Madison. the
couple are today man and wife.
They were married at midnight
Tuesday by Rev Edward +. Berg
man. pastor Of the Madison Street
NJ. " church.
When friends Of n Waughop, In
cludlng Rev. ]. u. O. powers of the
First Unitarian church and Judge
Richard Wingor Of the school board
learned OF the DOCTORS intentions,
they hurried to the court house 20
prevent issuance Of a license, They
charged Dr Waughop was mentally
incompetent to choose n wife. He
had been taking treatment for In.
somnia at the sanitarium. Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
NORDSKOG CASE is
CONTINUED AGAIN

a. A NOrdgk0E, the private do.
teciiyc charged with unlawfully
tapping the telephone wires OF the
Burns Detective agency. viii not
be put on trial tomorrow. The
case was continued again until
next Tuesday, Feb II. and viii De
tried, on a change OF venue. from
Judge Ronalds department. before
Judge Humphries in department
No. B.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
DOCTOR ELUDES FRIENDS,
WEDS SANITARIUM NURSE

Kloss had nursed him there.
Arriving as the court house, Or.
Waughop and his bride-to-be were
refused a license.
'Very well.' Miss Kloss rctorted.
"Klng county isn't the only place 10
get a license
Tho ruse worked. No word of
what had happened was passed 10
the clerk who came on duty In the
office Tuesday evening. And at s
p. m. DIR, Rexford and Miss Koss re-
turned and the license was readily
granted. The doctor gave his age
as 45 and his brides as 2S,
Tho couple. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Plendenlaith as witnesses.
went to the homo of Rev. Bergman.
1926 28rd av., arriving at ~ O'Clock.
and aroused the minister.
For the present the couple viii
live at the sanltarium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
WEALTHY HUSBAND
SPRINGS SURPRISE
IN DIVORCE TRIAL
Millionaire Declares He Kicked Ad-
mirer Of His Wife Out of House;
Spent $500 on Trip With Woman.

that existed with her. slept
IN one room and she In another,
She told me 20 go where | pleased
and when pleased. TO 90 with
whom / pleased. just 80 left her
alone"
You've beaten her, haven't
your snapped Todd
No. Before God. never struck
a woman In my life" replied the
now excited Jones.
You've choked her and thrown
her out OF bed?"
Never"
Most Of the morning session was
taken up with testimony tending
20 show that Jones offer to give his
wife half his property. as set forth
in the agreement which be made
WAS not In good faith and did not
lnclude nearly one-half Of his prop
erty. which his wife values at least
at 81 900 600.
Jones says he isn't worth more
than $400 600.
The principal difference brought
out is In the value OF the Hastings
block, In Vancouver. which she says
Is worth s250.O00. He claims IL ig
worth only $4,000.
In cross examination Jones adj
mitted that he had. during the past
year, decided more property TO Capt.
kichkem. his nephew. than he had
given 10 Harold and Ruth. his chill
dren, but he excused himself for
this on the ground that Kickhem is
Of age now and his children are not.
Wait TIL Harold Is p and then
let him complain" said Jones.
Judge Humphries ordered the at
torneys for Jones TO hunt for Kich.
KEN and have him brought into
court at this afternoons session, II
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05

Hannah In moving picture house
where he was employed as usher
and candy salesman. few days
after the Triangle Shirtwaist Fac.
tory fire jn New York. where she
vas employed After o short court.
shin, she agreed 10 become his wife.
she said. bur he never fulfilled hia
promise % marry her
In February 1919. they came to
Seattle. where be was employed Tor
a time as a barber Later. she sAld.
she war forced TO HE of shame Ia
the IlanEai hotel. on kiuE a.
Prior % that. sho said. Human
beat her frequently Her first con.
tact with The local police eam0 one
Afternoon after he beat her. she
said. when she was found on the
streef weeping a policeman asked
her why she was crying. and she
waG takea TO headquarters
They asked me II would rather
so back 10 New York or get married
a. Hannah said ! would rather
Ee, married. because did nor want
my family 10 learn about me cid
not wan; 10 disgrace them" che
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05

IN holding that no legal marriage
ha been contracted between Abe
Hsnnan. alias Reid Kadir. and
isaa Klaasner, a t7year-eld New
ynrk factory girl. Judge Ronald. ia
:As superior court. has oecrraled
hdge Howard Of the federal court
Howard threw ont the prosecution
ixaiHs, Hannah for white slavery
u the ground that the KlEusncr
trl vas Hannan's wife. and there.
lses could not be permitted 10 tes-
1fy against him
Iadge Ronaid. however. held with
hpnty Prosecgilng Attorney CraW-
krt White tha, Hanaan's claim Of
Common iaw" marriage lu New
ycrk. denied BY the girl. II not sufii.
scot 10 grant him immunity
Hannah testified he had given
he girl an cnEAgement ring. and
then wedding ring. IN the presence
u witnesses. AZ which time they
sgreed to be husband and wlfe At
sorney McGovera for the defense
eoatended this was q legal common
law marriage
Mss Klausner testified she met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
Society Women
Dance in Tights
Ard in Staid. Respectable Old
Philadelphia. Too

~ United rfcss f.snsrr Wire
PHILADELPHIA. Fob 6 Wear
ing tights The real artiete-with
Robin Hood capes dropping 10 the
region of the knees. Philadelphia 80.
elcty women today have William
penn's staid old city gasplng over
che warmesf lhing--they call II q
bal mnsqne Ever hold here.
The event started last night at
Horticultural hail and continued
until nearly dawn.
only a few of the society women
thought 10 wear dresses Those
who did we're regarded with scorn.
Society characterized the affair as
the must brilliant event In the SO.
cial history of the city The aver
axe Phuadelphinn is OF tho opinion
that n william Penns body haa.not
lurecd over In It's grave. 10 missed
"A fine opportunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
ASH WEDNESDAY;
LENT HAS BEGUN

T0dny N Aah WcdnosduY or NC
hcunning OF Lent Tonight SER
vlccs win be held IN all Catholic
churches OF the city. commencing at
> O'Clock
Tho name. Ash Wednesday, Is de-
rived from the ancient custom of
putting ashes upon the head as a
evmhol OF humble repentance for
sin. For the next forty days. after
n full meal today. Catholics will alb
stain from flesh foods
During the ponitentlal season
catholics also viii refrain from
amusements OF any sort, such as
the theatres and the dances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
HILLMAN TO
BE SET FREE
FEBRUARY II

a week from next Monday. Feb
Il, Clarence d. Hillman. the mil
liuuaire real estate operator. viii
De released FROM the Mcneil island
penitcntiary. This was announced
today by Warden OHalhgau.
Hillman was sentenced TO a term
OF two years and a half by Judge
pouworth. when n was convicted
on iS counts for fraudulent use OF
the mails to promote gigantic real
estate swindles. which robbed hun.
dreds Of poor people in Seattle and
the Northwest.
Ever since his incarceration last
April petitions, signed by wealthy
bankers and big business men. have
gone 90 President Taft. seeking
Hllman's pardon President Taft
several weeks ago commuted Hill
mans sentence 10 one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
Of New
Senator Is Hobo
Attends the Convention OF the
knights Of the Road"

ny tfnitad press Leased Wire
NEW ORLEANS. Feb 5.--"Yes,
I'm hobo. and I'm proud Of 4. =
This was the declaration made by
Mrs Nina Lane Mcbride. daughter
nf r. 3 Senator Harry Lane OF Port
land. or. while leaving here with
the last group Of delegates to nit
the ties. following the recent hobo
con veuilon. (While here she lived
with her husband. Ike Mcbride, IN a
room over a saloon.
Ever ridden the rods?" she was
asked
u refuse 10 be interviewed" she
laughed back
Mrs. Mcbride is young and hand
some. She was formerly society ed
ltor Of a Portland paper She ex-
pects 10 start a lecture tour on So
clallsm in British Columbia soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
UNIVERSITY WON'T
GET NEW BUILDINGS

OLYMPIA, Wash. Feb. 5.-1hc
pruning AK has cut S450.000 from
the appropriation asked by the Uni
versity of Washington No allow
ance was made by the appropria-
tions committee of The house either
for tls 100000 dormhory asked by
the goods. or the $250.000 class
room building In addition. 100000
was pruned from the Sl.034 600 uui.
verslty.s share of the 1-mill educa.
tional levy, for uncollectible taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
GOVERNOR is DEFlED

uy t'nfpd Press Leased Wire.
OLYMPIA, Feb j.--ln spite OF
Governor Listers recomm sadatiOn
Ia his message for the consolidation
Of the three normal schools Of the
state into one institution, the house
IL on record today for the appropria.
ton OF 100000 for q new adminia.
tratlon building at Cheney TO take
the place Of the structure destroyed
by fire last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
TRIP UP
HALF HUNDRED
AT UNIVERSITY

Two and one-half per cent OF the
University OF Washington students
viii see their beloved alma mater
no more.
Fffty-one college students have
fallen by the wayside The mid-
year exams proved the stumbling
block The faculty has a stern and
inexorable rule that members of
each class must pass In a certain
number OF courses. If they do not,
they are not permitted to register
for the following semester. but may
return after a half-years medita-
tion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
KAISER'S SON HAS
A NARROW ESCAPE

VIENNA. Feb 5.-Prince VIII
helm Eitel Frederick. second son
OF the kaiser OF Germany. narrow
~ escaped death today when a
train on which he was travelling
to Berlin crashed into the rear
end OF an oil tank train near
Modiash
The collision caused an explo.
sion OF the oil. the burning fluid
flying over the wrecked coaches.
Many persons were fatally in
jured but the prince aud his suite
escaped unhurt and aided the in.
jurcd.