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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IS
Baron Won Brincken. {. c. Crowley
aud Mrs. Margaret Cornell. accused
In recent indictments as bomb
plotters viii be arraigned in fed.
eral court next "Wednesday. When
their case was called before Judge
Dooling today. their attorneys
waived preliminary reading Of the
indictment and asked the postpone.
ment OF pleading for four days. The
government agreed.
Mrs. Cornell. who figures as the
mystery woman IN the govern.
meni Investigation OF bomb plots
along the Pacific Coast. had been
Crowlcy's EtcnogrApheT
The most sensational charge in
the joint Indictments sgainst the
trio Is that OF sending thru the
mails matter OF a character TO in
cite arson. murder or assassination.
Mrs Cornell is at liberty on bail
! am not posing as innocent or
guilty. she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
AT 80, he MAY GET
LIFE SENTENCE

Earl Wilmot, % years old. will
spend the rest OF his natural life
in Walla Walla penitentiary II SUI
perior Judge Macintosh accepts
the contention OF Deputy Prosecu-
tor Meier next week that Wilmot is
an habitual criminal.
Wilmot was TO have been sen
fenced Saturday. but Judge Mack.
intosh was not In court. owing to
a slight Illness.
According to Meters records. VIII
mot has served two terms for fell
onies In saltwater prison. Mimi.
and pleaded guilty to larceny In Ia
coma. lie has also pleaded guilty
to larceny in King county. Con.
viction of three felonies proves a
man a habitual criminal under the
law,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
ao--Legal Notices

~ TiE DiNrnfcT COURT on ThE
tnited states. Tor the Western District
~ Washington. northern Division
No bf2t ~ uANk iUfrT'f
In the Matter - " A oibbon and Idna
aihhon. Hankrupis
10 tho creditors ~ me above named
tanhrupts and to OH other persons Fl
Interest
Take notice that fhs hank rupts above
named have psfitinned this court TO- =
fnif discharge from ell dsbts praYAbis
against their estate under the arts 81
congress fslatiuE 60 bankruptcy. and
that ~ hearing be- had upon said -
luton. isfaf- said district court - the
court room - said court, in the ftff
- seattle. 30 said district. on the 9Th
day ~ InuuarY 1914. o. 10 a'fioeh "a
the forenoon ~ which time ana place
you and saeb - yau may appear and
show cause. N any you have. Why the
prayer 81 the said petitioners should
not DO granted
Dated a. Seattle this ieth day ~ Dscem
b.r 1913.
tFsab PRANK y rnoenY, clerk
~ " LEiTrH. Deputf
HENHY AlHEHTN MrLEAN.
ts4a Alaska nuiidinE
Aftofuaf Tor ffHnbrupfr
s~sa~-e~sN-e@eee-ee~seeS NfsNsSs~sN<seNN-esSsN-e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18


Hassis Edward Husrias -. and Ines
its. Iusrnsif~. 20. seattle
Mat ppi~fiins Hrnicn, snd Annis kon.
shah ssatfis
vuua,n simon. a. and Martha Noffi.
snn Htripsan. Hrntuu.
Nat kanEas and MarY Grsnsirun. Ne
asa " oaaa-. -. seattle ara iInaa
Jacobsen. sa. Mcunt vernon.
Jacob RYAN. ~. ard violet npbhlus 80
rusaiigp
f.arsi. ~ Kindred ana Ensaeeth X
ten tsochnsw seattle
nir,h.
Mr. sud Nr u nahisr. iste i'th ave.
deashtsf
ave aauEhtsf
Mr.. aha ~ EdEAr Cot. Old celong
Apartments. snn
AZ ana NJ s. " oresclass. tfs'
rirhth sve = y daughter
Me- ssa Mf sam Israel i2ft King -.
daughter
ave - daughter
Mfs ard NJ WIN IaEsits. ssei >
Eighth aes y daughter
ME- and NJ Oscar =. ihis. A'2i zen
ays daughter
vrs ana 81 a. rennssn. ises ses
eufh aY. daughter
ars ard Mr. rhas u Hunre. 1888 XII
t-lmrne - daughter
Mrs and Nj o. sAyarrt- ss2s ieth
Avs * snn.
Nrs ana NJ r v Turner siis y
NJ. and Mr Harold Jors,nsoa. 81.
zath ave = son
Death.
John walsh. -. Providence haspitai
December ~
ssia wsg. - s7is Kins 81. peeem-
Der -
rrsa sshaft - city hospital psesm.
be-
unsno~u man. GO. city hospital, Deeen
Der
Nr. MsrEare, MURPHY. "a. ais seth
sve p December 10
James Moran. -, city hospital neesm-
Der .
Franei. ). crisbln. ~. Providence hos.
pitsi December IL
Augusta II Connsil g.. Providence hos
pifnt December 49,
christ Orissnhafer ts. lioT leffer'
son st December -
Divorces Grant~d
nena DRnt from Chas " Darf
Christina johnson from Carl John
son
Mary Jane Rothwsn from Tho. Roth.
Mouc I. Handy from samuel F
Handy
cismatina n Potter from 10. a
Potter
Martha n. Coat, from pennlson f
Coats
Olive Neasham from WIN Nenshsm.
= shanhs from BESSIE T.. shanks
Irene n West from Howard u West
Fdw y KInssy from Gertrude NJ Kin
Soy
Frances Raitis from stanley KRltis.
Maud = pubach from Jno buhach
Ruth f.e clair from Fred 10 Clair
> /. HoYt from Carolina Hoyt
Ida NJ smith from Hobt u smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
LIBERAL CLUB HAS
A fine BEGINNING

An explanation OF the proportions
al election system. by John IL.
Humphreys OF England was follow
ed by short talks on various sub
jects at the first meeting OF the
Liberal club Friday night. The
meeting was held AT the Good Eats
cafeteria. Councilman Erickson.
H. Demmet. university dehater:
DIR. +. J. Brown. J. +. Duncan.
Hulet Wells, Or. Anna Strong. Rev.
Sydney Strong. F. Pidduck. O. Raw
Inns and others spoke, Miss Adella
Parker read some quotations from
Tolstoi and VIM Howard Taft.
Glenn Hoover presided. About 70
We're present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
vASh0N WILL VOTE
ON FERRY JAN. "a

Qualified electors of Nashon is.
land are TO determine the route %
the King county ferry at an cleo
ton to be held on the island Jan
uary "a
bids for the boat will be opened
at the county commissioners office
January TO- Plans are being pre-.
pared by Capt. c. ID, Treiber.
The commissioners decided Fri.
day to allow another ballot to de.
eide the location of ferry terminals.
owing to the showing that irregu
larities had occurred at former
election
The Three Tree point terminal
has been dropped from the ballot.
Two other routes remain From
Portage to Des Moines or from
Vashon Heights to the Seattle water
front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
0. B. and FEDS
CAN DROP SUIT

CHICAGO. Dec ls.-Permission
for Withdrawal OF the antitrust suit
instituted by the Federal league
against Organized Baseball will he
granted by Federal Judge lands.
before whom II is pending, II BE-
came known today.
Keene Addingion. chief attorney
for the Federals. is believed TO be
en- route here from New York to-
day to request such permission. II
is believed.
II is known that Judge lands.
himself a baseball fan. is greatly In
terested In having peace effected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
RESERVATION WON'T
BE OPENED JULY |

WASHINGTON. Dec lS-The
Colvllle Indian reservation In East.
ern Washington. will not be thrown
open to settlers until September.
1916. in the opinion OF Cato Sells,
commissioner Of Indian affairs. II
had been announced that II would
be open July |.
The work OF alloting will not be
begun until spring. he said There
will be several hundred Indian chill
dren. lawful claimants TO land. TO
be cared for first
Sells also said there are
legislation matters to be worked
out. He would not indicate. how
ever. the nature Of them.
The Washington delegation Will
confer with Secretary Lane con
cerniog Sells statements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

sArt HDs, stalls st-as. flour iaa
sarh. milk. g. 90 case stan ~. Eranus
lated sugar he fsc Z he sse. is ibs
sec stall ga. hams tfe No.. bacon. itr
lh pot roast Toe % PORK steak. Zoe - +.
shoulder pafh roast. Ice o. veal roast.
lee % round STEAK BE o. sparsribs
see 10 stall 1913 Ftrsf ave stc angel
food cakes $50. f-nnhfh old fruit cake
see o. stall iGz1 Tifsf ave. apple cider
made daily. toc gel delivered Stalls
ta.ts Csc takinE powder isc. roc toilet
paper Be-. goo pks cf-am ~ wheat iae
larFs rsn mtik. &c. Fiaiis ii1siif. sNsst
naFsl ursnKrs. g9c dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

Is THE DISTRICT Court oF THE
tntrf states Tor 40. Hesfsfa District
~ Washington. northern Division
SO $3.50 rs UANKRTFTCY
In the Matter ~ r. q harbour ana y \
Barbour hls site indix lduauY and
thsir marital rommunitr uankrspis
To she creditors ~ ths above named
hanhrupfs and 60 al other persuu. IN
fnfrrssi
Take raiirs that she hanhrunts abnts
named have prtltienrd this rnuFt fsr
fui disrhsFns from al debts proVsbie
against their estate uufrr the acts -
rnuErssH rr}etinK Co bankruptcy. and
Inst hearing ~ Rad upon said psti.
fi1n before said district court. ~ The
court fonm ~ aid court In the city %
seattle. ~ Faid district. on the stth
dAT - January. 1915. 81 10 o'clock In
the forenoon a. which time ard place
you and each - you may appear and
shaw cause. ~ any you have. vhr she
prayer 81 tho ssid petitioners should
not 30 granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

~ addition 10 amendments 10
tbe existing trust laws. he IA
yors action on the part OF the
American business concerns 10
see tBat Europe does not gfab
the commerce which the Unit.
cd States has obtained thru the
var.
The idea he recommend in
Volges the principle that under
sold goods from Europe which
tend TO create n monopoly on
those goods in the American
market, ~ against homemade
products. should be treated az
trust Law violations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
O'LEARY MAKES
M'KENzIE QUIT

stsf Special
SASKATOON. Dec. ls.-Johnuv
O'Ieary. the Seattle boy who is
lightweight champion OF Canada.
beat lad named Mckenzie here
last night, OI.esry led in all the
ten rounds He floored Mckenzie six
times In the first nine rounds The
referee stopped the bout In the
tenth by raising O'Leary's arm in
token Of victory. The bout was
held under supervision OF the irili-
tary authorities.
OLeary will box Kid Scaler AT
Edmonton New Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

sDt TIf md

uoSDAN Feather dustsfs 100 each.
Heanut butter. zoe 10 best butter. Tbs
81 90 frrsh herring. ihs 2hc. hatibat
lbs gee. Olympic oysters zoe ~
Florida grapefruit lbs gbc sweet or
nnHsa Zoe doE ice ioafes bread, itf /,
shrimp salad. SOC ~ chow rhev. Toe O., +
din pickles. large 80 dnH he spRsr
Soc. seattle made patent flour 81 -
sack 3 crns salmon. 1ars pkss corn
starch. sari he rolled oats. Fbe
uhau corn nakes tSc. Laundry soap. 2
faf c.. shaker salt o. pkg isc bottle
tabfs syrup. Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
Secretary RedfieId Has Plan
to Meet Europe's Competition

WARRINGTON. Dec. IL
Secretary Rediieid has the az
out for unfair, destructive
competition from Europe after
the war ends. he wants u
treated as an offense. not az
an economic problem.
In his report, published 70.
day, he advocates broadening
the scope Of esistina agencies
Of the government 10 combat
any unfair, eutthroat under
selling on the part OF Europe.
He would not have a tariff
wall raised against the prod.
uetb OF underpaid labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
23-Personals

FERsONAf,--Loucly young lady age &C.
weight izs. height feet s. dark brown
hair. violet blue eyes fair compierion
sweet. ioveshis disposition. American
college education. refined. cultured. ac-
compiishsd In music enjoys good
health easy 20 get along with. property
worth f25. 900. will Inherit SIC 900 more
yearly income 1890. would marry
bright. refined gentleman capabIs sf
looking after her property Some man
answering may secure wife who VIII
assist financially More particulars for
any man answering quick inclosiuK
some postage Address sincere
GB-bfp. Valley. Neb $50 general de-
llvnrleaI. Thls nntIce is Eennlne
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,oHNpH


skrt HDAy stalls 1855 81. ibs
saraf go Christmas rsndf. zee lb Zee
az pork and beans g. ste rssrilns. seri
larxs rans pineapple. sac atr a. sfun"
iaH mustard. 9oc ite cans splnsrh. ice
stalls fes.Iit patent flour 81 20 saes.
~ hs.i milk ttbG ease vih oiher - %
order str ran CRAB meat sAr. lemon. ~
auss Esd eitfan pssk isc 90 Bee sNn
Chocolate 4an Riaifs g. q pork
coasts So ih.. zeal rpAsis eos % link
ssasase zee fh ianb rhurs toe 30.
srssh dsesssd hens ikFr De-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

ssrt npAS stan ". pure FrApulated
sugar Z no csc Ffaii ~ pure pAstsuf-
isrd miiA BE- ~ a. a. stall -. fresh
made peanut batter D. ~, lbs zkc.
stall az fresh rhufnse batter. SOC 10
stall e.. fancy spuds o. 70 est. delivered
sfsu a. round steaks ite - sifioiH
steaks lTae a.. pork foasis tsae To-
picked pork Toe ~ stall iaii. washing
tsa creamery butter. sfs ~ stall 1891.
fanaY canss &C. sarh candy toys for
81 stan 1908 80 iis sugar. asc Win
sfarsfg order - 800 ~ over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
BOY HURT BY AUTO

A broken collar bone and possi-
bly, conclusion OF the brain We're
sustained by S.year-old Harold Won
Slayton. when struck by an automo-
bile driven by DR. G.. w. Crawhall.
on Fifth ave. between Olive and
Stewart SITS. Or. Crawhall says the
boy darted from behind n fence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
WAR TAX SIGNED

WASHINGTON. Dec tS.-Con.
gress adjourned last night for the
Christmas holidays. The senate
adopted the Joint resolution. eX.
tending the war tax one year. The
vote WAS 80 to 90. divided on a
strictly partisan basis President
Wilson signed the bill last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
GETS OFF WITH FINE

Dorsey +. Blaisdell. said to have
seriously delayed construction OF
two submarines here recently by
stealing bits OF intricate machin-
cry. was fined 81 Saturday by Supe-
rior Judge Dykeman.
Blaisdell pleaded guilty of petit
larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
PARDONED FOR XMAS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-Presi-
dent Wilson today signed Christ
mas pardon" and clemency order
for Charles Contour OF Missoula,
Mont. convicted of selling liquor
to Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
RESUME Pow.wow TUESDAY :

NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-Bsn John
son of the American league today
left the conference for settlement
OF the war between the Federal and
ORGANIZED Baseball and started back
to Chicago. after announcing that
the conference would be resumed
in Cincinnati next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
44-Iiouses TOR Sale
PHRENOLOGISTS

MADAM AHWAttA
rFyrfisn rtr~natartst
ftsA suar rmftrs iife
Hi4tmn aAtirn un
- m ttr tFautf~s
iosa speculation.
marriage srp ara
lions whai steps 60
taE~ e. - sure~ss
faf urifss the ssf.s
rated ~fpisfrs
things Whfrh have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
ACREAGE ron SALE
FARM ron SALE

Ann Fbh NARsfs
on fhe nrauHifui san juan tsiana
SCI artss 90 acres iHnfofsd This place
80 tarsafn. Fer fuH information -
Hress ife WYaff o. o. SO g..
tfiGeF haftnf Wash
ron HAtE se arF~s o.. Joe. in pAffsf.8a
s'rrsk wsst ~ ran Ctst 40 affea nudsr
sssa 81 zee Gosh TERMS 90 Hait
sfnufn hnHss closet ant paHtff. hafn
vaaf house feasa Nuftnittiaaa err
ehafd A. iapd Address " . tiii
rSe~~~~~r>sse>sN~~s~~e~>~ >~S~~>>~S~~~~s~~~S~-
So Houses for Sale
t.fse@sfck rsN asfunm FnttaEs. IN
90 foot taf. fteAren hui
q fse-Nfrs re- f-rran house On sss
foot nsarun hfii corner
HIT room hous~ sd - arfss fteh
cleared iand - fninufss ffam
eftg hail ear terms
. ssa--tsas. sgue-n Arns hiit
nor HHFfLf. rFfa+h UT MNfr sfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
ASKS 100000 FOR
THE ALASKA RAILWAY

WASHINGTON. Dec. iS.-Secre.
tary Lane OF the interior depart.
ment has asked congress for imme.
date appropriation OF 100000 to
carry on the Alaska railroad work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

NAa Z . NJ
Tho annual meeting - the stockholders
~ the Tnion Saving. and Trust Com
pauY - Seattle. a corporation. wlii hs
bold a. The ofNce - tho company. on
northwest corner second ave and
Cherry o. seattle King county wash
inEton. 90 Wednesday. the isth dav Of
January. ihts. AZ the hour ~ O'Clock
in tho afternoon. Tor the purpose 81
siertinF directors % tho company and
for transaction ~ ans other business
that may properly O.. brought before
the meeting
y y HOt.SER. Cashier
seattle Washington. December 10. 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

you DEAL WITH liz DfHEcT-'
and our proposition
on LAND
Handy 20 our mills ard camp.
AT THREE LAKES
sSoHOMisH COUNTY. wash
viii appeal 20 you.
Good roads. stages. daily trains mills
school. store. phune u v. ID.
write or 80. u ~ MEIKEI.JoaS. Mgr
Land Dept. iTci l.. c. Smith Bldg.
Seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
- ACRES. partly improved. = mile
shore front. miles from Anarortas
guemss island good ferry. ti.90o. =
~. Brann. v y -, I. Anarortes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18


EGYPTIAN rlairvoy
ant ana phrsnoisgist
gives true advice IN
business isw. 1--we.
health and family
affairs what she
sees and tells comes
true Satisfaction Or
M charge frieeH
within reach ~ All
iffs Pike 81 be
tween Horou and
Minor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

sfrafs been TnYsisrr shat vocation
seu ere adarfrd guf CSC WHY not sas
th~ best ffpg f~ahtnEs o. 90. sstls
faction EaaFante~h. tet Flrs. near
Wrsftakr Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
HOTELS

THE vtRGfNps HOTEL. virginia u ana
Eighth I'VE Use any ears Via WeatIaks
ave. Modern elegantly furnished
rooms Transient. zoe 20 81 weekly.
$3.50 60 % Kitchen privileges
THE ANNEN--2o0t Eighth. near West.
lake ave. New clean. furnished. steam
heated bedrooms ffor men1s free baths
apd phone Trnnsiert 7bc. weekly 81 80
EALL-na-nn -lhllL. a..Lnn- 81 -. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
Acreage for Sale
INrKo,Ep s.AcRI SNAP

That can 10 sold Tor 80 each and
80 monfhiy. fronting on county
road ios cabin and other cut
tufidlnEs. some cleared rrlrs
$500 Inquire Tor VinesnEn usue-
dsftis place Take Kirkland
boats 81 Madison park across 10
Burke a Farrafs Kirkland office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
BUSINESS
ulREGlr0 Rv

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring 1t IN a
hurry. The firms represented
below make a speciality OF i'm
mediate service and will glad
" furnish any information
that is necessary Remember.
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

ss-Mortgage Loans
Hsssdt Investment CO sft I.hr rsehanra
~-~e~~e~~-e~-~~>~e~S>S>~~-
+9-Legal Notices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
Funeral Notice
of Thanks.

VI WISH DO extend our sincere Ersu
tude 90 our many friends who were -
kind e. us DURING ouf recent bvreHtea
meat in tho death oC uur beloved son
aud ~futhcr We express our thanks
90 thiuf ~ Police touis tsAna. the
raiice Department and Guy OFFICIALS
for their kindness and the beautiful
floral offerings
kOsr Hnd FAMtt.Y
~ >->essf>sssN 49, -7~','s'> ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

bAftInEIon INV 7tc1nd o NoeH ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
2l-Female Help Wanted

$40 month: pull unnecessary Write
Immediately FOR Hat positions obtain
able Franklin Institute. Dept Ttfk.
Rochester 81 "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

AGENTS WANTED sfagtfins muneY
wakef zee per cent ureff every hntfy
bpFs particulars free Won Heseu On
Desk O. ana Wesley Roberts Hitx Los
sssslss 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
Votes Decrease NEXT SATURDAY! II
MAKE THIS YOUR BANNER WEEK.
It's Time to Rustic
If You Would be An AutOWinne

close ahandF and
will be thing Every o heconSa who business
willy effort mucu will this
hrnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
You Contestants Who are Just Starting

HERE'S HOW YOU CAN EARN sos 900 VOTES IF YOU WILL
GET BUSY THIS WEEK. 20 oNEYEARS SUB
SCRPT1ONS WILL DO IT.
Regular votes 20 lyear subscription this week 10000
Extra of FIRST club of SIS. ...... $4,000
Extra votes account of second club of SIS $4,000
Extra votes of third club of SIS 100000
Extra votes of fourth club of sis .. 100000
Total value of 20 lyesr subscriptions this week sos 900
This sounds rather big any really bus
ness should not let this week pass without climbing high
Remember, that prizes worth ANAL fortune stake They
are worth unusual effort Nothing short your level best should
be your motto this week
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-12

New York, March 1o.-Reports of
strife over financial affairs among the
head officers of the campfire girls, the
girl scouts, a national organization
with local camps in various parts Of
the country, have led to charges and
counter charges. It was asserted at
the national headquarters. 461 Fifth
avenue that the strife in the organiza-
ton was not serious enough to men
ace it's future. The trouble, 1t was
said, grew out of friction between DR..
Luther M. Quick. head of the or
ganization, and Miss Grace Parker.
his former financial secretary. DR..
Thomas NJ Ballet of the New York
university, member of the COMMITTEES
appointed to investigate the financial
affairs of the association, said: The
statement that there is serious split
in the organization is untrue. The
dissatisfied faction is very small. The
charge made that four OF the men,
hers of DIR. Gulicks family are on the
,,avroll is false Mrs. Quick received
a salary of 800 a month from Jan
nary to october, in 1914, and for a
,,,,n+b one Of her daughters drew a
S,l.r,, of SIS. DR.. Gulick's salary is
Sc 900 no more than is usually paid
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-12

in similar organizations. To the re-
ports circulated that dishonesty has
been found in the management of the
finances 1 can only say that they are
untrue. The association was running
unwisely into debt. AS soon as Dr.
Gulick discovered this he reorganized
the Office force, employed a business
manager and economies have been in
stituted which have placed the asso-
citation on a thoroughly sound finan-
cial basis. His policy from the be
ginning has been to make the or
ganization seif-supporting and rot
permanently dependent on gifts. This
policy has been criticised by some as
being commercial Our committee
investigated this point with the great
est care and has given its unanmou
Endorsement of this policy. Our re-
port gives much detailed information
which will soon be made public
Members of the board Of directors
ARE, with a few exceptions, entirely
in sympathy with the general policy
of DIR. Gulick and will give him strong
and hearty support. My whole feel
ing in regard to the matter after serv-
ing as member of the investigating
committee is that the trouble is due
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ton to that question and he was
sustained.
Justice Page carefully excluded any
reference I'd Anhut's attempt at brlp-
ery-the idea behind the next sew
era1 questions.
Thaw said any number Of people
beside Mr.. Lewis had advised him
that there was nothing illegal about
his walking out of Matteawan, pro-
vided he cared to do so and did not
"employ violence or corrupt anyone.
Who were the five men who came
with the automobiles asked Mr..
Cook. e..#
II didn't know them,'' replied
Thaw. ..
Gave Thompson a Present.
Thaw said he had instructed Hoff-
man his agent, to have the landaulet
at the gate and the big machine "at
the bottom Of the HILL
How much did you pay and whom
did not pay for this job?" asked Mr.
Cook.
Il paid Mr. Butler $4,000 with the
understanding that he was to pay all
the others for the trip from Mattea-
wan to Connecticut" Thaw replied.
How much did you pay Roger
Thompson for the trip to Canada p
II paid him a salary and gave him
a present. Thaw said.
How much was the present.
An objection by Thompson's at
torneys was sustained.