The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1912, Page 7

{EROISM OF BALKAN WAR IN PHOTOGRAPHS Scout Flies in Deadly Circle That Killed His Comrade and Escapes to Direct the Bombardment of Adrianople. Bulgarian army, halt a ish garrisons and guns. ed by the st@bborn resistance iged \Adfianople, wanted accurate information of the The old way would have been gend a spy into the beseiged city, or to bribe a Turkish The new way was to send up a sky scout Gen, Yaukoff ordered an ft to reconnotter, ed by Turkish bullets. Next day Gen. Savoff ieff, most skillful army airman He fell inside the walls, picked Lieut. in his sky corps. ixtielf followed the route of his comrade, but flew higher. nit the ordinary dangers added numbing cold, mountainous ground no safe landing place, , chine, and bullets whistling from countless rifles, Taraxtieff estimated that at one time; 1,000 Turks were firing at SSeS ae ee ee EN WOMAN’S PLAN FOR E SEGREGA TION DOESN’T PEAL TO SEATTLE MAYOR the aldermanic the vice that the 3 must be accepted for at it isa necessary compo f Yife—which to be put » Goode’s contention,” said “iw that every large city Itleven fostering it, we has demonstrated that does not segregate the Gill administration there | ¢ al 450 women in the re Gistrict and two or three man y in other parts of e it is impossible to. sive exact figures, as there ts no census of these women, Chief annick tells me the number of fallen women in Seattle since the Gill administra tion has been reduced two-thirds or three-quarters, “Twiee the publile of Seattle has registered its opinion os opposed to segregation—firet when Gill was recalled and Dilling elected, and second when the present adminis tration succeeded that of Dilling. Phere is a consideration more important, even, than thet of wheth- er or not segregation segregates, Tt ts that to recognize and legalize the ‘social evil’ as a ‘necessary’ evil—which it ia not—would great ly lower the standards and ideals of the rising generation, who, see ing their elders tolerating {t and would come in time to look apon it as ‘necesary” and even right and a part of our civilization.” Dr. Crichton, health commission- er, “Since the restricted district was abolished, veneral dis eases among fallen women have been greatly reduced, somewhat re duced among men, and dejirfum tremens has ben almost entirely eliminated.” Dr. M. A. Matthews, moderator of the Presbyterian church, said: “The opinion of Mrs. Goode is the opinion of a fallen woman, from the viewpotnt of fallen women. I agree with the mayor that segregation does not tae Wiss a RLS MAKE FINE a " MESSENGER “BOYS” RIZZO AND GRACE LONGFELLOW, MESSENGER “BOYS,” G OVER A COPY OF BLOOD AND THUNDER LITERA- WHICH THEY DON’T READ, FRANCISCO, mag oon 28. messenger boys may i the things they are accused in the comic papers, from smok- eigaret butts to read- var thrilling adventiires of Nick when they should be rushing liver urgent messages. raph girls, though, are a if proposition, as any one can will watch the spry of two scarlet sweatered ay o'Shamtered girls who flit trom office to office in the financial district in response to calls for Postal telegraph messenger. Miss Grace L. Longfellow, a great grandniece of the author of Hia- watha, 18 19 years old, good to look upon and quite proud of the fact that after a few months’ work ar @ messenger “boy” Manager Coggins of the Postal has promised to make her an operator by the first of next year, Miss Longfellow lives with her him. Eight bullets hit his ma Any one of thousands might have cut a wire and wrecked him in midair. The aviator coolly circled the city, making sketches showing the disposal of the troops— jthen back to the Bulgarian | camp. In landing he smashed his machine, but was unhurt. In a few moments his informa- tion caused renewed, effective shelling of the city. The large photograph shows | the landing of the wrecked aeroplane. Taraxtieff making his report. CASTRO DECLARED AN UNDESIRABLE CIPRIANO CASTRO WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Cip- riano Castro, former president of Venezuela, is an undesirable eiti- zen, according to the state depart- ment, and orders are today in the hands of the New York immigra- tion officials prohibiting the land- ing of Castro when he arrives from France the steamer La Touraine, Castro is traveling der the alles of Ruiz. It is feared Castro plans to stir up trouble in the republic of which he was formerly head IT WAS SURPRISE | EVEN TO ADOLPH By United Pree Leased Wire PASADENA, Cal. Dec. 28.—One hundred poor children of Pasadena are telling their friends today of | ch’ the glories of the Orange Grove av. palace home of Mra. Edward Schar- rer, daughter of Adolphus Buseh. The children were guests last night at a feast given by Mrs. Scharrer, followed by a Punch and Judy show. When the fun was at ite height the aged millionaire brewer himself was brought in to see the fan, which was as much a surprise to him as to the childre; SWITCHMAN IS _ KILLED AT WORK Carl Vrooman, 20, a switchman in the employ of the Great North- ern railway, was killed at 3 o'clock this morning at pier 10, while switching cars, It is not known ex- actly how he met his death. He was dead when found, By United Froan Leased LONDON, Dec. 28.—The Peninan- Jar and Oriental Mner Narrung, three days overdue, arrived today at Liverpool. The passengers told thrilling tales of storms raging on the English coast. nearly every morning when she ar- rives at the branch of the Postal Co., in the Merchants’ Exchange bidg., she finds a bateh of sh” notes from admirers all over the country. She gets quite as much publicity as an actress and on the whole is content with the world as she finds it. THE STAR—SATURDAY, DECEMBER od 1912. BUILD YOUR HOME IN GOLD BAR GOLD BAR IS A GOOD PLACE TO BUILD A HOME, because it is situated in the best section of the Skykomish Siring § building winds fro It has mountain scenery, pure health- m the hills, excellent water piped di- rect from the mountains, and unexcelied fishing and hunting right at its doors. GOLD BAR has churches and social organizations; it has the best — where well conducted da As a town where youn of clean enjoyment GOL club in the State, with a hall nces are held every two weeks. people can find an abundance B R leads the State. GOLD BAR has only one saloon, under strict super- vision of a council composed of MEN who desire the upbuilding of GOLD BAR along permanent lines. VICE is not, and will not be tolerated in GOLD BAR. GOLD BAR'S PAY ROLL, AMOUNTING TO OVER $30,000.00 per month, averages over $50.00 for every man, woman and child in GOLD BAR, (This leads any other town or city in Washington by more than 35 per cent.) To the workingman struggling under the con- ditions exis! offers f H in the latger cities, Gold Badr and social salvation. GOLD BAR PROPERTY is honestly priced, terms are most reasonable and profits are as certain as day to follow night. Ask Us About Gold Bar We Are Delighted to Answer Letters or Questions OSCAR E. JENSEN & CO. That below shows} 312 Northern Bank Bldg., Seattle. Branch Office at Gold Bar. Jay Sigworth, Mgr. CHINAMAN TO ADOPT A LITTLE WHITE BABY GIRL By United Preee Leased Wire LOB ANGELES, Dec. 24.--Por the first time, it is believed, in the history of a California superior court, a white baby fs to be adopted by a full blooded Chinese. Late W. Jimmie, an American born Chinese, is the petitioner to day to adopt legally @ pretty three yearold girl baby, recently found on the steps of a neighbor. His pe tition is made with the consent of his Amertean wife, and probably wil be granted. MERRY BURGLAR BAND KEEPS UP ITS GOOD TIME The window amashers corps of the burglar brigade is back on bw Jod again. Five were smashed Fri day night, They were at 726 Un- fon st.; Marine Protective associa tion, 607 Western ay.; Graham Rushby Co. 602 Railroad av.; Pickon and Schwartz Co, 66 West Yesler way; Imperial Tailoring Co., $01 3rd av. jothing was taken from any of the places. The room of E. H. Harrison, 1014 Minor av., was robbed of two sults and an overcoat; set of carpenters’ tools was taken from Martin Hilton, Swedish club; mutt ease and cloth ing from Frank Spurlock, 311 Pow- ell building; foxskin robe from m chine of J. J. Griggs, 1681 15th av. threo guns from « launeh of Frank Prothero, 1501 Bastiake av a pair of $65 binoculars, a $54 cam ora and a $45 pin from the launch of Larry Duke, West Seattt ase STICKING BY HIM By_ United Prose Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 28.--A message of love and sympathy was wired from here to Indianapolis to- day by Mra. E. A, Clancy, wife of one of the union men convicted there of Illegally transporting dyna- mite, It read: “I know you are innocent, and in the ond truth and justice oe 1. No judge, prosecutor or i] trust can make me bell you are guilty. Keep fighting for justice and the rights of the workers.” D. CUPID WORKS ON HOLIDAYS It's no holiday week for our blind little friend, D, Cupid. He's been right busy all week up on Profanity bill, and he’s been doing a bang-up, smart trade, too. Piloted 90 couples to Mar- riage License Clerk Gage this week, up to noon today, 25 on Monday, 85 on Tuesday, 23 on Thursday, 16 Friday, and 16 this morning. And they're still coming. Clemmer Theatre Seattle’s Best Photoplay House, — 1,200 Seats—10 Cents. FIVE PHOTOPLAYS SUNDAY, FEATURING “What Katie Did” The real story of a brave little girl. “Following the Star” A country girl’s experience on the stage. Allan Moore, Soloist. Oliver G. Wallace, Organist. CALENDAR GREETINGS yeh. R. Butterworth @ Bons aro out greetings of the season ding in in the way of elaborate calendars |- ornamented with colored photo- graphs of Seattle scenes made by Asabel Curtis, a local artist. The calendar te made by H. G. Brace & Co, PUBLIC MARKETS WESTLAKE 2 cans tomatoes, Ihe; 3 cans — i mixed inundry soap, the Bho; 3 cans salmon, gate, Bho; food, $1.4 don: peanut cream cheese, roast, He to lard, tie ib ise lb. steer pot we Ib; compound one of apring lamb, Pourth, Near Vine ag Guaranteed ta te ¥ my ent en Wises ery Dey and Ul fi 4 Trane! t ‘ times for the Lo arrears most have who are now “Snsoying that com- plete happiness which makes I! worth i full pone aournen shrunken. Our treatment ie strictly | pri- and does not in any way rise with ones busthene ite, Call at our office for ther information, A personal b terview is necemmary. When ail fail, they come to us, wer taken our not been thor- ith the results Witi fit gold-fitled frames, lenses, leather case, con 860, Including examination ken lenses bis! go Seh Optometrist, 437 Epler Block. this evening. DON'T GET WET When you can get uncal jgotes suite and overcoats for $3. and up. Bring ad and or cont dis- coun MIKE COMEN, 1017 Pike St. erical for Bro. wart Ope Fuarantood not to ke a permanent 400 Arcade, k, rust or nd." $2.50 up. jak develo; ing, 200 Foil, nize. Jacobs: Photo Shop.!i eon mit 4 Funeral Directors. a a Tee anne eeeN Patveraity | Undertaking Rerigrs 4nd ®. North 212, B. Iork- HONG, 2 | tion. ——PANTAGES QUALITY SHOWS AND TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING EXPLAIN PANTAGES POPULARITY tn the state for i479 Pork ay MG. Mori tw Lodge Notices Daughter oond Thureday urth Thu ton ball, Knglieh Women Heorge meet RUPTOND CURED, permanent detention from lal Hippodrome Academy in two. lessons, Apply offt ETT LAT « private or ia sharpened ete. 1401 4th av joty. Names and § Vine st. Ladies free. T saw it The Har” | Situations Wtd. — Female Wet Wash laundry dor Get Aca | addrense | Hay Queen Lost and Found. ing sliver t Annetoe mblen, 10¢; sterling on. Jowe! lat Thar neck soart between x Vriday, Phone y A a 4 like employment elty, A-! owner rr FROLICH BKINT PARLORS, Arcade Bldg. specialty, ¢ oar skirts. ‘pattie Millinery and remodeling pariors in connee ton learning Call or | ‘or write. NATIONAL HARBER COLLEGE ff Mra elma Walia, et teh ay we ban i. Wry does Lundauist BECAUSE Tied ‘Gestation preas Theatre Mason « 1 it it Room 44 cE lamiin Sineo, n x te Bancett's Native “Herbs for con atipation, 60 tablets fer 2$e All arugatat SS ood barber at RCO! all Tear, to be & MOLER BAR 320 eaecesal Ay 866 | “turniah | =| Lots of them on this 2 .—— Homesteads PPADLL LS n retinguish- fruit 4 or Gonert Hastern W: Gr ‘ ne Estate horsepower «gasoline launch to * wade tor piano. 5 valued $100 each, to trade for furniture or anything of equal value, Will trade one or ali of ithe lots Madison, ne ©. Piliott 2230W oF trade, best located delicat-| Modern Purn essen stall in Market Come you want a # _ 647 N.Y. Wilke ous Wil well or trade my Siw near Kent for Seattle property: Write or call chuirmann, P.O. Box 201 Piano, r either for lot Will trade _Hatiard 166 iter Pike Piace neo George if Geo, Bexauer, LRG; will trade) M Bird elty jot Was Why buy pe ot good lar Phe Mt. Vernon in ounty, ia by far the leading farm Ing section of Western Washin ton. Why? Because there t farmers baye good land and are mak! ve Just bought 3,000 i with 3 Big lake I now want 100 good these lands, This te the country where farming js a success. No can and will I will wel) thi acre and up, on & zen fat mn monthly pa My 3 miles of water front- is fine for homes and camp- Before buying anywhere You should get one of my free cir- culars explaining everything, and do it quick You are the loser if you don't HC. Offices With $00 COWS, PETERS Seattle Trust Co. Third Av x PIGS, CHICKENS piace, nd store, new §-room house and barn, K008 well, thick) settled neighborhood. Price $3, $08, on enay term: WkST COAST 1 1113-14 American it ACHES “AT A BARGAIN ¥ road, opposite the Stim- neh, east of Kirkinnd, 4- hick - fruit cow shed, etc. Only Burke & Far- I have a close-in ranch for a man who wants to live in th burbs aod work dally in Seattl fine tract, improved, with house, well. chicken house, fruit trees, berry bushes, etc, chickens, cow ang feed. Byverything for $1,650 will make reasonable terme fi SNAP—10 acres, fronting on the state highway; rich. black bottom land, over half cleared, house, ote. third Fine water front almost half mik g00d beach, fines! mostly, black muck ih, of water front, sotl 0 all outbulllings; well equipped with tools and stock, | WII! sell. all tn ii tracts. Big bargain; improw ments alone worth the od. Mansperger, Gig donk yantes, Ce oy ene oF. Pp a plano ioe rooms, 2025% First av. near 4 obiic market First. Purninhed housekeeping newly ght and ed, chen) included. pne 1098. OLYMPIC APTS, Toe asia room: i.be ubiic hat furnished cranstent and peering “a steam heated, rooms, Heat. Que 2-room house, water In, no gas or electric lights, one block from Green Lake car line, on Tist at, $5.00 per month; you pay water bill hone North 186 10.09, 3: York Hidg. _| Demonstration gi Modern 5 nished, location, 19th ay car line, Owner, 816 5961 A Sopeland Court, 1909 Min furnished, $20; phone, Ii : Board and Room _ Board and 2118% A om in private family. nth av, near Westlake, ess s Chances K HAND POWE aR S PULLER n Deo, 22, 26, 27, new valu Schuirmann, Wash Rooming P. 0. Box 801, Kent, sale, capacity pot and dock, day. 8. and lot, 100 chickens, all at bargain by owner, 116 ‘Third ay. 8 - | fir O6—Rest fruit and 418 Pike Cheap rent; house for i no oppo SToMP| —™ | For - | Wanted: pu AUBURN 40x103 to, alley, cleared, for $36 ‘This lot minutes’ wath town, with new houses goin) all around. $10.00 cash and INTRI level at i Near 26th av. and Howell at; very good b-room cottage, with base- Ment and modern plumbing: @ clally well built toxi fo, ‘with good view; all ovements ex- cept paving. Out-of-town owner reduces price to WEST & WHEELER COLMAN ~BACHIFIC Four lots! Two houses! Growing district, not far from Lake Wash- ington canal, 5 three cars, One nted. One large with two complete down stairs occu- oom house, plumbing pled, up stairs not quite finished nough lumber on place to com- Diete and butld framework of a other cottage. Cost § sacrifice for $6,000, b anee on terms. Ow Bidg., Biliott 91 sep THIS $900 buys new but unfinished 5- room house, located on boulevard, large lot, handy man ca live in It finishing; easy terms, 60x120 while AMERICAN MORTGAGE & BUILDING CO. 169 White Building. Special demonstration K hand pow er stump puller. Due to large crowds, we will continue to dem onstrate our K mad tump puller December 28, 30, 31, Janu- ary 1,2, 3, 4 6, at wood Wake Phinney cat to end of See Walter J, Fitspatrick Wash. nd N, B., & lots on, to be sold ; wood home. $1,000 8 oreed to sell. Inquire Main 6168. farm and city Springle-Hooper Rea Central Bide. Phon: 13 Money to loan on real estate. ther for lot N a, For Sale—Poultry ~200 or 300 White Leghorn sand y ab property we ce Wanted—Real Estate PAARL LAA Wanted-—6 acres near Seattle, Jt. ¥. D., on phone, cheap for cash; "own- or only, Address Albert Biking- ton, McMurray, Wash For Sale—Livestock. Vor Sale—Four fresh Charles st. Beacon 2488 pT oT Wanted to Buy--Furniture wi ARAL t house & office furniture, cash. ler, 610 Pike. M2237, ». 416 Pike M 651i, —_—_ For Sal Weed and Cont cows arr jon Chan North | - gtr AND COUNTRY LOANS improved or Vacant propert amount, $50 to 8000: long oF short time; casy payments; no delay. Sturtevant & Co. 312 Boston Bil Varm, timber, city ioans; money ready: quick action, 309 Meb Biitott 2980. row money weiry, low Americas 802 Becond. if YOU NED MONEY Loans on household go Pianos oF Dersonal notes to 1 yes; terme 4 payment reasonable. Come 4d see us. ASTERN BROKERAGE CO. m Bank Bidg. 4th & Pi ‘|For Sale — = Miscellaneous et * have large assortment ong ab sinks and | Becond B. just trom a bi i Sominet ce Toronto, Canada (35 nehes in Canada, ete.) General Bening business. Interest allowed gh savings and th Beattie Branch, G. Vv Cae ber Sisteres of au ends, Pika? Maxie -< “COLLEND en 02-204 Pirst av ttle, Cal Esheiman, ii? ‘Main carpenter, repaira E. aac ‘ae he 5 iROPODISTS glalist. 465 Arcad . Walkie Siadtende Bide. formerig CHIROPRACTORS nfor ntord, RELIABLE COLLRCTH ¥ Butldin, oaite office, Phi fee, Phone fucte 3n6. Joseph All 40) juste Bi ie ik Tegal subjects x free. RUSSELL RF, York Biock, ‘General pras tates, laws husband ‘and. wi sultation free. Elliott 28: Gorwin Townsen x Consultation free; husk nd. wite, ad rights, collections, bank- Milligan @ Kuhn, La | New York Bik. Probate fe practic sea Sommer, Lawyer, 16 tation free. od New tice, es- sic, 10 cents, vooal, Spanish waltz song. rom “Cavallert - “aeauty's Byer nant arth.” Mail orders carefully tite Fry Music Co., 426 Walker >. PAO 703 Leary Bul PX R. DEVELOPER. ENTS THAT SELL; 20 years New York, Chicago experience, Central Bi KXdams & Brooks, registered Pat and Trade Mark aetna yours in Seattle. 600 Central © D. HASKINS” PATE: 718 New York Bid. Mal ney, 718 Mason, Fenwick, Lawrence, a8 Burke Bide ERNS AND MODE: fattern Works, Best equipped shop. "Mel Vint. 108 :_ er fee F Bonoca. Wittore 2OKe, “SEALS AND RUGHER STW Rate aaly. Weston. 1420 bth ave SROOND HAND Goops COTA HAA SAT DOME sore, f exchanged. 10 3s es STORAGE AND TRANSFER OO. Taanhert Pranster Co. Succ EE - Willtam Jolly, 307 Pine s! — ame:e, OOK AND WATCH REPAIRING MIWA Post, Mi, rings; Jowel rey 20 ge = 4 Stewart 200.