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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19
Kansas City, Kan.
Odbor.

Cenjeni sodrug urednikl
Kot povsod. tako imamo tudi
pr mas dclavce. Xxi zeliio vsled IL
geStacije duhovnikov tiste blaze
ne case. ko grmade svete so gore
lie V proslavo bOzjo. Nazaj je ge-
slo teh z%apeljanih ~tovarisev de-.
lavcev.
In cuditi Sc nj treba. ako mas
ii appellant ljudje napadajo, cd
kar IN ustanovili SLOW. socialist
chi klub. Ii revcki ma duhu critic
socialiste in socijalizem. ker ne
vedo. kaj socializem uGi. Eni ga
lmaJo IA nOvo vero. drugi zopet
pravijo, socialist so brczverci. o
pet tretji "A ima.jo "a antckriSte.
XII smo priSli seiat denar ma zem-
ljo. tetrti ~govorijo zopet o DELFT
vi it'd. it'd. NaStel hi lahko sto ne
SmiSelnosti, lazi in obrekovalnih
podtikanj. katere trosijo o socia-
listih in socializmu V svet.
Sodr. urednik, IL navedenega
lahko spoznate, koliko della mas
Sc taka. ako hocemo tukai prizga-
ii luc reSnice in razSiriti social
ZEN. XII jc rcsnica sauna.
Takim verskoblaznim in fanati-
cnim ljudem pripovedovati. da bo
kapitalistiGna suznost istotako pa
Ola kot ste padle svoiedobno graf
ska tlaka in staroverska t~elesna
suznoSt. hi pomenilo toliko. kot
noSiti sove V Atene. dokler jih ne
Sreca pamet. Pri tel vrsti liuGeh
50 dokazi in logiGni zakljuGki mic.
Sal verjamemo Sc V copernice. vo-
domce in sedmoSolce. Xxi znajo de-
lati TOGO. TakSno je duSevno OBJ
Zorle teh duSevno pritlikavih rO-
Jakov, katerim .je socialism par
kelj.
Pa tudi V drugem oziru so ii
Z~abavljaci ma socialiste zelo ne
tedni. Tukaj so Sc naselili pred
.. lett ko so Stavkali klavniSki de-
lavci. V klavnico so Sli delati kot
garjevci (skabje). Zahrbtno so
naskotili svoje ~tovariSe delavce
Xxi so Sc borili "a Boise zivljcnske
razmere. Nesramno so izdali svoic
t%ovariSe, ponizali so samih scbe
ma stopinjo Judcza ISkariota. Jul
dez Sc je obesil. ker GA .ic pekla
vest. III mraGnjaSki roiaki pa Sc
daj lazijo okoli lesenih in kane
NTH svetnikov in malikov. in i'm
hocejo najbrz Sc odiesti prste ma
nogah. ker Jill radi izdajstva svo-
iih tovariScv, dclavcev menda tu-
iii peGe vest.
In te vrste ljudi pravijo. da ic
socialisticen klub nepotreben. da
! je dosti, ako delavec V klavnici
zasluzi Is centov ma uro.
Dee odpusti jim, sal ne vedo,
, kaj delajo.
Nj Guido. da taxi ljudie misliio.
da je lie tisti socialist, XII crit du-
hovnlke, In zategadel pisejo V kle-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19
JUGOSLOVANSKI A
Sodrugi in tovarisi!
Anton Opara.

Sodrugl in tovarisi!
P~routavajte nauk Socializma!
Radi svoje svobode. radi svobode
svojih otrok pricnitc re enkrat
razumevati zlate besede Karla
Marksa: Delavci vseh deleza,
zdruzite Sc!
TovariSi 1! Vslogi ie moe. Ako
smo zdruzeni, teda.i $ svo.iimi Gi-
talnicami. knjiznicami in DELAY.
skimi casniki pomagamo samim
sebi do viSie izobrazbe. Zdruzenih
V uniiah in politiGni organizaciji
81 p%riborimo boliIe zivlienske raz-
mere ze Y danaSnji kapitalistiGni
cloveSki druzhi. KonGno 81 pa pri-
borimo Sc go~Spodarsko in polite
no enakopravnost.
V Chicago obstojijo Stiri .jugo-
slovanSke delavske organizaciie.
Naslovi Sc glasiio: Slovenska.
2l46 Blue Island Ave: hrvatska
1880 SO. Center Ave: holgarska
1873 SO. Green st: srbska 1852
Clybourn Ave.
Delavci in tovariSi! Organizi-
rajmO Sc i'll ne plakajmo o Slabih
cash Jok in tarnanie nam ne bo-
deta prinesla Svobode. Dokl6r bo-
mo plakali. z~abavljali. tarnali in
stiskali pesti V zepu bono sunni
kapitalistov in sunni bodo posta-
Ii tudi naSi otroci.
Orgdnizirajmo SCI Bodimo mo-
lie. Izvojimo 5 pomoGjo svojih
o~reapizacij i'll Z una svitlim me-
Gem. kar nam pc vecnem in ne
spremeljivim naravnim zakonu
gre. Jok, plakanje in tarnanje pa
rrepustimn slabotnezem in kuka-
vicam.
Vsak jugoslovanski delavec V
Chicago. XII Sc hoGe organizirati.
dobi ma zahtevo ysa p~oiaSniia gle
de organizacije. ako Sc obrne na
zgoraj omenjene naslove. Izven
Chicago ziveci delavci pa dobiio
piSmena %pOiaSnila ~ uStanovitev
novih soc. klubov. ako Jill zahte-
vajo.
TovariSi. delavci ne spimo! Ia
dnja gospodarSka kriza Sc danes
nj koncana katero so Zakrivili ka-
pitalisti $ svojim slabim gospo-
darstvom. In nihce ne We povedati
ne IRE ne dneva, kedaj Sc DO kri-
IN vrnila s podvojeno silo in pri-
nesla Sc veGje gor.ie delavcem. Ma
StotiSoce delavcev danes Strajka
V ameriSki republiki. kar potriu-
Je. da ne zivimo V normalnih go
Spodarskih razmerah in je nekai
gnjilega in trhlega V danaSnii
tloveSki druzbi.
Ne spimo jugOslovanski DELAY
ci. marvel Sc organizirajmo go
Spodarsko in politiGno.
Organizirani (zdruzeni( zmaga-
mo. nezdruzeni pa ostaneio sunni
igracka. rokah profitazeljnih
kapitalistov.
TovariSi, delavci organizira.imo
Sc!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19
Listu v podporo.

kcr so socialist V Milwaukee
zmagali Z velikansko vecino. daru-
jc Frank UrbanGiG so ct.
Da hi Sc dclavci tudi V Chicago
zbudili in dosegli isto zmago. da-
ruje Frank Podlipec 25 ct.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19

Listnica uredniStva Jos. Bri-
cell, Conemaugh, Pa. VaSa misel
Je zelo dobra, ktero je sklenil vas
klub. Zal nam je, da ie priSla pre-
pozno. Ce hi Sc hotclo uresniGiti.
kar prlporoca vas klub. da hi IL
dali Proletarca V posebni izdaji
IA |. maj. Z primernim. poducnim
in agitatoriGnim gradivom, hi bio
trcba ZaGeti 4 dclom najmani tri
mcsccc pref. Treba hi bilo apelira-
II ma vse klube, da vzameio kar
najvcc Stevilk. da hi Sc pokrili
stroSki. IA enkrat je sklenil Pro
letarcev odbor, da Sc napravi kar
je mogoce V danih razmerah. -
Delavski pozdrav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19
Nikakor mel

HdtoTJt. va VI pOiONdi w ilcSId
do mesta. bio bi lazje in veliko
wee vspeha; a teh nimamo. To Sc
pravi. imeli bi Jill re, toda organi-
zacija je danes gmotno Sc presla-
ba, da bi vzdrzevala organizato-
ria. Kakor nitro Sc pa stranka
malo okrepi in pridobi, kar je IL
gubila. je prva potreba, Ola gre
dOber organizatOr ma pot pc cell
Ameriki. Dokler pa tega nj, mora
jo Sodrugi k~rajevno sami vrSiti
organizatoricno delo.
Predvsem ie torej treba, kakor
ze reGeno. malo wee delavnih so
drugov; najmanj diva Y vsaki ma
selbini. Proc Z b~ojaznijo! Proc $
%predSodki. Proc 5 praznim izgo-
vorom: 6eS: ''Pri mas Sc nj cas-
IA to-" Cas- je zrel re povsod; ako
hi ne bill, hi socialist V Milwau-
kee Sc ne imeli jedno naiveGjih
NEST dezele svojih rokah.
Zapad. vzbudi Sc! Kje ste So
drugi " Washingtonu, Colorado,
Wyomingu i'm Utahu? In Y Min
neSoti? Pokonci vi zaSpanci V Ga
lumetu, Mich. I'm cas- je, da Sc en-
krat zdrami tudi Cleveland. Ali
"a res nj niti jednega pogumnega
Sodruga Y Clevelandu. kteri bi
Stvar zaGel? Niti jednega ne? V
Jolietu hi tudi trcba Ie nekaj IA
ceti. PovSod .ic della dovolj Ako
Sc agilni sodrugi dobro zavzamc-
10 kot lokalni organizatorii, V par
meSecih je popravljeno. kar je "a
mujenega. S~lovenska socialistiGna
organizacija ina lahko spet svo-
ie polno Stevilo klubov i'm craven
Sc veliko novih.
Cvrsta organizacija .je torej ma
sa ziva potreba. Ce nimamo arga-
~nizacije - nimamo mic. ko bono
sloyenski socialist V Ameriki ime-
Ii mocno organizacijo, ktera bo
stella najmanj tisoc dobrih sodru-
gov, tedaj bono ma trdnem; pro-
paganda bo sla kakor Z mastjo
namaZana kolesa.
V nasi o~rganizaciji je pa tudi
treba malo veG harmonic ali
skupnosti in malo wee revolucio-
narnega duha.
So sodrugi pri par klubih, kteri
50 Sc odcepili cd Slov. soc. Organi-
zacije, ces da so Sc spojili Z an
glesko (mednarodno) stranko do
ticne drzaye in da vsledtega he
morejo placevati strankinih pri-
spevkov ma dive strani. Ia korak
nj upravicen. Res .je dolznost VISA
kega kluba. da spada tudi k inter
Eacijonali vendar pa morajo naSi
sodrugi imeti pred ocmi predvsem
nalogo svoje lastne organizacije.
kar je politicnega della. t. j. kohl
kor Sc ga mi dejanski vdelezuje-
mo, ga vrSimo krajevno. to je
vsak klub DELUXE V svojem kraju
5 socialist drugih narodnosti. To
je pravilno. in ne more biti dru-
gace. Toda slovenska organizaci-
ia ina Sc drug ZviSen namen
izobraZevati slovenske delavce v
Ameriki in Jill vzbujati k razred-
menu boju V smislu socializma po-
tom literare ali tiska, predavanj
ma .javnih shodih it'd. (glej naSa
pravila). To delo je Same V mas
samih Anglezi ga ne morejo vrSi-
ii. In v tenn mora biti naSa neraz-
ruSljiva skupnost! &c hoce orga-
nizacija ia svoj namen vrSiti, mo-
IA imeti pOtrebne fonde, denar.
Tega pa nj, ako klubi ne placujejo
prispevkov V c~entralo.
Vsak sodrug, ali skupina sodru-
gov, Xxi jim je res ma TEN, da Sc 81
ri socialisticna misel med sloven-
skimi proletarci V Ameriki, bodo
torej veselega srca dali Sc tistih }
centov - Same borih pet centov!
- ma mesec V centralno blagajno.
Nnhan onl.,,. g., ~, ,p,a ta-n H.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
WOMEN To WORK At
THE POLLS

There will be no noisy demon
stration from the suffragists on
election day They will quietly
show the men what they want. the
ladies say, and how badly they want
II. and let the voters do the rest.
AT every polling place ia the city.
according present plans. there viii
be a group OF women. handing out
printed appeals and instructions to
each voter They think that the
fact Of their presence there Is the
strongest proof that they're in
earnest.
Several hundred women have al
ready volunteered for this work. but
the leaders want every woman In
Seattle who wants TO vote 20 Join
the ranks and show the men that
the suffragists are not a little
handful OF fanatics. but a majority
Of the sensible. dignified wives aud
mothers I'm fact. nearly an OF them
Every ward has It's ward captain
but volunteers for the work at the
polls can register az the suffrage
headquarters. 400 Arcade building.
daily from 10 TO q. or telephone
Main 1910. The polls will be open
from a m. 20 3 D. m, but every
woman can help by her presence. II
only for an hour or two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
BOY SCOUTS Get
BULLY Time

Two hundred Roy Scouts cello.
bratcd Halloween night. aud had q
bully time Hut never a gate was
broken, newer a sign moved never
a little eirl frightened The hoy
Scouts obeycd the law aud respect.
ed women That Is the code they
subscribe to- and the good Boy
Scout adhcrcs faithfully TO the
code
but they had good time Just
the same After marching through
downtown streets ia charge of ilnr.
ry Anderson. OF the Collins plny
field and Z A. Clark. of the Bal
lard playfield. they hiked out 20
Loschl pavilion
There they had everything just
dandy OF course. the piano aolcc.
tions ala not bring out any too
fiery enthusiasm. but there was q
biz campfire. made OF twiga aud
electric lights. In the center uf the
hall. and there was burleaque
baseball game. and bear hunt. and
game OF blow candle. and a sack
race, and several other games. And
Cyril Arthur Player gave a ghost
talk that was "better'h n show az
one younEstgr expressed himself
Tho parents OF many OF the boys.
and a number of sisters. cousins
and maybe gWeethearts. made
everything just right FOR a good
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
TO co To FRISCO

All efforts to identify the ahle
of the Independent Telephone Co .
stock with tho rumored merger 81
that company with the Sunset Tole.
phone Co. have SO far been un.
availlng IN the hearing before the
railroad commissioners
p y Webster. manager OF the
Independent. waM recalled yeater.
day. aud beyond stating thar the
stock had passed 70 unknown East.
.nra parties. nothing could be
learned further from him
The railroad commission may ad.
iourn tonight and go % California.
iu order 10 obtain the exact figures
which the sunset Co pays The PA.
cific Telephone 4 Telegraph Co
for such services a. general super.
vision and expert advice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
To Build New Bridge

The Stone av bridge. which has
been the sublect Of mass meetings,
protests. fist fights and arguments,
was given a decided boost last
night when the council voted for an
ordinance lnstructlug the city en-.
ginecr TO incur an Indebtedness OF
10000 against the general fund
for the construction of the bridge.
Tho Seattle Electric company Is
10 have "a franchise across the
bridge. Last nights action was an
assurance OF this. 80 that the 3. E
co. need not be reluctant about ad.
vancing its half Of the cost Of the
bridge, which will amount to
s3t 600 Tho application from the
81 h. Co. for a franchise was re-
colved last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
Same Old Columbia,
But 1t Got License

Two cloth signs bearing he Ie-
Rend. Under New Management"
Kot a liconso for the Columbia Cafe.
Two weeks ago the Columbia was
refused a renewal by the council
because Of the reputation the place
had earned by lta violations ~ law.
II was one 81 The worst places To-
Seattle, and the council was in.
dignant Also It belongs 10 the
brewery combine
The day after the council refused
10 renew the license the cloth signs
went up, one az each entrance The
brewery management announced
that new man" would be placed
IN charge. and that the cafe foa.
turca would be cut out once and
for all
Last night the council vas again
asked 70 renew the license. Coun-
Gilman Kellogg. who had fought the
Columbia before. Informed the
council that be had Withdrawn his
objection because the Columbia
had been changed from cafe TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
KINNEY ANSWERS
WIFE'S CHARGES

EKberi o Kinney. manager Of tho
Reliable Transfer Co. against whom
divorce proceedings we're started
last week by HIS wife. Mabel Kin
uey. filed n formal answer yesier.
day denying charges % cruelty. and
alleging that bis wife had on SOW.
erai occasions begged him TO start
suit
lie also charges that his wife was
extravaRant practically making
him bankrupt and that he cannot
pas her any allmony
on one occasion. says Kinney.
his wife threatened 10 shoot him.
and he had 10 call the police Both
parties accuse each other Of In.
temperate habits. naming core.
apondcuta.
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(coneluded)


49, aaassssass
nr Ralph Reed summing up the
opinion Of three medical experts
called into The case. declares 4 be.
lief IN the common origin of these
five appalling murders. aud sets
forth suCcinctly the facts which
stand out clearly In all he aaya
This appalling series ~ muir.
ders must force every physician ia.
tcrcstcd tn mental or nervous dis.
cases 70 a common conclusion. Ger
tain facts In regard "a these muir.
ders stand oui clearly
"Firns-Thoy wers all committed
In the same nelghbofhoOa.
"Secund-There n strange
lack Of motive In all Of them.
either Of robbery or OF criminal
assault
Third They are all character
less brutality
*Fourth-They have followed
each other al fairly regular later.
walls.
"Fif,h-No trace has been
found Of the criminal.
These facts are al indicative
that The crimes were committed
BY a victim Of mental disease.
which means an Increasing DE-.
sire on the part Of a man 20 ia
nlct cruelty on a woman. from
which cruelty alone peculiar
pleasure is derived. This explains
the obvious LACK of motive. the
brutality aud the peFioalcity %
the crimca.
The criminal. whoever he Is.
probably suffered a loss Of mem
ory Tor his horrible deeds. b. has
thus made no attempt 20 conceal
his crime. and this accounts FOR
the difficulty IN detecting him. be.
cause. a. u well known By Grim.
inoiugiatH. crimes are frequently
detected through the very efforts
~ the criminal to conceal them
The criminal has probably an al
teratlDn u personality. and him
self knows nothing 81 the deed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
JAP BABIES
DIE I'M FIRE

Josephine. the tao yearold daugh
ter of Y Yamamoto. a Japanese Ia.
boTer. vas burned % death and her
baby sister. Sodakka. six months
old. vRs fatally burned when a lamp
exploded aud set fire 10 little
shack at 18th av W and Grand
boulevard shortly after ~ o'clock
this morning.
The report ~ the explosion
aroused Yamamoto and his wife.
wh0 snatched the children from
their cribs. but not before little
Josephine was envelnped Ia flames
She died ia her mothers arms Lit.
tie Sodakka was taken 30 the city
hospital In n prccarioua condition.
The shack was totally destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
DIES IN SEA
A SUICIDE

After piilnE $1,000 10 gold mug.
gets on the deck Of the steamship
Northwestern. John Ammer. a Cal.
iinrniAn. ieaped overheard and
sank from slght before a ships crew
could cffrci his rescue
san another mao. ; s McEwen.
81 the atnwArd'a department. vas
found dead In hia bunk This was
The story brought 70 Seattle ysaicr
day D. members % the steamship
crew.
Ammer boarded the vessel AZ St
Michael. and it WaH then noted that
be acted strangely bat little atter.
tiun waH paid % him The North.
western brought esz passengers and
5000 900 ia treasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
Bernbardt at Sc,
Like Girl of Is

CHICAGO. Nov i--sarah Bern
hardt. at So. Is atill the worlds first
actress That 81 the unanimous
opinion of Chicago critics today.
who last might saw the divine
Sarah" In L'AiElnn IN the opening
performance 81 her American tour
Just little stouter say the
critics. but with the fire % girl
Of 10 summers. and her voice OF
gold clear az u boil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
ARMY OF WORKERS STAND
READY TO join N. Y. STRIKE

I'd IN tho principal cities Of the
United States. The scale calls for
sko monthly for route drivers. $40
for transfer men. ge5 for drivers
~ wagons without helpers. $50 for
chauffeurH. SIS for frs, helpers.
and $50 for other helpers. The
scale calls for a work day Of not
20 exceed eleven hours and no sun
dny work
A committee OF the striking
drivers today told the health com.
missioner that 100000 cars Of per.
iAhahlc goods would be allowed to
be unlOaded and distributed among
the consumers A committee Of
strikers also called upon Mayor
Gaynor and protested against as.
ing policemen as guards on cx.
press wagons being operated by
strike breakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
Here's a Mix-up

patrnlman Baker says George
horuer. Snowman, invited him TO
help rob John Corrigan. "a recent
arrival from Everett, last night
Hornor says Baker sold Corrigan
box Of cigars when the latter was
intoxicated
Baker says Horner told him that
CorriRan was pretty fat meaning
he carried about $500.
CortRau. in police court today
said be had only $40. and that he
missed none Of u
Police Judge Gordon reserved de-
clslun until Thursday. az which time
another witness may be produced
against Homer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
HONOR LINDSAY

An unusual honor was shown
Judge Robert H. Lindsay this
morning on his retirement as court
commissioner. when Judge Ronald
made a tribute from the Bar As
aocistion part Of court records.
Judge Lindsay retires from the
bench through the lameness Of the
Law under which the court commits
sioneTahip Was created" said Judge
Ronald. "ie Is an able lawyer and
made an excellent Judge
The tribute was signed by 20 law
yerA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
SIX BILLS PASSED
OVER GILL VETO

ward and his brethren rallied to
him aud passed the bill Sawyer.
chairman Of the finance committee.
was the only member 10 vote
against a.
other appropriations that went
through over the veto were. bulk
head Green Lake Home addition,
$3.50; Bellevue court paving. 1896.
WhatcOm az. planking, 1880. 18th
ay. planking. 1920. Third az. paw
ing. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
VALENTINE KICKS
ON RENTON ROAD

Superintendent Of Public Utilities
Valentine wants the city council TO
take action against the Seattle,
Renton e. Southern He presented
a long list Of grievances against tho
company to the council last night
The company does not furnish
enough cars. does not furnish clean
cars. and submits it's patrons 20 a
set OF irksome. arbitrary rules about
the purchase OF tickets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01

% wOfklnRman's saloon. There were
~ be no more women TO- the Go.
lumbia The Columbia got he "
Couao.
And while the council vas
passing the license ordinance,
the Columbia was operating
just as II had before. There
we're the same old tables, the
same women and the same gang
Of loafcra.
Aside from the cloth signs
and o few new walters, the
Columbia o. last night was the
Columbia o. old days. The
Workingman's saloon feature
was . Joke. The working
men" congregated there seemed
present for the purpose Of
meeting women and later 90
Ing 70 the more noisy Break.
ora."
Strange how cOuncilmen will be-
lieye brewery promises. when tho
records show that not one Of them
has ever been kept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
WRONG CHILD?

a. 8 Hansen Of New Lisbon. Wis,
has written 10 Prosecuting Attorney
Vanderveor asking him TO help To-
cate his 19yearold daughter. who
he says was exchanged IN infancy
for another baby
Hansen noticed a change In tho
color Of the eyes az the home. he
says. but the nurse told him that
the color " eyes often change IA
Infancy. He ia convinced now that
be has been raising strange child
all these years, and that his real
daughter had been kidnapped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. Port
land citizens are due for a shock
similar 20 that sustained by Tacoma
recently. when the official popula.
ton OF the city IL announced ae-
cordinE 20 adyicea reaching Port.
land today from Washington.
IL is reported that Director Du.
rand has intimated broadly that
poTtlands census has been cut ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01

The general fund feud between
Mayor Gill and the city council
broke out again last night when the
council passed six bills over his
veto. Incidentally the ever smiling
James Conway put one over on his
honor
The first veto was on the First
uv paving. which draws down 10
per cent from the general fund. or
s. gGb 60. which the mayor contends
IL Illegal. The work is in Conway r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01

NEW YORK. Nov i.-~One hun
dred thousand tehmatern. chauf
feurs and helpers may be called
on strike IN New York city and a
nationwide strike of express driv.
err u threatened ~ result Of
the strike Of drivers and helpers
employed BY the express compan.
ies, nov out IN New York city.
Jersey City and Hoboken The ex.
ceutive committee Of the Intorna.
uonal brotherhood OF Transfers
will meet today To decide whether
a sympathetic strike shall be cali
ID Ia New York.
Prepare New Scale.
In the meantime the lnterna
uonal union ia preparing a new
monthly wage scale TO be demand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
LOVERS ON Stage; PART IN REAL LIFE

CHICAGO. Nov l "Loyey'
Cecil Lean and "Dovcy" Florence
lloibro0k have separated Aftcr
eight years OF showing the public
no VITO make love. while the busy
press agent WAS spreading the in
formation that Il was not acting.
but the real thing. that they liked
q. aud even aid Il when they had
no audience. they have agreed TO
violate their inviolable agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01

NlnD Iho~ta mana NaIiraNudh'
tie succeeds hts father. kinE
Nhualnugkoru. deceased
Hut with the French pressing Ia
from Undo China on the east and
the English from india on the west.
wanting land. and the Chinese from
the north wanting money. Chowfa
Maha ls far from belng an lndcpcud
ont sovereign
Whether these powers allow him
20 play al being king all 81 his life
remains 20 30 seen
AZ crown prince. Chowfa toured
Europe and the United states Ia
1909 10 set education aud expert
enco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
SEVEN PRIESTS IN PLAY COP WROTE

IIIIIAUU, NOV In play
written by Patrol Sergeant G..
Carroll Of the summordale police
station. seven Roman Catholic
priests will appear tomorrow even
Ing Tho sketch u entitled "a
Night with Father Seaman II
wili BE- given AZ So Johns hall. and
vii be Tor the benefit Of the church
The plot OF The play Is unique. as