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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-04
tpAIo ADVERTISEMENT
EUGENE w. WAY
Candidate for Port Commissioner From the First Dsr
nv coRYDon p. CRAIG

coRYDoN r.
to to OF
and
O
'front.'
II seem o be
o
in
s fo the
IA
into
OF
o and
P1ye qualifications for the sg2u and duties
sad also that no bonds win be required Of the commissioners
who active vigorous and alert
Way bee a stout
him politics have
o
made
has a ways beer a
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from Vancouver 20 Victoria. u. 7.
Ferguson. n merchant, shot himasli
through the heart IN a atatefom
on the Princess Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-04

olvMpiA.--The state board OF
equalization begins IT'S 20 days sea.
sion tomorrow.
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l!|Rl|IaI1

September 4. 1884. Gen. William
Teeumneh sherman defied war In a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-04

Her chief Interest now lies In
prison work Shc ~ dosnE a not
able work for Toys released from
prison. especially those suffering
from tuberculosis. having esiab.
lsAhnd n camp to which they may
go and recover from tho effects.
both mental and physical. OF con.
fincmcnt
VIM. L. Hooper. ~. q resident Of
the PUGET sound district for Is
years. died at his home. 1910 W.
4sth ct. yesterday. Hooper was
an engineer. and his last work be
fore he retired was on the battle
ship Nebraska. built by Moran Bfoa.
lake In Siberia " miles iors 10
rooted over by salt.
The G. Y. y. steamship Prince
Rupert arrived In port yesterday
from the Seattle Portland canal
run. carrying record passenger
list
Ine BARK Guy G. Coss arrived
from Bristol bay yesterday with
% 900 cases Of salmon.
Deep down IN your brain 10 the
@pinesl" gland. When your anees-
tors were lizards. that gland an
s~ered for an eye.
MONDAY heat makes Washing
ton monument bend slightly north
ward.
ST. LoUlS.--Esther N. Eber-
hardt. an is-year-old bride who is
suing for divorce. asks the court 10
direct her husband 10 pay for the
marriage ceremony and other nup.
tial bills which she betrayed.
NEW Yoak.--Joseph kyd. 9
years OF age, marched into the
Jefferson ST. court. where HIS moth
er was arraigned for disorderiy con-
duct. and offered his ALA dime.
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(pAlo ADVERTISEMENT
How
To Vote
On
Bond Issues

The Taxation Committee Of
the Chamber OF Commerce made
the following recommendations
on county and city bond issues
60 be voted ON tomorrow. and
the recommendation were
adopted by the Chamber OF Com.
merco August ~.
VOTE FOR the 81 900 900 Is.
sue Of county bonds for county
court house. because n new court
house IL badly needed imme-
diateiy. and should be located
convenient 70 business and
transportation center.
VOTE FOR the $1,000. 900
bonds for Cedar River water.
shed. The purity OF the water
supply should be protected.
VOTE AGAINST the $500. 900
bond issue for nrt museum site.
Not a necessity. and can await
action on civic center.
VOTE AGAINST tho s2se. 900
bond issue for fire stations and
sites. Those actually needed
can be provided from the gem
cral fund.
VOTE AGAINST the 500. 900
bond issue for stable site The
amount Is too large to spend for
that purpose.
VOTE FOR s25, 900 bonds for
isolation hospital. Badly needed.
VOTE FOR $4,000 issue for
bridge over West Waterway
and $4,000 for Westlake az.
bridge. Cost must be met from
general taxation II bonds are
not voted.
. VOTE AGAINST s25. 900 bond
issue for municipal dock. Lo-
cation and amount OF bonds
necessary should be left to
Port Commission to decide.
VOTE AGAINST $40. 900 bond
issue for police substations.
Should be built from general
| fund.
TAXATION COMMITTEE OF
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
J. s. Goldsmith. Chairman.
L. J. Colman
e. Sherlock
r. w. Baker
Perry Poison
c, 8. Miller
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sAVeRook. conn.--sisty Year,
ago James Pcndleton vowed never
TO shave until a bridge spanned the
Connecticut river here. The ontif"
town today Witnessed the bridge
opening. then saw iendlotohs iio"'
ing beard moved.
UTICA, N. WIN. Kane, cir
Gus performer. fell out OF his run
man car window while asleep us
was unhurt. although the train was
going 40 miles nm hour.
staslstieians figure cut that autos
and their up.keep since 1908 cost a
billion dollars, slmost enough 10
pay our national debt.
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At the Theatres
A. the Seattle.

capable notes in tina, voice box Of
hers.
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Ig|slE1g

Mrs. Florence Maybrlck. the once
noted English prisoner. convicted
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NEW yoa

NEW yoRk.--Joseph kyd. Q
years Of age, marched into the
Jefferson 81. court. where his moth
er was arralgned for disorderly con
duct. and Offered his ALA dime.
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Norway factories arc predue'no =
slsh psstc q Ia extract OF beef.

Funeral services ever the re-
mains OF Capt. Henry A. Caller who
died aboard the schooner Montana
"wednesday. were held FROM his
rssldenee. 2tis w. 60th st., yessef-
day
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YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
sswa oe rae nav CONDENSED FOR PuopLE


to pay her fine. Tho court M
leased her.
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At rug THEATRES

: Mcors-"Miss Nobody From 4
\ Stariand~ 4
1 osattie--The Flower OF the
\ Ranch" I
\ loio---Classmates" I
( orphsum-vaudeville. Z
3 kmpssss--vaudeyiiie.
\ Psntaoes--vaudeville I
! orsnd--Motion pictures and 4
y vaudeville. 4
\ Coliseum Motion pictures I
K and vaudeville.
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4 TACOMA. - With diagrams :
= OF airships IN his pockets, the :
4 body Of Alexander Merto. 20. =
= was found hanging TO q tree :
= near the aviation camp. n mile 2
= south OF the city. II In believed =
= he had been dead about :
4 month.
= xxSAAA> 49, = = = Z
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SCRANTON, pay--The ssork
brought baby Girl "a the home OF
charles X. Conncll lust In time 10
get $500. 900 provided IN the eh'iah
grandfather's VIII.
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The Esst side Commercial siun,
reprenentlng Kirkland. has wired
President Taft an invitation 10 Niss'
Kirkland when he arrives In Sc
attic.
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acknowledgements for the
election on the commission form
OF government, 10. be held sep'stn.
Der "a. has closed. With ssi Names
registered.
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MONDAY heat makes Washing.
ton monument bend slightly north
ward.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-11-16
The Plutocrats Howl Over The
Passage Of The IritiatiUe, Refer
endun, and Recall in California

The passage OF the initiative,
referendum and recall laws by CAL
ifornia at the recent elections, IL
bringing forth some terrified yelp-
ing from the duly constituted au-
thorities", who see a determined
and steady drifts of the public to-
wards doing its own thinking. AS
the judiciary is the main bulwarI1
of force which has been depended
upon to puzzle the public and hand
down" decisions upholding the
graft of ''authority,'' its recall by
the public is bitter pill for the
Feather Bed outfit to swallow. Taft
Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop
Ireland. all of whom live by virtue
of the fact that the public doesn't
do its own thinking are especially
alarmed, and fear for the downfall
of the Republic To their minds
the downfall of the nation refers to
the ending of their grating porpo-
sitions, based upon political and re-
hgious chicanery and superstition.
AID, as these |Tagt'l cs.nSee sr1if,ris;
republic" drifting from them, they
irascibly Sive"vert to their own real
opinions of the people that has pa
eieiiI lS ana ny MIRO Joil made their
ilYes one OF ease and afauence.
Ireland aIld Taft have both bitterly
denounced the voting population
as "mobs" ''rabbIes'' and other
choice epithets, which shows that
they have not single idea in com
mon with popular government
What these shysters want is a gov
eminent by few-and they be thu
few. Well. they wont get II. The
dear good public, which has been
asleep so long that it seemed to he
dead, appears now be coming to
life-and Taft, Gibbons, Ireland,
ana the entire ring of political ana
religious Sangsters can look for one
, smash in the jaw after another
delivered by the public thai is real
{ ~ going to do little thinking Of
it's own.-Riches.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-11-16
CABIN CREEK, THE. LITTLE
SIBERIA Of WEST VEP GINA

liar conditions rnat are going 10
be brought 70 light.
Next We want 10 mention Mr..
Crawford, Justice ~ Of the Peace.
OF Cabin Creek, who went to ne
gro gambling house at Kayord.
After losing a dollar he made the
negro give him back his money
and went into another room, NJ ade
another negro get out OF bed, and
Mr. Crawford took the bed and
slept there till morning He went
to Republic and demanded $500
from foreigner, and the foreigner
paid the money, hut did not know
Whatshe was paying it for. as he had
never been before the squire for
rial for anything. THE foreigner,
wanted to know why the squire
did that. but did not understand
English, and did not have it ex-
planned to him
Republic mine No. , has been
letting one OF the doors be without
a trapper. and miner has been
in the hospital as the result of run
ming into the door and mashing his
arm
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that. chip in and help Fay the
speakers whenever there is one TO
pay, and secure subscribers to tbs
sc,-isSrIst 3asa 80 son see I atl a
c::,,:etsy Sairs 3zfnG7 CT Fan etna esirnhle y
Well n@s,s lei NC see, Mr.. Unda-
sirabie Ihias for once that Tou
nave tho ianrle rignt You rot ONLY
are an undesirable; hut a very dan
serous citizen ~ Well Iii tell YOU
Just now undesirable you are. The
dangerous perioI in the socialist
lnoSslneur will ne 1t thai time VIXEN
we are able IL elect our candidate
without an efficient organization
behind them With which to control
The situation. Il l Belonged To the
capitalist class, and desired to con-
@tfnue the capitalist system, | should
lend all my efforts toward electins
the majority otthe socialist caGdi-
dates TO legislative positions heS
fore they had an efficient organic
ztion. Then, by the power OF g ar,
perior capitalist organization plus
the use OF Long Green should
deeat the legislation demanded and
promised. compelling the socialist
!. legislators to betray their trust. !
know of no Surer or cheaper method
TO put the socialists out of business
Tor keeps. This is exactly what you
are doing, Mr. Workingman, you
who are oting the ticket but who
are not member of the party or
sanitation, whether Intentionally or
not. Get inside where YOU belong,
II you are not able to pay dues,
tile Comrades will be pleased to cx-
empr YOU We would rather kave
your help in effecting u satisfactory
organization than your dues. Then,
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Only Three Jurors.

Continued from Page Onel
court or attorney Or spectator IN
,derstands perfectly well. then We
have a right to bring evidence upon
THAI question and try that issue be-
fore this court. Etut your honor. it
IS triflin2. Tho idea that a man
perfectly clear from bias, Il man in
the full possession of, his faculties,
can be discharged. simply because
OF his political views. do not suit
the district attorney in this cage. is
9 denial of any right of a fair trial
for this defendant.
We wish to offer evidence to
show that this man, this juror is Of
sound mind and memory. ana
fully q ualifted, mentally any physi-
cnlly, TO act as a juror In this case.
We would like 10 have that passca
on
To the utter establishment. with
out delay Judge Bordwcll dismissed
The venireman and the defense
looked at each other in blank
anazement. This action of the
court made some OF the friends of
the defense declare there was little
room for hope OF getting Il fair
jury.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor:
Cp here in .Greenbrier county.
since the returns OF the election
have gotten in, Socialists are plain
iy distins uishabIc from, any OF the,
men belonging to the old parties,
on account or that peculiar Smile.
ana 10 the Initiated this smile is
particularly noticeable.
Socialists of Ronceverte and vi
entity are feeling especially good
about those bright pots that have
recently shown M on the map OF
the United States, several on the
may OF Ohio, and we think that, the
SOCIALISTS OF our own state win ada
a lew to Star City on our own man
at the election
me Socialists ir this section
| nave been especially good for some
| 'ime, ard as there are none of them
VINO VIII break into Jail, andEr
III Jall TO break out. your cores
content IS up against it for material
OF an exciting nature to write about
out We nope that something will get
started IN the near future. and. if it
con we will have to start some
'hihS. and Socialists only have r.,
teli rhe truth to start big one
forgot to mention last week
Iii' we mad inc socialist lecture
mere last month, and it was deliv-
cred by Comrade John W. Brown,
Oh Name. And want 10 tell the
comrades who read this. that if the,
want TO hear star speaker. go to
near Comraae Brown and take your
''iehcS Win YOU. | did. and boyr
some new friends since. Isn't II
i".i''F no" the Pulse of ono Of the
Ola partyyltes quickens toward So
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-11-16
Woman Suffrage and
the Socialist Perry
(8y Meta l.. Stern. J


Votes for women is the cry that
rings around the world today
1t is echoed and re-echoed
through the length and breadth of
our own country. from the conserva-
tive New England States to the
progressive Pacific Coast, where the
cause has just Won its latest and
greatest victory. It is raised in
england, France, and Germany. 1t
Is triumphantly proclaimed in the
Scandinavian countries where wo-
men are rapidly being enfranchised.
1t Is even heard in the far East.
among the nations whose women
have but recently been aroused
from condition of abject slavery.
Socialists of all countries have
taken up the cry and are making
Votes for women one of their
urgent present day demands. Why?
Because Socialism stands for true
democracy, and there can be no true
democracy while half of the human
race is maintained in political de-
pendencc.
Because Socialism seeks to ac-
; complish the emancipation of the
working class. and the working
class consists of women as well as
men,
Because Socialism means the
achievement OF IL higher social or
der, and the brains aud 'lie$irts and
hands Of both men and women. are
needed TO bring about its ultimate
victory
When woman suffrage was first
made plank in Socialist platforms
1t was but an abstract declaration
Iot principles 1t could not have been
| more while the woman's movement
was purely a bourgeois movement
while cultured women of the middle
| Glasses We're almost its sole support
eIs and the women Of the working
class remained indifferent or oyon
hostile TO its appeal. But since =,
mcmcntouS change las swcu.
over all modern countries, since wo-
men have come forth by thousand,
ana millions into industry and com
nercc, into all the trades aud nro-
LESSONS. and since these WORKING
women themselves have begun TO
ecoGnize their need of political
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bakers ana eandle-stIck makers.
among the men and women with
whom we, come into contact socially.
tfte wording OF the petition
does not refer TO any. party affffia-
ton, We are not confined 10 the sig
natures Of Socialists but we may-in
fact swe Hlust-eollect signatures
among pon-Sociaiists as well. By
doing so we VIII find many excellent
opportunities for discussing the aims
and principles of Socialism
81 Scaget busy men and women COM
rades! You are given an opportun.
ity as never before to help The suf-
truse.S cause and at the same time
70 serve the interests of your party.
Make the most of the opportunitv.
Now is the time
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-11-16
THE DUTIES OF
A SOCIALIST
BY Paul n. Virgins


II the socialists, state and nation
Al, secretaries, organizers and ex-
ccutive committees, were organic
ing party and conducting a CAM
pai%n to serve the interests of Cap
italism, all they would require
would be u sufficiently large roll OF
Long Green They would do the
rest. II Capitalism furnished
enough money, and asked no ques-
tions, they would get the votes. II
would be successful capitalist
party.
Suppose, Mr.. Worllin g1nan, that
instead OF belonging to disorgan-
lied Mob OF Workers. You should
Join the organization OF your class,
and help educate and discipline the
members thereof into Il class con-
scious working force, whose voting
and numerical strength We're prac>
tically equal. Then suppose the or.
ganization contained practically all
the members of your class? What
would happen to capitalism? The
wealth producers will GEE what they
demand. when they band themselves
into an organization that is more
powerful and effective than their
Masters. ana not until then
Where are YOU, Mr.. Work!ngn1an,
in The mob with the kickers, or in
the organization your class? The
Socialist party Of the United St:ites
| is the working class Political orsar-
{ cation. Thar it is not effective. in
| the interest of the Working class.
or. that 1t does not fully represent
the interests and ideas OF the work
ing class, is Your fault. Mr. Work.
ingman You should be on the In
side of that movement, helping nv
Your counsel and energy to direct
! it in the right channel, instead o-
standing around on the outside.
kicking at the lack of results ac-
companyine the efforts of portion
Of the working class
Mr.. Workingman. You are .siust
as good a Socialis- as ANYBODY >
but are still travelling with the mob
please stand rlp and be counted.
So You voted the socialist ticket
did you?''
Yes. did and I'd have YOU 10
understand that I am lust as .oot1
? socialist as You, or anybody else.
of course l know that somebody
else had to pay the bills end do tn,
work o keering ND the organization
we have. am, chat / am prob, hi.
a coward and sneak for doing So
but YOU sec I have so many otho,.
! ? ffairs to look after thai rea11v.
haven't time to devote. 10 the caren
as member should, and it is the
votes that count, anyway. Besides
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too. We want 20 know w-her.. 20,
are Ii you belong with he cam
taltst class, Just stay where Won ,rs
II Ezcsss II y-.lrls,l,sr,,
are ssiih5 hes workiG q cszaea.. ,s,T.
not get into the worlSioe riSss. ~.
sitical Eiioyemeat and aernc-1s,,s-.
ti.at You are not ashamed OF vr...,.
class; aud thae sou are, moi asr.,tF
10 oupoSe the Interests OF The ,,.
plotting class
Now. don't permit YOU. ovs--
righteous Indignation 10 arise
TIE bursting point, Mr. Vor,au
King, lest like Aesop's toad. you
bust If you are not one of rh..
many who have been voting H..
ticket, but have been sairlziuu Won
share OF the work and responsible
ity. THIS does no. apply 70 Yen. On,
the other, hand, il YOU arc ono az
those, then we, and not You, lav.
the right to kick
Now, MIR. Workingmaa, " mar 5,
YOU. say TO joining the party Of ,o,,,.
Class, a movement where each WY,
willingly do his share OF the worl,
and assume his share o. the rasno,.-
sibiliN9 We want Socialism o,,,i
this is the only way to get II Gov
! on the inside@ Get in on the ground
floor, There is but one weapon OF
| defense that you can WELD er,r-
! tually Organize with the les, of
your class politically. Govern marr
is an instrument OF class, and a1-
| ways has been, ana the only urs-
ton Is whether Nou shall coutro}
the government in your owl. inter
est, or the goSe,nmeut shall con-
itrol You in somebody elsc's iui,r-
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service gang there. In no american
city Is ones life ana personal prop
er>y safe from the gang of pickpock-
ets and bag men. IL assf4.-s sllfd
crooks. Syhp fssrenGy inlf With the
gangs at the city hall, All are
ieagued together from the lowest
dive Keeper in the city scheme TO
the cabinet officers of the nation IN
the National Plumber Scheme, each
and all serving some one or other
OF the interests And the citizen
, who has no Interests of his own,
nor VIII not pull the wires, slug or
panhandle for the interests of tho
people who do have it, may inst as
We'll decide first as last that he he
longs 10 the great body of people
/ who are, the producers of what the
nlunderhund plumber. For. he is
I tool of the political and business
and industrial scheme that rules at
present.
It is his ideal to work ccnteutealy.
tcheaply ana quietly, giving no heed
TO foolish directors who invefgf
against the existing institutions II
is the ideal of the plunderbund TO
thing will bear. and always be loyal
TO rhe administration.
Neither OF these. however. is an
ideal: both are a mutual agreement
TO agree to an unnatural arrange
nent, that confscates the things of
life from the people. and returns a
| pretense as wages very small
prcten.e. Both the eXploiter and tic
exploited classes are mntually short :
en'nG and poisoning their own lives
rendering tho ideal entirely out of
The question
What. then, conIi constitute a
| foundation for DEVELOPING The ideal
! in our social and individual livcae
ITO my mind. and according to tile
Socialist philosophy; the ideal will
have chance to develop in human
nature VIXEN exploitation ceases, ana
co-onoration takes it's place Ey-
notation is getting something for
nothing Is that ideal?
However, there arc ideals and
ideals, our ideal for this. and our
ideal for that bur the ideal that
the great BODY OF the nco7lo must
FIRST of Ill embrace and take as their
Inspiration. Is that of class soliditv.
| as it is called They must first Of
all become fully conscious that thew
are heing outraged and deceived,
7"d robbe6 and cheated out Of th e
greatest possibilities Of life bv the
foolish class labor. class rule order
! Of society They must first hccom e
quite Ill in enc accord that they
are getting the worst Of capitalism
getting the defeats Of life. AMI thc+ il
| is not idecl to hear it forever. when
thew can end it.
The greatest thing In life is an
| @ nf