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The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26
CALL FOR A NATIONAL REFEREN-
dunn.
Everett, Wash, Jan. 20, 1912.

Everett, Wash, Jan. 20, 1912.
Comrades-No one will deny that in
the selection of Oklahoma City, Okla, as
the city in which to hold our national
convention, the preferential ballot system
has played us a trick which shows the
weakness of this system of voting. In
an effort made by various comrades to
have the convention held in Chicago, Mil
waukee or some other central and ac-
ceptable point, these comrades gave last
choice upon the preferential ballot to
that city which they thought the best
competitor as against their first choice.
And in the scramble Oklahoma City won
out.
There are important reasons why Okla
homa City is not an acceptable place for
our national convention.
1st It is city of small size, not an
industrial center, does not afford the
conveniences for convention nor the
opportunity for propaganda and news
notice.
End. To get there means the use Of
from two to four different railroads.
3rd. It is not centrally located, being
too far SOUTH, which means the eXpendi-
ture of an immensely greater amount of
railroad fare than if a more central city
had been chosen. We have no money to
throw ouoU to tho railroads
Comrades, this is not a question of
city patriotism but one of dollars and
cents to the socialist party. We, the
Fifth Ward local, socialist party of Ev-
erett, Washington, therefor call upon you
to support this call for a national refer
endum TO change the convention city to
indianapolis, Ind. This is a city of $780,
900 inhabitants, centrally located, a city
which affords the necessary accommoda-
tions and the selection of which means
an immense saving in railroad fare. We
select indianapolis because there re
mains no time to allow each local to
nominate its choice.
Quick action is asked of you Below
is appended a blank endorsement. Fill
it out properly and mail it to the ma
tional secretary.
John NJ Work, National Secretary, So
cialist Party, 2O5 West Washington
Street, Chicago, ILL.,
Comrade-This is to inform you that
we endorse the motion for national refer
endum by Local Fifth Ward, Everett,
Wash, which reads as follows:
"That the national convention for
1912 be held in indianapolis, Ind, in
stead of Oklahoma City, Okla"
Signed:
Name of Local OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
state ...-................ .............
Members in good standing .........t...
Chairman of meeting ...................
Secretary Of local......................
All the above officially issued by
Local Fifth Ward socialist party Of Ev-
crett, Wash, through its referendum
committee. Al Roeder, G. Lindberg and
Alfred Wagcnknecht.
The above call for a national rcferen-
dunn requires quick action We suggest
that you eut ont the blank from above
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26
JANUARY HAMPTON'S.

Every socialist in Everett should read
January Hampton's. To contains a splen-
did article by Charles Edward Russell
on socialism and what it stands for.
The article Is featured on the cover of
the magazine. calling general attention
to socialism. A second article on child
labor entitled, "The Twetieth Child is
one of the most complete pictures Of the
cotton min yet presented.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26

Jersey Butter store.
Eyere-ctt Butter.
Cow Butter store.
CONFECTIONERY AND CIGARS.
Walters.
Chris Culmback.
Joe Rich
Packer Co.
Charles King.
DAIRY.
Sunrise Dairy.
Pioneer and Alpine Dairy.
DOCTORS.
DR. Cowles.
OVERS AND CLEANERS.
American Dye Works.
DRYG0ODS.
Dolson & Cleayer.
Stone Fisher Co.
Grand Leader.
DRUGS.
City Drug Store.
Pioneer
Dwight Darling.
FLOUR, FEED AND HAY.
Paddock Feed Co.
FACTORIES
Everett Shoe Manufacturing Co.
GROCERIES.
Summit Cash Grocery.
Buffalo Grocery.
Eidem Grocery.
The City Grocery.
F. A. BlacKer & Son.
Star Grocery.
G. J. Sovde Grocery Co.
Soyde Bros.
Westberg
Beanman & Chandler.
Everett Grocery Co.
A. E.>Kittleson.
Valid & Westlund.
Colby Grocery Co.
CENTS FURNISHINGS.
Brodecll Clothing Co.
Bennett Clothing Co.
Greenberg the Clohtier.
Ed. VAIL
Chas e. Ericsson.
Bachelor & Cornell.
GENERAL MDSE.
Dean Tracy.
HARDWARE.
Curran Hardware Co.
HARNESS SHOP.
+ Riverside Harness Shop.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
C. N. Gay.
Peterson Furniture Co.
JEWELLERS.
Nick Grad.
A. J. Mohn.
r. G. Colvin.
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Grand Leader.
Stone, Fisher Co.
Eastern Quitting Co.
LAUNDRIES.
French Laundries.
Standard.
Independent.
LIGHT COMPANY.
Gloria Light Co.
MEAT MARKETS.
Cash Meat Market.
Nineteenth and Wetmore.
Quality Meat Market.
Sanitary Market.
Broadway Market.
Crescent Meat Market.
OPTOMETRISTS.
Stevens.
DIR. Wells.
PAINTS, WALL PAPER.
Riverside Wall Paper Co.
Argall & Clarke.
PHYSICIANS.
A. Lee Lewis.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Wienand.
j. B. Myers.
Anderson Studio.
POOL ROOMS.
Z. Richter.
Pastime Pool Parlors.
RESTAURANTS.
London Cafe.
Weiser's Grill.
REAL ESTATE.
G. N. Daniels.
Central Concrete, A. B. Melville.
SHOES.
Crescent Dry Goods Co.
Fisher, the Shoe Man.
e. z.
Riley & Cooley.
Home Shoe Store.
SHOE REPAIRING.
Everett Shoe Mig. 20.
George Knutsen.
c. Peterson.
Geo. A. Stapenhorst.
H. Krott,
TAILORS.
Joe Rose.
P. Wagner.
TRUNKS.
Everett Trunk Factory.
The Stone Fisher Co.
TEAS AND C0FFEES.
Guam & Clausen.
Imperial Tea Co.
UNDERTAKES.
John f. Jerread.
Maulsby & Son.
UMBRELLAS.
Folev's Umbrella Store.
VARIETY STORE.
Springer's Bazaar.
WOOD AND COAL.
Keithly Fuel Co.
Canyon Wood Co.
5-1o-I5 CENT STORES.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26
Editorial Sermons
Continued from Page One.J

Continued from Page One.)
will not make use of the inhuman peni-
tentiaries built for involuntary thieves.
Rather let all social beasts of prey have
their teeth drawn and their claws
clipped. Take from them their power
over the lives of men and let them re-
deem in part their past by doing useful
service in the cooperative common
wealth.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26

The teacher asked: "When did Moses
liver"
After the silence had become painful
she ordered: "Open your Old Testaments.
What does it say thereY"
A boy answered; "Moses, 1000"
Now" said the teacher, "why didn't
you know when Moses lived ?"
WELL replied the boy, 81 thought
it was his telephone number" Suburban
Life.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26

and b-k Your local To- endorse the motion
uI once.
JOSEPH Y HAZARD,
Acting Editor
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26
COMMONWEALTH HELPERS.

Bremerton sends $3.50 for entry OF
locals name in the directory and Pros
ser local sends $500 for years entry
d. c. Buchanan of Sumner subscribes
for six months.
Frank Hebert puts in several subscrip-
tions.
VIM. Allard of Olympia sends $1.00
for a years subscription.
Local Oak Harbor sends in two new
subscriptions.
Willard Price sends a subscription
from Kirkland.
Comrades Wanhope, Egan and Geo
Shaw all do god work for the Common
wealth by getting subscribers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
~ CaN Co

y. A. Wsdleigh, general pssssagss
agent Of the d & RIG. Ry,, - -
nosncing sFscial rates to the -
gid camp at High Grade, % No
Pine Creek, in Califosnis.
He alec calls attention uf -
public TO letter addressed 20 =
Interested in the camp BY J. Brs.ss.
who has just returned to Dsevss
from the new camp aud is arranging
for . special train TO leave Dssvss
between April 18th and 18th.
The Rio Grsnde 10 oHesisa
coloni.t rates Of 1856 TO New Pi.s
Creek and e35. as to Willow rsscA,
the two Hesrest points TO HiSA Ossde
The lettes Of Mr.. Bruner iollows.
Denver, Colorado, April 5,h 1912
To All Miners and others, Contem-
plating Trip to the Scene Of
recent Mining Activities Near
High Grade, Cslifosnia.
The Denver and Rio Graade Rail
road will operate q special train to
High Grade, California, leaving
Denver at Q a. m. Monday, April
10Th, running through via Salt Lake
City and the Western Pacific Rail
way TO Doyle, thence via the Nevada
California Oregon Railway and i'm
mediate connection made for the
mining camp.
The Denver q Rio Grande Rail
road serves the entire mining sec
tlons of Colorado and Utah, and with
Its connection-the Western Pacific
Railways by more than fifty miles
the nearest standard gauge railroad
to the High Grade District.
For these reasons and splendid
service offered, | heartily endorse
this line and urgently recommend
its use by all contemplating trip to
High Grade.
Yours truly,
(Signed) j. BRuNER
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

sky. the girl they Rad left behAa
swoke from uneasy slumber. aroused
by the entrance of Mrs. Murphy For
sn instant she failed to comprehend
her position. but the strong brogue
Of the energetic landlady broke In
sharply:
"A bit av cup av coffee fer ys,
honey" she explained, crossing to the
bed. Shure an there's nuthin' loike
1t when ye first wake up. Howly
Mither. but it's toird 'noueh ye do be
loohin' yet"
q haven't slept very we'll" the girl
confessed. bringing her hand out from
beneath the coveriet, the loCiet still
tightly elasped in her finger. See.
found this on the floor last night after
you had gone down stairs"
"Ye did," setting the coffee on q
convenient chair, and reaching out for
the trinEet. Let's have a look at it
once. Angels av Hiven, If il isn't the
IN the parry"
The other sat up suddenly, her
white shoulders and rounded throat
cleaning.
The old General. you said? What
Ge1eral9 When was he here?"
"Shure nov. be aisy. honey. an Of'Il
tell ye all there is to il. It's not his
name Oi know; maybe Oi niver heard
till av 1t, but twas the Ginerar they
called him. all right He was here
maybe three days outfittin'-a noics
spoken OF gintlemin. wid a gray beard,
an onct he showed me the locket-
Be the powers, II IL do be ais. there's
an openin' to it. an picter inside"
The girl touched the s-ring. reveal
ing the face within. bot he eyes were
blinded with tears. The landlady look
ed at her In a1arm.
What is II. honey Nha is It,
Did you know him.
The slender for swayed forward.
shahen with sobs
He was NY father. and-and this Is
my mothers picture wi.ch he always
carried"
Then what h your name."
Hope Waite"
Kate Murphy looke- IT the face half
dden In the bed-clothes. That vas
the name which Keith had given
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
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10 tsik. but oD1Aag his Uhis~ sua.
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sapsea into rgoAse sulsuo sSssucp. Tho
s"rses p'odsiod = sassxssly. sad shss
eayhghf naslly 1ooaed. the too mea
Wound shemssssgo = . anpsesssas lesa-
rs down TO ~ oDaky Rsver hess
they came to . wsAer hoae. where they
could safely hids sAsmselses snd their
stock With bssA Inaiaas and white
men to he guaFdsd aGatuss. they tooS
az the necesaosy prscautioas. picket
ne the horses closely under the rcch
shadows. and not vepsurins upon
building sny are. keb threw himself
IN the turf and Was Instantly asleep.
but Keith climbed the steep side Of
the gully. and made searching survey
Of the horizon. TIE wide arc 20 the
south. east and west revealed porhtne
to his searching ewes except the duh
brown Of the slightly rolling plains.
with no life apparent save some dis
tant grazing antelope. but to the north
extended more broken country with q
faint giimmer Of water between the
hills satisfied they we're unobserved.
be slid back again into the depression
~ he turned to lie down he took hold
- the saddle belonging To Hsslsys
Aesve. In the unbackled bolster his
eve observed the glimmer q . bit a
white paper. He dree n forth. snl
0azed at 1t unthinkinely. II was an
envelope. robbed q its contents. evi-
Gently not sent through the msils, =
haA not beea stamped but scross
~ face was plainly written. Miss
Christie Maclaire" He stared st n.
bis lips firm set. his gray eyes darh
saiaS. II he possessed any doubts
before a. to her Identity. they were
0ll thoroughly dissipaaeA nov.
~ he lay there. With head pillowed
en the saddle. his body achinG from
heiGue yet totally unable TO sleep,
earring open eyed into the blue Of the
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
S1nuluuua

S0mOone
State of Colorado,
County of Gunnison.
In the District Court
Fsirollee x. Jones
Plaintiff,
Evan Jones.
Defendant.
The People Of the State of Colorado
GREETING:
Nou are hereby required 10 appear in an sr-
t1nn br.ngit against you by the above nsnei
plhlntin IN The District Court of t,uurissfr fr
County, state of Colorado. end ans wer the ,,r,
plain, therein within Thirty days after the ss.r.
VICE hereof, u served within the State ef Colo
rsdo or by publication or, il served p,,, Of IN
state 81 Colorado. within fifty DAYS after rbe
service hereof exclusive ~ the day Of service
Or said action may be Regularly set for trisl
the same a Though such appearance had basn
n,ade and issue had been joined on such com
plant.
The said action is brought bv r.laipti,f ,e ,l
tain a decree Of divorce. dissoivine the bon.is
OF matrimony now existing h~tween plaintiH n
tlouepd uon-surpcrt that by order nd deere. n
Court the care and custody of the "a ia yp,p,,r h.
iin ehiafen ptrs,oiore named be swarded 10 The
the sum OF -Four Thousand Dollars and thst
the deiendant he oriered. adjuaeed and re-
quired 20 pay to plaintiff such sum or spp,z
upon such terms aud at snch times ss 10 10
Court may seem just AMI equitable and tYrnt,ar
Tor the support and maintenance Of said minor
children during their minority FOR costs Of
suit aud for such other and further relief a.
plaintih n may shoe herself entitled ts, as Will
more fulls appear from complaint in said sr-
tion TO winch reference Is here made and
copy of which is hereto attached
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail
70 apf'ehr ana ts answer the said com plsirt a.
above required the said plaintiff viii s,,,,lr =
the Court Tor the relief therein demanssei
Given under my hand and the seal at ssis
ourt at dui.nisssn. in said COUNTY this eIst
day of Decemtper, A d. 1911
IsEALl IRA BROWN.
Clerk
First pub April II last pub. NAY no, 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

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etsh . ausck- tDrky utterance. wAbao
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appearAncs.
b'~nn II aA-Aass you. ar-Su0
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ssarchia0ly. - sspltsl rsthas -
diNorsptly:
Probably . O1saahe Thea. q I 49,
no recoslectioa 81 your face"
sCsoslnas1 Dssus Wal
T. v. Ready, q pEominea: Oval
Junction contractor, Waa in o..
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
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s~st9 trom she Nd. s<ce1~ed kssdR.
sus1h.
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kese. tie~ 10 scha~a ssdsss haze
. gold sst. Iso yss isAs speslR
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hse ~ rsds cn ske esss.
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''tssllo' L. the She Ss~s~ IAHa-
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sak cad ell kisAs a ss.ia Sos s.ls
Ais shsse Aosuss
l5sf Mas L. n BRrxTox.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

T. v. Ready, q prominea: 0susl
Jsnctsoa contractor, was in 0un-
nison several days this wsek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

SAsds tsses eli sssss sad pssa~s
Cas-. Cksnsry fhose e. 66e. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

The fact that three out of the six
best sellers" in the recent annual
book market were by Richmond wo-
men calls attention 10 the authvresseg
generally OF Virginia. capital. all OF
"noEl arc more OF less succcsafu and
arc doing good work, 1ahiag them
alpha bct!cally. ono comes Argt TO Mrs
Kate Langley Bosher. whose novel
Miss Gibbie C;aul;," was one or the
trio crowned with such distinction
disttnction ushered in by the popu-
laritY OF MARY Cary" which pre-
coded II. OF the latter Mrs Kosher.
says: while have long written In
dcsultory way. this book was the
hrst which ever took up win :.
definite aim Watching the children
~ an orphanagc go by In an institu-
ionai garb. ms sympathles were
ntirrcd wondered how should
fcel II my individuality wxrc thus
suppressed-to lie down. 10 rise. TO
play In body Ind at the ringing OF
bell. Never 10 wander alone at i'm
Pulse. never 10 consult ones taste IL,
1ood or dress, and above all nevgr
10 conftdc ones childish wrongs or
sorrows 10 e sympathizin8 mother.
hnt 10 matron or Il board with
strong effort OF tho lima ginatlon |
nrojectcd myself into this !nstitu-
fional life. the outcome being MARY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

II was followed By Mias Gibbie
Gauit" both appearing when child
study IN every aspect was q para
mount question. ami heyin. this
Quality OF timeliness. tho resnI, was
inevitable Letters poured in upon
Mrs Bosncr from every quarter. the
tribute which. sh. most values being
the assurance Of hog usefulness to
workers along ills line. ono Of these
buying both books by til. half-dozen
and leaving them with the head. OF
institutions Rut in addition TO their
isncliness th*r have tho merit Of a
Wholesome chccrin.ss which mas all
scasons for it's own and wins wei
ono every where. and IN this con-
lection Mrs BOsher saws: "Mv desire
SO 10 convey message of cheer to
my readers. and / will no, write 4
orcary book. WHOM INA myself
drIftIrE away from tn s resolve. lay
ny pen down uHt, can again get
INTO the prescribed channel"
Mrs. Bosher Is a in-worshiper,
hoing her work ia big bay window,
which. by tito way ovcrlooks tho
nonlc Of Valentine, the sculptor dag
onally opposite. Al present she is
engaged uuom novel ''.Tlc Man In
lonely Land" 10 como out this spring
while Gathering applications come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
EASY PAYMENTS
Petit s. Company's Method,

y distinctive feature Of Petit &
Company, which has made il one Of
the most popular furniture stores in
the city, is their plan Of easy payments.
The amount and the time OF payments
rests entirely with the purchaser.
This easy-payment plan, coupled
with the exceptionally low prices az
iorded, makes Petit & Company the
ideal store at which to furnish the
home. Every article in stock is plainly
marked and liberal discounts arc al
lowed for cash payments.
The same courtesy is accorded To
the purchaser OF a small amount as
that given TO one making large pur-
chase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
PETTIT'S EASTER
PRIZE
a Handsome Baby Carriage Award
ed TO the First Baby Born
OH Easier Morn.

For the last three weeks much in
terest has been manifested as to tho
prize which Petit & Company adj
vcrtiscd 10 he awarded to the Easter
baby. The interest aroused was evil
denccd by the many people who made
the trip TO the store 70 view the hand
some baby carriage which was dis
played in the showcase placed in the
vcstibulc OF the store, To date twelve
applicants for the prize have been re-
ceived for babies born after midnight
April 9th
The prize was awarded to the family
whom the stork visited at lis \. Nj
Mrs. Lindsay P. Ward, 100 West
Gary Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

the heat is carried from tho bottom
around the sides, and radiatins at the
top So that the entire oven receives
uniform heat and bakcs evenly and
thoroughly
The New Method" Gas Range. Of
which there arc several STYLES and
sizes, will be chceriully demonstrated
at the store OF Petit & Company.
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Adjustable Window Screens

Means Of protection should be
adopted now before the summer
season and the advent Of the flies.
he adjustable screen, here shown,
will TIT the average window--tic
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THE HOME BEAUTIFUL

Furniture That Conforms with the
Decorations.
No matter what the effect to be
created or the color scheme in mind in
furnishing the home, the splendid as
sortncnt OF furniture at the Petit
store affords a means Of CARRYING any
idea into execution The stock in.
cludes all rhe styles Of various periods,
in all woods and finishes.
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By the method OF (lues in the oven.
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TO her from editors and publ shers.
She writes only fivc DAYS in the week.
giving her afternoons to club and So
cial Ito. her awnings 10 her nus.
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A MODERATE PRICED
VACUUM CLEANER
On Easy PAYMENTS.

The family mat can afford tho OK
pensc OF brooms can now afford a
Vacuum Cleaner BY new methods OF
construction, the simplifying OF parts
and reductions III the cost Of material,
the Ideal" Vacuum Cleaner is now
within the reach Of every one. Added
to the exceptionally low price, Petit
& Company are offering these Clean.
crs on the casy-paymcnt plan.
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which has been proven by scientific
Investigations 10 be most unsanitary.
The Vacuum Cleaner is the only
method OF cleaning tina, docs the work
thoroughbred packing the dir, into
the nap OF the carpet or rug, bu, draw
ins on, every particle al minimum OF
cXertion.
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The Ideal Vacuum Cleaner demon
strated by Petit & Company is light
in weight. and therefore easily port
able. 1t is easy running and requires
very little effort to operate. By a
unique construction OF the pump, a
very powerful vacuum is created,
which makes the Ideal highly Gift
Gent.
The Ideal" Vacuum Cleaner will
be placed in any home for one weeks
tree trial, and will be demonstrated at
Petit & Company's store.
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patents, and which for that reason
are exclusive with the New Method. I"
The burners at top and also those in
corporatcd i'll the oven arc SO ar
ranged that the heat may. be regulated
allowing Wide range OF cooking with
The New Method" This feature also
serves the purpose OF reducing the
consumption Of gas As an actual
fact, the New Method" will save IS
per cent. in gas bills.
The Oven.
By the method OF (lues in the oven.