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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-09

A herd OF deer wandered onto the
railroad track between Dandy and South
E'allingford Friday and two of the ami
mails were struck by the engine of a
train and killed A third deer had both
front legs broken, so the bones protruded
through the flesh, hut it swan a good
sized brook in an attempt to get away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

All kinds of repairing and iobbing on
wood and iron, and rubber tires furnished
and set. All machinery is run by power
to do the work quickly and satisfacto-
rily. Also horseshoeing, All work guar.
anteed at
A. j. STEWARDS,
"a and 20 Prospect Street, Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-09

FOUND "A pair OF spectaeles. which owner
can have by proving property and paying |
charges at this office. 2it3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-09

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FIR SALE -
including one Glenwood range. Inquire of
William Cruickshank, 10 West Street 2ot6s
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-31

l have alreay recorded the almost
marVelously helpful results attending
such policy in Ireland; and the rapid
growth of these organizations and of
the government subsidies granted
them, indicates that equal satiSfac-
tlon must have been achieved among
the Danish people. The following
statistics tell their own story
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-31

The fact that there IS Suc h a srea
proportion Of these small farmers.
doubtless chiefly attributable L. tn,
hberat terms on which the govern
nent advances money To laborer
wishing to buy small tractS-lendiut
nlne-tcnths Of the money repayaha
al 4 low tate Of interest after a le"t
period If years The EoycrulMaI-
also cndeaN"rS t. keep down the So
OF the farms, under certain o4re4n
stances it appears that Il rl4u ls ~
allowed I" bay an adJoiriu-, farm ;sne
unite i with his own, though | eu85it
not get exact particulars on this pn.rt
). ~ matter Wha tho system
land tenure, the farmers would nexr.
have succeeded but for til. high g..
gree OF general intelligence due Il ~
ucation, and-in hardly l@s measure
70 the unique= system of peoples h..,f
schools With their fiNe months witta
courses for young men and thr
months summer courses for girls
I. Despite the generally fayorao..
circumstances co-opcratIon vosI
still have succeeded hut partIalIv
all enterprises had not been ba7o,
upon compulsory binding, ironcla.
form no safe basis for i business -
terplise.
5 The local societies hsvc he.t
federated into Larger groups atc
these larger groups INTO national "r
carnations. with afnpl" power f.
enforcing high standards of gtsf'Et.
and nf commercial integrity I5oI
the honor of penu:,rh. for til" honor
Of Danish farmers Tor the honor "t
the cause of co-opt,atton.' theTe ha
been eVerlletin: fnslStence upon ga.
t. cleanliness. s4nar. dealing a'~a
Lutte reliability in every particular
g. The business training tho se.F
~ h. Fs srt
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-31

lslon of The land into small holdings
Just how SFnall they are Nil - 4aH.-
Gated ~ the following tabte.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-31
Eight Secrets of Success With Cooperation


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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-31

\ sort Of summary may ROW not
conclude our stor> -
Danish agricultural Cooperation:
j. There is no doubt about II that
its success IS mainly du- t. tn" d5-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
Where They Stand

John T. Campbell of Everett introduced the eight hour
bin for Campbell is not supporting Governor Hay
today.
Senator Dan Landon and Senator Henry NJ White m
PRODUCED the initiative and referendum and recall bills IN
the Hugh Todd and Guvno Teas in the house Not
one these will for Governor Hay on Tuesday
Senator A. Falconer and Guvnor Teats introduced the
morkmens compensation BILL Neither Falconer nor Teas
will for Putty Hay. 49,,
Ole Hanson introduced the anti-race track gambling bill
Hanson will not vote for Hay.
Senator Bryan introduced the income tax amendment
resolution Senator Bryan will vote for Hay.
Senator Josiah Collins and Senator Ralph Metea intro
hueed distinct bills in opposition the workmens COM
pensaton BILL Endorsed by the aboring people OF TINS
state Collins and Metca will vote for Hay both OF them
Speaker Howard Taylor and Representative Beach were
chiefly instrumental in knocking out the first aid provision
In the compensation They. will vote for Hay both
Of them.
Representative Sims the who led the fight
against the eight hour law for Sims IS going to
yote for Hay
H. f. Foster who has the record for voting wrong more
than any other in the house the various labor ana
progressive measures is boosting and supporting Hay
And on. you go down the whole legislative rec
ord The peoples champions against Hay The people
enemies for Hay. The who put the progressive
legislation on our books against Hay The legs
ators who fought against the progressive and labor measures
solidly organized for Hay
Yet the Hay gangsters hypoeriticaiy trying 10 put
q progressive mask their putty governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

INV yroher nI,y INV faherjnIsw
with n. wn."',~ rHs.
B
d q" opinions
teu fkesnus a me
m ~ the
the m"""~ 2" ~
o
AWAY flint @ VIII. nd with "
The ouus lsh, srm
die as ~eek" Tha tho omplt .
MOTHER utpNrli vgi IN
JdnonT anakhh booking
ia
and wi a
huer h pauI
Ayounxm ria aoad d
mope TOGO She a
he epy." a but didn't
The tea Joke the the mother o
elsen leg during IN las s
hhonea alters she has sie he dahs for weeks
As who n bin
a guest and Il Ia beer discusses %
Tomaa~ Thomasrc rned HI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

Our hiph-hatted silkstockngcd ockcoated friends oil
the people are coming TO the rescue again
They always do before election, you know
These dear people organized Civic league 10 Keep
The poor unknowing public in the right path on uas
The sandpat newspapers in Seattle Tacoma and SPOKANE
(which have been leading the attack Bob Hodge IN ne
interests OF Putty Hay saying many KIND nngs OF ~
Civic league the league reprints Of these laudao
editorial in little pamphlet which Il Is distributing
the The league then proceeds 10 advise inc dra
public that all awiuly big mistake TO vote Tor the
peoples the initiative the referendum and the re-
call amendments the state constitution next TUESDAY.
It's quite interesting know that the president OF the
league NJ Frink OF Seattle president OF the Washington
Iron Works that the vice president IS Frank Meeuough
Of Spokane president Of the Crystal Laundry Co., that another
vice president Charles Richardson OF Tacoma president o.
the Pacific Cold Storage Co. and that the treasurer IS r. r.
Purcell OF Seattle president of the Purcell Safe Co
Thus YOU will find the issue at the coming election =
becoming clearer and clearer. The which opposing
Bob Hodge is the which has always opPoeu
measures in favor Of people and which IS now opposing
the initiative referendum and recall -
Or 70 put il the other way around the gang which Is
bitterly opposed giving the people the control OF their
government tire crooked politicians the kept press and
reaconary corporations who have united defeat the
initiative and recall have necessarily united at
The defeat Bob Hodge the peoples candidate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

You may he ne healthy a. a bird
In the air and have poor complex
Ion. Changing seasons and temper
aturea. winds. dust and dirt. are apt
to inture any skin, even though the
general health be good. When these
external Influences spoil the COM
plsxien. the natural thing IL 20 re-
move the spoil by external means.
Ordinary mercolizsd wax will do
this. II will actually absorb the
weather-bea film-skin. little
each day. In week or two you'li
have a brand new complexion, a new
skin. The oxauisitely beautiful and
youthful complexion thus acquired.
comes so easily, without harm or dts
comfort. there's no reason why any
woman should not adopt this simple
treatment. Oct an ounce of mercol-
lied wax nj any drug store. apply
nightly like cold cream. washing u
Oft mornings. This win not fail In
any case.
To quickly remove wrinkles. sigma
OF care and age. battle the face occa-
sionally In a solution OF powdered
saxolite, | or, dissolved In " pit
witch hazel. The results will SUR
prise ou.---Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
CANYONIzED RENTS

Editor Tho Star. II city IL
merely a huge aggregation Of pso.
ple working 80 enrich and az
grandixc q few plutccrata. doubtless
the proper capcr Ia TO jam the pub
Tic buildings where they viii per-
petuate the canyonired congestion
Of rents
} Ia some citics = powerful clique
'of downtown owners. taking a rnth-
'er narrow view OF their interests
and duties have 10 manipulated
public bodies AZ to aid ultra conEes-
ton. The case Of the Boston city
hall appears TO be good illuxtra.
ton OF the undue Influence of mo-
nopolistic downtown owners against
the recommendations OF the Maxsa.
chuscttx Metropolitan Plans Com.
mission for an uptown civic center.
Boston mas. however. bordering
ita retail district In same relative
position as the proposed Seattle
Civic Center. n park or common OF
so acres. This being six or seven
times an big ss even the complete
Civic Center area a. proposed by
Bogue. does not seem 10 substan-
tiate the objection to parks and
breathing places located where the
masses can enjoy them. Beyond
the common. Boston has Its broad
Commonwealth avenue and Its
great iiprary fronting a splendid
square. tseyond that In the new art
museum. villa some six acres OF
grounds fronting the famous Fen
way OF at least so acres. SO that
the downtown contractionists do
not have everything their own way.
an they would like 10 have IL In
Seattle. G. G. CIsOSSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

Editor The star: One Of the
local afandpat papers attempts To-
prove that Roosevcit's election is
impossible. Let VA see:
The Farm Journal. November To-.
sue. after an absolutely impartial
poll VASTLY different from the
preiudiccd New York Hcraldl OF
the whole country. shows: Roose-
Welt. 5ys. Wilson, gs7: TAFT. 49,
D~bs. an. Chafsn. 10. The Rural
New Yorker, Mt state fair. Roozs.
welt. &s6: Wilson. 1916. TAFT. Els:
Debs. 81: Chain. 81. The Ohio
Farm Journal: Roosevelt. 36z:
Wilson. 1851: Taft. IS. The Pitts
burg Press predicted a landslide
for Roosevelt Mt primaries. Their
roll 10 October 20 shows: Roose-
welt. 3.235. Wilson. LIZA. Taft.
sss. Dcba. 1886; Chain. lis. II
also shows W.stmorcland county. \
strong Democratic district: Roose.
welt. ss2: Wilson. sf7: Taft. 1876:
Debs. 81. The New York Mali. In
fourteen straw votes. shows. Roose-
Welt. $50: Wilson. is4. TAFT. iis;
Dcbs. &c. The Brooklyn Eagle
Wilson paperD. in seven straw
votes: Roosevelt. <tf: Wilson use.
Taft. 22s: Dcbz. 50. Confederate
Veterans meeting at Ada. Okla.
Roosevelt. $50: Wilson. g.: Taft. 4;
Debs. 4. Otsego. Mich. county
fair: Roosevelt. 900: Wilson. IS:
Taft. Z. Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
office. Baltimore: Roosevelt. 81.
Wilson. 1s: Taft. 0. Wilmington.
Del, I. O. O. r.: Roosevelt. IS:
Wilson. rs: Tan, "a: Dcbs. 2. Nash.
Vile. Tenn. Locomotive Brother.
hood. 220 members: Roosevelt. 2os /:
Wilson. q: Taft, o: Debs, l. Travel.
Ing men on train. Michigan. Tndi'
ana, Missouri. Roosevelt. 400: VIII.
son. 2es: TAFT. 1856. Poll Of fifteen
trains In Nebraska: Roosevelt
SIS: Wilson. 372: Taft, 1875. Rail
road Mems poll In Indiana. Illinois
and Michigan: Roosevelt. ass.
Wilson. 1853: Taft, 90; Dcbs. i4s. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

Editor Tho Star: In this 2oth
century. when all humanity II
working for the bestsrment OF the
conditions Of their fellow man. II
In surprising to note q man at the
head of one Of the most important
departments OF the city govern.
mcnf--tho fire dcpartmeut--zay
that he IA opposed to the two
platoon system. and In the next
breath states that he does not OPP
pose the gradual adoption OF the
increase In men per company and
a corresponding increase OF time
off allowed.
Now. cannot see where either
the public or the fire fighters are
to be benefited by such change.
II In simply increasing the number
Of men In the department, without
the desired result. as intended UNI
der the two-platoon system.
He also says that he In opposed
to the adoption of the system be-
cause he Is satisfied that the Of
fieiency and discipline would be
greatly decreased. Does he mean
that the department will have less
efficiency. when there will be more
men responding to fire under the
two-platoon system than there IN
under the present SYSTEM Towit;
Under the present system. from the
morning hitch until the p. m.
hitch engine company No. I has 10
men. allowing one man his regu.
lar off, and three men out to meals.
1t leaves six men to man the appar-
atns. Under the two-plaioon sys-
tenn there will be seven men on
each shift to man that apparatus.
IL that decreasing the efficiency of
the company l say no.
Now, In the night time. also al
lowing one man his regular Off II
leaves nine men to man that APP
paratus. Under the two-pIatuon
system there will be the other SHIFT,
or seven regular men. 20 man that
apparatus. to which you may ndd
about three more men, for the fol.
lowing reasons. Tho members Of
the department, being about 30 per
cent single men, after amuserns nt
hours Will either have to rent q
room or 20 back TO the engine
house to sleep. and think II stands
to reason that the majority will go
TO their respective quarters, there
by increasing the number of men
on that apparatus. p (
As far an discipline Is conceI3ed,
l think II is less difficult to ifginl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
THIS Is A HUMDlhcrs
CIRCLE CONTEST

a frce.for all contest "a A.. .
contest 10 be run By ~ ~ nm
The Circle had a slmfis,' elfs's
about six months ago m ~ n's9
hit u made with the cireIs 49, - "
girls warrants another fr1s ~
bnch a contest gives eseh -.
Girl a rood chance al rln,s ~
prize offered. Lots Of ~ -
neices and nephsws are 49,
In the art line. while oths,s 49,. =.
can't draw 20 well are 49, =
writing stories. poetry. ste !
der To give everybody !,
chance. this contest has ~.
cided upon. Boys and Si,s.
don't wish 10 draw NAV -.
stories or poetry or any 49,. . =
that seems III. For the 49,, ..' -
button received out Of sIl M. -!
offers a cash prize Of iim
contest closes Friday sftsrs,,1s = !.
: O'Clock. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
''77''
GRIP&COLDS
Coryza-I Influenza.

The uncertainties OF autumn
weather have caused an epidemic
OF Influenza and Coryza according
10 the Health Department.
II especially affects persons OF
advanced age and men and women
whose constitutions had previously
been weakened.
IL Ia known by lassitude. SILVER.
ing, weight I'm the head, sncezing.
watery eyes. obstruction of nostrils.
followed by cough, boarseness and
sore throat, pains and soreness OF
limbs. fever. loss OF appetite.
II Is not when the body Is hot,
but when II is cooling that II Is
most susceptible.
DIR. Humphreys "Seventy-seven"
preoccupies the system, prevents
and breaks up the Cold. All Drug.
sists 25c, or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.
Cor william and Ann Streets. New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
Enjoys Star Most
on SATURDAY: WI

Dear Uncle Jack: I wouH -
very much to become 1 men1f Z
your circle. Every niekf I ~ Z
the Star. but on SATURDAY - /
enjoy II the most becGnze ! a. -
the letters and stories ~ =
poems. am IL ycan Old ~ !
nth grade al school. We'll ~
please send me . memheuhIp ~,
My address II MzryArets No.
s2si Densmore Az. Seot1e VA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

a Portland. Ne. convention OF bnsis
meas men representing Maine. N.~
Hampshire. Massachusetts. Rhode
Island. New Jersey. Pennsylvania
D~lawarr. Maryland. forty sevan In
attendance; Roosevelt. IS: wllsun.
IL: Taft. 3: Dsba. .. .Mi
Summarized. tho votes abofa.
show. Roosevelt. s.1sf: wlsnns
s.a7s: Tar. 1855. Roosevelt haylna
1850 more votes than the confhtDed
votes Of Wilson and Taft HundTcae
OF other polls show Roosevelt as-
toni4hingiy strong everywhere. ~
Tho above information ID Eathsred
from democratic. republican and Inn
partial independent and prpgresfivs
sources. and can he relied upon ~
show the trend OF public senttsIienk
and clearly and conciuxiveiy indt
Gates that Tam is not factor 10
tho contest. and that the choice Hes
between Roosevelt and Wilson:
therefore vote for any candidate
except Roosevelt will be wasted.
Yours truly.
y. q. WHITAKER
n. 8 SEYMOUR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

spooks than I do now. ! was very
much frightened.
When I was about two blocks
from home two white figures APP
peared In front OF mo from right
out OF the darkness. They made a
most CHASTITY sound and grabbed
me. AZ first they said nothing. I
wzn very frightened and. OF
course. that pleased them. One OF
them said. In a hoarse and mystcr-
ious voice; Don't yell. we are go
ing 10 keep you" ! was 80 scared !
almost tainted. and | guess they
must have seen that, for. AT the cor
ncr. they LET me so. Bclies. me. I
am glad know better this year.
HiLDA SWANSON.
f37 East Gath af.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

Dear Uncle Jack. ! want to Join
The Star Circle. Please send me a
card and will write again and tell
you about my pets. ] send a pic.
fuure az duck. II In the best !
can do. as am only Z. and ]
did Il myself. walk = mile and
a half 10 school. | am In the sec
ond grade. I will send my picture
next time. Elnie May Newell. Issa-
quAh, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
HER HALLOWEEN
EXPERIENCE

The 800 cash price offered for
the spookiest kind Of . Halloween
experience has been awarded 10
Miss Hiida swanson. Her story 10
printed below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
ADMIRATION

"yeu must have scen soma trait
In me 10 admire" ssid Mr.. Meekson.
aer you wouldn't have married me-"
~ did, replied HE wife; ''your
sublime nerve in wanting 70 be my
hubbard"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
ONE FROM CICERO

Dr&r Uncle JACK
! would like 10 Join the Star Cir
Gle. Win you send me q member
ship esrdy am In the NTH grade
and ain IL years old.
WILLIE MGOvERN.
Clcern. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

PUTTY Governor Hays exalted ambition is to become
Special Privileges Man Friday in the pleasant job OF dis
towering and exploiting for private gain the interests IN this
state which should be reserved for the PUBLIC GOOD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
Drinks Hard Cider;
Kills His Wife

MARIETTA. O. Nov. ,.---samueI
llabaon. II. shot and killed bis wife.
Diansha. n. after drinking hard
cider.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
The Editors Mail

tain discipline for period of II
hours than Il would be for "a houra
ALEX !. ALLAN.
FxaChlof Seattle Fire Dept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

9Sa " " 2 10
Jack: Last Hal
Ioween ! had to
90 out and hunt
for my sister. u
" az . b o ut Q
o'clock and very
dark. There was
no street light on
the corner. and
knowing II was
Halloween. an d
b eiiev ING very
much m ora In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

NATURAL ORGANIZATION

Chauffeur Didn't you hear me
blowing my horng
Victim Yes. bat thought per
haps you we're a candidate fof the
presidency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
So Many of Her
Schoolmates Belonged

Dear Uncle Jack:
have been reading the star Cir
Gle for long time. and have been
Interested In seeing the names Of
30 many OF my schoolmates ON the
honor roll. am 10 years old and
am In the sixth grade. have three
sisters and one brother. Kindly
ssnd me a membership card.
OPAL FOX.
Port Townsend. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
H0Sf
oIscoURAcINo

OT3IOQWNNfNU
What reason have you To think
my daughter iovea your
She says abe IL willing 10 make
any sacrifice for inc"
That's no Sswn she loves you"
What Is Il. them
An Indication that she's crnxyl"
Chicago Record.fEcraid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
INTERLAKE ScHnor
GIRL JOINS

Dear Uncle Jack:
u wish very much 70 joIr -.
club. ! am ~ years Old -
In the sixth grade. 70 "a II. n
terlaks school Please eer1 !.
one OF your memberueIp ~.
BEATRICE sill5E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
RErRIsurlon

\ what's new out your way 4
h Well. the other night n few OF 4
\ us voters hired hall and took 4
; turns addressing an audience 4
: OF candidates" 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

NEWS agency takes the they werc except the last
trouble and goes the ex- who died two days ago?
pense of cabling that King Al .
fonso OF Spain is i'll witt FOX " minutes the thou
Huenza king az AIfys i'm sands in Madison Square Car
portance has got to keep den New YORK last night
in the melght cheered Theodore Roosevelt,
and all the colonel and
FIVE vice presidents have the police could do stop the
died harness. And poor applause then II beat all
fellows, who remembers who ords
IT'S strictly up those Turkish generals to win their
battles Ii they're defeated. off come their headsl
IF. S. CARTER-ioiS" That's the way a San Fran
cisco registers Seattle hotel and that's the way he
advertses his city and it's worlds fair Not bad idea either
THE republican national committee announces il will
meet November II TO appoint Sherman on
its ticket That will certainly be "the goat" the
honor will be OF those dubbed empty"
GOOD EVENING" Have you had your house burglar
lied yet! With record OF about dozen robberes night
the lghngered gentry covering Seattle pretty thor
oughly
MORE Seattle robberies. More auto accidents And
yet have enough antcrime laws enough anspecd
ordinances Have enough police, but not enough
BRAINS AND ENERGY in the police?
LOOK it over-S30O635o2 That the amount OF the net
earnings Of the United States Steel corporation for the
QUARTER just ended Pretty fat little melon in dividends
to be cut for the stockholders every three monthsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

THEY'VE been caught sucking eggs. but they forgot
hide the Shells That homey little summary Of the uni
vcrsity land grab DEAL made by Ole Hanson worth
peating-and remembering next Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION

ynphy - = - ''' '" '"e se"s
Il don't know boy Faher sesms IN
mink IT'S New York aud think lis Reno ~ "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

THE battle is between Bob" Hodge. backed by
the independent and OF all parties, and Hay
backed by the Slanderbund and the Plunderbund YOUR
THEIR will be elected. Which do YOU want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
THE FARM

THE FARM JOURNAL. paper with million circula-
on is taking countrywide straw poll 1t now stands
Roosevelt 100 Wilson 587 Taft u.s. Debs All, Chain ~
Looks something like primary election figures between Teddy
and Taft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

A NEWS agency takes the
trouble and goes to the ex-
pense of cabling that King Al
fonso OF Spain is i'll witt in
fluenza. A king Of AIfy's inn
portance has just got to keep
in the limelight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02
Six More Write
for Circle Cards

have written 10 the Circle for mem
bersblp cards. The cards have
been mailed 10 them Write 10
Uncle Jack. In care OF The Star. for
card
Beatrice Smith. 8esssie.
opai For. 1915 Van Ness ss..
pors Townsend.
Gladys meisness, Enumcia~,
Wash.
William Mc0osern, Cicero, Wash.
Ada crun,p. Sssrsup. Wash.
Alice olmstezd. Auburn, Wash.