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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-10

other recourse was left but to take up
the sword in their behalf.
We are assured in this holy under
taking OF the sympathy OF the whole
civilized world and we viii have the
loyal assistance OF the kings Of Seriva
Bulgaria. and Greece and their peoples
who in this affair have ranged them
selves with the Montenegrins like
brothe~s
Montenegro is attacking Turkey not
from motives OF arrogance. but inspir-
ed by noble resolve to prevent the
final determination of her brethren"
The appeal of King Nicholas brought
forth many cheers and the Gary meet
ing promptly voted that tender or
military services should be made today.
Should the war assume the proper
tions Of general Balkan conhagration
Gary will be drained Of 5000 or more
Of its best steel mill employees at the
very outset while as many more whd
have not yet volunteered for services
but. who nevertheless arc subject to
call BY the ministries of war in the
Danube valley.
A Berlin cable forecasts general
war. It reads
"A general war in the Balkans has
been practically inaugurated. in the
opinion Of both diplomatic circles and
the press in Germany At the foreign
office it Is thought that the attiture OF
the Balkan peoples leaves only tho
barest hope of the measures taken by
the powers proving successful. as any
concessions made by the Balkan gov
ernments would threaten the security
Of the occunants OF the thrones of Bull
garia. Servia. Montenegro and Greece.
"One of the leading Berlin banks re-
ceived a telegram today from Belgrade
stating that the declaration Of war by
Servia probably would be delivered inn
mediately. servian troops, it was stat
ed. were being rushed by forced
marches toward the frontier from the
mobilization centers. The Servians and
Turks have already come into contact,
according to the report of a special
correspondent"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-10
LARGEST SOCIETY IN
STATE At GARY
5000 Names Enrolled in
the Sepska NarodRa
Obraina.

The biggest individual society in In
diana has been organized in Gary. al
ready the home OF some of the largest
things"
It IS the "Sepska Narodna Obrama"
and 5000 members are enrolled on its
membership list. The new society is
made up of Servians and allied nations
and is affiliated with the national or
ganizatons in Dalmatia. Dabnazia, Bos-
ma. Montenegro. Kroschien. Servia, Voy-
vodina, Bulgaria and Herzegovina.
Men OF these countries are members
Of the Gary society.
Officers Of the Obrama have been
elected as follows: President. Louis
GTerkovich; Vice President, Michel NJ
Duchich; Treasurer, NJ. Yovonovich; Sec
rotary General G. Wnkovice.
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jovich, John Marich and Doian Naste-
vich An answer is expected late to-
day.
Last night the reservists met at
Baukus hall, Fourteenth avenue and
Washington street, where the latest
Balkan war messages were read. The
following associated press dispatch
was read TO those assembled:
"Cetunje. Montenegro. Oct. 9-King
Nicholas has issued a proclamation
summoning the Montenegrins TO go I'M
mediately to the assistance OF their
brethren in old Servia, where he saws
women ard children are being mas
sacred.
Montenegro had hoped to secure
the liberation OF the Serb IN Turkey
without the shedding Of blood. but
peaceful endeavors proved unavailing.
continues the proclamation. and no
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-10

NN0II UT ISa II VIII I NJ VLlsI
Company that the contract was award
ed to them after they had reduced their
bid to that Of the Gary Company.
The county commissioners denied a
number Of saloon licenses among which
was that OF william Reynolds. of 328
Holman street. It is rpeorted that
Reynolds has been having women in
his place and the Dew Drop In. as 1t
came to be known was notorious all
over the city.
Chief of Police Peter Austsen went to
Crown Point and demonstrated against
Reynolds and the commissioners refus-
ed him his license. 1t is said that there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-10
OFFICIALS
LEAVE On
NEW VISIT

Mystery surrounds the sudden leav-
ing of Gary last night by Mayor
Knots. city Comptroller A 2. Melton.
and city Attorney Harvey J. Curtis.
They left Gary for Chicago where
they boarded a train for indianapolis.
AT the city hall 1t was stated that the
trio had gone to Michigan on a hunt
ing and fishing trip"
Whether the visit has anything to
do with the alleged Moose confession.
or city affairs cannot be learned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-10
PERMITS FOR
BROADWAY
BUILDINGS

Permits for several Broadway build
ings were issued today by Building
Commissioner Kliver
B F. Schoenberg received a permit
70 erect three-story brick addition
to the Broadway hotel
G. Montaginio received permit to
erect a one-story brick at sixteenth
avenue and Massac husetts street.
NJ Wolf received a permit to erect
a two-story brick in lot IS. block "a
broadway
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is another saloon of that character on
Piummer avenue which caters or has
catered to women of bad regulations.
The county commissioners are stul
hearing remonstrances and it is expect
ed that they will be in session lal this
week. Contractor Eric Lund is making
rather slow Roadway with the building
Of the poor farm. according to his own
statement this morning Building diff
culties are being encountered as a re-
suit Of his being so far from town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-10

Commercial Club has recently passed |
through with the Federation conveu-
tion. this organization has not had !
time TO get down to business in this |
connection. but II is believed that it
viii at its first opportunity.
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a ascRArp1,. 800.

Sing song of Chewing Scrap,
And of brands" galore;
When once you have tried EN-.
You don't always ask for morey
But If ever you have had IT,
There Is but little doubt,
You'H specify always for your chew
Scrap-UNION SCOUT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

THE predatory interests have politics They arc with
the part ythat serves them.-Bryan-
JULY H. That's Poatch date. Better lay your plans
Tor jolly week Of festivities
ONE notes that the suffrage amendment IS No
q on the Ohio balIot-Cleveland Plain Dealer
SOME is due write another volume the subject.
"If Christ Came Chicago kansas City Star.
EMPEROR WILLIAM chooses his wiie's hats. II is
astonishing the power still exercised by soveregns
Boston Transcript.
1T SEEMS that Colonel William OF Lincoln also has a
hat and that he has given ii twir at least part way into
the democratic ring.
JULY T. Realize it will be here again? It's all
right make safe and but don't neglect give the
kddies good time SOME way Remember your colt days
THERE are lots Of folks the fence today who are
ready cap off and lu themselves Teddys band
they find gaudiy painted and drawn by winning
horses
WASHINGTONS delegation Baltimore is pledged to
Champ Clark but Champ just whispers that he's OF
the race, watch the Westinghouse make lightning bolt
William j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

Editor The Star--i want to pro-
test In the name Of decency and
in the cause Of law against the
rowdyism that prevails on the cars
of the Seattle. Renton & Southern
every Saturday night.
From 1890 the cars are filled
with a drunken. bowling gang Of
men who swear. drink. smoke and
fight. making the car worse than an
Occidental av. saloon and horror
and menace for all decent and law
abiding citizens.
There is no reason for this A
woman should be able 10 take a
late car home without being sub
5ected TO insult A man should be
allowed to go home on Saturday
might without being in constant
danger OF fight.
Saturday night the limit was
Just about reached. A crowd Of six
young boys, not one of them II
years old, was on a late car, drunk.
noisy and pugnacious. After a few
minutes fight began and in Is
minutes the car looked like q
Bowery saloon on election night.
Why can't this be stopped
Why should not Rainier valley
have sufficient police protection
so that fight like that Of Satur.
day night would have been stopped
and the offenders jailed? II few
were arrested every Saturday might
the rowdyism would cease. The
conductors can do nothing; one
anan would have a slim chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
HINTS ON HOW
TO BE BEAUTIFln

FDk BRITTLE. gTHR.vx
- Hifupilfied way ~ -E<.ot HtfH
- dissolve 4 tesspoonfa1 ,.'sns,clhs 4
cup hot wafer. The f..,hfor IL
lhas creates diKsoITes av..n Hthef
npst. 9sndfuff ana eses.. 1,9n II
Afts - = wonderful ensrv5, sr1
seaigs tissues and hair-rss.. Y hs
ihK leaves hair ana rcs,n Z. Nus.
ia.sy cream. and the half ' .png.
ptleA iuitkty. takes on I an ls y
hsA. ara beaufifHi iusfre a. on.
~, ~. even color. n" =
- hANk Skin yELvErv .
s sosi.asy syarmar lotion, VIII. q
~ $500 - Lsr superior 70 pows..
lotion IL made ~ al.,n Ikh
ounces apurmax IN 4 r,,Finy
hazel Cor hot wsfsr). IA 80 "a
tfaspoonfuis giyeerine. I.r,- ng }
inElf ~ face. neck and ann IN.
nightly until u dries. TIE 49, "
Felfefr Hmcethness Ia - p.p
pfeflgn and its conflnued - -
Rrd heautiflas the skfn ~ en
else can The spurruar icss,. Lining
visible when Oh and {. y
nice for hot weather ~ s.''Allr
not blow Or rub off. nor ~ w
npiratiou spot IL. ~
TO DISSOLVE FAT--A -.
acting. yet harmless. faf-re1,., ss, 80
D. prepared Al small cost ~ fl..'ss11
INK ounces Darnofls In ~ 80
bot water Take a fablespa.s., X, s,A =
this before each sneal mi, @..s. 2
weight ~ reached. No tistlsx 4, y.
usual exercising IL re1a.r,s -
tsts treatment Furshern,o~s ~ y.
flesh Will be left firm 2xd H. \.
Will - entirely free from wr,st;s.
MIKES LONG. siI.KEx I.iej;fs
~ little pyroxin applied "a
thumb and forcfInKer AZ LA -s.ss.
each night causes them "a -
long and curly. Thin cyehroxs 49,
IN thick and silky n Dyfsxin i "a.
bed on with fing1r-end. b nnn-
ful and don't get pyraxin wksss &
haiF Is wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
FOR THE NECK
AND SHOULDERS
A Free Prescription That Instantly
Removes Bisnnishes. Tan. Freek.
les ard the Wrinkles and Marks
left By High Collars.

The Dutch nerk and shs sveninE naws
tna eftsn ssgese the Transformations nn1
blsaaisEss ~ hfxh nsliafs - tbs Effects
% tsn ard freshies rs 10 ear e ofef
GENE th.s. ooneltiuns ard psks ne
nneN bs3atifui ae4 ~hiss sn1 spft ana
snannsth e-fe feaaoTx 10 ether wprds. ar~ff
tissssish aat - fnsks tAs Dutch collar
- sftsarfivs ~ n 70 cofafcFsseie This
Qfesrtt.4taa can alss 30 s~Nf 90 ths
shnalders snd N 10 marvsiruair sffses
Tive 20 hs.uslfy the hands aud arms.
~ reu rant 80 tff ~. &c 70 rasf drns.
si.t ct empty tse-oana~ bottle. af.a
= ans-ounn1 bofste % kules Compound
Peer enc eutirs BEETLE Of kptus Into inc
~e-usnrs bottle. ADJ quarter ~ an osncs
- aifrs basel. thsn fiii vita ~stefs
Prepare this 81 Yauf o~n hone ana thea
feu know SHAT yos have One Appisca-
tea eiii nstnnish Foa- II u deatsteusiy
eoef .nf soothing. ARD = not effertsa
W y.fspsrsttan- II wfii nnt RIB eff
n yeu put " pa one h&nt enly, %
ga ore stds 81 tire necs- and note NE
ftsfsfsnr~. yeu wHi zee the wendertul
rhaass u makes instantly. The results
re psrmaaent. ard continasd us> o. this
pfescrtpfiaa ~iii result ta ekin a. SOFT
snd sfispath as q rhfifs. a skis from
ahteA sedness and reughEess and frsckies
have been entirely removed AdFt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
Yes, When the Sun Goes Out

Kissing has got TO stop Dir. George W bowling OF Okla
homa and he has conclusive reasons o' 'sN"h ~
determined stand. Hear him:
.Homcs have been wrecked nations DESTROYED, thrones
resson am enthusiastic on tho subject simply from SAM
tay or hygenic standpoint and believe the legislature shou'
pass law making compulsory 10 teach oral hygiene W W
public schools" =
Can YOU dispute the doctors iaets Can you reu'e nus ar
pumcnsi Probably and yet you would be mighty fas
sred The early success OF his crusade The doctor ha
lacked something bigger homes nations and thrones i
has attacked the urge the that holds the star
in the skies the tides, leads the procession o. '
He win find it quite considerable ehore to repeal tn
laws OF the universe Kissing be done away within time
but will be after the has out and the news mas h
time 10 reach the inhabitants of the earth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

OF them. and 80 on. IN. -.
s ,,,..s ai'G ,l court In King co ,~ =
Erlnas necessarily. aud Galiss saiI
l ,..,ii, watches the whsess '. .''1
which again make two M, y ~ 'ara
who had been one - !" h5ss
Jealouaiy7 Yes: Cal,..s
not eager 10 LET Seattle aes',.. h
Reno reputation And ~ ~ ~
a stop In many eases n ~ px
suits started on the ~ ~'fts
without letting the pe,., VA
Know SNOW, ANYTHING about Il. Gsl,.., -
insists i, that the defendant 4 go
divorce suit be notified. II b. !. y "a "a
can be found. And GalIseh.Ws y, -
self VIII write the notice Il nm
sary. hstst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

AT THE PAsTAoEs


The PantaEes this week has one
number that Is a delightful relief
from the usual run Of song and
dance and funny acts II is the
animal act entitled "In Dogvilie. .
gwen by Woods Canine Actors.
and II stood away out from ali the
other acts In cleyerness and popu-
larity. Professor Wood has got a
fine bunch OF animals. and they
please the older people as well rs
bringing much joy 90 the young
Frederick ireland and his Casino
Dancing Girls are booked as the
hcadliners The Hight. graceful
dancing OF Nema Cato Was good.
The four flying Valentines give a
fine exhibition OF aerial acrobaties.
III Barto. who looks as II be might
have stepped out OF a pulpit. par
forms feats OF mystery and magic
In an artistic manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
JOHN GALLAGHER IS ONLY 2S, BUT HE'S BEFn
SERVED WITH 1000 DIVORCE SUITS

John Gallagher la only %. And
he has already been served with
approximately 1000 divorce suits.
No. he was not born in Utah. and
he has never llvrd there, either.
Ne was born right here, In King
county, Washington, At Newcastle,
and was raised here. Ne attended
the public schools here and the Sc
attic college. And he was married
here, too. That was three years
ago.
Since then Gallagher became
deputy prosecuting attorney. That
Is when they began 10 serve him
with divorce complaints. You
know. the Washington law requires
the prosecuting attorney. or his
representative. 10 be present dur.
Ing the hearing Of all default di-
yorce cAsea And ever since Jan
uary. 1903. Gallagher has been lis
tening 10 tales of domestic woe, as
related in the superior court OF
King county.
Gallagher has local matrimonial
statistics al the end OF hla finger.
tips. lie can tell you how many
roiling'pins have led 10 the divorce
court, how many Iaga. how many
business failures. lie can tell you
the number OF affinitiem that have
figured Ia the lives OF Seattle d.
yorcecs Of the past rs months.
or course. Gallagher has other
duties In the prosecuting attorneys
office. besides listening 10 marital
iangiea. But these keep him busy
enough. You know. King county
IL after that Reno record. and Gal
lagher Ia OF the opinion that before
long the Nevada city win be or the
divorcees map. ps compared to
Seattle.
The Washington laws are exceed.
ingiy liberal. says Gallagher. for
those who seek freedom from con
nnbial bliaa. A years residence in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

the state-and then any old grounds
for divorce. The process is simple.
Under the head Of cruelty you can
get a divorce here. IL the judge Il
Kind hearted. because hubby has
been very sparing OF bis kisses. or
because be has been profuse with
them. Hubby can find grounds for
divorce because wife has been too
fond Of going 10 dances. or because
she was too religious 10 10 TO any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

Politics nothing but politics And vet the cattle Craze on
thousand hills the crops rpen the sunshine the boys Dive
and splash in old swimmin hole the toling millions 81
men and women 60 their work in the morning and return
TO their humble homes night and everything moves on pre-
ceiy a. there such things the quad
rennai frenzy 81 presidential politics The universe gFnds its
erist Men parties but ships the tide that flows
Steadily onward toward the shores OF the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
At THE EMPRESS


There Is a little something for
everybody at the Empress this
week II you Hike old songs. well
kung. Kelly & Wilder. headllners.
sing them for you N your fancy
runs 10 our fcaihered friends. Prof
Victor Nihio's parrots entertain
you or perhaps Ills slight Of hand
tricks thar fascinate you II 80.
" J. Moore. conversationaisst
magician. will have you guessing.
Besides all these. there IL a comedy
sketch. ~Rained In" all about a
young lady. who knew nothing Of
the culinary art. and was taken for
a cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

man brothers. who are brown'faccd
jokers. kept the laughing gas In the
air the whole time they were on
the boards. Bill Rogers. who
threw the lariat. and the Mexican
ia litsu. proved the fact that he
NaE a c0w.puncher once. The
-Four Lyric Latins." a male quartet,
made every Que forget their
troubles. chinko. the juggier
showed some new wrinkles In the
juggling game. Minnie Kaufman,
woman cycilst. has some clever
riding stunts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

LONDON. June 2s,-The Pail Mall Gazette today
praised Rooscvet action in launching new party an the
United States. saying;
There is every reason 10 believe that the future viii JUS
tf the action OF Roosevelt and his friends The division OF
American politics in the republican and democratic parties :
doomed because II has developed system which - CYNICAL
perfunctory and largely corrupt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
uPLlFT THOUGHTS.

UPLiFT TNOUGNTS.
"A We journey through life let ne
live by the way.--Tom Moore.
The ADLER and the higher In
station n man II the more he owes
help 20 others Tom Reed.
Joy In the legal tender Of the
soul -ingeraoii
flo prayeth best who iiveth best
All things both great and small.
--ColeridRe.
would not enter on my list Of
friends.
Though graced with polished man.
ncrn and fins sense.
Vet lacking senaibillty. the man
Who nsediessiy sets foot upon q
worm. --CowpeT.
lie who Joy would ain
Must share IT, happiness was born
twin. byron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

rural tells this office
boy Of thrifty not to say penurous stock When the lad como into
the poonce, he will his
and In his slow Yankee drawl inquire earnestly: II
"Hev
Yes, the postmaster replies
"Iiaow much be they tdayT
"A apiece"
Then the boy screwing his intensity though
ne 70 decide while
sequences. Finally he will
Wal I'll take e."-youth's Companion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
POSTAL INFORMATION
An up 10 Gate soy.
One on Hubby.

postage middle ased ispy
IN !" 10 he al ihs stamp window.
Il carefully ANY wrtIngr- he inquired .
line responded the lady "s only daughters aihins
zone cent" snapped the msn-Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
QUALIFIED

siias-Ho~ happen elect NJ higgins fire ehIeff
qualifications Why windows In
any country Evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

No true and permanent Fame
can be founded excep, ia iabors
which promote the happiness Of
mankind. Charles Sumner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
NOTHING SERIOUS
HlOCf


Picture Of ]. ID. r. retired. seek
Ing out and rcimburAing the small
dealers In OIL whom he has crushed
In his long and successful career.
rttt tf1s fftt 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
AT THE oRpHEUm.

Ma Tuliy did the headline stunt
IN The Battle Cry OF Freedom AZ
the Orpheum last night. Kanf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

n Adam had been more enter.
talning Eve wouldn't have wasted
her time trying 20 charm hcrpenta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

SENT BY DIR. I. .. BRoM
sweet Singer Of Peoria.
I'm expecting the best.
But prepared for the worst;
No matter what happens.
I've had my life first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

TN perprietor o. m Bceieyport
Houss sells more stamps than IN
postmaster. Furnlshir' all m sta.
sionery free 10 tn secret o. HE sue
cess."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

The Girl with the fine teeth aecu
tho joke frat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

MAXIMUM OF eiciency-that is what Mayor Coer-
s federation plan for charitable and social work in
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
IN THE EDITORS MAIL

In most OF those cars. Policemen
are necessary and we should have
them.
n the city can't afford more
regular policemen there should at
least be a few extra ones for Satu--
day nights so the offenders can be
arrested. JOHN ADAMS.
Rainier Valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

POOR IAKEY He is afraid that the council viii make
him do something the said had no ght
10 ask Of hmhas the he gives for not making
street extensions Now what do YOU think oil thatf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

WILL The donkey accept dark horse with the w. u.
brand as the head family? Or will il persist in don
KEY selection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

One has TO know a lot OF foolish
things Ia order 10 keep up a con.
ycrsation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

EvERYBODYS dom Ill Doin WHAT Watching the
news from Baltimore Democrats republicans standpaters,
progrcssives-they're all don' il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore--Tbnriow bergen players
In "old Heidelberg
.esropolitan--Dark.
eesttie-Dark.
orphrun- Vaudeville.
Empress Vaudeville.
psn,sges Vaudeville.
Grand Vaudeville and motion
pictures.
ciemmer-PhotoIiays and van.
desilic.
Mclbourne -Photoplaya aud vau
dcyllle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

Editor The Start want to say
a few words In reply To the letter
OF ID. II. Learn In your paper OF yes
terday, regarding the speed OF auto
mobiles in the downtown and resi-
dence districts.
He suggests that the speed law
be changed so that an auto may 20
faster downtown and In the resi-
dence districts. This, think.
would be serious mistake. Any
one who has to cross the busy
street intersections knows that the
rate the autos travel is too much,
Is dangerous. | think the list Of
accidents this year IL enough to
convince anyone that speeding ID
dangerous. Eighty-two was the
number OF accidents, think that
was the number published In The
Star a few days ago, and -four
deaths. This IL too mich. In
crease the speed? No.
| agree with him that pedes
TRANS should keep out OF the
street intersections, but / most
emphatlcally disagree with his
idea OF raising the speed limit.
! MRS. NJ. NJ. SCHULTZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

Employer We want dlplo.
matte. tactful. smart office boy.
Boy Well. | used 10 send ats
ter's beau away when she didnt
want 10 see him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

Teacher Murlei. what are the
principal products of the state of
Nevada
Mnrlel-Gold. silver and ailmony.