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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-17
FELIX DIAZ RAISES
BANNER OF REVOLT

infantry and the artillery remain loyal.
loyal troops, notified the government
that he will resist
The two forces now are in the city
Of Vera Cruz and street fighting is
Imminent. President Madero has or
dered the mobilization of 5000 regu-
lars to proceed against General Diaz.
The arrest of alleged partisans OF Daz
in Mexico City is expected momentar-
lily.
The government has instructed the
railroads into Vera Cruz to withdraw
the Inter- oceanic to Jalapa, and the
Vera Cruz Pacific to TERRA Blanca.
Something Up.
Ell Paso, Texas, Oct. 16.--It was
known today that overtures have been
made by men prominent in Madero s
government at Mexico City to repre-
sentatives here OF Pascual Orozco, Jr
leader of the rebel movement in the
north. Also it was learned from secret
sources that an enissary is on his way
| to Paris to see Porfirio Diaz. presi-
dent of Mexico before the Madero
revolution.
Departure of the messenger to Paris
was also synchronous with the arriva
| from Mexico City of another emissarS
| bearing word to the rebel "junta" here
/ from what is said to be revolution.
/ ary element at the national capital L
was said today on highest authorit.
that Felix DiaZ, who has risen in arm:
against the Madero government, is on'
of five named as presidential candi
dates to succeed Madero.
The new revolutionary party, sait
rebel leaders here. who for obvious
reasons withhold their names, will b.
unique in Mexico in that it will cham
4 pion no one man, leaving the selection
i to popular vote or to some committe
to be chosen from the many Warrlnl
elements in Mexico.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-17

Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE bullet wound
inflicted in Theodore Roosevelts chest
at Milwaukee Monday night, 1t was
announced tonight for the first time,
is healing normally without Infection.
The statement that no complications
have shown themselves was made
after day during which the first
successful X-ray picture made of the
wound was examined by the surgeons.
A description Of the wound was
given tonight by DR. w. b. McCauley,
the first to be made public by the sur
geons. DR.. McCauley said the bullets
path through the muscles of the chest
lacerated to some extent, but there
was little confusion and no extensive
area of bruised and extravasated flesh
surrounding the tissue.
"The bullet did not mushroom as
might have been expected" said DR.
McCauley. For that reason it cut a
comparatively small hole in the skin
and did not reduce a large portion of
the nearby tissues to pulp as is the
case In a soft bullet that mushrooms
in animal tissues after it hits bone.
/ think the bundle of papers checked
1t, and the spectacles for some rea"
sons failed to spread the bullet much
The wound is about big enough to
put your finger in at the surface and
1t does not appear to get very much
bigger I would call it clean wound
The skin is torn at the surface in a
ragged way, but not badly, and there
is little bruising.
There is not a sign of suppuration
in the wound. The flesh is in good
condition and seems to be healing
without evidence of complication. II
there was pus forming deep in the
wound we would know 1t at once by
an unusual rise of temperature"
Dr. McCauley added that it now is
certain from the X-ray pictures that
the bullet has not entered or injured
the, pleural cavity.
DR.: McCauley confirmed previous
announcements that no attempt woui6
be made at present to remove the bull
let, which is not expected to hinder
the healing of the fractured rib
Days Events.
Chicago, Oct 16-After day o.
physicians tonight could say no NOR,
eAdA lhdI HIS CoIlultloH virtually WAL
unchanged. Indications, they said
favored the speedy recovery of tn,
ex-president from the effects of tn,
bullet which struck him down in Mil
Waukee Monday night
rise in temperature and pulse lat
in the day, however, made his condi
ton for the time being somewhat les
favorable.
That rib was fractured was no
disclosed until today and this adde,
to the feeling of uncertainty.
Not before Friday, If all goes well
were the physicians prepared to sa
that the patient would be out of dan
ger. The intervening period will b
needed to decide whether blood poiso
or other complications are to b
feared.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., after a tai
with his father and a consultatio
with the attending surgeons, expresse
the feelings of those about the ex
president.
TT will be four or five days." h
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-17

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The evening world., 1912-01-17

He has occupied only two different
rooms since he flrst registered.
The evening world., 1912-01-17
FIRE DESTROYS TUcBoAr.
other Tags Fight Blaze and Haul
Dargcs From Danger I'm Jsr-
sey City.

The big tugboat Robert Robinson, ly.
ing at the foot of Morris street, Jersey
City. caught fire early to-day and was
burned almost to the waters edge be-
fore the blaze wa controlled. The tug
boa lay at tho City Dock.
When the laze on the Robinson was
discovered in the cooks galley several
other tugs went to. her assistance.
A number OF them poured streams on
the blaze. while others dragged out
barges moored at the dock. The tug.
boat men had the blaze pretty we'll in
hand before the men from the city
Fire Department made the long run.
The evening world., 1912-01-17
Celebrates His 1924 Birthday With
"His Boy Tom," Aged so.

Uncle" John NJ. Butler received many
friends In honor OF his iO2d birthday at
his home. No. g. Abbott avenue, Ocean
Grove, N. J.. my boy Tom," eighty
years old, helped him celebrate.
The old mar is partially blind. but
otherwise In fine shape.
The evening world., 1912-01-17
Bridegroom of 20 Had 70 Promise
60 BE Good and sta Home.

Before Mrs. Mary Pope would sign
the marriage license application at Phil
adelphia she asked Robert Aspinwall.
seventy. the prospective bridegroom:
Robert, are you willing to promise not
to run around At night after we are
marred?"
Robert promised. The brlds-to-be.
who is sixty. explained that she had
been married twice before and her hus.
bands used to wander from their v
1resides.
The evening world., 1912-01-17

PolyGlot wedding In Chicago Had
Two Leap Year brides.
-Four foreign languages we're used by
Municipal Judge SABBATH In marrying
two couples in Chicago. q slav and a
The evening world., 1912-01-17
Oraers HeRai0ent as Fee to surgeon
WhO saved Him Years Ago.

SSveO HI" heuro h8Os
Before dyqqhs a, w~hi,esturs. KY.
smith Fouch left instructions to And
out from DR.. Blair Of Apache. Okla. III
he still wants my head"
twenty-five years ago Fouch was shot
IN the head at Apache. and DR.. Blair
saved him. although the bullet pcne-
trated the brain. Being unable to pay
The doctor. Fouch PR missed him his
Mead whom he died. DR.. Blair has sent
word ne win send q medical student for
shs head. which he says 10 of great sci
enttho value
Horse Lost q Shoe and Injured Man
Bled 70 Death.
Patrick J. Hart. who had . leg cut
on BY a train In Jersey City. bled to
death because a horse lost Its shoe.
A tourniquet failed to stop the flow OF
blood. and when a second call was sent
Tor an ambulance the policeman was
told n couldn't be sent from the City
Hospital because . horse had cast a
shoe
- Been Guest In Red Bank Hotel
for sixty-nve Years.
Charles Preston. sisnty-uine years
Old, has bean q guest In the old Globe
Hotel in Red Bank. N. j., for sixty-hve
years.
He has occupied only two different
rooms since he flrst registered.
The evening world., 1912-01-17
Ne ~ Oddities

Lithuanian girl and q Bohemian and q
Polish girl.
The brides admitted they took advan-
tage OF leap year and did the proposing.
and the Judge charged no fees for the
ceremonies.
California Women Help with Their
Votes TO Make Town "Wct."
Vernon, a Los Angeles suburb. and
the only Incorporated town in the coun-
try without a single church. has voted
for wet Sundays.
Fifty women voted or the question.
and most OF them voted wet" There
are three saloons in the place.
The evening world., 1912-01-17

O'NcIN Main Ntore-ThIrd Floor.
R. g G.. Corsets. nicely
trimmed with falls Of lace or
embroidery satin ribbon bows,
stirring strings, three sets Of
hose supporters attached; new
models to select from; sizes NJ
to so inclusive; value $500;
your choice at .$l.00
The evening world., 1912-01-17

Brassieres. laced front or back.
new. square back. V or regular
shields under arms, em.
broidered or lace trimmed; all tho
best styles to choose from. B. & j..
Do Bevoise. II. & W.. Lily Of
France and Polk; all sizes;
si.OO quality; your choice at B sc
The evening world., 1912-01-17
Horse Lost q shoe and Injured MA,
B1ed to Death.
H1os Been Guest In Red Bank Hotel
Tor sixty-nve Years.

ChsrSe Preston. e~ighty-uine years
Old. . bean q guest In the old Globe
Hot. In Red Bank. N. j.. for sixty-fve
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
Uczcie sic pc angielsku !

Pozw6lcie nam sobie pokazac
jak mozecle DUO w;ecej pieniedzy
zarob,c bez dtuglch godzln i ciez~
kiej piracy, 10 kt6rej ME j~estescie
przyzwyczajeni. Pozw6lcie nam
dopom6dz odpedzl6 Vase k}opoty
przez w%yuczenie Was iezyka an
eielsk,ego, aby zapewnic Wan
dobrobyt l ~szczescie W Ameryce.
Tyslacom dopomogl'smy j pew
noscla VAN dopomozemy.
Nauczvmy Was przez naszq
nlezr6wnana prawnle ~zastrzezona
metode listownie, W waszym vol
nym c~zasie, W trzech mies'acach,
nietylko movie, czytaG , pisa6 pc
angic]sku, lecz W ci2gu nauki przez
pytania i o%dpow;edzi kt6re 6wicze-
MA (preparowane ola kazdego
ucznia z osobna) zawieraia, pozna-
jenny vase zdolnosci stan / dora
dzamv l instruktujemy Was sto~
sownie. Przez co. iestesmy " MOI"
nokci pokaza6 Wan najszy osza i
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzenia
a prawdziwa chec jak l z~aufanie
do naszej melody w}asDie W ciagu
nauk, SIC pokazuia.
w naszych cyrku]arzach wy
ja6niamy i opisujemysnasza metoe
de tax szczeg6}cwo, IL kazdy sic
przekona i przyz1ac musl, ze lat
wiejsza, lepsza, szybsza tahsza
droga do nabycia angielskiego je-
zyka nawet ola najmniej wykszta}~
conego cz1o wieka ME egzystuje.
Cyrkularze z~awieraiqce przedwstep-
ne lekcye w~ysy}amy zupe@nie bez'
platnie dlatego nawet znaczk6w
pocztowych ME potrzeba ~za@aczaG.
Piszcie ara pc bezp}atny
cyrkularz i przekonajcie sig zanlm
ma rome ksiazklpieniadze ma darmo
wydacie. Poda;cie sw6j dokfadny
adres (takze powiat W ma}Ych
miejscowosciach) ! adresujcie
NarOdOWa SZkOfa JeZyk6W
DEPT. 8.
1176 Milwaukee Ave-.
To- ILL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
Starry Z0fnierz torture.
a u

,,Przez lata cierpla}em nlewypoe
wiedziane tortury z powodu a
pchanIa, niestrawnoscj i choroby
watroby" pjsze A. K. Smith, wee
teran z wojny " Erie, Pa. ,,lecz
ORA K,ngta New Life piguikl Ia
prawily wszystko dobrze. So }ago'
dine i wielce skuteczne." Spr6buj-
Gle ie ma wszelkie niedomaganla
zo}adka, watroby albo merck. Tyl'
ko Csc W apiece M. J. K6walew-
sklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
TRY S%topnie.

d. odzywian,a cia}a. kon ecznie
ootrzeba trzech waruak6ws a ma
nowicie otrzymywanie odp)wi dpie
ilosci i dobreci po~zywienia, dobre
srawienie pokarm6v i u%suniecie
~szelk,ej zepsutej ma:erji z orgga~
nizmu.
Muscle dobry ap :tyt, azeby PREY
mowac pokarmy, zdrowy zc}4dek
i pracowlte wnetrzposcl do trawie-
MA.
GdY tylko ten naturally process
odzywlanla organizmu sic zatr'yms
natychmiast czujecie sic nie .obrze
a ~raczej jes,escle chorzy i pot 'ze~
bujecie natychmiastowej pomocy'
w podo bnych wYpadkach Tri~
nera Amerybahekl Elixir Gorzkie~
go Wilma jest najlepszVm lekar-
stwem, gdyz predko wyczysci ca]Y
organizm wzmacniajac go jednocze,
$n,e czynlac mozllwym do tra*
vienna wsze'kieg2 rodzaju poly
wienla be- zadnych trudnoscl.
w utracie apetytu, s~'aboscia;h,
zatwardzeniu, kolkach kurczach,
b6lach krzYza, wlatrach, nudnosci
| wymiotach, jak r6wn,ez nerwo'
wosol1 wie'u kobiecych elerpie-
mach. Trinera Amerykahski elixir
Gorzkiego Wilma jest pevnem lekar
stwem. w Aptekach Jos. Trlner,
l332-lS39 So. Ashland av. Chica-
90, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18

kajac z wioski, ME obej rial
sic, al dopiero ma odleg}ym
pag6rku, ma kt6rym wznosi}
sic kosci6}. Poma}u otworzy]
brame i pospieszyf ma cmen'
tarz, ably Ia grobie matki u
skarzyc sic ma krzywde mu
wyrzadzona. Rzesistemi }zami
skrapiat mogi}e matki; a sill
nemi raczkami o%bejmowa1
zlnarzfa Crude. Daremnie
wo}al ma mateczke, odpowie~
dzi ME us}ysza', tylko s}o
neczko zab}yslo jasno, cache
cajac go do dalszej drogi.
Ch}opiec uszed1 moze pol
torej mill, sam ME wiedzac
dokad i po co W SWAT idzie;
dosyc ma tenn, re uciekaf
pred niemi}osjernym Paja-
klein, kt6rego nieustannie
mial pred oczyma. Odpocza-
wszy nieco, spostrzeg} ma
prawo las.
- Tam zajde i schronie
sic - pOmyslaf soble - o.,
zinlno mi, bardzo zlmno...-
i poszed}.
Ptaszki swiergota}y, ale
dziwnie smutnje, jakbY go
za}owaly i pyta}y sic: dokad
to ch}opczyku?
Niedaleko poszed}, pod
krzaczek i usiad}.
Myslami wr6 Gil do MEDIA
lekiei przesz}osci, jak to rok
temu cieszy1 sic z mateczka
prey nakryt YIN stole, chojen-
ka gorza}a, by}y pierniki,
ksiazeczki, zabawki ach,
jak to pieknie byio, a: dzisiaj
- dzisiaj mateczka spi, a
wiatr Jimmy wieje, - czy )ej
tel tax zimno?... Ona u Boga,
czy widzi, jak synkowi zim-
no, jak dry ca}y? W tenn
spadla gwiazda. ~zarysowujac
dfuga 6wjetlana smuge.
Oczy chlotczyka zabiys}y ma
chwile radoscia. 49, To DIE
ciatko Jezus zstepuje ma zie-
mie - %pomy6lsl bobie - z
p6darunkami, Z z"abawkami,
iabluszkami / orzeszkami,
ola dobrych dzieci. q Boze
Dzieciatko, ME zapomnij o
mnie! Dzieciatko W zl6becz.
ku, ia tel bede dobrym chop
czykiem, pamietaj o sierotce!
O, zimno, zimno.
W tel chwili dolecia}y go
szczekanio ps6w; spoj1zal W
strone, sI1ad szczekanie go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
ZL0BEK.
s..
Powiese z niedawnej przssz1osci.

Villa! - B0ze Narodzenie!
Ilez W trzech tych wyrazach
radosnych wyczekiwahl Kt6z
opisze radoSc dziatwy, kt6ra
cd pierwszej niedzieli ad.
wentu liczy tygodnie, dzionki,
nareszcie i godziny, patrzac
co chwile ma zegar, to zno'
WI wybiegajac ma dw6r, a.
zali juz pierwsza gwiazdka
ma niebie sic ME ukaza}a.
Czy W pa}acach czy tel W
chatach, wszyscy sic wesela,
wszyscy sic ciesza, ME wyj~
mujac os6b doros}ych. Serde.
CINE zyczenia, podarki W tax
:waznej i zarazem radosnel
chwili wprawiaja serca umy-
sly W stan szczes]iwy, cho-
ciazby i kr6tki. A sieroty? -
Oh, tym smutno,
Bylo to pred 80 ]aty. Snieg
sypa1 drobnemi ziarnkami
przechodniom W oczy, wiatr
p6}nocny tamowaf oddech'
kto ME musia1 wyj6c, SIZE
dial W domu j grza} sic PREY
kominku. Wsr6d takiej "a
mieci, ma osamotnionej dro'
DE, zziebniety, stall oparty O
drZewo ch}opczyna mniej VIE
cej siedm do osmju lat Ii
czacy. Me mogac is6 dalej,
p}aka1 a Ivy zamarza|y ma
zzieb1ej twarzyczce. Kt6z
m6g} bye tax nielitosciwym;
re wysla} W taxi mr6z chop
czyka, dziecie jeszcze? City,
ba nie ojciec, ME matks?
Nasz chfopczyk by1 ubo.
GIN sierota, OLGA ME zna}, a
gdy matka zesz1ej wiosny po-
sz}a do grobu, przyja}
go cha}upnik Pajak do siebie;
ME z lito6ci, lecz ola korzy-
Sci, do paszenia gesi drob-
nych robot W comprehensive.
Pa]ak by} surowym cz}owie-
klein, uwaza} sierote jake
niezas}ugujacego ma kawa}ek
chleba; iona zas jego; majac
SERGE litosciwsze, czesto go
pred srogoscia meza zas}a-
nia}a az tenze upiwszy sic W
Villa juz cd raaa, wypedzi}
ch}opca z domu, odgrazaja &C
mu batami, jezeliby wr6ci}.
WyatraszonY sierota ucie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
Parma ma ~sprzedaz.

Moja farme W Trout Run Vail
ley, z 24s ARROW gruntu, dobre bu'
.dynki, dostatek woody, dobrze o.
grodzona, ogr6d owocowy, 40 a"
kr6w pod plugiem a wiecej do u
prawy. Dostatek dobrego drzewa
pierwszego gatunku. Ma1a posiad~
lose by}a by ,znarnienita. Zg}osic
sic albo pisa6 do
John Brownie
R.R No. :.
Arcadia, Wis
- ~-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18

WIARUs
dochodzi1o i zobaczy} wsr6d
drew 6wiate1ko. Zebral vice
si}v i wsta1: - Moze ME
szkaja tam ludzie dobrzy i
pozwola sic ogrzac?
Nagle zatrzymai sic, - Moi
Boze, a jesl3 tn mieszkaja ra
busie = moze jeszcze okro-
pniejsi cd Pajaka? - Die
ciatko Boze nak}oh ich SER
ca, ably p~ozwolili przynaj'
mniej ogrza6 sic PREY ogniu,
DO mi zimno, bardzo zimno.
I znowu szed1 naprz6d, z
wysileniem ~ostatnich sill ida
zy{ do obszernego dworu,
! w6rod kt6rego z nizkiego o.
kienka bio rzesiste swiat}o.
Ostroznie postepowa} chop
czyna, obawiajac sic ps6w,
kt6re jednak juz sic ME Cd
zywa}y, wszedi do sieni i ma
reszcie pomale6ku otworzyf
drzwi wiodace do pokoju.
Stana}, ME wiedzac co zro-
bic, cry isc naprz6d, cry sic
cofnac.
Cudowne tony muzyki
rozbrzmiewa@y doko}a, jakiej
nigdy ME s1ysza}. Ma stole
PREY przeciv leg}ej scianie uj-
rial W pieknej szopce z16-
bek. z Dzieciatkiem. z jed
nej strony obok Najswjetszei
Fanny stall swietY J6zef, O.
party ma lasce, z drugiei stro-
ny pochyla}y sic mad &}6b-
klein vol i csie}, a W A6bku
spoczywa{o W pleluszkach pa
sianku tax sliczne dziecie'
ze wygladato lax zywe. Pred
z16bkiam oddawali pok}on
sw. Trzej Kr6lowie, a W ma
lei od1eg}oSci kleczeli pastu-
szkowie, niosac nowonaro"
dzonomu Dzieciatku skrom-
ne : ofiary. Rome drzewka
pred szopka odbija}y sic
wdzie cznie swa zielono6cia cd
ciemnych scian szopki, a W
wysoko6ci ~przy6wieca}a Gu
downa gwiazdka, pod kt6ra
unosi1 sic Ani6}, zwiastujacy
radoSna now1he, inni anio{-
kowie sic wznosili W ob{o-
kach. Ma srodku izby klec2a}
powazny mezczyzna, gralac
ma gitarze, obok niego naboz-
ma niewiasta z dwojgiem die
ci, ch}opczykiem 8-mio let
MIN i dziewczynka o 3 lata
milo 1sza. Pc kt6rej przegryW'
CO zanucil mezczyzna: -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18

Dzieciatko sic narodzi1o - a
z jego glosem laczyl sic spiew
zonY i dzieci.
Nasz sierota z haven o.
klein i z1ozonemi naboznie
raczkami uklekna} ma progu
i niespuszczajac oczu z GUIDO
wnego obrazu, zapomnia} 0
wszystkiem, o Jimmie i g}o-
die, O SVEN tulactwie i 0
Paiaku; zdawa}o mu sic, re
sic znajduje W niebie, albo
W Betlejem, mimowoli VITO
rule pe]en n~iewysfowionego
szczescia.
Gag dalszy nastapi.)
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-07-19
Trades Council Notes

TRADES COUNCIL
F-da-. July ID. -gI2.-lomcl vas
called 10 ORDER 40 9 p. m. by Wee
President Chisholm.
The following credentials We're ra-
eeivad and delegates Obligated and
seated. " A. Williams. g. T. stratron.
A. E. CandelI eaEpent-r- Archie
Thompson. wn. R. smith Frank White
craft. cigar makers lfv r. j. Ginger
Mrs. ". A. Williams, Irz. 8. IT. Rob
arts. Label -eagIe.
4 communication was read from n.
7. hughes Of Spokane announcing chat
he would he 10 the lt7 Monday evening
and would speak on the recent court
decision reversing the Spokane minimum
wage law
report was READ from the llusca
tine button workers giving a detailed
account Of the monies received and ex
pended in the recent button workers
strike.
A communication from the Building
Trades Council stated that the following
had been placed unfair: VIM. Carter
Chas. HOrten. plasterers; A. Denamur
carpenter. The Council coneurred and
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-07-19

ordered The names published.
The matter Of advertising the unfair
Mitchell hotel among the unionists OF
other Sound cities vas brought to the
attention OF the council and the cooks
and walters agreed TO take action in the
matter.
Labor Day committee was instructed
TO meet il Labor Temple Sunday morn
.ng at 10 o'clock
Reports by Unions.
CarpenUers-Installati of officers.
Cigar Observation-Disclosures viii taki
part in Labor Day parade
Eugineers-Will parade Labor Day.
Gas Observation-Disclosures Of officers
Neutrality-suspicious. Van Lear gave
splendid address; viii parade Labor
Day with a special feature.
Painters-One application installa
tiou Of officers.
Single Weavers-TwO limitations
raised 800 by subscription to send a
cousumptive member TO a santarium.
Teamsters-Three limitations viii pa
rade Labor Day.
I Label League-Iustallation Of officers
I enjoyable social session.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-07-19

IN JUSTICE COURT BEFORE NOAH
SHAKESPEARE, JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE, FOR EVERETT PRECINCT,
SN0HOMISH COUNTY, WASHING
TON.
Charley johnson, plaintiff versus Charley
Stew, defendant.
To Charley Stew, defendant above named
In the name of the State of Washing
ton, you are hereby notified that Charley
Johnson, plaintiff above named, has filed
a complaint against you in the above
entitled court, which will come on to be
heard at my office in the court houes
annex, in the city of Everett, in Sno-
homish county, state of Washington, on
the 5th day Of August, 1912, at o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, and unless
you appear then and there and answer
the same viii be taken as confessed and
the demand of the plaintiff granted.
The object of the complaint Is to re-
cover the sum Of 5000 from you BY the
said plaintiff for board and lodging fur
nished TO you by the plaintiff.
Complaint filed June /, 1912.
Writ Of punishment issued same day.
NOAH SHAKESPEARE,
Justice Of the Peace.
Date Of first publication, July 5, 1912.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-07-19

phase Of the Hnford Impeachment pro
cedneg is the effort citizens give Judge
Hanford Of health It painful view Of the evidence
Observation-Disclosures that been for long time
business and professional fall all them
selves to ger in right Rainier club King County Bar
ISOLATION Seattle Chamber Of Commerce Even DR. Matthews
the eminent Seattle divine needs join the crowd Of heightened
character groveng feet Of Big Business each
with dripping pail Of whitewash the
years people Of Washington Onged for the
portny Hnard from the bench he has long
dsgracsd the result Of elimination Of judicial
abuse find learned and distinguished
gentlemen press pulpit and the bargenemen who
should an example humber folk by first
5uze nquy II high paperuring themselves truth IN
frantic effort keep ism 7
such thing as consciousness Big Business have its
Haa5r on the federal experiences little difficulty,
inducing shoals Of best citizens aid hwarting
tee and Defending popular viii.