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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16
sANDELE FIT FOR BOUT

George Sandele, the heavyweight
Greek wrestler, professionally known
as the "Greek Demon" whose aggres-
siveness ION the mat has gained for
him the reputation of being formid-
able opponent under any rules, is fit
to meet Lex Bersin, the United
States navy champion. The contest
will be staged at the Gayety Theatre,
Newark. Wednesday night Victor
Fuerst will try conclusions with Cal
Whistler.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16
WORLDS DUCKPIN
RECORD Is BROKEN

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dec. 16.-John
Casner, of the Monessen duckpin
team, yesterday hung up score of
237-a worlds record at the little pins.
The game was on the Arcade alleys,
regulation size, and was witnessed by
a big crowd. Burr, of the. Westing-
house team, rolled 20S. These individ-
ual records follow closely upon the
worlds record made during the last
week by the Unger No. team of
the Liberty Valley Ducks. On the
Friendship alleys in competition the
fingers rolled up score of 1897 pins.
Their best game was 666 pins.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16
U. OF PENN. FIVE
LEADS COLLEGIANS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.-The
University of Pennsylvania basket
ball team heads the Intercollegiate
League through its % to Is defeat of
Princeton on the latter's floor on
Saturday night. 1t was an excel
lent start for Coach Kiefaber's boys,
although marred by the removal from
the game of the captains of both
teams for rough work.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-when Presi-
dart Farrell, of the New York Amer
loans. opened his mail today ne
learned officially, it is said, from
August Hermann, of the Cincinnati
Club. that Frank Chance IS eligible
to receive an offer to manage the
Highlanders next year.
According to Los Angeles dis
patches. Chance wants to hear defi-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16
Boxing Tonight

OVER CENTRAL STATION
MADDEN VS.. GLACKEN
DOBBS VS.. LEWIS
JACKSON VS.. BROWN
CLIFFORD VS.. KELLY
JACKSON VS.. DANLEY
YOUNG JOE VS.. BURN
F1TzsIMM0Ns VS.. HOWARD
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16

Monte Cross. the old inielder, SAYS
that George Baumgartner, the young
hurler of the st. Louis Browns, is
due to make a big stir in the Ameri-
can League next season. mo pitch
or will do better work next year than
Raumgartner," Cross predicts.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16
HudsOnS Drop to Third Place
Tie i'm the National League

mainder of the battle favored the
Melrose team, however. and it soon
rolled up enough points to win over
again.
At Parkview oval yesterday after
noon the Sheffield A. F. C. downed the
Essex County F. C. by the score of 6
goals to 0. The work of the Sheffield
forward line featured the game.
The Thomas A. C. was recorded the
victor over the Wolf Tones. goals to
10, in an exhibition soccer match. de-
cided on the losers grounds, yester-
day afternoon.
The Newark f. C. won a New York
State League game in New York yes
terday, walloping the Cameron F. c.,
goals to g The Cams tailed first.
making both points before the locals
even had a look-in. The Newarkers
took a sudden brace in the last half,
however, and it was not long before
the locals were in the lead. Doig
played well for the Newarks. while
Adams did best for the Camerons.
After battling ninety minutes up
and down at Edison field, Brooklyn,
yesterday afternoon, in a first divi-
sion New York State League game
the st. George eleven. and the New
York Celtics walked off the field with
one goal each to their credit.
Othar New York SIafe "a pue
games yesterday resulted as follows:
McDonalds 8, Brooklyn Celtics L;
Hollywood Inns 2, Critchleys 1; Ger
mans 3, Anglo-Saxons l, and Clan
McDuffs 8, Over Seals 1.
The soccer football game between
the Eureka and Longfellow elevens in
New York yesterday will have to be
replayed. With the score a tie, goal
to 1, the ball blew up seventeen min
utes before the game was scheduled
to end.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16

Never put or until tomorrow wha t
you can do today-now. Write out that
little CLASSIFIED ad. on the want Ad-
Blank printed on the inside Of the last
page. send Il IN and It shall receive our
close attention. Now Is the time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16
CHRISTMAS

CIGARS NOW READY flne large as
eortment Of Domestic and Havana Cigars
The one Best Present for a man.
Our "Ofileial Seal Perfectos. regular
3 for 20 cent cigar, on sale now in boxes OF
25 for s1.25. Boxes of so for $3.50.
Make your selection early
petty'e Pharmacy, TEL Broad St
Just inside the door.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16
VICTORY FOR BURNS

frankie Burns. of Jersey, outpoint-
ed Jem Kendrick, of England. in a
ten-round go at the Royal A. c. Sat
urday night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16

second place. The Hudsons are tied
for third honors with the Wilberforce
eleven.
Before fully 1,500 soccer enthusiasts
the West Hudson eleven, OF Harrl-
son, went down before the True Blue
eleven. at Willard Park, Paterson,
Yesterday afternoon, in a National
League game. The final score was
goals to 8. Neil Clark, former Hud-
son player, now with the Blues,
starred throughout the battle. He
Tailed three of his teams points and
played brilliantly on the defensive.
Fisher was there with the other point
for the home team, while Lennox and
Cooper were the tally makers for the
losers, the former getting two points.
On Manhattan field, yesterday after
noon. the Scottish Americans. of this
city, lost to the Bronx United eleven,
goals to 2, in National League
battle. Remarkable passing by both
elevens featured
The Holy Cross F. C. played a draw
game with the Cowboys at GreenVille
Heights yesterday afternoon, each
eleven scoring point. Clever de-
fensive work on the part of-the Har-
risonians enabled them to hold the
strong Cowboy team, which has vic
tories over some of the best eleVenS
hereabouts. The homesters were the
first to tally, making its point In the
initial half. 1t was not long after
the restart when Johnny Kirk, of the
visitors. secured the ball and shot 1t
through, which evened matters.
The Hibernian Soccer team, Of
Philadelphia, defeated the Jersey A.
c. by the score of to / in an exhi-
bition game at Jersey City yesterday
afternoon. Tommy Gaynor scored
both of the "Hibs goals in the first
half. The "Joiseys" scored their point
in the second half. from a penalty
kick against Logue, for handling the
ball. The game was exciting and
attracted good sized crowd.
Three intercity soccer matches were
decided yesterday morning. The
Nairns defeated the Burns Club at
Riverside oval, 8 to 2. while on the
same grounds the Eurekas walloped
the Hawthornes. to 0. The Alley
Boys swamped the O'Keefe f. G. on
the Clark grounds, 6 to 0. kingsley
failed to put in an appearance at
Plainfield Saturday and the contest
was forfeited to the latter.
The Riordans are still winning.
They took the Greenville Rovers into
camp, goals to /, at the Clark A. A.
grounds yesterday afternoon. AL
though the home team won, the
Greenville lads were in the game all
the way.
The Melrose f. c., Junior League
champions. defeated the Birmingham
F. c.. by 4 goals to l, at Roseville
oval, yesterday. The ''Birms" were
the first to tally, making point a few
minutes after the start. The re-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE

The Jersey A. c., of Jersey City,
although idle yesterday, still leads
the National Soccer League The
Bronx United team as a result of its
victory over the Scottish Americans
yesterday, tied the True Blues, who
won from the West Hudsons, for
second place. The Hudsons are tied
for third honors with the Wilberforce
eleven.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-16

The Melrose F. c., Junior League
champions. defeated the Birmingham
F. c.. by 4 goals to l, at Roseville
oval, yesterday. The 'Birms" were
the first to tally. making point a few
minutes after the start. The re-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Wiunituqo lit unter 8emadung bier

8innitogo iii ltnter 8etpadung bier
,eingetroffen. @unoerte bntten iid am
8abnbofe e%ingeflunSen, I'M leire et1=
1nien1ng gu ie6ee, m1roen ober ent-
tanridt, oenn ser 3ng murSe auBer-
bam Ser Station a11gebalten mo Der
Monn raib in Sos goumtpgefangniB
iiberfiibrt.
Baylor sails. = 0ie7e @o-
dr. Montog mur0e bier ein Sarmers~
furs er6ffnet, Ser bis 5lm IA. De-
.5eu1ber an6auern miro. 8reile fnr
Sic belten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
~@etneine, @ieb un6 &ousmirtbi6aft
.iino a~psgeiebt. Sc uerben profttlde
Demonl trotin1en tn ser 8%el1rtbeilung
bon Mais, &leingetrei0e, o1rSepen
6armpro6uften u,no gieb oorgefiibrt,
auno iiber Mildapirtbid)nft, 2an5=
mirtbl1oft, @ausmirtgdaft etc. tper=
sen 8orlefungen gebolten. Dienitog
'MBen0 bielt superintendent 8ilion
:uotf bet iigtautsfarmlda1le einen ill=
,ltrierten 8ortr6fg iiiiersss& ridtige Set
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
. RIA
.sab.0afpta.

Aberdeen. Ner16te6eme
sSrauen-g Tubs 6es Stoates bnben liid)
5ujaammengetban un6 mer6en sic
114iidJte Stautslegislutur erirden reir
ien6e 8ibliotbefen ber5mitellen. sic
.beboupten, oaB MIR et1pa neun Big
3ebn 8ro8ent ser 2anobemobner @e-
legenbent baben, cine 8ibliofbef gu
beiuben. Die reiien0e 8ibliotbef ion
ibrer Mnitdt ma@ an elmer getpiiien
SteGe gemiiie 3eit pertpeiIen un6
Sam meiter geidnff aper6en.
Balls. - 33tnei 56bne,
.15 u1b 10 Sabine retteten Dos 9eben
ibrer gItern, 6ie ltnter 6em urrge<
ititr5ten M1lto feitgeilennmt tparert, iin-
Gem es iberett geInng, sen &rnffttun<
gen 10 melt bod aa1 beberr, BOB Die 81.
tern befreit mer6en fora1ter.
&nro*n.- 8eamte Ser Miifo1ri
Miiper 5eetion i'm iuoIiiden EBeile oSes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
tll11g elmer eyarm.

@roofit o n. - 9eab DurGfiibz
rurg elmer nolitdnoigen &eorganiia =
tom ut15 ser Mnnabnpe Derl6iebener
8el6liiile, 5eren elmer 6ringe1r6 sic
Neneintbeilu1tg ser 9egislatur0iitrif=
tie foroert, mabreno ein an6ener it9
fir Srntenitimmredt erfldrt, erfor
Die HorhMin1ue Acknowledgements
go in ibrer 5dlubitbung @emi6ii ols
ndhiten @~eriammlunngsort un0 err
mablte Sic %folgenSen 8eomte,t: Nrai=
itSent: 6. sc. Sing Don Seer &iber;
8t3eprdiiSe1t: s. 81. Mbrigbt, 8roi=
nero; Sefretar: 50. 81. Mc&en5ie, 8e-
mirji; S6abmeiIter:: 81. s.. @eoge,
gemioii; @ou5paesousikuB: 80. g.
&on bon @aB 2ate; Mojor @ba bon
Gulutb; 6. 8. @orger BON McsSSn<
toib.
Dnlufb. = Cine Melonng aus
Chicago beiagt, 6oB 700 8et6nadts-
baume, 5tpeifeuos Don ser 9abnng 5es
#a@@euiie :r@in1no,is n,rgeffd>pet,stt
1poroen fins. Die Mbii6t, g9lepper
CUR 5ltd)e na6 Gem berunglidten
5diffe aus3uien5en, lit anfgegebem
mor6en, ga als li6er ongenommerr
miro, 6uB ettpaige Mitglieoer ser 8e-
monnung, 6ie itd bel 6em untergange
6es s@iffes gerettet baben, inapi=
.iden iiGer infolge ser &alte uno ser
grldopfung umgefomnen iin6. -
IYfit 1924 gegen 1868 5timmen bo=
ben Sic @6bler Don Da1lutb ii6 fir
oie &otnmiiiiors : @ermaltungsform
entidieoep..
ito n. = Sic Mor6!Meim
neiota=g ntptdltngs=2iga betbetligte
Iiih am 0onneritagaben5 an sen
Seierlidfeiten Ser l1ebergabe unS Be-
renm1ng 1eeleer @ebdr6e bes bieiigen
@orotpeif=M 81 erbauiaule. Inter sen
@aiiten befa1poen ii9 Sanes S. SIN
Dr. Geo. 6. 8incent, Nraii0ent
Ser Minneiotoer %uniperiitdt. Mls 1ds
1teue M6erbalagebd116e ma9 SSantes S.
Sill benannt mur6e, erbob iid onbal<:
TENDER Mpplaus, un6 erft nod lai1z
gerer 3eit gelang es @errn Sill, Sc
legenbeit gu erbalten gu elmer fur3et
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
CALIFORNIA Tra,1 ernitli6 alarmirt.

u8or tlr5er 3eit 5og i6 mir cine
ernite GrtGltung 'au, ole iih ouf meine
9u1pgen feitiebte un6 mir grobe 8ln~
&c penuriobte. Sd batte i9limme
9uitenanfdQe, ur10 npeine 2ungen ma-
rem 10 apebe utr0 ent5iin6et, 6ab tb
anfing, ernitli9 beunrlrbtgt 81 mer-
cen. gin 5srellm6 empfuN @bamber-
loins &uitenmittel uno iagte, Tie bdt=
Rt es Sabre long gebraudt. Sd fanf-
tie Elm 6laide, nn0 mein Suiten ber-
idman0 in ser eriten Nadt, unb in
elmer @ode NOR ih bie grfdlturg
.llno cos Meb metner 2nngen IoS,
idreiM SRI. Maria Gerber, Sotpteqe,
Sal. 81 ddufen BEL nllen Sd11olern.
~ NlrBeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Gdman'S Mlterntibe
bod 9eprieien.
Gin t~uertbpplles Mittel fir 6als nnb
2nngen.

&c 1T Eborbeit at glauben. oab
ss5htpinbiudt iiuhh bon irgenb elmer nnbern
Ardnfbeit unter1heibe. inherr tie ben -@e<
brau6 irgenb elmer ipe3ifihen Nebi3in
fit tire 8ebnnblung nt9t ben0tbtge.
Ssebt baben iid felt elm paar Snbren cine
1nqebeure Mnf5e freitptqiger bmfbnrer
4engnii1e bon Berfonen n%ufgebdmft, tpel=
de fir eben Dem @dman'5 Nlterdttbe,
cine Mebi8in fir SuberfuIoits, gu berz
bnnfen baben. 5i6erli6 genug 3eit. UNI
ihren bleibenDen 8ertb gu bemonitriren.
SIR t1nnt an irgenb etnen 0abon 16rei>
ben. !@ier lift zeine6:
1898 @trarb Mbe., 8bilabelphia, ga:
6errenl-.sSm @inter 1908 hattie i'd
einen Grippe : Nnfau, benz Hneumonid
folate unb in 5dninbfu6t al1sartete.
cs6 ip1rbe beft6nbig fdlimmer. SIN Bin<
ter 1904 hatte 5i6 9nften, ESTABLISHMENTS,
Siebtr nnb ersenete Qnantitdten fhleht
ausiebenber 5toffe unb fpdter bate i4
mehrere Blutitiir3e, einmnI brei IN bret
nufeinmber folgenben Sagen. D1il1 nrb
Eier tpurben 70 ge1hmadlos, baB ih nihts
nrunten halten fonnte. 9rei Ncrate
behanoeIten midi. Sd tpurbe na9 Sen
@eraen aefdidt, 8ina aber niht. Cd
lmdn's MIterdtib fpurbe mir bon einem
STrelnbe empfohIen. Nabbem id cine
.oerinae Qnmtitdt qenommen batte. bottle
ih oen.arften rihtigen Madtsfhlof felt
@oden. Meine 8eilerlna 5eiate lid beim
erften. Sh getpann Stdrfe nn6 8etpi6t
uno Mppetit. SD batte ME tpieber einen
0l,1titura unb mein 3uften lieB ndd. auz
mdlia Big CT b%oIlitdnbta fort mar. Sd
Bin b%oQitdnbig tpobl. Nlles, tpas ib bier
nneebe, funn bon meiner Sarnilie 1t10
meinen Srcunnen heftGtiat tperben."
utnter3eidnetes Nffibnbit) Gnna SGobb
2nuehrdr.
gdman's Mteratibe lit nirfiam III Sal
len bon 8ronditis, Mitbnn, 9eufieber,
Gale nnb 2ungenz8 eidtperben nnb I'M
Mnfbnu bes 5bftems. @ntbdlt fein Gift,
9pia1sn oDs a geeOiSin BE li& 8n " &C. Ssx
9sgapolitor 9rug So. unb anberen S8auptz
npotbefern. Sragt mad Bootlet, in nell
diem 4eiInngen ber3eidnet iin6 ober
fdreibt an gdmn11s Qaboratoril1n. 9bi<
SIabeIpbiin,, ga, fir tpeitere gbiben3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

Darlington, cine 31pan8ig Sabre alte
S6ullebrertn, ml1r0e ouf ibrer SCENT
fabrt bon Ger Sdule nabe MDeribire,
no ibr Bfero Dor einem 8abn5ug lief,
tauf ser gteQe getobtet.
@afpaIa. $. s. Mc9augblm
bat fir cine Seftion unfultipierten
2anbes i1t bieiiger @egenb Don 2eu=
ter aus sent 0iten $4,000 erbalten.
IS lit 6ies in Sic er @egemo ein5y
5oltebenoer Breis. Die neraer @igen=
tbiimer beabiidtigen, anitoBen6eS
2an0 bon Sm0ionern at padten un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

,Staates madten einen guten Sang,
i1poem Tie @alter &olman berbafteten,
melder apegen 8ieb= un6 8fer6e=
DiebltabIs in Butte County gemiini9t
miro. 5000 @elobnltng maren auf
iein grgreifen olsgeieBt. Ser @e=
fanfene lit 90 Sabne alt ur6 gibt als
Elm gefdbrIi6er 8urlde.
5beISon. = MooIpb S@etoe,
81 Sabre alt> berldludR beim Cont
lugungsmoble eitet Sbeil leiner fnl=
lden 3abne unb eri ttdte 0aran.
gmmitsbnrg. - Ebereiia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
eime groBe @iebfarm eim5uridten.
Ell belfcm imn1er alteren &eripne

sic belfcn immer alteren &erionen.
SoleD Nierenpiuen bringen Sen d.
nren Nerionen gerobe sic @ilffe, Ole
.jie gebruud)en, Inn lire Mieren uno
8laien gu frdftigen unto 5u itarten
l1uo tbre Clifton 8u regulieren. Sobm
80. Moiters, Streator, ST., iaat:
vSSd fiible beiier mnb itdrfer aIs ieit
pielen Sabren, un0 Solep Mierenpil-
len bnben's get5an. Molitor 9rug
60. - MnReiqe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-21
EVERY STREET IN BRUNS WICK
Has Its Share of the Proof That Kid
ney Sufferers Seek.

Has Its Share of the Proof That Kid
ney Sufferers Seek.
BackacAe? Kidneys weak?
Distressed with uriiasy ills?
Want a reliable ldney remedy?
Don't have TO LOOK far. Use what
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Here's one Brunswick mans ex-
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Let !. Davis, of 1920, Wolf ST, tell
it.
He says: 'Doan's Kidney Pills are
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edy to be had. They have been used
in our family and we think highly of
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NOTICE..

On account of numerous changing
Of time for closing of motorcycle con-
tets at Bruce's drug store, as well as
several changes of number votes Civ
en- for monies spent, l hereby with
draw from said contest. beg to
thank enc and all for their liberal
support, which is truly appreciated,
and would request that my friends
not spend any further money on my
account. Very respectfully,
SIDNEY T FLEMING.
June 20. 1912. 6-21-23
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-21

There is one medicine that every
family should be provided with and
especially during the summer months;
viz, Chemberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is almost GER
tain to be needed. 1t costs but a
quarter. Can you afford to be with
out it? For sale by all dealers
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Price. quality and quantity. We
can please you in all these three.
Try US. Walker Grocery Co, phone
219.
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SHERiFF's SALE.

GEORGIA.-Glynn County.
Will be sold before the court, ,dse
door of Glynn county, Georgia, on the
first Tuesday in July TEXT, during the
legal hours of sale, the following Ge-
scribed property, to-w't: An 11., V d.
ed one-half interest in and to the I'M
expired leasehold interest of the wos-
tern half of Town Commons lot nam-
Der forty seven (47) between John
son, Gordon, F and G streets in the
city of Brunswick, said county and
state. Levied on and to be sold as
the property of the defendant in ex-
ecutiop. Prince j. Henderson, under
and by virtue of an execution issued
from the superior court of Glynn
county in favor of Lula Hankerson
and against Prince J. Henderson, for
$S1.s3 principal and s24.55 cost. Writ
ten notice of levy given to defendant
VIM. H. BERRIE, Sheriff.
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Just In

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FindIey, phone 40, has few mere
of those fire horses and mules Cor
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A guarantee OF good bread-Wil-
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For the very best smoker, call for
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IF YOU are in doubt Join the Wood
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A guarantee of good bread-Wil-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21

tracks Is obligatory. Statistics OF
business must be furnished.
The American Hawaiian Steam
ship Co. is the largest doing busi-
ness under the American flag. II
has taken definite steps for IN in.
crease In its fleet by the time the
Panama canal Is open. and Seattle
will be the Pacific terminus OF it's
route via Panama.
The commission feels" said Gen.
Chittenden this morning. that il is
good stroke OF business and a
just recognition of the Importance
OF this company In the commercial
development of this city. to pro-
vide II n suitable home here. The
commission invites inspection of
the terms and conditions Of the con
tract.
This contract makes the property
In question absolutely seItsustain-
ing from the start. The arranoe.
ment made with this company will
fully pay the interest and bond re.
tlrement from the moment il goes
into effect. and will relieve the tax.
payers from any charge on the cost
OF the Improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
RECALL OF
JUDGES IS
DENOUNCED

CHICAGO. June 2i.--As a further
indication that the regular repub-
licans have decided 10 draw the line
sharply between radicalism and
conservatism. and that the party
will stand squarely on the latter is.
sue. the subcommittee on resolu.
flons today wrote into the tenn
porary draft OF the platform a
plank denouncing the recall OF
JUDGES and recall Of judicial de-
esslons. two OF the fayorlte planks
of the Roosevelt progressives.
II is expected that the factions OF
the progressives who do not sub
scribe to the Roosevelt bolt and
who intend TO remain regular" will
oppose the plank In the full com
mittees and even on the floor OF the
convention. Whatever It's fate. the
la Toilette men will present plat
form as minority report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
ON SUNDAY HE
IS A PARSON

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2f.-Thc
Rev. w. L. Coffman. pastor of tho
NJ. f. church at Albany. announced
to his congregation from the pulpit
that he had entered the service OF
the telephone company as an ex-
pert accountant. and that in case
they needed his services for we'd
dings or funerals. they would have
to notify him before hand, so that
he could arrange his office hours"
accordingly. He will work during
the week and preach on Sunday,
He said he does not care for the %
cents an hour the company has
promised him but wishes TO render
greater service 10 the community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
THE new PARTY MAY
WANT WILSON FOR
I. RUNNING MATE
s.,.6onal Report That Effort May Be Made to Com
- Two Progressive Leaders of Two Parties to
Head New Progressive Party-Bryan Also Men,
,;oned for Ticket
10y uni,ed Press Leased wlrsJ

CHICAGO Iune 2i.--Woodrow Wilson is the already
- q today as running for notwithstanding that
1920 viii be the candidate OF the partyn the event
81 wilson is not named at Baltimore
Wm l. BRYAN IS also prominently mentioned.
II ( pou,ed out by George l. Record Of New Jersey, who
ns or tins program that Roosevelt and Wilson really
k eqaal degree aud belong 20 the same party and that
~ and Harmon tact representatives OF the same
arrests.
The time for the alignment, II is said. has and
A sss convention viii be the big step after the bolt
m the old line republican organization has been worked out.
III time to shake Peuroee Crane and Root said Record
A<s should herd themselves party which stands openly
II <pes privilege and the pervcrson o the We who
x r human rights and for social justice have nothing in
ermon with them and ought go with clean democrats
IL Ben Lindsey Bryan and others ot their kind We have
hah thar the country IS ready 70 respond.