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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-09
EASLov ADDRESS
"PROLETAREC"
KANDIDAT DEMOKRATSKE
STRANKE IN AMERISKO
~DELAVSTVO.

III VIII tlIlCl lC hOh NllNlJN w
mokratske stranke, Sc .ie izrazil
veckratni strankin kandidat in
autoriteta V stranki William j.
Bryan, da .je veGina kandidatov
pod kontrolo newyorSkih veleka-
pitalistov in n.jihovih interesov,
kar mu zavedno ameriSkO delav-
stvo prav RADIO veruje. Cudno pri
tel konvenciji, ali bolje, pri dele
gath pa je to, da so Sc zedinili
pri nominiranju g%uvernerja Will
soma, Xxi je ma glasu, da je ma
sproten TEN interesom.
Da Bryan in zastopniki "Wall
Street''-a MISC posebno navduSe-
nj castilci kandidata Wilson-a,
to Sc lahko veruje; Sc lazje pa je
verovati, da kapitalisticnemu az
raelu" Wilsona nj treba biti pray
mic strah, kajti cell njegovi
PLATFORM nj niti enc locke, vsled
katere bi Sc moral ameriSki ka-
pitalisti vznemirjati, ali Xxi bi po-
stavil V nevarnost kontrolo kapi-
talizma mad Zdruzenimi drzava-
mi. Steer bi bill kapitaliSticnim
mogotcem ljubSi kandidat brez
Bamostojnega miSljenja - poll
ticna mevza, kakor je Champ
Clark, predsednik poslanske
zbOrnice V Washington. a oni so
kljub temu voljni podpirati Will
soma.
Demokratski politicni veljaki
upajo, da bodo zmagali z Wilson
ON in potem pray pc turSko VIA
dali in izkoriscevali ameriski ma
rod. TIE njih namere so Sc pray
ocitno pokazale, ko so politi6ni
"boss-i' nekaterih drzav glasove
svojih delegacij oddali "a Will
soma, dasi so sami zastopniki OH
roma solastniki trustov, tore.i We
lekapitalizma, kateremu bale
Wilson nasprotuje. Toda vedeti
Je treba, da demokratje letos u
paJo s s~igurnostjo ma zmago. zla-
sti, ker Sc je republikanska stran-
ka razdvojila. Da Sc pa njih zelje
uresnicijo, je pa treba, da ina
stranka "a kandidata moza. S ka-
term bo stranka lahko paradira-
la in XII bo stranki pomagal do
kontrOle mad posameznimi drza-
vami, kakor tudi mad celim naro-
dom.
Res je sicer, da Mice nina DO
voda dvomiti o osebni postenosti
kandidata Wilson-a, a osebna DO
stenost predsednika sama ma sebi
ne pomeni Sc mic; glavno vpra-
SAME "a vas delavce ie. kaj ina
on "a mas, kaj pomeni njegova
lzvolitev "a ameriSko delavstvo9!
Glavna tocka njegove, to je. de-
mokratske stranke, p~latforme ie
revizija colninskega tarifa. To pa
mas delavce malo ali pa mic ne
zadeva. DOkaz "a to nudi Angli.
ia, kjer colnine nj, a kjer so de-
lavci ravnO tao ali ma Sc boil
izkoriscani, kakor pri mas, XII smo
"zavarovani' 2 visokim tarifom.
KaJ imamo torej pricakovati cd
odprave ali revizije TARTAR
Wilson in njegova stranka sta
"a regulacijo trustov potion med
dr1avne trgovske komisije. ka-
kersno imamo danes "a uravna-
vanJe %zeleznic. Kaj imajo delav-
CT pricakovati cd te komisiieP
Mic! in zopet mic To lahko potr-
dijo strajkujoci delavci pri Hi
nois Central zeleznici, kjer straik
traja re deset mesecev in kier SO
uprava iste posluzuje najpodlei-
sih sredstev, da hi prisilila strai-
karje, da hi Sc Sc zanaprej upre-
gil v jarem skrajnega iz~koriscan-
ia Vprasajte dale stavkuioGe
prekladalce blaga, XII so bill vsled
sramotno nizkih plac in neznos-
nth razmer, primorani stopiti ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-09
DELAVSKI RACUNI

10 'Seh clvlllziranih drzavah
Je uvedeno %neprestanO ~opazoyan;o
prirodnih in druzabnih poiavov
Oko statistike T. enako vnemo 20
sleduJe premembe vremena. zraS
mega tlaka, Wage, gibanja mora
IN REX kakor h~valeznost polia in
izdatnih rudnikov. Amnak > =
emo sedanja druzba nina smisl.
in ne kaze zanimanja: II DELAYS.
ko z~ivljenje.
Pred 153. lett. V casu ko velik,
revolucija Sc nj izcistila evron.
Skega zraka. je slavni anclesk;
ekonom Artur Joung zasipal tele
znamenite BESIDE: "Polozai mai.
nizJih ljudSkih sloiev je tako va.
zen "a zivlienje narodov. da no.
tovalec ne more skrbno dovoli
patti ma vse okOlSGine, XII GA o..
predeljujejo. Min blagostanie ia
Siroka podlaga "a iavno blapo.
stanjc. Oni so XII vse rede. oblaSiio
in bogate in Xxi Sc voiskuieio ~
vse Ostale druzabne razrede. lie
ce zmorejo 5 ia bremena. ne da
bi breme tutili. ie p%olozaj dezele
Srecen. Moe in bOgatstvo marc.
dow Je sOrazmerju 2 njihovim
blagOstaniem. in Ge so siromasni.
so tudi narodi Sibki." Ampak mo-
droSt je kanila ma gluho zemlio
in nj rodila deian.i. Ia raGune de.
lavskih druzin Sc vladajoci razre.
di Sc do danes MISC menili in v
statistiki zanie nj rubrike.
Po,nanJe gospodarskega polo.
zaja, V katerem zivi in trpi de-
lavstvo, je izredno vazno: vse de,
lavske tozbe in pritozbe vro il
mega. Stvarniki bogatstva live Y
bedi in glad je udomaGen COST V
nJihovih domovih. In ce Jim lie
NvlJenJe prizaneslo $ tradaniem.
ce jim nudi, kar terja zelodec,
Jlh Je pa nagnalo V mraGne brio
ge, V femme luknje. k.ier ne zivi
~tetesno in moralno zdravje. XIV
llenJe delavcu pripoveduje, da bi
vzgaJal svoje Otroke in mu one
mogoca, da hi Jill poSteno oblaGil.
Ma vprasanje, ce ustaljene ali
%rastoce mezde ZadoScajo delavst-
WI "a p~rehrano, Ia stanovanje, "a
o~blacenle in Ia vzgojo, Ge Sc ma
elm in obraz njegovega zivljenja
zbollSuje ali slabSa, ma to vpra-
SAME more odgovoriti lie tocno in
zvesto zasledovanje delavskih ra-
cunov. opazovanie bilance delav-
skin druzin. To .ie potrebno ne lie
V interesu delavstva, da vidi v
stevilkah izrazeno svojo mizerijo,
XII 10 cuti dan Ia dnem. vazno je
tudi Ia znanost, "a drZavo, da
ina verno in resnicno slikO delav-
skega zivljenja.
SredisGe razrednih bojev je boz
"a mezdo, Xxi je delez delavstva
ma bogatstvu, katero vstvarja.
VladaJoci razred, posestniki pro-
izvajalnih sredstev: zemlje in
rudnikov, fabrik in zeleznic, gle
dajo razuzdani gonji "a trenot-
MIN dobickom - XII je znacilna
Ia kapitalisticno gospodarstvo =
- da potlacijo delavske mezde,
in Sc ne menijo "a kvarne ucin-
Ike, XII v~stajajo IL njihovega raw
mania druzbi in produkciji. Ia
kal delavec Iii lie producent, am
pax je tudi konzument in kupec
izdelkov in cd njegovega gospO-
d%arskega polozaia je V SLIM meri
odvisen uspeh vseh proizvajalnih
panog.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-09
ALKOHOL IN DUSEVNE 30.
LEM

zeJo zaloStno SlikO V vedno ma
prrdujocem uzivanju alkohola in
o grOznih posledicah tega uziva-
MA. PiJan6evanje Sc Siri i'm peha
lJudi V bedo in bolezni. Cd leta
1877. do l.. 1879. je bilo oddanih
V b~olniSnioe ma NemSkem zaradi
alkohola 1886 oseb in 2556 ose-
BAN Sc je vsled pijace omraGil
um. V !. 1899. .je narastlo S~tevilo
bolnIkov vsled alkohola ma 80
O6o in V norniSnico je bio odda-
nth 1909. l.. 1899. je bilo oddanih
V bolniSnice 65.443 oseb. V norniS-
nice pa 1894. V teku petindvajse-
tlh let Sc je Stevilo bolnikov vsled
~neZmernega uzvanja alkohola
popeterilO, Stevilo onih XII so pri-
Sl V norinsnice pa potrOjilo. V
svlcarskIh nOriSnicah je bila cd
l. 1900. do 1905. ena petina vseh
moskih zaradi alkOhola. Uzivanje
alkohola in dedne boiezni ma umu
50 V pajtesnejSi zvezi. V noriSni-
cab je bilo cd 55O4 moSkih 174S
In Cd 1868 zenskih ITO. Xxi so
rmeli starSe alkoholike. Ma kon-
greSu italijanskih zdravnikov. XII
deduJelo V noriSnicah, Sc .je kon-
statiralo, da je 1873 proventov
mosklh in 10 procentov zenskih
v vseh nOriSnicah, katerim Sc ie
omracil um vsled nezmernega IL.
AvanJa alkOhola. Ako Sc priste.
JeJo Sc Oni bolniki po norisnicah.
pri katerih .je alkohol indirektni
povzrocitelj, naraste Stevilo ma
1872 prOcentov. TIE Stevilke govo-
re dovolJ r~azlO6no in jasno . o
skOdljivem uplivu 'zganih pijac.
fosebno delavstvo bi jih ne SINE
10 prezreti. Kako mai delavstvo
lzboJNe boz, katerega ga je
postavil kapitalizem, ce .je njegov
duh vsled place nezmozen. da
premotri svOj polOzaj. Alkohol
otop misli in potisne cloveka ma
AvalskO stopnjo. Ne samo start
81 postanejo nesposobni "a raz-
redni bOj, tudi otroci oslabe; "a
ostanelo v dusevnem in telesnem
razvoJu. POSebnO matere bi So
morale vzdrzati alkoholicnih nj
Jac ter hi oh enem ne smee "a.
mudlti nobene prilike, pOkazati
otrokom pijancevanje kot nekai
ostudnega in ponizevalnega. O.
trokom, XII MISC nikdar uzivali
alkohola, Sc najveGkrat tudi DO
zneJe studi vsaka opojna pijaGa.
Delavske matere, storite svoio
doIznost in ne daiajte otrokom
alkoholnHh pijaG, ker lie potem Sc
bodo vaSi Otroci ~razvili v 6asu
potrebne moe, XII bodo krepko
In odlocnO stOpali v razredni boi
fitagora: Ne delai ognja z me
Gem.
menander: Revez tezko najde So
rodnika. Zakladi so slept in
oslepe vsakOgar, XII Sc mamie
OZira.
marciJal: ResniGno moder je tisti.
kl le moder, ne da hi bill pre-
moder.
So1okleJ: NaJhujse zlO more Bit
klJuc do srece. ce Sc pravilno
porabi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-09

Strajk v Murray, Utah, Sc vedno
traJa. cato Sc delavci svare, da ne
hOdijo tia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
BURKE GETS IT
c. c. Bers's 100000 Stock Of Furs Turned Over
to the Live Wire Sales Specialist
for Quick Disposal

furrier and taxldermist. ft2s LIST
ave. turned over his entire stock
TO J. y. Burke. the well-known sales
specialist.
When seen yesterday Mr. Burke
said mir. herg'a entire stock Of
fur coats. fur sets and snecsaltiss.
as well as his fine line OF fur rugs
and splendid collection OF mounted
heads and specimens. have been
turned over to me with Instructions
10 sell az any price that win brlng
la ready money. Mr., Berg frankly
admits that he IL compelled 10 raise
a big sum OF money. and he prefers
TO sacrifice his fine stock OF goods
rather than so to the bank aud pay
big interest. a. well ne put up ey.
erythIng he owns A. collateral Mr..
Borg's store will be closed today
aud tomorrow Ia order to give me q
chance to mark down every piece Of
fur and every rug and specimen in
stock 10 such low price that
know will insure quick sale.
mr.. nerE has been IN business In
Seattle for nearly a quarter Of a
century. His reputation II estab.
ilshed for carrying only hlxh-gradc
goods. The entire stock goes on
sale Saturday morning. 10 o'clock.
al prices that will be the talk OF
the town. Watch Tho Star toInoF-
row for full details. pricss, etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
PAPA SCHMIDT RUNNING FORSCHOOL BOARD
ALL THE FAULT OF LITTLE Jessie SCHMIDT

school. Those children could ap'
prcciate technical training. Schmidt
contends. The cultural education
they received. being elementary al
best loses It's value unless con
tinuod IA advanced studies.
Says Schmidt: Primary school
education should be 40 zystemn'
tiled an To meet the greatest good
10 the % per cent. not To the per
cent. If'a the other way round
now. We prepare all the children
for college. fafher than Tor the
school OF hard knocks."
And. speaking afatistieaiiy.
Schmidt wants you 10 know that
90 per cent OF all the school chill
dren IN the country suffer with
mainutrition.
So this In what Schmidt urges;
MONDAY meals for teachers
and children at public expense.
10 be prepared In connection
with the domestic science de-
parment.
Open air schools In city
marks. where deficient can be
TIEttfTu tt fhttf ttHfHf ht%af~
faculties. as IL nov done Ia
Germany and France. and TO
some extent In New York city.
Differentiated courses 70 be
worked out with reference 20
the needs and capacities Of the
pupils. such courses 10 include
vocational training.
Believes In Peace.
There are several other changes
advocated by Schmidt One n 10
instruct the children In the prin.
cIplca and doctrines OF universal
peace. and the suppression of the
BOY Scout movement. and all other
forms Of miussrirm. Another IL the
announcement OF the use Of schools
as social csntsrr.
Schmidt II a native of Germany.
came 10 the United States In 1887.
20 Seattle In 1898. was president
OF the first law class Of the Uni
vcrxity OF Washington. rot married
here. and has five children. the
three eldest attending the Long
fellow school.
He IL -, but doesn't look H.
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Nicholas Schmidt and President
TAFT don't agree. Simply cant
see u the same way nj all.
you'il remember the rotnnd aud
once.upon-a.tlmo.smiling one pour
cd forth the touching sentiment
after certain event OF rather re.
cent date that "Onc good defeat
does. not deserve another"
Never again for Bill.
Hut not 40 with Nicholas
Schmidt.
schmidt suffered defeat ON No
yembor 6. too. Swamped by an
avalanche OF votes for the other
fellow. II wasn't much OF sur'
prise 20 Nicholas schmidt Had
ho won. YOU could have fioorcd
him with a feather. Schmidt was
socialist candidate for prosecuting
attorney of King county.
hut Schmidt doesn't Quit after
one defeat. Not II the socialist
party In Seattie-or the faction Of
II 10 which he belongs. there being
two factions al this moment and
two socialist candidates - wants
him Ia run.
So Nicholas Schmidt IL now
armed with loads and loads Of sta.
tisticr 10 prove why he should he
elected school director ncxt Satur.
day.
WHY
ressie's 20 Blame.
Schmidt will gladly tell you. For
one thing. little Teaar Schmidt
wanted him 10 answer a question
In geography not very long ago,
How much bigger IL Texas than
Rhode Island :" she asked
Papa schmidt didn't know.
Neither did Mamma Schmidt.
All But tomorrow little Teaalc
would ask teacher. She would
know. ale knows 90 many OF these
important things which no one else
does.
no you got 1T" Schmidt wants
20 know. "fio you see the point
We spend too much time laying q
cultural groundwork In our primary
grades. without giving the children
useful. vocational training"
schmidt has no objection 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

geography. and poetry. and alxe.
bra. aud other studiek. but pro
liclency in those should not be
considered as the final end 20 be
attained Ia the primary schools. he
contends He wants trades taught
In the primary gradca. 40 that boys
aud girls can receive real training
10 meet the big. biz world outside
the schooiroom.
And here he produces his stats.
tics figures compiled by the fed.
cral government
NOnly per cent 81 the common
school children reach high schools
and universities" schmidt shows
you.
Would sysserstiss study.
The IS per cent go 10 work as
soon ~ they are old enough TO quit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
TWO DOCS IN THE NEWS; ONE
RESCUES AND OTHER KILLS

ny Waited Press LEASED Wire
NEW YORK. Dec. h--There viii
be no happy reunion In the old
country for barnett silvernan aud
HIS wife. an event fondly looked for
ward 20 by the old man. whose IL
tic candy and notions store Is In
the basement of a tenement He IL
dead and HIS companion OF many
years. Jake. his pet poodle. Is dead,
too. Jake chewed n gas tube TO =
little stove while hts old master
slept. and the escaping gas killed
them both. silveFman had planned
to rcioln his wife in Russia next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
News Of the Day condsnssd for Busy People

1 ExAcTINo
DO you sing. Rsosnstdf"
"What shall ! sing sbousl"
swell. about = eslnoss."
Worn 70 extend the Seattle ferry
dock 10 parallel tho face Of the
Grand Trunk Pacific and Colman
docks will be commenced the first
part Of January.
| Senator ~. c. Owen. the sitter.
| ney general elect OF Wiscrnsin. In
making q short stay In Seattle ~
the guest Of W. A. otis, 2os West
Comstook ~.
A. the bassar opened yesterday
BY the womcn's guild Of 81. Mark
Episcopal church. an exhibit vas
made OF photographs OF former OF.
ficsrs and rectors Of the church.
The body Of Nelson Miller. ~
tnissing since Thanksgiving DAY.
vas discovered yesterday At the
farm Of J. Y. Smith. Miller had
1t3sh MS HSAA tss Win = A0fU4u4
New vorks--Ths last man vino
LEFT the deck OF the Titanic last
April. Col Archibald Oracle. died
last night In a private hospital.
An involuntary petition In bsnk-
ruptcy Vas filed against the firm
OF Rowe q Robinson. Of Mount Yer.
non. in the u. 3. district court yes
terday. The Standard OIL Co, Cor.
ham Revere Rubber Co. and Sea.
board OH Co. are pcsitioning cred
itorp.
v. W. c. \. will sivs . benefit
tomorrow night for = widow with
eiEhs children. the last one born
after its fathers death.
Leonard Mcclure. manager a. the
Seattle 0asnge Co, has been eject
ID president OF tho rcorRanlxed
Chauffeurs' club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

~ NH'ttN FFeFf T7FAHfd WIZ
NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y, Dec. 5
After being awakened by hIf
monsrel dog Mutt" who dashed
through flames to his aid. James
Considinc escaped from q seeon
story window Of Bonnie rrae Inn,
and later rescued two maids and
three male employees.
The Inn was completely destray'
ed by fire which Is believed q
have been OF incendlary origin. u
was one Of the hest-knoNn road
houses between New York and New
Haven. Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
ORDERS ARREST OF
ABSENT HUSBANDS

| Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Crawford White has been ordered
BY Judge Dykeman 10 arrest and
prosecute four husbands. the wives
Of whom are suing for divorce on
| the grounds Of dessrtion. Judge
Dykeman says husbands must be-
taught their obligations 10 their
wives and families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
Among the Lines Of
Women's Cloves at $1.OO

TLACE-FIN1SHED Kid Gloves, pique
VI style, one clasp. Paris-point cmbroid-
cred; black, white and colors, 500.
Glace Kid Gloves, overseam style, two
clasp brosscr embroidery; black, white and
colors; $l.00.
one-clasp Cape Gloves. p. X. NJ. sewed,
one clasp. double-drawn embroidery; tan,
white and black; $i00.
Tan Gauntlet Gloves pique style, $l00.
Silk Gloves with silk lining; two clasp;
black; $l.00.
Short Silk Gloves. black, white and col
ors. $l00.
Long Silk Gloves, elbow length, black
and white. $l00
IN CHILDREN'S GLOVES AT 800
Misses Two-clasp Glace Kid Gloves,
black, white and colors. $l0o.
Children's One-clasp Kid Gloves, tan and
white. $l.00.
Boys Tan Gloves. several shades, $l0O
GLOVE BONDS ISSUED IN ANY
AMOUNT, REDEEMABI.E ANY TIME.
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Kind cir. you behold In me n
child Of nature-stsrving."
On your way. You're TIE fourth
touch Of nature I've had this
morning"
All the high school Debating
teams In the city II I O'Clock, Jan,
uary 3, will wrestle over the qucs.
ton OF the sixyear presidential
term.
olympIss-J. p. MsddIx Of Mud
Bay was convicted OF turning loose
an old horse TO die. He was fined
$40 and costs.
epokane.--It was believed & bun
die OF pay checks issued by the o.
w. X. q N. Co.. for paying en-
ployes, was lost. They were later
returned from the bank, csshed.
Some men are born rich. some
men earn riches and others Join
the New York police department.
A Russian pIanIst, Mile. Tina
Lerner. will play In the university
auditorium Friday morning. at 10
o'clock.
Port Townsend.---British Vice
Consul Klockcr was elected mayor
yesterday.
oIympIa.--Judoe Dykeman's de.
cision that the appraisal OF tide
Hand fills by the state commission
ers was final. has been sustained
by tho supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05


A CLEVER DIAGNOSIS
wife (ts sick husband The
doctor says your systsm needo
| . stimulant. and has prescribed
| whisky.
Patient fsspsriy)--That ply
| sician has diagnosed my eass
eosrsctly--hs kno~s ME bUei-
| nsss. When are We 70 beoIuf
WIss--Rloht away. vsu ere
| 20 have . tsaspoonful each
wsek.-Modsru gIoqusncs.
| Columbus, o.--tSurvylup 20 finish
his work 20 he could b. married.
/ Dan ziegler lost two fingers In Z
bakery mixer. He sued for $1,000.
The supreme court has informed
him q wedding 10 no excuse for cArS.
lessness. He gets nothins.
connsrsviljs. ind,--8Ix beonys
handles were stolen from the CONN
that held Mrs. Frank wheelevs
corpse. while the casket was await.
Ing shipment At the local railres1l
station.
Bangor. MaIne.--Fewer deer ehoQ
ever before were slain In the Maths
woods during the hunting seasuo
but ~ men were killed andf n
wounded when mistaken for
deer"
New York.--onsks gowns
With cleaning tInts and IIness
that hug closer than some once
brother are the latest fad or
society.
Returning from the fishing baMsuI
off Vancouver Island. tho hafibsa
schooners Roosevelt. Washington
and Shamrock reached here yeefar
day. They reported rough wealth
croft the banks.
The Y. 8. survey steamer Psttsr
son will 60 to the Heffernan dry
dock for repairs. She Ia expected
to sail for the Hawaiian islands IN
about two weeks.
Pouphkeepsie, N. Y,--Becsus<
some one poisoned his two pet bull
dogs, John Middaugh, 80 years old
Is dead OF grief
| Harrisburg. Pa.--Edoar Hottie, 2;
years old, claims the oyster eatins
record. Seventy oysters won't dowr
his throat In ten minutes.
Joshua Weinberg, Jewish pho
neer Of Seattle, died last night a
his home. I'LL Washington IT.
aged %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Puget Sound Navy vssd.--lsssi
comedians aud artists viii gtse .
ynudevilie show December - mr.
the benefit OF the Navy Y. y. G. 4.
Tire liner Hysdss Of the masssu
Navigation Co. reached here yester-
day from Honolulu. bringing about
2 200 cases OF canned pincAppiess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Ballard miiis will spend more
than 100000 Ia meeting the new
water level OF Salmon Bay. which
will raise with the opening Of the
Lake Washington canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

THE THEAIlNO HNbfI
Cabs - what's the matter
with your hssdy
sssye---i treated Jones 10
haircut yesterday. and ~ insist
Cd on ms having sncthsr with
him.---cineinnasl cnarirsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

a new schedule from Seattle -
ports in southeastern and south
western Alaska Ia being planned BY
officials OF the Alaska Stcafnship
Co. The schedule will provide tor
more frequent service 20 ksschiksn
and juneau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Capt. .. Arthur 10 the new master
on the bridge OF the Blue Funnel
liner Cyciops. which sailed Sovcm'
Der . from London 10 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Joshua Weinberg, Jewish pIo-
neer Of Seattle, died last night at
his home. I'LL Washington st..
aged 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Bangor. MsIne.--Fswsr deer ehna
ever before were slain In the Ma1us
woods during the hunting seasuo.
but ~ men we're killed and ~
wounded when mistaken for =
deer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
ExAcTINo
DO yeu sing. Nspsesidf"
@Whst shall ! sing about !"
swell, about 4 enlnoss.s

Worn 70 extend the Seattle ferry
dock 10 parallel the face Of the
Grand Trunk Pacific and Colman
docks viii be commenced the first
part Of January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

New vork.--onsks gowns =
with cleaning tInts and IInes D
that hug closer than some once
brother are the latest fad or
society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

connsrsviijs. ind.--8Ix beonys
handles were stolen from the CONN
that held Mrs. Frank Whee1e1s
corpse. while the caskct was await
Ing shipment ut the local rai1read
station.