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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
WHEATON, OUT OR IN A PLATE OF
FALSE TEETH? YES? NO? READ THIS!

Us ANGELES. Dec. 24.--LyIng
ne receiving hospital. waiting
sezt move Of a corps Of puzzled
ssons. N. ,. Wheaton. Ga. ia I'M
III % decide today whether he is
Or IN, a plate Of false teeth for
Ioser Jaw.
nn'ls eating dinner with his
s.nsf, who IL 81 years Of age.
"a evening. Wheaton gasped. his
~ ouiged and his guIlet worked
e1EuIslyely.
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drinks and to warm themselves. A
big carry-ali In following them
along tho road 10 pick up any who
may collapse.
Only three % tho party which
originally left New York have en-
dured the hardshlpa Of ricir tramp
throughout the Journey The other
two. gtill in the march today. fell
out az line soon after the party left
New York city. but feiolned NJ
puuEhicepsie. and have kept tho
sturdy trio who endured company
since that time.
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MURDERER TO
EXPLAIN CRIME

POMONA. Cal. Dec. "a Deputy
District Attorney j. w. Jooa ar.
rived here NJ noon today and will
accompany Constable Frank o.
Slanker over the route followed by
Levi Ehreaman on the evening OF
Dec .. when. according 10 his con.
feasIon made here late yesterday.
Ehreaman shot and killed j. A.
Nicholson. In order 10 establish
technically the foundation for the
charge OF murder In the first de
gree
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5000 PASSENGERS
IN HOWLINC GALE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2f.~~The lin
-rs America. George Washington.
Lapland. Rotterdam. Martha Wash.
lngton and several others from
West Indian and South American
ports are held off Ambrose light.
ship today by bowling gale. The
total OF delayed passengers Us
about 5000. The vessels are ex-
pected 10 reach Ellis island by
night. so their first cabin passen-
gers will be safe on shore by Christ
mas day
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leader Of the railroad commits.
sion bill
Sounds strange that lone
democrat should be selected In
republican senate IA floor
leader for a bill which VAS al.
timatvly passed by the major.
ity. But that's the Kind OF real
fellow nilly Moore w. You
kind OF forget what party he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

A f-horErpower gasoline iauach 70
trade for plano.
lots, valued 400 each. 20 trade for
furniture or anything OF equal
value VIII trade one OF all OF
tho lots
Phone 6. Madison. Elliott zszow.
VIII trade 40 acres. 70 improved
with stock and implements fof
horne IN city 6Rbel. 500 Arcade
typewriter wanted. part payment
on new piano or player. excellent
chance x-1ef. Star.
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Ne HAD MONEY FOR
RIAL EXPENSES

4 MNSA& CITY. Dec. 24.-Funcr-
~ sices rere held here today for
NJ k1rny. the young aviator.
n pst NJ life December IA with
~ wrence, a newspaper
a. anIsttempt 10 ny from Los
I VI San Francisco. Money
~ iunerai expenses had been
- " krnp 70 bis mother here
~ MS first few successful
sS~
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SLICE OFF A
LITTLE FOR MEfs

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.--AB
Chrlatmas present to its employees,
and particularly TO its unskilled
workmen. the general officers of
the United States Steel corporation
announced today that general
wage increase had been decided on.
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belongs TO when you get nc.
quainted with him, ami you
don't care much whether hos
a republican. democrat or any.
thing else.
You vote for him because
he's Billy Moore.
Ills term In the senate
wasn't quite up whom the City
party nominated him for mayor
of Seattle against Honest"
John Ripllngcr There was
something funny about Rip
llnKer. who waa city comp.
troller. about which the people
of Seattle didn't learn TIL after
he had started banana plan.
tatlon down In Honduras. Hut
he was Honest" John nj that
time. and all tho faithful rapub
ilcans pinned their hopes on
him.
BUCKS OPPOSITION
AS ctrY's MAYOR
Hut niliy Moore. being built
along the architectural plans OF
a shoe string. SO 60 speak.
squeezed through by 10 votes.
At that Il WAS probably nearer
1900 votes. what with the jug
Cling OF votes that was notori-
ously In vogue az that time. In
the First ward. especially
Mayor Moore found himself
buckef by n council OF repub.
iican parilsana. And there
were some lively Tits between
the executive and the lcgisla-
tive departments between 1906
and 1905.
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Farm Lands

~~-~~-~~-~~~~~-~@~N~ ~-r-~4N~~>~~~~-~-e~--
The Mount Vernon district, In ska
Eii county. Is recognized as posi-
lively the leading dairy section IN
Western Washington. 10000 cows
are already supplying ? condcns.
cra and ! creamery. ! have just
purchased 1.noa acres of choice
land miles east 81 Mount YER
non. with J miles ~ lake front ]
now want 100 families. good work
ing people. TO settle on these
lands The high cost ~ living
IL solved IS getting n little farm
near your work We have the
work for our settlers ana We have
choice land. Price OF land. tte.ea
per acre up. A little cash 20 bind
the bargain. balance payable dur
ing 10 years. My circular sx-
plains IL all
~ e PETERS
office with Seattle Trust Co. sec
Third Az.
s ACRES FOR tss0
Terms tsb cash. balance s. per
month. To see this acreage In
quirc 81 office ~ Burke A fafrar.
kirkland. 80 minutes from Madi-
anr NaFh
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\. nyoue springs that old joke
49, ~ NE fusBy diner and the
~ query as 10 whether or
49,. = wanted pearls with his
~ ne Won't ga . laugh from
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~-~.~~lO~l@-~~-~-~~N~ l~~~~~~~N~-1,1.1
X HAND POWER STUMP
FULLER
given Dec -, ze ~,
~. ~. at SOL Greenwood nv. Take
Phinney Az. car 10 end Of line.
Representative. Walter ). Fttzpat-
riley Warrington Aptn
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Help Wanted-Female
Situations Wtd. = Female
Observation-Disclosures

~N~~~~Oc~~N~~ee~-~N~Ne~o ~~r~0~~~e>NN~@~0~N~rN
Roll top desk wanted, exchange on
new plano or player plano at
Wholesale, N-T22, star.
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e~.0~~4NNsN~~-~l14N4rN ~e~-r-NTeN4NN0-N-N.|~
or desert claim relinquinn.
m~nt. Eastern Washington fruit
belt Greatest bargain ever Of
fer~d Thomas crnlg. ~ Union 81
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For SaleLivestock.

-~~--l~rl@---F-7Sl--
For Sale fine cows. 10 head OF
horses. all kinds Of wagons and
harnesses South Seattle Stables
Phone Sidney 1876.
For Saie-Four fresh cows, siit
Charles St ncacon 24SN.
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Lost and Found.
Furnished Rooms

~S~NN~~~~~s~-~c>>| ~r~~~N~~-~~-Nl~~.N
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. 1iibM
First Rates zoe daily and up.
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HE'S FLOOR LEADER IN
REPUBLICAN SENATE

This job lasted two sessions.
during which Moore got
through the S.hour law Tor
public employees. the anti.
gambling law. and Was floor
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For Sale--Poultry

few thoroughbred White Leghoru
ROSTERS. a Farris strain. 20iS w.
Barrett ST.
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.
HIfY CfpHE+IN ACREAGE
The nearer the HEART or SEAT
TILE. the quicker the Increase IN
value We have a b-acrw tract 81
rich alder bottom land. with fresh
water spring ard easy 20 Improve.
located Al miles from Pioneer
piucE $500 FOR TUE AcREs
$50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
close 90 good neiEhhors. school and
stores. with delivery and phone
service. 80 minutes ride 20 husi-
ness center. ~ cent fare. within
short walk Of proposed railroad
terminals Every indication points
20 big Increase tn value. and wei
located for suburban home. "
you want something good. see this
ciJFFoRp a VAN ARspALE
1918 Third Az.
RED CLOVER MD Hay LAND
CHEAP
20 acres. splendid soil. running wa
tor. near good markets. cheap fare
TO seattle. ff1S. on best terms
A.. VAN ARSDAisE e. CO.
1903 Third Az.
AUBURN
40xiea to alley. cleared, level lot,
for s2ha.Qo. This lot is within 5
minutes walk OF the center OF
town. with new houses going up
all around. $1,000 cash and $500
per month, and NO INTEREST.
OLE HANSON & CO.
sIs-is-i6-17 n. Y. Blk.
MIR. SEATTLE woRKfNGMAN
I have a cloee-in ranch for a NAV
who wants. to live in the suburbs
and work daily ia Seattle. Fine
tract. improved. with house. well
chicken house. fruit trees. berry
bushes. etc. chickens. cow and
feed Everything for $3.50 I
will make reasonable terms for n
steady party See Mr.. HRckworth.
Kirkland Hotel. Kirkland, Wash.
We practically make YOU a Christ
mas gift when we offer this.
s acres. well drained, west slope.
easy 20 clear. close TO best market
and cheap transportation. for si5o,
easy terms.
l.. VAN ARSDALE a. co.
1909 Third Az,
rs ACRES AT A BARGAIN
on county road opposite the slim
son ranch. east OF kirkland, e.
room house. good wells, chick
en- houses. acres. all cleared,
fruit trees. barn. COW shed, etc.
only sa.500. on terms. Burke q
Farrar. i0i Cherry st
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most Miasouriana. whore he
was bern. aud as an Ken ueki.
ans are, where he worked ms
farm boy. attended Kentucky
university and taught school
for two years beinG a demo
crat. Billy Moore didn't lose
any time getting into politics
when he came to Seattle. In
1855. shortly after graduating
from Ann Arhor school.
Thus Il happened that. eight
years later. when Rilly nryan
carried this state for the dem.
ocratic party. nilly Moore was
elected Judge OF tho superior
court OF King county. Which
wasn't SO bad for a young law.
yer Moore was about "a years
old then. This Job lasted four
years, during all 90 which
Moore was the lone democrat
ON the King county bench.
Two years after he finished
hts term as Judge. he was elect.
ed. In 1899. as state senator.
lie beat the redoubtable sena.
tor OF the asth, George u. PIN.
cr. by a votes. and again nlliy
Moore was the lone democrat
elected TO the senate from
King county
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q Buy Instruments at the
~ factory: everything
wholesale See knut-
sen. 1900 stewart and
Minor sta. 70 solos
free with every In
airument. All kinds
Of repairing done.
DON'T GIT WET
when you can get ratiedfar suits
anf oNcfcoAta for g. 90 and up
Bring al and Ect 10 per cent dis
count
MIKE COHEN. 1917 Pike ~
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Wanted to Buy---Furniture

Want house a office furniture, cash.
Gibson Chandler, $40 Pike. NJ s22i
Modern Furn Co. ft6 Pike. Nj 6b1s
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Board and Room

ney 1913
Bsst 81 care. day. week or month.
ballard 1855 fslt " etih.
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For Sale rniture.

~~4~4~~~.~-~~~~~~~~ ~S~~4~~~~~~o~~sN
IL Mrs. Geo. Grey win call at The
star Branch office. 22g Union ST..
she will receive two box seat tick
cts to pantages theatre FREE.
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For Sale-Wood and Coal

>N<~e~><,<s~~r-ese~<~c ->>~<>~~<s~Srsr~r~r~r~~~
Patent dust pan with first load coal.
WalnwriGht n 1oIseod Phone us
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Funeral Directors.


University Undertaking fAriors, s4lt
ifth y. A. AoFth 4is. ". A. Fork
uer.
u IL HrTTEftwoRTn q aoSA
1921 FIRST av Main ~ Elliott sss
-cr~C~s~s-@~@Ns~NrvpS<e| 49,
gtiedon. cut fiU~ ~te f0nrfaI piecea
house. Beacon SIS
BURNS FtoitAI Co. sci ard Main
ztia.-Cut fleNers desisnn. ssc.ls
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Special Notices.

We wish e. express our heartfelt
thanks 90 ali these who showed
their aympnthy In sickness and
bereavement % mother and wife.
y. = WlKlnosta and Family
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Hotels Il Lodging House
Houses for Rent

room house. water in. no gas or
electric lights. one block from
Green Lake ear line, on list 81.
$500 per month, you pay water
BIZ. phona hnflh lknL.
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CITY Real Estate

0.~0~~~~~~~0~0NN1~|N1N
For farms and city property see
Springic- Hooper Realty Co. 2sS
Central Bldg. Phone Main ssII
Z fine view lots on 65th St. near La
tona. Phone kcnwood 5000.
ZINE lot on Whitman av.. 45xi12.
81 600. terms. 4. Y. BIRD. North 20I
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WI
Ma Bone Corneta. guaranteed not 90
break. ruat uf take permanent
bend. $3.50 40. 400 Arcade.
Kodak Developing. zee roll, any
size Jacobs Phofo shop. y \ sid
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Personal.

~~s--~-~~S~~-~.~~-~~~- ~-~s~~~s>s~-~@~-~~@
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
over 200 cRacs cured past two
TEN. 81 Eitoi Hidg- Seattle.
Hippodfomo Academy Dancing
taught IN two lessons, private or
class Apply office
Hunter and trapper. beet fur market
~ Everett &. Sorcnacn. Everett.
wash.
GffIETTE blades akarpened. foc
dos rAEora, 1se, etc. 1901 ear sy
Get Acquainted society Names and
addresses Tos Pine ~.
Fay 4 saw II IN The star.
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housekeeping Rooms

s><~~>s>~>Nc-~eeNe~~rs<> e.e|~1srs>->~ce>~r~r~>S~
Furnished housekeeping rooms.
newly renovated cheap. Heat
Anne 1898
OLYMPIC APTB. 20i0 Western Az
Single rooms, tisbo up suite, t1.00
up. Near public market
Cheap, well ufnished transient and
houaeh eoptng rooms. steam heated,
at bis Howell
Esrle, single a. X rooms az Marion
Hotels II Lodging Houses
~~~N~-~cS~~N-e-reey~s~s ~<ee~~rs@<eN-e@N-Ns~r~
Yates Hotel. 1b2lh sixth New man
nEemeut clean rooms. zbc night
81 90 week.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1870 isi ay.. mod
erni rates 2.Jh Der week and up
Darlington. 1919 Heeond ~ Week up
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be too conservative suit the people.
Just the that element he conservaves) de-
recognition and consideration Judge Parker good DEM
and hope he elected temporary hanan but
William Jennings Bryan have say about the
platform than other democrat the country Mr. Bryan
the leader of the party and he has influence
day with the people of ALL parties than any other democratic
leader.
When say that necessary for the democrats noin-
progressive candidate don't that
them who stands for all of the and freaks
and ads hear preached around Colorado by of the
petoggng woudbe leaders in Denver and here Grand juno
ton There danger of either Judge Parker Mr. Bryan
selecting such a candidate.
The way with the platform. We believe that it would
be just fatal for the democrats write socac platform
would be for them write anky conservative platform.
Summing all up, humble judgment, believe that,
the Baltimore this week doesn't witness the riding
rough hod element by the other element if of the
people like Champ Clark Woodrow Wilson selected for the
candidate and the platform rings and sincere and pro-
gressv yet free of the freaks and ddsm and if the party
the campaign united will the support of the great
majority of the American people triumph the polls Novem-
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-24
4 DEMOCRAT At A REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

there at Chicago who is getting fun out
OF the republican convention than kid his first
He not candidate 2r republican Office any other Office
He is ordinary private citizen. He is doing reportoa
work up there Chi He is telling several million readers about
the convention happenings those happenings appeal him.
He has delightful sense of humor He knows how keep
his head what happens He optmist He
grow bitter and the air in frenzy of despair
frenzy of wrath against those who do agree with him. He
is beloved by both democrats and republicans.
fonder at Chicago they talking almost much about him
they about the candidates who seeking republican
nation
When he arrived Chicago the other day was immediately
surrounded by thousands republicans Both sandpa and
republicans gathered around him admiration and they
made things jingle with cheers and shouts in his honor.
The innovation without precedent in the history of poll
for certainly democrat reception
the hands of republicans
Why does this retain mastery the affections
many millions of men Why does he grow in the affections of
all classes? You answer it yourself
They have buried him and again They have used
every imaginable kind of which inter his political
MAINS they have sealed him in atght vaults political obv
they have rolled large of dsapprova the
his tomb and they have gone away his
political funerals ckled all with their burial of him. But
gravedggers He came up from his brief oblivion smiled
fine wholesome smile right those who thought they had him
laid away forever.
all HE IS THE BIGGEST PRIVATE CITIZEN IN THE
WORLD Don't you believe he is? No? Well will you name
vE CITIZEN You see this man holds no public office He
Just editor, and farmer and gentlenan-thats all No.
it's exactly all either HE IS a CHRISTIAN GENTLE
ING TO ADMIT, MAYBE; BUT LET DOWN YOUR PRE-
JUDGES AND LOOK AT IT WITH HONEST EYES, AND
AGKNGWLEDGE Ask 70 m TO 40URSEhE THIS HIS 0MGE That
IS A CHRISTIAN MAN AND ADMIT ALSO, THAT
YOU ARE PROUD OF THE FACT THAT HE IS A CHRIS
TAN M NAN WHO PRACTICES THE RELIGION HE
What will you bet that he will the next president of
the United States?
ring and against Teddys rawhde hat that man YOU
are reading about here will be using aft golf grounds Wash
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-24
DRY LAND SETTLEMENTS
OBJECT OF BOARD PLANS

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver. June 24.-A. j. Woodruff,
the new member of the State Immi-
grafton Bureau, in conjunction with
Governor Shafroth. is devising a plan
for calling together in Denver Off
cials of the different railroad compa-
nies in Colorado, those interested in
advancing the values of dry lands in
the state and all those interested in
the proposition, for the purpose of
ransulting regarding what is best TO
do in the way of providing means
through which the dry farmers of
the state may be benefited.
One of the matters to be consid-
cred is the draftingof a bill to be
presented to the next legislature for
the purpose of authorizing the dis
tricting of all of the dry farming dis
tricts of eastern Colorado The plan
as now outlined is to make four OF
these district in which will be in
cluded some Is or l6 counties. Un-
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-24
IF THE DEMOCRATS WIN.

he Sentinel thoroughly convinced that in order to -
Ph at the polls November and in order place democrat
IN the White House the party select candidate
OF the progressive the socaed radical type 90 before
the people with platform that and emphatic its pro-
gressve ideas.
In humble judgment if the party to do these things
Colonel theodore Roosevelt independent candidate
dent will be elected.
The American people going to elect progressive or rad
al president this fall They elec democrat the candidate
suits them They will not elect William Howard Taft.
We look at the situation this way The republicans
nominated aft and Sherman ideal champions of sandpasm
he republican convention adopted platform that airot
sdesteppng meaningless patudes frstwater conservatism
coeld not be surpassed.
In view of these facts viewing conditions thev TODAY
William Howard Taft and his running mate are al
ready marked for the slaughter.
Either the nominee of this weeks convention at Baltimore or
Theodore Roosevelt will be elected president of the United
November (, 1912.
Colonel Roosevelt formally nominated bv boltnp
republicans Saturday night 1t might be called tentative"
nation The colonel told the shouting multitude 90 home and
think 1t and then back late the finish
the work We inclined believe that colonel wanted
this delay order to be able his later actions what
ever turn to the political situation mught be BY the
democratic national convention
In other words convinced that, if the democratic partv
goes before the people with platform pro
gessve candidate Colonel Roosevelt will make no further effort
to enter the lists Independent candidate president On
conservative type and adopt conservative platform the colo
mel will into the the from sea
to andwe won't guess what might happen on that
fateful November s.
so, II Baltimore
While are not in sympathy with Mr.. Bryans fight on
Judge Alton Parker for temporary chairman not DENY
that would be dangerous success for he e
which Judge Parker control the convention
throughout write the platform and to name the candd,t
dangerous simply because the platform and the candidate would
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WHAT TEDDY THINKS.

Quoth Teddy:
"I'm the Mighty Me and He
And Who and also What,
The Was and Is and YETI ODE
There's nothing great that am not"
I'm twice as great as Washington;
I'm twice great as Grant
Because third terms they didn't get,
They needn't think | can't.
III
I'm twice as great as Jefferson
And Madison combined
I'm twice as great as all the lot
OF presidents, | find.
-7rs> 49,.
I'm greater than my country, -
And its customs and its laws,
Its poor old constitution
And its precedental flaws.
-s5,S'sE-esfrr
I'm twice as great as any man
Above or meath the sod
In fact I'm half inclined to think
I'm twice as great as God.
Lee Shippey of the Higginsville Je1erson
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