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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-02

kona glede sodniskih prepovedi
(injunctions), XII je bila prava
vada Ia delavstuo pri DadnJih vo-
|1ivtvah. Republikanci vedO, da
MISC IA delavstvo mic storili V
zadnjih stirih letih, cato nocejo
delavcev spominjati IA svoje OBJ
lube pri zadnJih volitvah, ker
bi Jim to gotovo ne k~oristilo. Ire
ba je novih obljub, novega "bluf-
fa". Xxi hO vlekel. Ia %opustitev
dalje prica, da so republikanski
politiki izgubili YES straih pred
trmoglavim in nadutim Gompers
-om, XII je prisel V Chicago ma
k%Omvencijo prodajat svojo Omeje-
no modrost o zboljsanju delav-
skega poloaaja. DO letcs so imeli
republikanci res Sc nekaj strahu
pred Compressor, predsednikom
ameriske delavske federacije. a
hetos je dozivel britko blamazo.
V letoSnji PLATFORM republi-
kanske stranke je dalje iApuscen
tudi znani odstavek proti socia-
lizmu. Xxi je ''poveliceval" plat
formo /. 1908. Republikanci so
namrec sprevideli, da je svarenje
profit sCcializmu najboljSa rekla-
ma "a socializem, cato pa no6ejo
narediti Sc enc reklame za mas
socialiste.
Da pa izpusGene odstavke ma
d~omestijo, so deli $ platformo cd
stavek, Xxi gotovo nina drugega
namena kakor preslepiti delavce.
Odstavek Sc glasi: "Stranka bo
stremela Ia TEN, ne Same V zako-
nOdaji celega naroda, ampak tn
di V nekaterih drzavah, da Sc
sprejmejo zakOni V varstvo ljud-
ske- varnosti in zdravja, "a
koni o Omejitvi zenSkega in otro-
cJega della ter o varstvu delavcev
V nevarnih pDkdicih in konGno
vazne zakone, o povracevanju V
slucaju nezgod. bolezni ali smrti.
Ako hi imela republikanska
stranka e kai srca IA delavca
III Ia pravicnost, hi TO lahko re
neStetokrat ~pokazala, sal .ie bila
mad emo desetletie ncprestano ma
krmilu naSe Wade. Istina pa je.
da je republikanska stranka pra-
va dekla kapitalisrov in njihovih
i%nteresov. Dvema goapodoma pa
nihte he mlcre street, cato tudi re
publikanska stranka ne. kajti in
teresi delavcev in interest deloda-
jalcev so 81 V vednem nasprotju.
V stranki. Xxi imajo glavno be
sedO Rockefeller, Morgan let
tuti quaint, nj prOstora. "a de-
lavStvo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-02
II UPRAVNISTVA.

PoSta nam .je vrn;la liste ma.
slcdnih narocnikov zaradi presc.
litve; Anton Komar. Milwaukee
Wis; Lampret, indianapolis. Ind
John Julian. Hazard, Pa; FIR
Gorscc. Pittsburg. Kans.; Anton
MatjaziG. Reading, Pa: Simon
Ierjav. San Diego. Cal: Peter
Hedzel. Noblestown. Allegheny
Co.. Pa; Andrew Bogataj. Uni
~versal. Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-02

Guverner V Nevada je imencvaI
rudnlSkega magnata George Win
zelda IA senatorial u. DIR. ma me-
$40 umrlega senatorial Nixon-a.
Nmfieldovi milioni so posledica
:1korlScevanja rudarjev V mega.
viii rudnikih. V senatu Zdr. drzay
le danes devet desetin clanov
Wlnfleldovega kalibra. n kliuh
temu je veGina ameriSkih DELAY.
cev tako zaslepljena, da pricakuie
zakonov prot izkoriScevaniu de.
lavcev cd ljudij, koiih milioni SO
krlstalizirano izkoriScevanie de.
lavccv. Cudno, da ljudje nit opo.
ludne ne vidijo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-02
STE zE sLIsALI KAJ O IA.
DRUZNI TRGOVINI ALI
KONSUMIH.

Kdor Sc zeli pouciti natanGneje
o zadruznih podjetiih, - kar je
treba znati vsakemu, XII Sc steje
naobrazenim mai nemudoma naro-
ci knjigo
~"ZADRUzNA PRoDAJALNA
ALI K0NSUM",
kl 10 Je zalozila SLOW. sekcija j.
8. z.
cENA KNJIzICI JE 15c ENA
s PoSTNINo in Sc 10 naroca pri
upravnistvu Proletarca, 214e
blre Island Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Trgovci knjig dobe popust.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-02
R~EPUBLIKANSKA DEMAGO-
GIJA.

NajnovejSa platfarma (pro-
gram in naGelna izjava) republi-
kanske stranke je najjasnejSe O.
gledalo demagoStva, farbarije
in polit6nega oportunizma, kar
Jill ie kdaj katera izmed obeh
starih strank ponudila ameriSke-
mu narodu.
Nj Sc dolgo cd tega, ko je ogor-
Geno sploSno ljudsko mnenje, ka-
tero je vodilo V boz socialistiGno
Gasopisje, uipliivalo una kongres,
da Ia nj sprejel Skandaloznega
Root-ovega predloga. Xxi hoce "a
braniti vstop ma meriska tia vsem
politicnim begunom drugih dr.
zav ter tako narediti Zdruzene
drzave Ia neusmiljenega rabelja
Isti senator Root ie bill izvoljen
"a ~predsednika republikanske
konvencije in kot tax je incl IL
plivno besedo pri dolocevanju
strankine platforme. Toda cutie
in strmite. iSta stranka, kateri je
Root ma konvenciji %majaril, ista
stranka je sprejela brez ROotove-
ga ugovora naslednji odstavek V
svojo platformo.
"Pravica Z~avetiSca je dragOce-
ma lastnina l.judstva u. drzavah.
Ia pravica Sc nikakor ne SINE cd
stopiti ali omejiti."
Root in jegova stranka imata
MANFRED take skomine po g~lasovih
tujercdnih volilcev. da sta poza.
bila ma vse anarhiste in socialiste,
roper katere je bill Root-ov pred
log naperjen.
Dale! Pred par meseci Sc .je
S ameriska javnost zgrazala
mad odkritimi Skandali V zvezi.
nem oddelku "a poljedelistvo
kjer je bilo pozreSnim kapitali.
stom dovoljepo. da so prodajali
ameriskemu lMldstvu pokvarje-
ma in zastrupljena zivila. Sedaj
pa republikanska stranka, pod
koje okriljem so Sc vrSile vse o.
menjene lumpariie, brez vsakega
sramu izjavlja, da je p~ospeSeva-
la in uveliavljala zakone o nepo-
kvarienih zivilih in cistih zdravi-
lin. Vladno pocetje podpiranju
in Scitenju kapitalisticnih samo-
paSnezev .je bilo tako ostudno.
da je bill glavni kemik V TEN od-
delku Dir. Harvey w. Wiley mo-
ralno prisiljen zapustiti svojo
sluzbo. ker s. bile lumpariie ME-
govih predstoinikov re pregoro-
staSne.
V tel PLATFORM dale citamo.:
Mi So radostimo ma uspehih re-
publikanske stranke V ohranitvi
naravnih b~ogatstev. katera mai u
porablja ljudstvo brez zgube in
monupolaL' Kaj sliGnega more
napisati lie najvec.ia moralna pro-
palica, kajti vsakomur. XII kolic-
kaj eta amerisko casopisje. mo-
IA vedeti. da baranta.jo republi-
kanski politiki z naravnimi bo-
gastvi. da Sc hog uSmili. Ako je
republikanska stranka ponosna
ma svOje uspehe. kdo je potem
prodal raznim lesnim trustom ma
stotlsoce akrov najlepSih gozdov
IA sramOtno nizko ceno. kdo ie
prodal raInim Guggenheimom in
Ballingeriem obscene in naibo-
gateJse premogovnike V Alaski
in drugih drzavah kako so razni
zemljiski spekulantie prisli do
obseznih zemljiSc. it'd. it'd. Repu-
blikanski politiki imajo pa ma
@a'dnje tudi prav in Sc pray lahko
vesele uspehOv, kajti "napitni-
ma pri teh transakcijah 2 ljuds-
kim premozenjem, gotovo nj hi
la majhna.
OpOmbe vredno ie tudi, da so
republikanci opustili V svoii plat
formi dosedanjo toxic o omejitvi
SkandaloZnega in k~rivicnega, "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-02
DECO, P0LAK, I N
j. c. Kennedy.


ie domoye y Ameriki. K~apitalisti
pripcznavajo to dejstvo in lie "a
mudijo nobene prilike, da hi tega
ne izkoristili. ON ho6ejo DELAY
cev, Xxi bodo delali "a najnizio
mono ceno, a pri tenn pocetiu Sc
ne menijo IA polt, pleme ali raso.
Ma drugi strani pa Sc pray mic
ne pomisljajo imeti predscdke do
raznih plemen Z namenom drzati
dclavski razred V podrejenosti.
ltshijane imenujejO "Dego-te",
Poljake "Polake'', med tie so tudi
Slovenci cesyo p%risteti, Ogre ime-
nujejo "Hunki-je', Jude SIM
tie" in Tree "Miks''. Oni hoGejo.
da Sc razlicni narodi med seboj
:menujejo 2 zanicevalnimi priim-
XII ter tako pospeSujejo razliko
med enim in drugim narodom.
cesar naravnN posledica je. da .je
skoro nemOgoce misliti ma Orga-
niZiranje vseh delavcev V emo We
like unijo.
TovariSi delavci, Bit nam mo-
ia lasno, da $ tenn pray nicesar
ne pridobimO. ako eden druzega
zmerjamo Z imeni. Ravno obrat-
no. pridobiti moreno vse. ako
eden drugega reSpektiramo ter
Sc zdruiimo VA pospeSevanie
skupnih ~interesov.
Mesto da Sc zmerjamo eden
druzega Z imeni Diego. "Po-
lax SIM it'd. pustimo ma
%strani vse predsodke in pripo-
znajmo eden drugcga kot brata
in sOdruga.
Prvi Diego Y Ameriki ie bill
kriStof kolWmb. Ako hi ne bio
njegove neustraSenoSti ma morju.
hi gotovo mn)go sedaniih pravih
Amerikancev ne bio tn V sedan
jem casu.
Eden :zmed najhrabrejSih bo-
jevnikov IA svobodo V ameriSki
revolucionarni vojni ie bill "Po-
lax - Polja& grof Pulaski in
marsikdo imed mas hi bill pray
IL srca zadovDljen. ko hi mogel
biti to kar je "P6lak'' - slavn.
pianist Paderewsky. Xxi koncerti-
ia pc Ameriki.
Najvecii mislec delavskega
razreda V devetnajstem stoletju
ie bill SIM - Karl Marx. To
il bill tisti "Sini''. ki je zaklical
delavcem vsega' sveta znani rex
Delavci vSega Sveta. zdruzitc
Sc: zgubiti he morete niceSar raz-
ven verig. a pridobite lahko YES
svet.'
Resnici ma ljubo povedano: ia
kozvani tujci Foreigners stoiijo
danes dosti trdneiSe in odlocnei-
81 IA najboljSe ameriSke tradiciie
svohode in pravice ka'kor pa ia
kozvani 'najboljSi Amerikanci''.
Senator Root. ma primer. eden
lzmed naSih "velik:h republican,
skin patriotov' Sc ie pred KRAFT
KEN odlikoval $ TEN. da ie hotel.
da Zdr. drzave spreimejO zakon.
XII b1 i~zkljuGeval iz Amerike VISA
ko osebo. Xxi Sc ie borila roper
vl'dajoti razred V svoji domovi-
hi. Ma Ia nacin hi bill izroGeni kr-
volotnosti rlSkih rabliev vsi mo-
zje in ienSke. Xxi so hotel ustano-
via Y SvcJi domovini dcmokratiG-
no Waldo ma meStu Sedanje do
>krajnosti kriviGne carieve Via
de.
Amrer;ka je V resnici velikanski
Min svetOvnih narodOv. toda
vsled tega nam nj treba imeti no.
benega strahu pred bodoGnoStjo.
\ase sedanie prOste instituciie
rtegne.lo razni "Rooti' in drugi
SNOW revoluciie" njegovega
kaIibra uniciti cd strani tuierod-
NH naseliencev so popolnoma
varne. Ii zanicevani delavci. ka-
+ skuSajo kapitalisti in njihovi
hlapci %naScuvati eden roper dru-
/ega. Sc bodo kljub temu zdruzili
V skupno bratOvScino ter ustano-
viii nalpopolne.:;o ;ndustrijalno
demOkracijo. kakrSne svct do So.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-02

Cenjeni sodrug. - Kcr SEN Ja'
edlni SIOvenec tn GlasStOn, N
ID. ne morem mic agitirati "a
"Proletarca''. dasi hi to storil
pray Z vcseljcm. Da pa vseeno ne
kaj STORM "a prospeh tega dobre'
ga delavskega lista. posiljam
8" MOlu 4 batOm' en- dollar. da DO
list elm pref izhajal dvakrat ma
teden ali pa ma osmih straneh'
Ako no treba. So bonn oglaSil Sc .
enim dolariem. Same da sc Mon
Z baton dajo elm pref p%ocitniee'
Socialisticni pozdrav Anton
BrunoviC.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-02

Delavci. ne hodite V Murray
Utah; Hurley, Wis. in Blair, Ne
vada. ker Stra.jki tam Sc vedne
t~raja.jo.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
BEATEN CANDIDATE
Is NOW ARRESTED
JAMES L. GRAHAM, SUPREME
COURT ASPIRANT, IS HELD
AS A FUGITIVE.

Hot Springs, March 30.-Judge
James l.. Graham, a well-known at
torney of this city and defeated candi-
date efor the office of associate justice
OF the supreme court in Wednesdays
primary, was arrested here last night
on a warrant charging him with be-
ing fugitive from justice. The war
rant was issued in Justice Afford s
court at the request of Sheriff Hall of
Macon county, Missouri, who is here
armed with requisition said to be
gned by Governor Donaghey Ac-
cording to Judge Graham's statement.
the affair will be settled and he will
not have to return to Missouri to an
swer the charge of fraud. He stated
the affair grew out of the sale of some
land in western Texas a few years
ago. He says he was the authorized
agent of the Western Land Company.
which had headquarters in Des
Moines, Ia, and which purported to
sell valuable land "dirt cheap" in
western Texas. Judge Graham states
he sold some of this land to residents
of Macon county, Missouri, and for
warded the money to the head office
in Des Moines, but the company be-
came insolvent and those who pur-
chased the Texas land were left with
out property or money. He says the
purchasers want him to return their
money, and rather than go back to
Missouri and fight the charges, Ora
ham says he will settle matters by re-
funding the money paid him for the
land.
He was arrested last night by Dep
uty Sheriff Holloway and promptly
gave bond in the sum of $500 for his
appearance this morning. The case
was not called at that hour, however,
but Judge Graham and Sheriff Hall
appeared and requested that the case
be permitted to go over until tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock, at which
thine it is expected some definite ac-
| ton will be taken.
Judge Graham has been in the po-
litical game almost since his remova
to Arkansas from Missouri, having
been candidate for governor, attor
ney general, circuit judge, prescott
ing attorney and mayor.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS
GO DOWN In DEFEAT

Little Rock, March 30.-Aside from
Governor Donaghey and Col. Brun-
didge, several who have been promi-
nent in Arkansas politics went down
in defeat. Speaker r. F. Milwee of
Clarendon was defeated for the state
senate. Col. J. E. Hampton, former
railroad commissioner, was defeated
for the state senate. John H. Green
of Ell Dorado, member of the last
senate, and John H. Holland of Sc
bastian, who has served two terms in
the upper house, went down in defeat.
F. d. Scott, prominent Van Buren,
citizen, failed in his senatorial aspira-
tons.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
AUDITORS RACE Is
NECK AND NECK

Little Rock, March 30.-With the
conced.ng of Davis nomination for
United States senator, all the results
of Wednesdays primary are now
known except for state auditor and
congressman from the Fourth dis
trict. J. C. Colquitt and John M.
Oathout are running neck and neck
for auditor, first one ahead and then
the other, and the official count will
be needed to determine the winner.
The same seems to be true in the
Fourth district, where j. M. Carter
and Otis T. Wingo are both claiming
the nomination. on face of incomplete
returns.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
RAISE funds TO
PRESERVE CAPITOL

Little Rock, March 30.-At a meet
:ng of the State Museum Association
Friday at the old statehouse, the pur-
pose of which is to preserve that his
toric building, it was decided to solicit
funds to aid in the work, and to APP
point committees. The principal adj
dress was delivered by Henry Lee
Stoddard of Stuttgart. The list was
headed with a subscription of 500 by
Max Meyer of Little Rock, and Mr..
Stoddard subscribed S25. Mr.. Stod-
dard said:
ITO remove stone or a column of
this grand old edifice would be to re-
enact the fanatical destruction of the
temple of Diana or the Alexandrian
library. 1t would be blasphemous."
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
AMENDMENT FOR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
BRIEF PROVISION DRAFTED
PETITIONS TO INITIATE NEW
SUFFRAGE ACT WILL BE
CIRCULATED.

Little Rock, March 3O.-The equal
suffrage amendment to the constitu-
ton, which the Political Equality
League of Little Rock will attempt to
initiate for the September election, is
very brief and pointed. 1t is as fol-
lows:
"Be it enacted by the people of the
state of Arkansas:
"That the constitution of the state
of Arkansas shall be amended as fol-
lows:
"Article =. Female persons shall
have the same rights to vote as male
persons now have or shall hereafter
have under the constitution and laws
of this state"
The petitions are being printed and
will be scattered broadcast through
the state among the women's clubs,
the w. C. T. u organizations and
the Socialist locals.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
Personals

John Hamilton is in Little Rock to-
day. a.
Hugh Pence returned to Conway
last night.
VIM CADY, the baggage man.
Phones 321, 113.
For Sale-A mare and buggy Mrs.
Annie D. Durham. ct
Brick house for rent on East Oak
street. Ben T. Gray. If
For Rent-4-room house with barn
and garden. Mrs. E. P. James. If
Land for rent, close to town. Also
400 acres for SALE E. O.. Bran
non diff
For Sale-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs at rs cents per sitting. Mrs. j.
7. Murphy. dot
Miss Amanda Moore and Mrs. Lu-
cas- of Little Rock are guests of Mrs.
w IN. owen.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
MY RESIDENCE ON LOCUST Az
ENUE. LEE SCHWARZ. diff
We take the greatest o. care in fill
ing all prescriptions, even the news
paper prescriptions. Nelson Drug
Co. Phone 254.
The Ladies AID Society of the
Presbyterian church will give a tea at
the home of Mrs. Sam Heiligers next
Tuesday afternoon.
M. B. Wofford of Mathews town
ship was in the city today Mr.. Wof-
ford is one of the few Faulkner coun-
ty farmers who has his land all brok-
en- and ready for planting as soon as
the weather permits.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
ARKANSAS COLLEGE
PLAYING NORMAL
TEAMS CLASH IN FIRST GAME
OF INTERCOLLEGIATE Sc
RIES HERE.
INTERCOLLEGIATE STANDING.

Arkansas College of Batesv.lle and
the State Normal baseball teams will
clash this afternoon on the Normal
field in the first Intercollegiate game
of the season to be played here. Much
interest is manifested in the contest
and a large crowd is expected to at
tend. Arkansas will play the Normal
again Monday afternoon at Normal
park, and on Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week will play endrix at Hen
dirk park.
The visitors got off to bad start
yesterday, being defeated by Cumber-
land at Clarksville, 26 to /.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
WINCO CLAIMS VICTORY

De Queen, March 30.-Otis T. Win
go, who returned to his home yester-
day from Fort Smith, where he has
been since the primary, declared that
he has been nominated for congress
from the Fourth district by major
ity of 241 votes.
Mr.. Wingo was met at the depot by
d crowd of 1000 persons, accompa-
MED by brass band. He was escort
ed to the public square, where he
made speech in which he declared
that "the reception was worth more
than the honor of the office"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30

Mrs. w. d. Dickinson and children
of Little Rock are visiting at the
home of Mrs. T. d. Newborn.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
PREDICTS FLOOD
STAGE in RIVER
Specia. to the Log Cabin Democrat

Little Rock, March 3O.-Flood
warnings for the Arkansas river were
sent out this morning by Assistant
Observer G. W. Lady of the United
States weather bureau. The river, the
warning states, will reach flood stage
at Dardanelle by Monday night or
Tuesday. The Arkansas rose 6.8 feet
at Fort Smith in the "a hours ending
at 8 a. m. today, standing at 20.4 feet
or 1.6 under flood stage at that place
The stage at Little Rock this morning
was 16 feet, fall of 8 foot in the
past "a hours. At Dardanelle, the
stage was 1853 feet, rise of 2.3 feet
in the past "a hours.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
CAR OF SWEET
POTATOES SHIPPED

Morrilton, March 30-Judge H. H.
Childress and Paul Moll yesterday
shipped the first car of sweet potatoes
ever shipped from this market. They
were shipped to the Nashville Graso-
MIA Lumber Company at Nashville,
Ark. There were 500 bushels in the
car and were sold at $1.31 per bushel,
t. 0. b.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
LECTURE SATURDAY NIGHT

OFT will be here tonight, March
80, and deliver his lecture, "The
Haunted House." at the public school
auditorium. Do you remember "Sour
Grapes" last year? He's the same
OFT. 1t
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
NOTICE.

Woodmen of the World, will be at
my office, over Sarason's store, Mon
day, April /, 1912, to receive your as
sessments for March, it being the last
day you have to pay same in,
2t* F. M. MORGAN, Clerk.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30

HERBINE cures constipation and
re-estabilshes regular bowel move
ments. Price, so cents. Sold by Mel
son Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-03-30
METHODIST SERVICES.

Rev. F. S. H. Johnston, DID,, will
preach at the Methodist church both
morning and evening. Welcome to
all.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-03
Merriam
When
mentioned

-
of the significant things in Her
RAMS speech:
II believe we must stand for a
minimum wage for women, a lin
itation of the hours of labor in
continuous industries"
II believe we must appoint an
industrial commission to investi-
gate the hours, conditions and
wages of labor in illinois, must
strengthen Off labor laws and get
new legislation dealing with this
human problem"
Merriam also came out fatty
for votes for women.
There was no doubt from the
beginning that the true progress
sives were in control of the con-
vention.
Robert Eaton, who wanted
nomination for governor, and his
friends, tried to block the pro-
gram, but they were not success
full.
It is certain that Frank H,
Funk of Bloomington will be
nominated as Progressive candi-
date for governor of Illinois. .
Meeting Of Progressive editors,
scheduled for today, was postpon-
ed until tomorrow because Editor
E. A. Van Valkenburg, of Phil
adelphia, could not be here.
Vote of the $4,000 street car
men Of Chicago was almost unan-
imouSly in favor of a strike.
tits up to the Chicago Railway
Co. and the Chicago City Rail
ways Co. now
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-03

CA14O ~ W$AA ~ OAaS "a viz 81 SAS
est city railway strikes that ever
has occurred.
BY the joint agreement, the
Elevated trainnen will walk out
with the surface car men.
This will be the first time that
Elevated and surface car men
have acted together in any Amer
lean city.
It will mean that every trans
portation line in Chicago will be
completely tied up.
The companies still have plenty
of time to grant the reasonable
demands of the men.
The men do not want a strike.
A strike means too much suffer
ing for themselves and too much
suffering for their wives and chill
dren.
But they are desperate. How
can they be otherwise when their
weekly wage is only S127. How
can men support families on that?
The men will give the COM
panies until Aug. 10 to think it
over. If then they still refuse a
wage increase there will undoubt-
edlv be a strike.
Did you come through for
tag, or did you dodge?
VIM. Meise, 90, ticket agent, S.
Central ave. station of Metropol-
itan L, shot and killed by robbers.
Slayers escaped.
Mrs. Ida Hermanson, 1920
Clybourne ave-, threw vial of car
bolic acid in face of John Ring,
1430 CfVbourne ave. Divorced
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"She insisted on my using DR..
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cure for coughs and colds, it's the
most safe and reliable medicine for
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grip, bronchitis, Group, whooping
cough, quinsy, tonsilitis, hemorr-
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KernviIle.

Hurrah The Southern Pacific
railroad surveyors are at the dixie
ready to cross the lay to push their
survey north. Will we get rail-
road soon?
The rough sea drove in dreadful
high tide, which broke through G..
S. Parmele's dixie flooding every
thing, but no serious damage was
done.
Both Mr.. Dodson and Mr.. Cook
of the firm of Dodson & Cook are
away spending holiday. In their
absence Mrs. Mabel Stone is caring
for the store
Alvin Thorp made Lee Bones a
visit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morrison are
moving back on their old home
place near Anon Bones.
G. S. Parmele & Sons bought
some catll, of Mampa and the
Thorp boys
Frank Murray is moving into his
new house near the Resch cheese
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Farrin left
for Toledo last Tuesday morning
They will 90 on to Portland where
they will spend the Winter
Miss Nellie Nixon has begun
teaching school up Schooner creek.
Judge Gardner and Commissioner
Kentta passed through and looked
at the road that Mr. Abbey of
Newport had made on Salmon river.
People say the road is fine.