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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12
iiuBoE WHITE RAPS PRESENT DAY TORIES
IN HIS ADDRESS TO THE PIONEERS

The constitution Of the United
States was framed IA suh9rdlnation
10 the Declaration Of Independence
that government derive their just
powers from theconsent OF the gov
erned. that whenever any form Of
government becomes destructive OF
these ends. Il In the right Of the
people 60 alter it.
The constitution provides way
for lta own amendment in the splr.
Il OF this declaration. and In the
spirit OF this declaration II provides
that congress shall mako no law
abridglng the freedom az speech OF
OF the press, Indeed. the conatitu.
ton would not have been adopted
savcfor this amendment
Right 90 Speak and Write.
Under this provision OF the
constitution. no man OF body Of
men have the right 90 instlgate
terrible revolution by warlike
means, or 10 counsel murder or de.
struction Of property. or tho injury
of persons under the pretaxt ~ ad.
vocaung political reforms. With
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this Limitation. however. this pro
vision secures 20 every man the
right TO speak. write and print HIS
opinion upon every political subject
without any restraint. as long as he
does not lnlnre any other person
In person. property or reputation.
Raps Hanford Opinion.
Under this provision. the indi
yiduai has theright 10 urge the
adoption OF political reforms which
TO many of VA may seem absurd
A democrat has thcright to urge
the adoption OF an amendment %
the constitution destroying custom
houses and giving tho nation abso
luteiy free trade A republican has
the right To urge an amendment
comforting the elective franchise
upon property owners only. A 80
elallst. under this revision. has the
right TO urge the adoption. In the
manner have indicated. Of his eco.
monte views.
"our FLAG. thered. white and blue,
stands for the highest ideals Of
government. it 10. indeed, free
dorf's banner. II stands for liberty
regulated by law: u stands. firsi
ard foremost. for the principles Of
government ss contained In shs
Declaration OF Independence. " we
ignore and forget these things. the
FLAG stands for nothing. Our pat
rlotlsn must be measured--not BY
devotion TO the fIag--but by dovo.
ton 10 that Tor which II stands.
Needs Changing.
"As well proclaim that the awad'
diing clothes ui infancy are smffi'
Client for themature man aa TO any
that the constitution OF 1871 fita In
every respect theconditiona of the
country In this era. Wealth. aiwals
dominating and selfish. needs nev
restraints OF It's combination and
pcrpetuation by meana OF corpora
tions and monopolies. II IL no
longer a contest between man and
man. We must not furget that the
muscles and brawn Of the day In
borer who sweats and tolls 10 ere
ate out of the raw material the
wealth OF theland, Is as justly en-
titled to dividends as the accumu.
lated dollars OF the idle rich.
Present-psy Tories.
Progressive patriotic thought.
by amendments 90 the constitution
In the manner therein provided.
has sought 20 remedy the evils 10
which | have called your attention.
lience We have the income tax
amendment. which demands OF
great wealth It's just share to sup
port the government: the direct
election Of senators. that legiala-
lures may no longer be subject 20
barter and trade And II ID fur.
Their proposed by many that the 70.
call should be Incorporated. that
the corrupt and unfAithful officer
may BE- discharged. and some have
called for the referendum and FOR
tho Initiative. Theae progressive
patriots. for desiring these changes,
are denounced. by iasterday Tories.
40 stirrcrs up of strife and rs enc
mics Of the republic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12

Now yo'd best tend 20 the lug-
gage said Anna nlngwali Hodge.
and 4sBobbie" instantly obsyed.
Hodge Is the 18th Of a family OF
10. His sister Is tho Oldest OF Il
girls. Twenty.threa years ago
~Ho5hie,~ then ~ years old. went
10 sea. He ngver returned. Many
OF the Incidents IN bis adventurous.
rowing life are known To Seattle
people. Before he left home he
promised his mother and Annie
that he would never touch LIQUOR.
And as he Ikea 20 say. I've kept
me wor-r.r-rd"
The automobile was waiting.
Willie. Hodges oldest boy. was az
the wheel. He kissed his aunt
obediertiy.
"A Draw lsddie.- was her com
rens. and bomber tran RVS
father n the same age" The shafs
only made the sheriff grin.
Miss Hodge viii MAKE ncr
brother an extended visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12

,,sc william II. White ior"e :,
sss, q the supreme court o.
s,.slusson. . pioneer o. y, fa l,.','
"a a veteran OF the civil
rsaaa >'.scrsd q most striking sd'
~. MIC eslsre the Pioneers assoela'
l'sz s ,s annual picnic Tits after
~ = i Madison park. After re-
ppcA = mxSy interesting rcminis'
s'ts''s VI pIeneer days. judge
sssss tNned 20 "present-day
viMs .s i he exressed IL and
nsss - eloquent plea for freedom
naa $3.50, - thought. and freedoia
= -, ~ asa Of the ballot In shapiag
= ~ ss.su laws aud amending Us
A''-...,Salion. Judge White said IN
~ n,v,ses Political Thought.
.,.rsr since the civil war has
s. ''ss,r, been so divided tn po'
-, ssnsIment as At the present
- ~. poar set hystericail Out
~ 'sss.armcsl and foment OF onin.
: y an an Genre forth q more Just and
ssssahle systeuA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12
MAUD ADAMS
HERE TONIGHT

There has been a large advance
sale for sChantecier." which begins
four days stay at the Metropolitan
theatre tonight. Prior 10 DOMINIC
comb and feathers. Mande Adams
appears 10 give a graphic prelude.
which sets tho stage for the aud
fence for that which follows. Thia
prelude IL absolutely necessary to
the full understanding and enjoy.
ment Of the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12

Dr. David Starr Jordan. presi-
dent OF the Leland Stanford uni.
versity, will address a public meet
ing at Plymouth Congregational
church tonight on The fnterna'
tional Peace Movement" At noon
tomorrow he will be a guest Of the
Municipal league at the Rathskeller.
Tomorrow evening he win be en-
tertained by tho Leland Stanford
Alumni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12

Aesvsswszry woman got down
N cxrscisn Pacific train at
~ nses depot yesterday after
NJ ~ AIS the last passenger.
- ~ sym sssspt the platform.
~ ~ fast smptying- Then she
Dkfs1 - her heavy bag and n
~ ~ strapped steamer RUG.
e iv1ssd ssurd'iy through tine
- m Ints the waiting room. Her
I1nasat bIss eyes were sii9ht and
~.
vel she said to no one In
pzsiea,sr. its vera odd"
I bIx nan dashed into the wait.
- Ivon frum the street side. He
0Dspd kh ray through the crowd.
= ues sarniag every face. He
- Ut Of ov1fh. Though he was
~ IT. iset IN height and the
y~1a1 flun he train was short. an
u1aativs observer might have
nnejd resesnblxnce. The man
- ~ woman met face to face.
oeohiei' said the woman
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TWO KILLED
BY AIRSHIP

COLLEGE PARK. Md. June Ia
Lieut.. Leighton w Haxiehurst. nth
Infantry. and Aviator A. l.. WEIGH.
OF Washington. u. G.. werc Instantly
killed last Night when new army
aerUplanc Of the Wright type fell
ZOO feet 70 tho ground at tn. army
aviation school WEIGH was fIylng
the machine aud Lieut. Haxiehurst
was a passenger. WEIGH had been
recommended by Orville Wrigh, aa
a careful and prudent teacher. The
machine Was travelling Is miles an
hour when. for some reason not an.
dcrstood. II plunged and fell to
earth.
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AFTER Is YEARS, bob" HODGE
MEETS HIS SISTER AGAIN

There was no hesitation. IA
wasn't question. She looked.
said. "eobbiel" and held out her
hands TO him.
"Annlei" the man exclaimed, and
kissed her.
fe'vo not changed much. bob
bic. said the woman after a crit.
cal scrutiny. except In size. Now
yo'd best tend to tho luggage"
The woman Was Anna BlnawalI
Hodge Of Glasgow. Scotland. The
man was Robert r. Hodge. ex.coai
miner. sheriff Of King county. and
progressive candidate for governor
of the state Of Washington. Sister
ard brother had not seen each other
for nearly a quarter Of = century.
Tho reunion was truly Scotch IN
it's absence Of visible emotion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12
HE'S HANDY JUDGE

LOS ANGELES, June 12.--Judga
Monroe's divorce mill stopped yes
terday. while be married William
Zellsr and Sadie Fuhrer Zeller
was divorced In the same room two
years ago. to the day. Zeller's first
wife's alimony proceedings are
pending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12
SANITARY MAnkET

cans best milk, csc with other
Csc purchase; extracts, loo bottls,
i5c canned hominy, i0c; Eastern
Tor creamery butter, soc H.; si.gb
can cottoiene. sl.2b: I'VE. &c can:
corn flakes, Sc pkg; ranch butter,
zsrs Columbia river shad. z6c each;
herring, &c ID. . lbs. zbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12
PUNCTURED ICEMAN

LOS ANGELES. June BE
cause friends who watched him
weigh a piece OF ice he purchased
told him he was an easy mark, John
vaspiik punctured Iceman Pete
Lyons anatomy with an Ice pick.
Assault with a deadly weapon is
the charge.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Ranch eggs. zsc doz,I cream
cheese. H.: zoe. butterinc. 2 lbs. 4bc:
creamery butter, 10. 3sc, lbs. ~ /;
peanut butter. ID. 2bc; breakfast
rheeae. SC each: fresh duck eggs.
soc: primost. ID. 15ci peanut candy,
chocolate creams. ID. ibc. 2 pkgs.
corn flakes, fbc. cans milk, 25c;
corn meal. No. 10 Csc; Limborger
rhuese lbs s6c.
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6 lbs sugar. a5c; 4 cans Csrnation
milk. 2se: isc prnnss; , lDs ie g
glass; No. 1 hard-wheat flour, yLio
sack: acc coffee. 22Hc ID; BULK
pepper. csc ID. cocoa, soc ID; choc-
5fafe. 25c ~. halibut. lbs. lbc,
salmon, lbs. a5c; nhad, s5c efch
smeit. loo H.; 3 lbs 25c; perch
lis. lie; soles, lbs. 1sc.
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housekeeping Rooms.

oLYMpic ArTs sore wsstsrn ay.
Single rooms. si6o up. suite.
is.00 up. Near public market
Furnished housek coping rooms, . 90
per week. 1919 Pike street. Ell
Holt 3lts w
Tie Earle. III Marioni choice. mod.
err sleeping rooms. 1900 up.
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~1NN~l~~e~~01~N~s~~0 -
Corner flat; large rooms, nicely
furnished; 2 beds. range and gas
plate; t400 week. 220s eth. El-
tiott 2es5 w.
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For Exchange.


~NN~e~e~r@~~e~~~~S~cs Jl~~.~~eN~.~-~S
ONE OF THE BEST
DAIRY Farms, g10 acres. well i'm
proved. good buildings, fine
creek, water enough 10 irrigate
whole place. Price. including
stock. tools and implements,
$4,000, Just n little each. wiil
tahe good Seattle property for
balance.
ROBERT MALTBY
1919 Ainsks Building
SMALL RANCHES
FOR EXCHANGE
10 acres near Kirkland. highly Inn
proved. $4,000. WiH take Sc
attic property up 10 $4,000. bal
ance long time.
10 acres y miles from coupcville.
highly improved; 1000 chickens.
livestock. machinery. tools OF all
kinda and household furniture.
Price fG.70e.00. These are bar.
gains. Part exchange. W. w.
MOVES. siT Boston Block.
10 acres. near Seattle. on rail-
roads. trains daily each way.
good alder soil. price tf90 Per
acre Trade for coed runAbouf.
b1sf Ballard Ave Phone Ballard
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Acreape-Continued


81 CASH
soc A WEEK
i0-acra farms. located half way be-
tween two fast growing towns.
walking distance, rs minutes
drive, with mills, factories. cream
cries. condenser. fruit cnnnsry hnd
coal mines, plenty Of work at good
wages for everybody. over bi.-
600 900 worth ~ work going on at
present In these towns The soil
u the very best Of clay loan, free
from rock or gravel. fine for fruit,
berries and garden. living spring
water. free wood. Ee one Of the
first, 80 you viii have first choice
on this tract price t3s per acre.
~ cash and so cents a week. in
tereat per cent.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY
100 Second Az Room iE Downs Bik.
sNoHOMIsfI COUNTY iaad at SEQ
per acre. near Machias We have "A
frw level bsncrs tracts with very
good soil, near schools and saw
mills, rural free delivery and tci-
ephone service. fruit cnnnory az
hnohOmiah will contract IN ad-
vance for al fruit raised az g0ing
market prices. Terms $40 cash,
balance 80 per month
OLE HANSON & co.
stt.is-tS-iT New York Block
BOTTOM LAND AT KIRKLAND
We have for sale fine improved
place, within "A few minutes drive
OF the ferry dock. for 81 $50. on
terms part cash and $40 a month,
The soil Is rich bottom land. with
creek running through the
place. house. 2 chicken houses.
farm implements, etc Come over
ana lot eur agents show you the
place. Take a Madison car and
county ferry or steamer Iraria 10
Burke A faFrafH office ON Ktrk-
land wharf, OF call lQf Cherry ~.
snap Ia new Kirkland bungalow.
with fine haif-here tract. tess than
ten minutes walk from landing.
sell TO responsible party for
tl.ib0. small amount down. ball
nnce less than rent Phone own
sr, Eaet 1856, or write n Strnitb-
miller, iflS sTth ave. y.
sKACfT COUNTY
20 acres good land. Price 10000.
Ia cash. bal payments. YOUNG
A BkOHEhG. Phone Ballard ti1
IS acre on isurisn Lake car line.
$500. $40 cash ana $40 per month.
A. X WNLDE
AZ New York Block, Elliott 5Q07
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
ana upisnd farma ard acreage
J Y. TUCKER AGENCY
knnl- MnnnIn Ei-n 1aln -
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For Saie-Poultrv.

BABY ehleks, hSfchfns eSSs' --1 c6cEsr..
elns puiiefr, young laying hen.
Ier1 supplies, remedies.
aress chean. healthy poultry
a., ,.FACIfic POULTRY co
~'N '"', ,fofhsf Market. LIST 4 Pike
,-,-,-- Phone Elliott szss.
run stock OF pure brod ,,c,,i,.-..--
matching eggs. poultry s1innfia.
rsAn dressed poultry. Incu6aters
.e1h ranch eggs Kaism po,,isry
1nrket. Pike Place.
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s-fsSs~r@~<~S%s~~~f>s~<~
lentirman's horse shoe stick pin on
CloeeSnment way. between sEtn
avs. w and 1fnd ave w. Reward
offered. D4n y. Erickson Co.
fnferfnntion corrcrnlns presrut
Whereabouts OF frish settler dos
tag No. xsTs or ss7a will be re-
uafdsd at i6if East Ttra street.
Green Lake
I.osf- on Monaay~-f.Ady' Tray suit
NJ South Park Finder please RI.
turn 70 Middiston's ntore. South
Park and rcceivo reward.
sunset brooch. black enamel peiaied
flower. set with psarts. dtAmgud
In center. Phone East is4s. RS
ward.
English pointer dog. white and
brown apots Main tri4. Kan
wood 1875 Reward
Found--rbe rfwht place 70 have yoar
watch repaired. Hymons. teweisr.
1877 ThiFi, near Pike All work
guaranteed
Lost Persian cats. gray male.
striped female. Reward. Adams
sss.
at--fady-s gray suit coat Thurs
day. flene Queen Anng III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12

igmef Congressman James A.
aeT Of Minnesota has gone to
xsis xorks for ammunition
l'ass the government To a
80 u ne Congress hotel lobby
nezeAs srofe TO a fellow named
-. s.es'a o Randolph that after our
s'ss the people would be-
u a'seontsnisd- Then. Dickens
- I. 7 esnasogus would rise and
Y ne sccple. You follow me.
ysa all you want imme-
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Observation-Disclosures

Piano, slightly used, good conditoh'
400 caah, i22 North Broadway.
East 800.
wanted--Automobi good condl-
zion. 5000 cash. full deacriptiJn
Addrera X egp. Care star
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Personal.

IGI8Onals
.~-~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~ --4~-~~~~~S~-~~~~~T~~
Respectable. ambitious widow thor
oughly nndsrata nding lodging
house business. desires gentleman
partner Of good reputation. X
sss, Care star
RUPTURE CURED. permanent, no
operation or detention from labor.
over 200 cases cured past two
years ages 1 To- rs. Harvard
hystsn. Si7 Eitsi bldg seattie
WANTED-To Know the where
abouts % ~ W. Graham or ~ W.
Hiii Freeiand J. Graham. Gen.
Delivery .....-.--.
Nine. Francois. medical baths. sisc-
tro-thsrapeutics, manlcurins. chi
ropody. 7il Union. Apt. Q.
chiropody aud mAnsCurtng parior.
scalp and facial treatment. Open
evenings. 2to Liberty Bldg.
oIT.f.ErTE BLADES snarpensd: ace
doz.: rnxors. 2sc. etc. 1901 9Th Az:
TOUPEEs, WfUs--Aii kinds q hair
work. korb, 100 spring Ind tsez
CONFINEMENT home, best city refer
cnces a32t Flfth w q a. zios.
Oct Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses. 70s Pine street
Nichols. bungaiows. Hinckley blk.
Say II saw u In rhs star:
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Special Noticea.
~~sN~r~~~~~<S~~r
toss ficnito. prof. Of botAny and
medicine. spanish steam hatAs. go
rceiaity. Guiondftna linimsnt Tor
rheumatism. paralysis. nerves.
consumption and stomach trouble
and chronic diseases. and for all
RoFte Of skin diseases Hours ] 20
s and I % D. ~. At1sA Ballard
Ave. Room 4. Trafton Hotel
Phone Ballard ttk3.
IAcko will preserve the finish on
Yaur aut0tgQtite. your furniture
and Floors Iacko viii make your
gas range like new. Zee laek0
for dusttng
I.AcK0 SPECIALITY CO.
81 Pacific Block
Mt. ftainier. ie days ouftns. camp
ing $50 Leave Seattle July q
ileaeon 1870.
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Homesteads.

Have just returned from famous
fcrEua county. Montana. where
located four h0meateaders IN tho
most favored wheat belt ~ North
csiicnt free homcstcadn, and Viii
return there June Is Special
rate excursion with a few bona
fide homostcadefa. g. J, McFar-
land. sls Bailey Bida.. or for
evening appointments phone
Plan IIntnl Mimi NaA
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Board and Room.

II Mra. @, H. Elliott. 1898 goth av..
will call at The Star office. SHE
viii receive FftkE two box seat
tIeketa 70 Papinges theatre.
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Funeral Directors.

-~-~--~~------------e>-
" r. uUTTEHWOhTH q SONS.
1917 First ave Main or Eiiiost sts,
univsrslty Unasrtakinx i.ariers. ssts
urr
Bonnay- Watson Co. Funeral pirec-
tori. Third ar. and University.
Main II. Elliott sst
:. Ei.,,ssisr. .u,->s-,u,-@
We alisi % EatlnfY -sand Wt'i Eauip.
ped fer wcddinga, receptions. fu-
aefnis PARIS Fi.onfsT- ~ esike.
BURNS FLORAL Co. s1f ard Mnin
xstt--cut fiowefs deslxns n~w1a
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New Today.

THE "a FLOOR
PIANO STORE
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
Watliug. 7oe-s Arcade Aunex.
JUST OPPOSITE ELEVATORS
NEW PROGRESS cAitfkf ct.EAAfNi
CO. our fenoNatinH process
makes carpets ana rugs LOOK
LIKE NEW. Fast ttA
aid Rcnlp massage. manirufthhf
5ef Liberty nldE Main nll
ie-foot -cabla Launch Hnrbsf en-
sfnes tlse.oo. Beacon 1est. iaft
S4th =
llnye your hiiis cosiertet North
Coast Collection Co. t,s n n NIX
Drvxissa Doctor. lie ssffery. all
Kodak deseiopias' itc roll, any
sise. Jacobs phetn shar. p.-f 500.
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For SaIe-Wood and Coal.

fslsai dSsf 6ss Sifli fifrsf 'ff eS1 ~.
MalnMriRht 4 Mcfseod. Phones f1fs
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v anted to Buy---F urniture

GOA orr 6SoGss o. offISsS l socds, disc
son Chandler $40 Pike. NJ. s22I.
Modern Furn. Co. buys. sells. M 6biS
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Money to Loan


,1OopF ELIOw a SON. Heai "a
70 ,td , oad ~ amounts from 5000
- *tN.9uu. bll Bailey Eidy
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Classified DIRECTORY

s.sss.s 81 ! ~. ErSsErr:2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-12

ACRES rich, level land s2o0; $40
down, So monthly, at WlNACO on
n II. Ry., near Auburn. Herbert
S. Upper. 30i Leary Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-16
MEXICAN SLABS A
METCALF OFFICER

Clifton, Ariz-, Sept. 16.-Constable
George Burkner, OF Metcalf. was seri-
ousIy stabbed by 2 Mexican and is in
a critical condition
The young man. Lazenby, who it was
charged forged checks on the Wells
Fargo Express company at Morenci,
had his trial in the superior court be-
fore judge Lame. He received the
minimum sentence Of one year in the
penitentiary at Florence
Alfredo Ortiz the Mexican who it
was charged stabbed officer Thompson
several weeks ago. had his trial in the
superior court and was sentenced TO
an indeterminate term in the state
prison
E. Z. Beauchamp has rented the store
building formerly occupied by the En-
pire bar and is remodeling the interior
He intends in the near future to open
up a music store and jewelry repair
shop.
The oldest son of c. A Franz was
thrown from horse which he was rid
ing, and his leg was broken. DR.. J. G.
Ryan was called and attended the lads
injuries and ne is improving
The local Democrats held a meeting
at Casino hall. There were about 200
present and the evening was taken up
with speechmakinG Refreshments
were served at the close. An orchestra
Of several pieces furnished music dur
ing the evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-16
REALTY EXCHANGE
FORMED IN DEMIHG
To Endeavor to Reduce Com
missions and Make Real
ty Business Systematic.

Deming, n. N, Sept 16.-At a meet
ing of the real estate men Of Deming
an exchange was organized. The plan
of the organization is to first provide
exclusive listings, to bring about a bet
ter understanding between the people
engaged in the real estate business in
Deming, TO investigate in a systematic
manner conditions in the valley, such
as the price of developing water on
lands, the products for which certain
soils are best adapted, and in fact to
amass 8 body of information which will
be of use to investors ana homeseek
ers. The exchange will also eliminate
all socalied piuggers, reduce commits
Sions to a uniform scale, and in other
ways raise the standards of the real
estate business.
Ira o. Wetmore was elected presi-
Lester, secretary, and the following
Miller. J. ". Dexter, B. c. Wells. Lee
". Russell, Carl r. Peugh. The con-
stitution and bylaws were then taken
up. section by section, and adopted.
The next meeting Of the exchange will
be held at noon, Thursday, in the Ex-
change restaurant The following are
charter members: John N. McTeer,
Everett c. Nulls, z. D. Casner. J. L
Greenwood, Lee O. Lester! Ira o. Wet
more, J. W Dexter, Lee W. Russell, c.
H Eon, r L Miller, A ". Sloss, Carl
P Peugh, E L Belts, r McClughan,
Alex A. Smith, R H. Case and Joseph
L. Rose thorough.
Mrs K A. Chandler. who has been
visiting in Indianapolis for some time
has returned to Deming.