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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
WHY SHOULD YOU NOT HAVE
THESE ADVANTAGES WE
GIVE TO OTNER97

Now ia the time TO become q
member. You never know when
sickness may overtake you or wher
you may sustain injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

o. yea helped me before.
am writing sxais.
I've got eats tsssead % soshes.
Aad iastesd Of having them In my
boots. they seem 60 thiak my bod
belongs TO tho Hum,nr .sst-ty OF
Associated Charities. NJ bod is
. .i~~piax porch. The other niEhs
! woke up and found Mr., Cat No. .
making . deor mat % my Face.
she, him With my fiat. lie i-ft. ou~
night shortly after Z va. dreaming
ef Indians. and thauxht sas had No
by thu les : wph~ up To fina NJ.
tat No. . mi-tsktng nv leo for .
tr~~. ! caught and iseA~d him up.
but he got away. I was not bothered
foe . couple 81 nights. Last nisht !
started 10 jump ieta bed. bat Mr..
Cat No. . was ahead Of me.
viii psstpsac d.snG ssyfhtsg
sssh until I get yoar snsw-r.
rooR GEORGE.
A.--possession Ia nine points o
tho iaw--cvory law. Either vacats
or screen your porch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

A verdict OF 5000 was returned
Thursday morning In Judge Dyke.
mans court In favor OF Margaret A.
Wilson against the Richmond PA.
per Co. whose automobile eollided
with n street ear at Third aud Yes.
Ter last June. Miss Wilson, a pas.
senger on the car. was injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
A CONSTANT nrADrn.

A-Either write. saying you Will
wait Just long enough for reply
before giying the matter into the
hands OF the authorities. or. have a
lawyer write letter for you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

At your druggists
in 25c and soc Jars.
and a special large
hospital slxe for
$3.50.
Accept no substl-
tute.
~ vo,tr drtigFl AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
SUBMARINE SINKS

PLYMOUTH. Eng. Dec. H.
English submarine Ga was sunk In
collision yesterday. but the crew
was saved.
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TERMs-One dollar per month
payable In advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

ma. Neuralgia. Headache, CongeS
ton. Pleurisy, Rheumatism. Lum-
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or Joints. Sprains, Sore Muscles.
Chilblains, Frosted Feet and Colds
OF the Chest OF prevents Pneu-
monia)
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IL
Crawford Washington Clarke. ex
cattle king. IL dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

OIL have srnt % .onx poem 20 a
publisher. who Gays he viii pot u
90, N ! win pay . certain sum. !
wrot. again. asking him Go return
my Mss.. but he has not done go.
nor eff-r~d any cspianstisn. What
sAaiI 4 A, a.x.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

then's when you're
glad you have a jar
OF MUSTEROLE Mt
hand TO give prompt.
sure relief II posi-
lively does not Bills
ter the tenderest
alsin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
OIL have v~ry isrG~ bu.ss fresss
tell mr how 10 reduce th~vn.
ONE or NDtu HT AnIVx

AT you are young glrl. le,
them alone and they will gradually
grow smaller as your flesh distrib.
u'es itself over your entire body
Cold sponging In tho only thing
| can recommend. I, simply tends
TO mako tho bust firm. Let tho
movement bo upward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

Rest modern outside rooms. Csc
10 soc. Stewart House. SO West
stewart Advertisement
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Second Avenne and Pike Street

C. A.. valued at 100000. on the
tax rolls.
One paper has come out strong
against steel cars. II is lumber
mans journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
Brassieres Always Acceptable as Gifts

~ LABORATE Brasaeres OF embroid-
n and lace well palmer
- styles The BrnEgiere s 80 impor. kA
factor In preaentday dress that Il fl3AXD
practically ~ Indispensable with the F~
low We them in open y
front and in tho back styles. From -
:. 4 / !. /" /. :: !;
SOC 20 $3.50 * M MEN
Al SOC In front Brassiere with Wy ENTfSsxA
wide band OF embroidery. \\xMgsTl \
At the price II a in the \TTI " \
back model with yoke Of embroidery and NMkI ~ } \
lace insertion There about dozen IfIllR ~
other styles from which to choose at lIAYN uzSEJ
soc. MANN MNdf~~
Il. 4. ! ny
~ ~. 90 n larger line. with S4l.A Nv
deep yoke OF handsome embroidery. 9th. 4NA Mp
OF plain linen with edglng NiA MI
At $500 attractive model Of linen IlWl HI
ls trimmed with wide bands OF Cluny EffrrM
lace II is perfect fitting and beaut N1uha
fu garment Third Floor
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free Trial Package Coupon
When the Children Cough
Use MUSTfROlt!

No telling how soon the symp-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

ODE yoa thtnk girls ard soys
sheuid play kis.fns gsmsr w~ni
20 . party the other nishs and th~y
played them. Z weaidnsf klss any Of
the boys. ss . d~nt approve u H.
Was ! right 90 wroog- I am Is. and
bop this will miss the waste basket
! viii wsh patiently Toe yaar as-
sw~~. Nor 4 KISSING urG.
A.--Certainiy. you were right No
sensible. seif.rcspecting girl wants
any and every boy kissing her. And
morc--No SELFRESPECTfNG boy
wants to kiss every and any girl.
and does not respect girl who nj.
lows it--No MATTER WHAT HE
SAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
WESTERN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
INCORPORATES

Today We May Be Healthy.
But Tomorrow We May Be
Sick or Injured-Come and
Join Our Association That
Gives You Protection
Through Sickness. Accident
and Death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

All you are not Tilted TO take
care OF yourself. and the man you
expect 10 marry In not capable OF
holding position for any length
OF time. you will have n sorry time
when the rent comes due. and the
groccrs refuse 10 trust you for the
food that will be necessary to aus
tain sou.
Sometimes man IN now "a Ger
tain kinda OF work. and loses hIs
positions In consequence, He may
be a good man for all that--but II
he IL he will no, want you To mar.
~ him until he can make good for
q while at least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

OIL am In love ~ith . hoy Of -.
and am ~, Ny folks ~iii cot let
mo msfry him. th~y say he ran
not k~~p . Job . we~A. and 10 not .
man who can take carr Of me.
want yva Co give me . little advice.
- pleas. answer. JOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
/aMWEW
C1a ~hm
CORRESPONDENTS

IN, scrspr why. tho question IL 80
~ass there n no rooD, for debate.
~ tn. object cant move. and tho
force cant stop. when they eomr To
s.ther tho force keeps on, aud the
object stays whore II L.. aud ahso-
iut-iy nothing has happened, That
Il all that ran happen N the ease
w~r. possible.
u IL we'll your patience readers
you Immune TO brain storms. 4. ".
Al try 10 keep my mind as I'm
movable as the object" 80 that
when the Irresistible force OF 9th
or opinions aAsall me the outcome
iB tho same ms you quote.
Own you please toll me where
. can set Information In regard Ca
government positiansr Thanking
you JOHN.
A-inquirc nj the Civil Service
Commission. In the Federal build
Ing. Seattle. Telephone Main bb05
Q.--pi~ase tell me how To take
grease out Of a raineoat, . will ap-
prcciatc % recipe. Mis-. A. j.
A-trench chalk Is the only
thing | know that I can safely rec
ommond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

Q--ri~a.e tell me n II viii be
correct Tor me, xiri Of -, Ga SO
TO n moving pictur~ show with
married man. ~. wife and ! have
been good friend. for Icing time.
She b. out Of town nov. and doubt
lee. he IL Lonesome. Mo>TTTt
A.-undcr right circumstances Il
Ia perfectly all right AS far as can
see. think II all depends on how
tho wife looks nj IL. ! would not
go unless she knows of II before.
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

DR.. l.. Y. CLARK, D. D. 8.
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WE GIVE nAc
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Costs Nothing to Try
BY Johns Wife

n you have husband. aon
brother. fnther or friend who IL n
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
judge Everett. Smith wednesda,

restrained County Assessor Parish
from placing property of the Y. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11

The Seattle Baptist Union, which
was organized several years ago,
held its first meeting In two years
Wednesday night at the First Bap-
list church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
TEAMS1TRs SEEKING
TENTATIVE AGREEMENT

Indianapolis. Doc. 3-OtnCiJls of
tho tcamstcrs union, which has hcon
ou strike since sunday midnight, Dee
gan concerted effort today to get
employers to sign q tentative agree
Wcut u ls binding for only ten
days and 10 only demands hat the
employers pay tho minimum union
scale and not discriminate against
union men.
Eugene Luttlcdgc. rs years old,
was shot iu the lcS when % crowd Jt-
lacking coal wagon was fired ON
hy strike breakers ON the wagon, The
five men ON tho wagon WHO were ar
rested did not have special police
power.
j. II Mason, the negro who was
shot through the abdomen yesterday
hy special officers, died this after
noon This makes tho second fatality
during the strike, claude Lcwis hav-
inc been Killed az the time Mason was
shot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
WATER FLOWS TEN FEIgr
DEEP IN WACO Sftff9TS

Waco Tcx poc. g. water ten
loct deep flowed through che ptinol-
pa streets OF East Waco today while
enc BIazos riyei flood pafsed all pre-
vious stages and continued 90 rise.
The cnsi Waco section hogan floodlns
last night when O. ievec gave way
There was no loss of life Policemen
and nrcmen worked aii night getting
men women and children safety out
of Ea-i Waco.
Tho main business thoroughfare az
i1ari Waco today was q mill race
from end 90 end and husiuoH houses
and residences in the deepest part Of
the flood remained unmpycd hut
some of thc lighter structures appear
ed Co he IN position to Withstand "a
further rise of the flood
Large areas in South Waco. ln-
cluding o. cotton pniscc exposition
Grounds worc inundated today. the
water varying from enc 90 ten foef
in depth Tho nraHos river had
reached stage OF 37 fact 8 inches
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
Heavy Plov- ~ Provisional
President in Northern Mex.
leo Make Distinct Hit With
Washington.
HUERTA WILLING TO
TREAT WITH REBELS
Desperate Straits of Federals
Also Revealed by Conscrip.
tion of Women to Fight in
Ranks Of Army.
lBy LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald. J

lBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Juarez, Mexico. Dec. a.-Confidont
That the seven federal generals who
evacuated Chihuahua Chy with the
troops intend To seek refuge In the
United States and thus ho beyond
danger OF being taken prisoners by
the rebels, General Francisco villa
today sent more Constitutionalists TO
attempt tu intercept them
The generals, led by General Sal-
vadur Morcado. whose deacrtiOn Of
Chihuahun ana whose statement that
hp had no uoncy 60 pa his troops
are regarded us virtual breakdown
OF the Huorta dictatorship, SO far ny
the north 0f Mexico is concerned. are
headed for ujinaga on the border. ~
is thought they VIII cross the tivcr
10 Preside. AZ Preside they are cN-
pectcd TO be arrested hy the United
states military authorities taken 10
Maria and thence 10 san Antonio.
Their arrest on crossing the river
would follow ar "a matter OF course
under ruling OF Secretary uf War
Garrison With the generals arc
. 900 federal regular soldiers and
more than 1000 people of the
wcalthicr class of Chlhuuhua, who
too flight rather thaa face an at-
tack by the rebels. General Puscual
Orozco ana General Jose Yuoz SuIn-
zar. believed 90 bee with Mcrcado, are
under indictment returned in The
United States court in El paso tor
violation of the neutrality 1w. sala-
zar is out ON bond, bpt Orozco never
was arrested
villa had little hope thai his so.u'
icrs would hc able 90 oVcrtakc ia,
fodcrals. who icft Chihuahua scNcra
days before the fact ot the.r t,iShl
became known.
That Mcroado. after hunding oNcl
| the portfolio of state 90 Frederic
| Muyc. CiVll governor ad interim
| should offer 60 surrender on behalf
| OF himself and his subordinates an,
then MS 90 the border was regardr,
by villa as au unusual procedure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

lBy Icnscd Wire to Evening Herald.
Denver. Colo, Dec. 3.-The formal
call for convention OF representa-
dives of every labor union IN Colorado
to meet ia Denver December l6, was
issued today by John McLennan,
president, and W. r. Hickey, secrc-
tary of the state Federation OF La
bor. The convention Is called To- con-
slider and decide the question uf call
ing statewide sympathetic strike In
support uf the United Mine Workers
of America whose mcmbrs now are
on strike la the Colorado coal fields.
The letter which was sent % every
labor organization, declares that the
strike OF the miners has grown To- "a
real war in winch every craft and de-
partmont OF oreanizod labor is threat
onod with annihilatiun unless they
take positive stand for their rights.
II declares that the uniform oi the
state militia is again being disgraccd
ana turned into au emblem oi am
archy,' that the militia is being used
TO bring ln strikcbroaHcrs iu violation
of the state law and that tho cost is
"bcing paid by the workers la taxes
and the increased prIc, of COAL 'and
In the honor of the state which is bee
ing disEraocd by exhibitions of official
aud plutocratir hwlcssncss'
The ,ill requests each union O"
send al least one delegate and invites
the attendance OF AN national inter
national officers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
MASIIINGTON INDICATED
RN FLIGHT DF GtcNigl NJ. -

tt,,,,,,,s o..,,.,...,. t,, r,rfhor, NrN-
.Isn f.d,r,I ..,.,g,,tIap of chihuahun
,,.t ,s,,.,.,,,.... md ,..,us,l ng N.Xican
I'm ...,,.,,..ri,s ~. ,.,r,isb f,toi Cor
,..,.,..,,,..,,, i, f,a...l rrnop trains
80, ,,o,,,,,.a ,,,, r, .fG.iais bor, toe
.5,, ,. snrh .,,,t. to which presi-
5.,, tyt,son ,.f.rr.d Ip his message
y. c,ncr,.s ,.st.,5a. ,yhen he de-
.rl.,,b ~, Il,,.rt. ..ul. was crumb-
II,,'. "h,. nan. .,.,.. f,v"
Di,,l,,,,ti..u, tb,r, bn,c bs,u mo-
d,,..i,,,,,..,,s President Wiisonn
.,,,,r,,n, u.t bi. government In
~, ..,.t,,,..., ,.ui r., obliyed ii.
,t,.,. H.. ,.,.ii,.,. 10 ......f.bfui WHITING -"
49,. ,'..,.r.t,t .. f,r.....ting IA neriod
-. 5...,.....,,,... vttb ey,f.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
Federal COMMANDER ASKS
To TREAT WITH Rt.ut.l. =

Mexico City, Dec. 3.--The news
that General Salvador Mercado, COM
mnndcr OF the federal forces in
northern MoXico. has sent military
peace commission from Chihuahua 20
Juurcz 20 treat with the rebels. while
vigorously denied In official circles,
is regarded as the most serious blow
set struck at federal prestige
In view of Provisional President
Huorta's statements thnt he never
would treat with the rebels it is con-
aidorcd Impossible that the peace
commission has bcCn sanctioned by
him a. the same time. however IL
is pointed out that the appointment
OF the commission is in line with the
recent suggestion made by Or Au-
roliano Urrutia. when ut the head ot
the ministry OF the interior, that
overtures might bo made Co the rco-
els without government sanction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

Mexico city. Dee. S-Thc seaport
city OF Tampico was today officially
declared the temporary capital Of the
state Of Tamaulipas General An
tonic Robago, the military governor,
who was forced to abandon Cludad
Victoria and who was crrOoeously re-
ported To have committed suicide,
has gone To Tampico under orders
from the federal governmcnt 70 re-
establish his governofshlp In the
temporary capital
The war department today an
n0unccd that General Arizmendl and
other federal officers. who fled from
Ciudad Victoria 20 Cerritos la the
state Of san Luis potosl, had been
ordered 20 rcorganize their forces and
TO march against Victoria. This task
had first been entrusted 90 General
Navarrete, who rotreatcd Go Monterey
after his failure TO relieve the hard
pressed garrison of Victoria.
Extraordinary methods are being
employed here 10 gain recruits for
the federal army servant girls dis
play marked caution when they APP
pear In the streets, as they are aware
that scores OF their fellow servants
have been drafted into the army us
female soldiers.
one territory utilized by the re-
cruiting officers nettod the federal
army Go consCripts 90 single haul
yesterday. The bills posted outside
moving picture show announced
that the exhibition was FOR men
only" The little room was crowded
some time before the performance
began. A series of religious pictures
was thrown ou the screen, the first
being THE Virgin OF Guadalupe.
patron saint of Mexico The crowd
greeted this good naturodly, but when
it was followed by two other religious
pictures the mon, who had looked
for "a different kind OF entertainment,
started an uproar. This resulted in
"a raid by the police. who marched
the majority OF the men 90 the bar
racks, where they were at once
placed in the ranks Of the army.
Preparations for defense in case of
local disturbances are being contln.
ucd by the foreign colonies. othel
than the American LEADERS on the
American colony are inclined 60 bee
licVc that any move in that direction
taken by them would be- miscon-
strued hy the Mexican government
la order To- avoid being regarded as
organized combatants, the Americans
in case of necessity VIII take refuge
between the protection OF the various
European flags.
n. s Kidder. general travelling
sales agent for the Waters Pierce Oi
company. was released on a bond Of
S2,500 at san Luis P0tosi today, after
submitting 60 trial by the federal an.
thoritles on charge Of seditlon
Apparently the only evidence agains
Mr.. Kiddcr was that while riding oi
the railroad he had talked with en-
pl0ycs regarding prevallng condition.
ana frequently looked through hi
field glasses al the landscape. IL
was arrested on November -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

commission which Is signed by coll
onol Edward Ncrdcckburg OF the
First Colorado Infantry. president OF
the military commission. and Judge
Advocate Major T.. j. Boughton OF the
Second Colorado infantry.
THE nndlng of the commission IL
that Robert Uhlich Is "a dangerously
and undesirable alien
Continuing. the report says In part:
Tho commission does recommend
To. and advise the commanding gcn-
cral in his behalf. for the rcstora-
tlon OF peace and enforcing the CON
stitutiou and laws of the state 81 Coll
orado. as follows:
That Robert Chlieh be inden-
nitcly detained.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
CENTRAL TEXAS Is
FL00D-SWEPT TODAY
nv Leased vVIlc % rlycnlne vlernId.l \

ty LEASED tsitc tO Evening rtPrnld.
Dallas, Tex, Dec. 8.-swollen by
heavy rains. creeks and rivers reached
a dangerous stage today Ia central
Texas, much of west Texas and south
oklahoma. Waco WAS the only city
OF consequence iu serious Hood trOu-
Bile but Dallas expected rise In the
Trinity river The .iood mad rcceded
al Austin and Fort Worth
lnterurban trolley service was
stopped BY numerous washOuts IN
north Texas on the Denver and Rio
Grnnde, International and Great
Northern and the Houston and Texas
Central lines train service was inter-
rupted. Near Cleburnc many cattle
were drowned
Appeals for help from men. women
and children marooEed iu trees came
late toduy from Grand Prairie. near
Dallas; from Chambers Crock near
Waxahachic and from Leon river bot
toms near Temple. Texas The Leon
river refugees had been in trees Tor
twenty-lour hours
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
CLIFFORD PINClOT A
LOBBYIST, SAYS
Mr.. WORKS
Theodore A. Bell of California
Also Accused of Same Crime
in Connection With Hetch-
Hetchy Bill.
lBy Leased wrre 10 Evening Herald. !


Washington, Dec. 3.--Omrgcs OF
lobbying an connection with the BIN
to permit san Francisco 10 t.kc WA
ter supply from the ilotct Hctchy
valley, involving Clifford pkhot ana
Theodore 4. Bell, former representa-
Give from California, Ncm today
made in the senate. During speech
opposing tho bin senator Works re-
marked
"lf you will go out into the corri-
dors of this capitol now YOU will find
clifford pinchut lobbying in favor OF
this Bill Al least ne was here this
morning."
while you are mentioning lobby
ing" interrupted Senator Thomas.
"Why not include Theodore a. Bell
who Is here opposing the uill?'
II ain not here Co defend Mr
Bell" replied senator Works, "but !
don't know of his attcmpuug TO in-
fluencc the Judgment OF single In
di'Idual senator
II have Thought for some time
interiectod senator Ken. uf lowu.
"that the lobby committee, which
has not set concluded It's Invcstign-
tion. would do well To ube up tho
Hobbies which have been working ON
4 this bin
senate Democrats failed ugain toe
= day to gct formal ratification oi
thcir currency him program. but un
, clcven-hour a dag session Was insist
/ ed ON.
President Wilson's recommend
! uou for direct primary election ui
presidential uudIdates cHmo up r
the SENATE today In debate thu.
d held the body morc than au hour
/ during which senators Bristuw. cum
/ minis and others expressed the hope
/ that Democrats would follow Oh.
+ president ,u support of u reform
/ which thcy declared Progressive ne.
/ publicans long had demanded.
/ Senator Martin replied that th'
: Democrats were "in entire accor,
/ with the Uulur head and the uctua
head of the Democratic party
senators Bri-tov and Cummins re-
/ tortod the Democratic leaders shoul'
prove IL hy endorsing bills iutroduco'
by Progressive Republicans carly ID
tho session Mn BristuW has intro
ducod such bill, modelled after th
Kansas law.