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Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-01-01
Mar skOla Vi dra9a sy6rd
Av w. e.

De kal1a oss veklingar och ge
oss manga andra MANN av annu
lagare art, vilka finnas j over
f1od. Det heter bl. d. att vi arc
! for fega att slass, att vi inte arc
i besittning av EFT grand djaryhet
och mod. Det har vidare fore
|slagits, att vi borde sattas pa
|djarvhetsprov.
Delta forslag later roosevelt
.iskt, och det var Roosevelt som
iioreslog det. Hans fors1ag forbes
genom hela dagsprassen. Over
ALT tycktes man instamma med
den grinande demagogen.
Men, herr Roosevelt, vilket
prov skul1e du kunna fores1a, som
Vi ryggade for att utfora brist pa
mod?
Vilket prov har du sjalv va
rit naktig
Under Amerikansk- -kubanska
kriget skot du en- flyende kuban,
den ende, vi1ken foil for din hand.
.Du har tagit del j romantiska
jaktayentyr j afrikanska yildmar-
kerna men du var val forsedd
med de hasta gevar och utrustad
med overflod av hjalp och am
munition. Du erbjod, nej utnamr-
de dig sja1v till chef for expedi-
tionstrupperna till Frankrike.
M frigar jag, j namn av all
historisk erfarenhet: Kraves det
EFT jota mod for att bli befalha-
ware en- arme?
Du visste, vad hela varlden vet,
att de hogre officererna aro lika
sakra sina respektiva huvud-
kvarter som sina egna hem. For
dig hade inga lurande faror legat
forknippade med expeditionen J;
men en- ara lag dari en- ara for
4 II ( +.
ALA primitive huvud och den
ia sokte du, aregirig som du ar.
Icke skuggade det din rosiga
drom cm varenda man hade fall
lit, sa 1ange som du var j saker-
het, si lange dit liy var tryggat.
Den menige soldaten klader fa-
rorna arbetar tungt med hackor
och spade i trencherna, medan ku-
lorna vina i luften och kartescher-
ma explodera och riva deras krop-
par i trasor. Oar kommer modet
in och Diet finnesi overflod. Ty
j e
arbetarna ha hardats de tusende
iaror arbetet ger. s
Det finnes bland oss, 1ika. rik-
ligt, som hos kamraterna pa slag-
faltet darute. Skillnaden ar blott,
att vi inte ca med pa att offh det,
under vilka omstandigheter som
halst.
Mar en- gang dessa bli varda off
randet av yart blod, da s. Vi |
teten, da skola vi lara varlden vad
mod och djarvhet ar
vi ha sedan arhundraden trot-
sat de Yildaste faror Vi ha staff
pa platser dit ingen AMMAN vagat
ga och Vi ha gjort vad ingen an
nan yagat CORA. Hurul yagar
man beskyl1a oss for feghetl
Att bygga broaf, jarnvagar och
hus; att spranga skarningar och
tun1ar att falla traden, flotta och
saga dem att hamta kol och
malm ur jorden ,1tsatta for ras-
ningar och farliga gasef att resa
de va1diga konstri,k tionerna til
slyslsraperna, SAINT for 0vrigt az
arbete pa land och hav, = det en
lex ellcr ar det Ell hart och livs-
farligt slaveri7
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-01-01
Den ryska reyOlutiOnen

-
ma. Makten var alltsa handen
pa dessa, darfor lyckades de.
Men stallet for utvisfing av
itusentuls revo1utionsrer str6m-
made de t,u in ! Ryss1and, tfana-
de och bildade; med internatio-
nelia syap,lnkter, med erfarer1het
lfran de o1ika 1andernas arbetar-
fofe1se. Och darmed borjade.
kampsn att taga den form av EXC ]
nof11isk onidanir1g som Vi ]
dag arc vittne till.
Kriget hade skapat Ell hel del
nya, industrigrenar ! Ryssland,
som 6veralit anrlars, dessa ! sin
ltur ffanlskapade privata kapita-
lister, och de f0rsta verkningarna
II ekonomiskt avseende efter re-
vo1ten; blev fordringarna pa kor-
tare arbetstid och 0kade loner.
vi tnaste dock komma ihag att
Ryssland 6; var EFT industriland ]
delta ords egentliga bemarke1se.
|Huvudnaringen ar jordbruk ocll
produkterna darav den enda vark-
| igt stoIa exportvara Ryss1ands
| |oljeindustfi al ocksi av betyde1se.I
men j ailvrigt hade Ryss1and ej ma.
gori iadustfi delss.
Att aastalter gjordes av lit.
lanskt Kapita1 att driva fran in
dustrier al a11mant bekant, och
det ryska envaldets avskaffande,
|oppnade portarna pa vid gave1 for
de a1ltid vakande profitmang1ar-.
ma.
vi kunna vara overtygade ON
Il. 81 = -
att de sista manaderna ha varit
en- tidrymd av otrolig propaganda
av de revo1utionara att "a delta
forstatt av den ryska befofknin-
gen.
Det Il nodvandigt att forsti det
|ryska folkets livsproblem och
|ideer for att kunna forklara den
rcvolutionara kontrarevoltens val
sprak "Jorden tillbaka till bon,
den!' Ryssland harskar en-
kvarlev;. av den gamla jordagan
deratten feodalismen, dar
jorden till stor del agdes och ko
trollerades av de olika jorddrot-
terna, e,ler av furstarna j de olika
grevshapen. Efter livegenska-
pens upphavande, blev den ryska
honden f" men den storsta par
ten av hans arbetsprodukter gicF
till skater, och bonden blev ON
mojligt mera ekononiskt beroen-.
de an icrut! Det vart spekulation
|och frakter, och delta tillsam-
mans med Diet primitiva jord-
bruksmetoderna ho1lo lantbrukar., !,
nai standig fara av hungersnod.
En- egendolr1lighet ar de Ryss-
land befintliga S. K. kommurlerna.s
|Dessa aro av gafnmalt datum.
/ men bibchallas annu, och kommer
sakerligen att b1i grundforlnen i
| ldet MI under byggnad varande ko-
Ioperativa sarnhallet Delta ar en-
lsak som maste baras minnet vid
lbedon1andet ay den Tore1se som
lnu pagar Ryss1and Men det ar
andra saker av vikt som till en- del
Iheror az den ryska evo1utionens
lresultat.
For att bora med den ninst
lyiktiga mojligheten att genom-
fora och bibehalla ett socialistiskt
tsamha allssysten1 n1edan annu
Istorkapita a1ismen sitter I hogsatet
Ii ovriga lander yssland bjuder
| j delta fall pi Store moi gfieterI
Ian nagor annat land En enhetlig
! Forts. p4 sidan 2.) j
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-01-01
ARG. 4.

-,
Egendoin1ig och ytterligt NOT
sagande forefaller de o1ika rappor-
terna och forutsagelserna ON den
pagaende forandringen j Ryss-
fand. Darfor torde det viss man
vara nodvandigts att Vi skafskada
densamma fran var standpunkt.
Ty Diet kan ej fornekas att vara
-ekonofniska ideer !; dag provas
daf,i EFT eldprov av vilket Vi ha
f1ycket att lara.
Den forsta revolutionen Ryss-
land yid detta tillfal1e, och som
appladerades sa liv1igt av vara ka=
pitalisttidningaf, var endast en-
bofjan. Den var en- politisk revo-
luton som andrade det po1itiska
styrelsesattet; ezaren avsattes och
man uttalade sig for jarnstailighet
som fi1edborgare. Delta medfor-
de Ell god SAX (och manga da-
liga), och Diet var mojlighet-
en- f0r de varkdiga revolutio11a-
rerna att atervanda till Ryss1and.
Och darnaed borjade Diet varkliga
utionsarbetet, pa det ekono-
1niska onradetl
n1aste komma ihag att de.
evoIu ra grupper som
f6dfberett omsto t1ingerl yoro och
afo besjalade an en- patriotisk
sglod. deras stravanden strackte.
sig endast till Ryssland, beroende1
pa grund av de egenartade ekono-
miska forhal1andefla.
vi finna alltsi, hur under den
forsta tiden, revo1utionen sanktio-
nerades av den ovriga varldens
kapitalister. Men plotsligt for
siggar ct, oinslag denna rorel-
Sc. Kerensky modererar sin socia-
ism overensstammelse med j
synnerhet. de Amerikanska ford
ringarna, delta for att nagon
man kunna upphjalpa sin ekono-
mi, och den nya styrelsen twin
gas, av sanma skal, att Iowa fort
satta lriget
Hadc varlden befunnit sig un-
der nornna1a forhal1anden, da ha-
de palatsrevolutionen moj1igen
varit EFT fu1lbordat faktum, men
ocksa stannat darvid.
Och itrandringen .Ryssland
hade blivit liknande med den for
sta revolutionen Frankrike, d. ",
S. en- politisk oingestaltning.
NJ var emellertid forhallandet.
annorlunda. Det var kriget som
skapade en- AMMAN maktfaktor,
namligen de revolterande solda-
terna fo1ket!
Jag var sjalv i til1falle att pa
nara hall studera orsaker och re-
sultaten av revolutionsuppbrott
j Rysslsild 1905. Denna gang var.
det rysk-iapanska kriget orsaken
till revo1ten, och det var synner-
het en- SAX som di kom i dagen:
det ryska folkets absolute mot
stand och antipati mot krigetl
Denna revolt kvavdes blod, och
tusentals ryssar tvingades att lam-
ma landet.
Sam111a kansla drew aven denna
gang ryssarna till revolt, men ma !.
got nytt. som under de nellan-
liggande iren haft tilIfslle att
sprida sic, forbes ocksi in och
delta var den ekonomiska sidan.
Genon Rysslands deltagande /
var1d dslriget, hade stora de1ar av.
befo olkningen bliyit tvingade in i
rigspro ionen ti1lvarkning
av ammunition och Krigs gsfornod oden-
lleter medan ellEannan del utgjor-
Ies ~ soldatefna ! slxy yttegravar-
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-01-01
NO. Il

Ar det en- lex, warrior komfner
nj ej och taga del j den?
Nej, Diet ar ingen lex, utan fa-
ror, faror fran morgon till kvall,
fran vaggan till craven och darfor
ha de lamnat Diet at den fattige,
medan de rovat fran honom livets
hela glade och behag.
Vad lar oss statistiken j delta
ial12 Den lar, att n1er an EFT liv
tillspi1logives vid de amerikanska
jarnvagarna. Tag sedan kol-,
jarn-, jordbruks-, ole, handels-
och sjofartsindustrierna och ALA
olyckshandelser som TINA dar, tag
ala offren av undermining och
dess atfoljande sjukdomar, sum
mera dem, addera sedan med de
ovriga landernas fatalitetsstatis-
tik och Vi sta infor EFT blodbad av
lika enorn1a dirnensioner som
varldskrigets.
Dessa faror trotsa Vi. ON oss
skrivas dock inga berommande
artiklar och booker; till oss hasta
inga omhjartade roda kors-sjuk q
skoterskor Bli Vi siuka "a II m
gen hjalp ON Vi inga r1edel Ia
vi Ia visserligen "barmh artig
hetssy ystrar men vilken barnl1ar
tighet adagalagga de-? En- sam
ningsen1ig @syster' kunde viska II
Qrat, att imam hon far sin plats
miste hon forst ha dodat ALT med
lidande och ALA varma kans1or for
de lidande hon ursprung1igen haft
Det ar, liksom ALT har i varlden,
en- blodig farce och EFT outtrott-
ligt jaktande efter rikedom.
Sadant ter sig 1ivet, perspective,
for den vakne arbetaren. Ar det-
ia demokrati, da sku11e ej storre
strait kunna palaggas ett o1yck-
1igt folk.
Nj k1agas det over att arbetare
inte respondera med onskvard
vil1ighet Undrar man pa det7
vi ha upphort vara marionetter
och vi neka ibland att rora LEM ]
marna nar fortryckarna ryckd j j
tatassarna.
Warrior kama sig arbetarna oin-
tresserade mar stridssigna1erna
stotas trumpetenF = Al det icke
darfor, att i11gen kanner sig aga
denna ratt och frihet, yilken nu
sages sta pa spell. De ha a1drig
Iagt den. vi 11a lockats fran land
till land under falska forespeg-
1ingar ON frihet; men Diet har va
rit som att ga ur askan eden.
Jag laser ON huru nina kamra-
ter inbnats j fangelserna och be-
handlas som de varsta brottslin-
gar: Och deras brott var det, att
1nanligf sta for sina ideer. Dessa
hatas lika starkt av kajsar VIII
helm, som av den grinandc pan
nillglnagnaten e11er det svarta
odjlret pradikstolen.
Jag laser nu huru pcrsoner
f1isshandlas enbart darfore att de II
aro medlennnar ay min organisa-
ton, hl1ru man slar dem ned. ntan
hansyn 81, forskog ng, ON huru
man, som Va at tah till ell kas1
rat, eller hand delseviis varit tillsam
mans med horom, naisshandIas pa
samma satt.
Jag laser ON 1uru "a man. VI
ken lar ha yftrat den dai1nheten,
att kzjsar Will,eam & vsrldens
lst6rste man ocll hsrmast honom
s. president Wilson det, genast
I 81 "a 80 - III eas
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-01-01
En- nyarshalsnine fran bastiIjen

For gott nytt 198 med kanp sd och Store
amgsngar vecklg Alarm enhetg organerad arbelass
och international soidae nneha de tankar anger
ut genom gallren vid arsskiftet! sI
Med handslag,
Edra fangna .Alarmister,"
Ragnar Johanson, Carl Ahlteen, Sigfrd Stenberg,
Cook Co, JAIL Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
DER TINEN
= a Il a q Il Apis
Outbursts Of Everett True.
by Condo.

ANs establish ranking
A. the This
VINO contribute inc sr.a'sss amouns q n 20 ns %
I'm the former Yale and champion and Robert MeA,er
vsuId higher OF
II tho
to- add 'ss junior. 70 the s list 100
I'm have to be made at the annual meeting in February
- ss Detroit Ts s @ or n @ sI So N SAN rrsn
- Harry has p chased new automobile for himself and as he
sssp busy paying social calls in the BAY city
FRANK
mornlns i
ashis he aid
ss us uo o.ns s 0p sr s p a n Ss h' was
En has been PLAYING the ancient Scotch game little less than
= thought golf VA. joke ass took Il up .s1'y asea,ss
and believe is the
:. .s ssssss 's s sa s the tired business man Tennis sport
Tm crazy about golf play every day
could tho time be playing Il for lifetime when
a than
"a SLOW Of the
~ pitched
- y, nnsss s 'S%s sss asG long enough to make ono quaint
s @ a w which P shs YANKEES fs sr on s BY e Tigers and
Cobb bat and critical OF the
Yankee walked out
him. either sa nov, GSss
And by the gods that's exactly what he did
on o
AVA all tneSa
VAS he
who
Was % quick n OF the
Every tried anything OF the ordinary this boy he
hssd in the round said Gibbons Il showed him
n
TfInanw a
and and best of ALL he remembers what he
harms
yI1ALrER CAMP picked
w 1899 that Camp
not made Is alls
Golfers has written Of the football
OF gdiron
He
It with
scientific
executed with precision"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
FIRST CHAMPION TO JOIN THE ARMY,
CADDOCK IS ASKING FOR NO FAVORS
Has Smiles for Ones
Laying Claims to
His Mat Title

A few weeks ago wrestling
tournament. advertised for tho
championship Of tho world. was held
In New York. Dozens Of wrcsiiers
took part and II was finally won by
Wladsk Zbysxko. who promptly an
nexcd the title.
The man who probably has more
right than any other 10 claim Frank
Goteh's title. was not entered
And for a particularly good rca.
son.
Earl caddock. N. wrestler in
question. was wearing an olive drab
uniform and was out working with
the rent OF the douRhboyn while the
others were sweating out on "A mat
In New York.
Caddock-aawurning that he Is the
real champions the only profea
s.onal champion In the taltnd
States who has voluntarily joined
Uncle Sans forces without asking
for some special favor for so doing
Caddock IL privatr-hc didn't
ask TO be enlisted M a wrestling
instructor--he didn't work around
to try to get n commission. lie just
went to his recruiting office and en-.
listed.
Under these circumstances II ~
not likely that Zbysxko or any one
else will receive very serious con.
sldcration as champion until Cad.
dock has a chance to defend tho
honors he won against Joc stecher
last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
SEATTLE
WINNER
i'm MIX

Aitho reported m lot OF crspples
b~for. th. contest. and with Capt
Bobby Rowe out Of the lineup when
the game got under way. aeatue'r
Ice hockey team triunphcd over the
Vancouver septot last night In the
Sorthcrncrn' initial appearance OF
the season here. To :.
Doc" Roberts. former Vancouver
Ii~. now with the Metropoiitans
must have some sort OF Erudge
against his old teammates. He turn
ell ioosc and assisted the locals con
sldrrably In going thru the weak dc
fensc Of the Millionaircs for goals
Despite before. the battle reports
OF tho crippled condition Of our lads,
there was none on the Ice last night
who needed crutchcA. Bobby Rowe,
however, was out OF the game. aa
was predicted. with an injured foot
lie had one Of HIS tootsirH badly cut
In tho game Mt Portland. and the
physician forbade him TO get into
las, nights engagement
Lester Patrick In Game
Lester Patrick held forth in a de
fenmc position. and the Seattle de
fcnne was practically stone wall TO
the opposition on all but the two oc'
casiona on which they went thru for
totnta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
ALEX TRAMBITAS KNOCKED OUT
BY FRANKIE FARREN IN SOUTH

Portland boxing circles were con.
siderably shaken up last night when
Frankie Farrcn. San Francisco
lightweight. defeated Alex Tram.
bitas. sensational Portland Is.year.
old boxer. BY knocking him out In
tho second round Of their scheduled
si1 round so.
The rarneness showed by the
youth, however. will give the Rose
city fans something to talk about
for some time to come. Farren
knocked Trambitas down four times
before he finally laid him cold.
Farrcn landed one that sent Tram.
bitas sprawiIng thru the ropes. and
beginning of the end
on the same card. Romeo Hagen.
the handsome baker boy. lost to Pat
Bradley. ST. Panl's coiored middle
weight. while Pete Mitschie. who
meets Mike Pete in Seattle next
Tuesday night. fought a draw with
Young Sam Langford Of san Fran
cisco.
W Af' AAAn' hAt.tN tltA lFAftls
biias broke out In a blaze OF glory
In the Rose City. Pete Mltscfie was
the star there. Pete was knocking
them all right and left and Seattle
fans were yelling for a chance to
see him In action. which they never
have been granted. Pete loses one
now and then. but he is still n very
promising young bit OF boxing flesh.
X. o. kruvosky disposed OF John
Tholmcr. the ancient boxer. in the
first few seconds OF their scheduled
four.round bout at Dreamland. San
Francisco. last night. A punch in
the stomach did the work. OF the
seven fights scheduled. four ended
In the first round
Beach" Wilcox. Por,land's cham.
pion boxing and ice hockey fan.
must have had TO dig into the old
sock last night when Alex took the
sleep powder.
Beach" has always backed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
BY ALTMAN.
BY AHERN3

Lad with his good. hard gilt when
ever he entered the ring. and loss
must have nlcked him a few.
When In Seattle, Beach" picked
the colored lads on the card TO wal
lop the white boxers. but this dope
failed 10 come thru.
Judge" Flanagan doesn't feel
just right unless he has "Muff"
Bronson along with him. Last week
he brought Al Sommers to Seattle TO
box Mcintyre. but declared that IL
seemed strange TO him to be up here
without having Bronson along.
Eddie Pinkman iong-distanced
from Fort Worden this morning that
he expects to get out OF quarantine
sooner than first announced. and il
looking for some good lightweight
TO meet him In a bout for the Coast
Artillery mess fund. Frankie Far
rem was recommended Eddie SD
he was a cinch to beat Farren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
Announcement
Day and Night Dental Offices

The National Dental Offices. on
Third ave. and PIKE at. will. from
now on. be open from
: A. NJ. TO II r. NJ.
Making IL practically day and
night. Conditions have changed.
and are changing daily in this
busy city Of ours. A year ago n
step like this would have been out
of place. but today Il has become
an absolute necessity with us in
order to take care OF our large
following among the shipyard
workers.
We have made arrangements SO
the worklngrnan and the busy
business man will now be able to
get tho same high class dental
services after his working hours
as he would during tho day. This
viii mean n two.way saving for
the busy man who needs dental
services.
This office viii not be open on
Sundays. On that day we believe
the world should rest.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
REED AMENDMENT TO
BE TESTED IN COURT

The Reed amendment to the postal
law, which prohibits the importation
Of liquor into dry territory. will be
tested in the state courts here.
A writ ordering County Auditor
WardaIl to show cause why he
should not issue permit to import
booze to George r. Ford. 3540 Alki
ave. has been issued by Superior
Judge Macintosh. a hearing will
be held on January 1s.
This Is the first suit brought to
test the effect of the Reed law on
Washington state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12

scarce that stringent rules have been
abolished. and there II no longer
time limit on competition for pros
pective members.
The freshman class this quarter is
unusually small. due 10 the fact that
high schools will not complete their
terms for "A week. The sororities
average two pledges each. while most
OF the fratcrnitles have but one new
pledge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
Former Trainer Enters
Suit Against Willard

CHICAGO. Jan. is.--Jcss Willard
today was defendant in a suit for
$4,000 damages. brought b. Tex
Dowd. former trainer OF the cham.
pion.
powd alleges that while employed
In Wizards circus and substituting
for an opponent % Steve Savage. he
received a broken shoulder.bIads and
internal injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
PORTLAND HOCKEY STAR
Is HURT IN PRACTICE

PORTLAND. Jan. IL. Glenn
LouKhiin. star Of the Portland hook.
ey team. was injured yesterday while
at practice. lie and All Barbour
tangled in front OF the goal net. with
the result that several stitches must
be taken over Clem's left eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12

Scoring Seattle. Wilson from Morris;
pahsrts from Wilson. Riley from Rob
srss. Roberts from Hickey and Roberts
from Morris Vancouver. Taylor from
Cock and Taylor from Meponaid.
Penalties Seattle. Roberts. Morris.
Wilson. Roberts. Wilson. Roberts. Wilson.
vancouver. Mckay. Mcdonald. Stanley.
Mcdonald. Mcdonald, Mcdonald
Mickey Ion, referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
BARROW DIDN'T LIKE
AMAlGAMATION PLAN

NEW YORK. Jan. i2.--The propos.
al to amalgamate certain cities OF
the international league and the
American association was responsi.
Bile for Ed Barrow's retirement as
president OF the International. ac-
cording TO reports today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
BROADWAY WINNER BY
BIG SCORE IN CONTEST

broadway piled up a s4.to.7 has,
ketball score last night in its melee
with the West Seattle quintet. The
Bailard-oueen Anne game was post.
poned on account OF the death OF a
member OF the Ballard faculty. Lin
coin beat Franklin. II to S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
DATE LEFT FOR NAVY
GAME ON ARMY SKEO

WEST POINT. N. Y. Jan. 1.-THE
Army's football schedule for 1918
leaves an open date for n probable
game with the Navy on November
20. West Virginia. Tufts and Notre
Dame are included In the list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
FLETCHER TO CAPTAIN
NEW YORK BALL CLUB

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-Art Fletch-
er will captain the New York Giants
this season. He was appointed yes
terday. succeeding Charley Herzog.
who was traded TO the Boston
Braves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
Practice Basketball Mix
at University This Eve

The naval training station basket.
hall quintet will furnish the opposl.
ton for the University Of Washing.
ton five tonight In n practice game
on the university floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
EARL HAMILTON BOUGHT
BY PlTTSBURG PIRATES

PITTSBURG. Jan i2.-Eari Ham.
ilton. former star St Louis pitcher.
has been brought back to the majors
by the local National league club.
which has purchased him from Co
lu-nbus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
THREE SOCCER MELEES
ARE SET FOR SUNDAY

The Dry Dock soccer squad In Stat
ed to journey 20 Carbonate for its
Sunday contest. while at Liberty
park. here. Black Diamond plays the
Duthies and Skinner & Eddy the
Ames crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
LOG
CoL,UNIBIAST,
Cor. First Ave.
On. EDWIN ,. brown
ID. d. 3.

Oh EDWIN ,. brown
ID. ID. 3. -
U0W ut 10o Celunbls
] have left the imita-
tors OF my name and a
signs on First ave. and IA
moved my Dental or AAy
fices to the corner of{SpYQm
FIRST ave. and Columbia alxselct
ot, Just across the street
from my old location. NJ
trance y los cclumbia, midway be.
tween First and Second aven. vii
not raise my prices because OF III.
var, but do expect to Increase m,
dental practice SO that the increase s
business will offset the increase,
cost Of doing business because o
the war.
] want TO be known a. the onI,
nan In Seattle who did not raise hi,
DFtces because Of the war
EDWIN ,. brown. ID. ID. 4
esattle's Leading Dentist
1os Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
Harry Garfield says being witbou

coal Is merely n state OF mind. That
statement should be OF great value
to Jawn McGraw II he could con.
vince himself that losing tho world
series was merely a state OF mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
When Charley Wecrhmnn cnuldn.t

buy Rogers Hornsby he said in an
off.hand manner: "Aii right. wen
make oneg' Just like n smoker aft.
err UNNECESSARILY trying TO bum a
cigaret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12

There Is something we would do
And that is, sweat the guy who
chirps
us II cold enough for your"