The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR i A PUBLISHING CO, Orrin = 18) Rewenth Avenue AFTRAN OON BNckPT SUNDAY, TRLEPHONES tment Hunset Matn 1080 MALLARD ATAR AGENCY -~ BYenY treme te Tndependent ttm Ned 1a One cont wer cor. at eonty ver w Gelterred DY _ melt w carrter, y Lyfive conte per month, No free FO MALL SU BRCHIBERS fh Bm the addrees label of each nave: Yon has not again oon 2 on the Batered at the Postofty What a lot of hw 7 en » the world subles. They wan \ and ¢ and feather and jew hey spend effort a 4 mo and energy for a th A th nothing but vanity Edward, in the kindness of his hea: . on th Ditkado the insignia of the Order of Gar or there | . antic history a e t be.entitled to wear it It will mot drive away ‘ nta wa . larly handsome, On the barga vorage would pass it by And the mikado, who look he « oun when all of his medals, had about a f King Edward's gift as ® goat bas for a halo Yet Prinee Arthur wt ¢ naught, w Li € o a to Japan to present the ribbon to he mika There w » apece hea, wery and meaning wi grand recey there wil knee-bending and head-ducking until you car t The little trip w the B ho governn whick t ing up nights in an effort to the unemployed from ¢ starvation in th . abe 0 are peacocks, all, f a king down to the last b e elt gen who wants a striped st and a fancy tle INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM AND THE RECALL BLOODHOUNDS AT LOUIS, Jan. 31.—"Missourt ts the onl ate in the m that on forces all the laws on A | ks,” said Gov, Jos. W. Folk » nterview Th t on subject of jieas legislation and | the n evil that ie tates with laws i ve have © enacted rae, our laws are broken,” continued the governor. No law can prevent the commission of GOVERNOR FOLK crime law can only punish the criminal and possibly uhers f ng nal acts, In Missourl we enforce the law ny closing law alone, but all laws on our statute books In you nion, governor, what the ly for oan leg ialation and ‘sand-bagging’ measu The initiative and referendum » all. If we are to have & government of the people by th hearer it Is brought t@ the people the better.” Iwn't the initiative and referendum populistie? Well, what of it? lan't rate legistation populiatic? The ques- tion is not so Important as to source of origin as it Is as to benefit derived. The Romans were the first to practice the initiative and ref. erendum. Under the present plan of government an increasingly large number of measures are passed at the biennial session of the legisiature. They go through with a rush, especially in the closing hours of the session. It i# impossible for the executive to examine these bille with the care their Importance deserves. The result ts that many measures become laws that should have been vetoed others that should have become part of the statute y bave fallen beneath the veto ‘ ‘The veto is a goed corrective for evil Jegisiation, but the most effective is the tnitiattve and referendum The only place in the country where the recall is tn effect ts, I believe, at Los Angeles. It was long ago that who had voted against the people's Intere elal election and another man who would eats of hin constitutents elected In his place ing not a counc m © wan recalled at a spe represent the beat Inter The recall is the stand- bite official to do his duty.” ommand of the people to a pu REMARKABLE SHOWING 1S MADE BY ALASKA The Alaska club recet¥ed today a, 742 The valne of merchandise oh report from the secretary of the trom Alaska was $10,801.44 « department of Commerce and Labor, which $& 446 was canned sal Which shows the total mineral out- mon; $494,764 furs, and $440.488 cop put of Alaska for 1905 exceeded the | per « put of 1964 by 43 per t Over wan re (put for last year was | cet ved y ab if 19 it was $6.347.-| territor Eee BY FRANCES GIL BREATH INGERSOI here fs anything on earth lacking t xth sen it is a ¥ It makes m bn rs and rant about “nex ege” and “sex and all that twaddle; th developing the ns for tha’ awn called , 2 ated ga and to, trom & an ap t hand or ta ade a t . and at his xpand a$ as a at h rn . of cht . {AT OTHES wi AT FELLOW t o 1 fw 1 TRIAL OF LEM SHORT « , f i th nid Bbop b» \ pow A at ich were ‘i a n “ » found after the : hi 4] hern train holdup rth = ENGINEER Funny IN STOCK gamated point , La ' THE RT, REV. HENRY Y, SATTERLE gga gee hn be " Bishop Henry Y, Satterlee, of the Protestant By 1 Diocese Seas. cihmene eae Washington, will perform the marriage ceremony at the wedd! ’ rt ne temo of Alice Roosevelt and Congressman N as Longworth at t } s aviie Snieaning wet White House on February ! ors belonging at act of cut ther » give an anat BC luding pat on Men of the Grant | BAMPURLD, Hoelchers, we tug Borne today nuried, if they can Jan hat uw board the | HI PARTNER COMMAND. ile TURNS Los ANGELES, Cal Ja WASHINGTON, Jan It ou i nock walked into the office | nounce hat Mid Lf * partner ' Chapin, of the first Ca | exstate Geors fornia, was dismissed for being tt MANILA, Jan, 31.—General Wood ae? int = ve picket te the namng 0 Pn NOT EXACTLY LY AS ARRANGED ELECTION TONIGHT | HOW LAURA AND LETTIE UP.) nie Ernest knows all about It ye } and Ik t i en The nomination of officers for the re P SET THE OLO FOLKS’ PLANS) ous when I t Labor ( { Seattle w bel ee t — heir of I Is art “ye a Tomy wht. | fox | There » he patmny 4 for Mr. Wortham, who, no , doubt While the mem * are not x P { uninjured } 4% pat * khnowe by time that we ha yecting any » in the present was attempting e A 1 ‘HOD ) practiond « Uttle deceptt \ mality the organization let and ind wed mb ‘ « nd | there may be some withdrawals oo to alide, 0 the foot of wh « ere Ae " ean't o « bit wf the municipal ownership ver and fal f the J pace be-l that 1 t the move, or bew candidates may ap . ] twee Mand ar Let pear, The present officers are point te very | it lawe ¥ “at face ating @ t Robert Hesketh, of the Cooks aad steep. CoM gy ped g A ¥ | Walters, president; Alice Lord, vice! at all there te danger of « serious| Pega seen of t0 . ! you w esideat; William Truesdale, #6e~| gecident | Syn alle ; . ded Left for we are all | retary; W. J. Akers, business man- | 2 ae Hegel cody perfectly satiafied with the bond ager, and George Listman, treas The muntetpa! ownership advo ie oe hed enhcned the ton, | (mings have turned ow rer, While Listman is a candidate| cates of the Ninth ward will meet | °° atte - | for councilman at larwe, not/in Odd Fellows hall, Fremont, to- | 2°F °°" acoan ¢ ther ae } expected that thie will have w evening. The meeting wilt | UP" ts . MAGNATES T0 MEET effect upon his re-election as t | dressed by Judge Moore and L gitlay tne: on jar | George Cottertit hie Gaughter * | MEN ewe cient come! COUNCIL, | |e ed for changing af | | | Letgh n, wan to | | ptay Fiolle Ate, | (he yent | | te ney. i : | sernest Leftweil rrived together 1 “Walter, rash my order, please, Reston man Boston js the city | tne day they were expected 4 be-| * | | Bring me a that made beans famoue | fore the visit was really commenced | “s/t , eary. | 1 what sir?’ the | was ting himerif to! wei verge walter asked the friend of the man Don't dq it! Don't do tt!” bie his attentions | Cour Aer who was in a horry | friends pleaded t he was being | mre a | “TU have some pork chops, too.” > it,” replied the emt he afternoon | ths tees j ory, sir; we've got lamb stew It in my duty and | departing the | beef stew and Irish stew, bat no wh ome from ft.| a x *] it is mow practically assured that | | pork chop stew brink from danger, | woods. tw UDIS | aesttio will send a five-man team = | nor even from dea | separa Leftwell and] io ia parney, of” the A WORD FROM JOSH WISK | “Brave fellow ey weld; “brave ira appeared n tn an! w Galt Lake, The per fellow.” as the great scientist en-| hour te ae which | sonnel is not yet faly decided upon | tered the W. ©. TU. convention and | greeted them was pictureaque s | declared cigarets were no worge than Leigh t gaged ina Atl m alike t tht t pi heir ow Home y 1 | w wt he can ag a | HIS DAY IN} oO y s t a aat ‘53.7 rt (Liteon Luodetye Bde sf Maoge's ae nes 416 Brighter, Bet - Than Ever Seeir ge) THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY 4, try ave ha me an BARGAINS In Suits, Coats, Waists, Skirts, Furs Eastern Outfitting Co., (inc) Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. PIANOS —— wer rates and on easier payments y KOHLER S&S econd Avenue o HASE, A. MEYER, Mer IS DISMISSED ~ be by Raving is a habit, which, when t { the eiter ance formed, is conducive to muc »] : Ser died. cane pleasure and eatiefaction. If | haotaene have tried to see how much yo ot ne he Ht RECOMMENDS THE GAS FRANCHISE |. — om the the righs un fh an OVEEY fiyy SO) COURT NOTES at bln wity bi tows. t to Paly piled for 4 Hottmar ea ow for ma ‘ {tention @ ning ke SUIT CAGES AND GRIPS PRESCIUPTION ae of expe . age this & a P at hey hever aubetitute, Every Intended It to be. ‘The ie - If you want the best here The Quakes makes tres ery to all parts he elty phones. Main 1240, Ind, 1249. The QUAKER DRUG CO 1013-50135 First Avenue A STEINWAY PIANO for $525 It is the 1 nway construction, development eerand,” the latest All the su tee of a Steinway Grand are em t © compact ver making it « suitable apartments and svhons, Tt te the a Steinway has sbowt our easy tical upright drawing rooms piano lo both Up right and dis N. P. CAR SHOPS EMPLOYING ABOUT 8 ON C. D, HILLMAN’S MEADOW GARDENS Will make the land very velable. 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