The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1906, Page 4

OFFICER int « Seventh Atense Sr ttt TRAN GOON EXCRIY SUNDAE ¥ PAL aPiow es EGR {____--- THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR roD Ika CO STAR AUBNGY The Greatest Fraud of All \ t agita he alr, why not take a hard fall oO t au rn a aple ayruy ( maltigated ever folst ypon & pan-cake lovtng the “maple syrup” of the Paelfic coast is the very wore r soxdiness? Groat Scott, ft knows neither! It ts an | euteast. No maple tree would own It why masquerades under fas of “maple ayrup,” but It Wears a disguise in the ah a tin can which ay pletures « amps, New Hampshire farm volling julee | thes tn fark le of that can a viseld, slow & tw 1 putable within ha ‘ . t 1 thea “ad ran i ay ng and aging © maker and the seller to limbo? yn when the ar ted v i the syrup was re ay w woe “ t 4 y of this “maple syrup Ca be done, Mr. Pox ioner? et r f b tt to al o and Nebraska? Why should we receive any longer maple syrup from states that aren't able to grow the may trees? it » long since George Washingtod’s birthday that we should ¢ taught us by the revolutionary patriots who threw wag acceptad a into Boston harbor Why « jo syrup” f * Senators Chosen By the People The x t for the selection of United States sen by popular vote Is going forward quietly, but with immense momentum A constitutional amendment may never be secured. But that does Bot matter. The clause in practice may easily be nullified, just as we 5 of president by presi * remain as mere dummies; the actual In the same way ection of pullified the provision for the ¢ tors. The elect Bominations and selections are made by the peopin the state legislatures may be turned into dumm United 3 been chosen by Fach state is free to adopt popular selection of senators at any jes in ates senators who have fir popular vote time it sees fit. ed, in In the New Jersey legislature two billa have been introdu tended to enable the voter dicate to the legislature their choice for Un! States seni Im Alabama a primary which the popular vote wil! Pettus are to keep thetr seats sto ind at ne whether Senators Morgan and will take place next August A contest for senatorial nomination at the primaries ts now going on in Tennessee. Senator Martin has been re-elected by the Virginia legislature as & result of the primary vote taken last fall tm a number of other southern states the people name their can Aidates f he senate and the state legislatures are bound to conform to the pe decisions. ‘Thus every state in the union may it desires, have popular selection of tts senators, without awaiting any action whatever at Washington. If two-thirds of the states conewr they can call a constitutional kes it or not, but to amend the cousti- m by three-ti bh A recting the governor convention, whether congr tution would require ratifica’ Treavlution is now before th to cal! such a convention. But what ts the use? Unies the necessary three-fourths of the states shonid favor the amendment it would fail, If three-fourths of the states or more do favor popular selection it Is easy for each to simply adopt It as some have done nee that the “ of the states. lows legislature ot senators It is alor ing quietly, bat rapidiy. « this line of least ree movement is grow STAR DUST By “JOSH” The sermon was p' nd gen charity If the reve: man Pt THEY KNOW IKE. tke Swalley of Carrollt blacksmithing at the shaft ‘ 1 n now d 1 4 and where did Ike learn the Th’ prompt man wastes a lot uv time A n and ma waitin’ om the tardy | {7% sakod the law Z graveghe Phones 416. Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. Come and See—Sceing la Believing KA THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. pet | | Right Down to Date viel the bridal eh implies, th a bri Much Money Being Spent in Washington to| v's) °°" °° © FRIDAY, MARCH 1906 THE SEATTLE 3 (jUAKER, A 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE RAILROAD RATE BILL Spread Reports as to Roosevelt's “Yielding” Sale Special Introductory ---President Hagn’t Changed and Will Call os soos, mnt nas tue rauiwn Extra Session If Necessary. | Fight ae leterday only. ai, il | ‘reaident Ro velt ares that Done fi WA Pt “ : : 4 ere " . x 4 ! a A a How - A y 4 ha * al a , : “ rallwa re tn velt wn t t , v fed Bact Perinat tbe Maeacs ale, omer oa von KUSKOKWIM DISTRICT ore n the f o lee ] h ‘ wim f A ka ‘ By }, 2 deat Roos t , oa) R ins nl maabar and h — Thirty wome| enere «| Piano Snaps A ago phy * on suffrag nied entrance | 5 8 f and Ida ave i but were refused. They crested a} ! yen » abide ty these number of ake un seo t Jisturbance, and were finally re figment a oclug to try to get) é a moved f ably the bill fined will hold water ene y “"\ | MARRIAGE LICENSES. Ko Perey A ; hong. hg gy oat tae 0, and Margaret |""7..4 unre points to which amend sold at a big ' n i wilt t irected— amend reduction 18 r wm) at ~ changes “= csi « |The QUAKER DRUG CO} | ! se Hens Saeemes, Hom ape ‘ommuisslon to exercise ite 1043-5015 First Avenue 9 am Hf : for th t hanged terme a Tr K } be | —— $$$. SHORS ING HIS FATHER Your new book has aroused « great deal of Interest among w Yo plied the a 1 eht & close after ¢ , posed to the a aving them bh WANT TO AMEND STATEHOOD BILL WASHINOTON, I or Met ' Op in me ‘Ansom Cab and “Bid Good Hye" » the old t map r ts smoke ar E JOHNNY JONES" the «roc which w - yrup then y ay GOOD BYE FLO Ito th > that © sae te ek tree and whi YANKEE DOODLE VE MY keGARD the new sap t ‘Mme. 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