The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1910, Page 6

Tuesday's Primary Election ffices of mayor, comp At the t interests of Rouillon for L, de in regard to the is well kr day, The Star rved by the for The Star's att troller Willian Terry for treasu it to its readers the bes A, V, 1 wn and treasurer maries next Ty believer selection mayor rwell comptroller Edward Chere is 1 xew that can be sald of the qualitic Mr opponent for absolute worthleasness If Seattle i sary that Mr. Bouill Her William J ity of Bouillor re e seeks proper lines it is nece on be r the vote of eve Bothwell de Mr ly fitted for the di or the office of comptro y good citizen of the ¢ Bothwel mnected with t is energetic € splendid chance for city treasure respeted by the very great number of His lifetime a few He people of Seattle now him intimately been spent in this city, with the exception of years in Alaska, His name only, opponent, a worthy gentleman, ha His age prevents activity in the office compelled to rely entirely upon his subordinates, Mr, should be chosen Of the Monday. a ballot believes will The Star will have somet sal cust councilmen mm, it will p of the lowing its ust ill be the names men v day upon which w best serve the people of this city lf our respectable citizens + enator Heyburn’s wart half as energetic as Hank Me Keown, the problem of municipal governmen wal pastime for continue the people t savings banks at por would be an intellect-/ are what alla them children Living un imetances seems to any cire a quite a noteworthy Second ward taxpayers complain Ike they thought they were the/ event in Aberdeen only ones who have been robbed Withe into your private affairs, mn any sire to inquire Some persons who dine on near have you tain of near-hunger registered yet? On} » semblance ) vorite the wo! at @ high pr same favor clever tricker the epectficat inated all bidders b vored. Had Mr. Boutllon office there would be @ fee | story to tell, but that ts # out ot Plies of every of Seattle Is directly forts of A. V. Boullion while he was superintendent of utilities. White Mr. Bouillon of these who tehed sept co he open 6 ince Mr lion left the ali that remain It has tong been the ha Officiats to jet favorit water ptpe igh for the street department meters and the like, at pri than the market warranted, Every | is the point Mr. Gil! ¢ time a harness was needed for the | got—that of exp street department man who | Various corporations Bteod in r $4 hich Boutlion ste y 91a027 was in office harness ars of were invited to than Mr Pu departme could see the ed. and t the way the street departr which is yet in ¢ Take the matter « Qrwunting to about § ontract always went to omnpetitio ling of sup in the er to the ety drawing me ne which etim due to the ef-| the ne been tn different f the {fice peat public was in # had to | re rket, but ntally u form is | ¢ Mr. B of }ing $32 furniah | ter ertal | wt water | higher 1De ¢ hae re when he ac art mpete in LC: ns vent f spend btt city years Asa the rex electric the nt barns. THE POLITICNAN « and «pri # if it is I got a fir I anid n't the place moa | « has een treasurer | ¢ THE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1910. ty Wear Frock Coat and Tan Shoes---oh, Never Says White Whittlesey, the Matinee Idol Florence Roberts’ Leading Man Talks From His Dressing Room About Value of Clothes. jother—clothes, yea, I should that * are not without importance, None the leas to an the And White Roberts Whittioney, Porence himself. j | sanl » the | tety | and he is | play Terry |... wo TLESEY SAYS TAS TY 1s MIAED On WS WARDROBE MEN WH ITE WHITTLESEY, has been a leading man for a d and a half Of co the young me but However, there are certain thing whieh u Whether ¥. oF Bo X a tr and Mr. Whi 1 have eve an a dress # If o we, thin ie the time when that's trite things are csse@tial Lat the the aeep abt, thee nding Raver |r hing firme wht te! when there things are all right fit the cccmston But for ted up ¢ any bot ore ot wear all ap If in de wh onmes y ithe green thes, or id always drese in wued by at the bottom eo A man ventional and @ } at groaned plaind bul ingb that | he #o. | oan ne pa wo afford mach trees © the " t makes 1 fi and are times an at least drees MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS He Visite the Earth as a si octal tat Catbempondent and Makes Wireless Observations in Hie Notebook LINGS APP Vine DELVE COLOSSAL TAS ——~——— WITH TIN UP - vid DOWN GNAWING BLADES AND SHARP PUSN- STICKS, WERE GRADUALLY REMOV- WE, IN SECTIONS, NATURES COVERING PROM LARGE BODY OF WATER SAID SECTIONS WERE CHRETULLY SLIPPED AWAY INTO LARGE HOUSE, PROBA = PURPOSE OF PE -COvERiNG ware SiOcce SOC COURSE cas DEEMED ERO, PROF. NOAH LOTT ON HIGH COST OF LIVING How is it the people whe won't ent stale bread will laugh at stale Some men who are particular to get full weight in a nick worth of dog m will accept a one-fifth gallon bottle of whisky for a quart If ewell hotels were feeding their help on table scrape 15 years ago, | what does the help live on now! Conceding that Windsor, Can. is cheaper. Detroit Life orth Living” when | the ferry-boate are runnnig Ah, the good old times in which we got everything cheaper when we got it only in season! Compare thie with now, when we have it al! the year round and pay twice as everything in| High Grade Women’s Appar Reduced ‘To make sweeptr preferable to us zed during ‘s much our stoek dam. r store, For the th " Hr attract be offered, EN AN AG. c offering ey for credit ag fog be the a can't pay NI W mt Us thing at the » I cash Here Is you the hest ing apparel rest of wea payments, Some sweethearts are only sugar coated.” By: Eastern Outfitting Co, 1332-34 Second Av. Near Unie S. “‘ Seattle’s Reliable Credit Honse” Het Mhe- Me ppened ¢ pat wteal a kinw Remember what gar mon History repeats itself 1 never heard re than once ello had just amothered Des SOLID comrort dnt give + hoe Is what you enj Cook With ¢ Gell Let our solicitor call and cx nee you, Seattle Lighting Compal 1214 Fourth Ave. Have I When p tender ay an't Hee vulders d the price hanged I've than @ mere ides Henry Bldg Phones: Main 6767; Ind, 67 Why did . knowing reetdent)— Business Bringers. ws the man who married | Jy oot Cstate, ete, WINDSOR DEALER IN BRAINS Makes Gol Ms, is being made | warning them aes ising the b MVING BLATT Wiliam W indew: 20T ly, we oughtn’t to have such | P rd time ge of the fact that we are con: stantly robbing posterity to do it | You never heard kicking about the high cost of tiv ing. Maybe it is because they didn’t live high it Is easier to break a meat str than meet a strike breaker if a man getting $2 a day can't make It reach, how does a man make it reach who doesn't get any? Some Indian fakirs can live on a spoonful of water a day. Now and then some rajah comes along and advises him to go on a water strike. IN THE PUBLIC EYE k er IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK J BY Re NORMAN 4—It ; HW it's Nothing Lik EXJUSTICE GEO. SHIRAS. rHOUT Chaff Comes Out Quickly ng along in the," THOS ke later, with Hundred and the Spartans | * TRVING BEART WINDSOR . 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