The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1910, Page 16

: : : ; THE SEATALE STAR COUNCIL TRYING TO KILL | _ REFERENDUM PROVISION| before t In Heat of Campaign stips| > Over Resolution for a " DON'T OVERLOOK A SINGLE OND OF THOSE SPLMNDID SATURDAY BAKGAING SEATTLES WIG STORM, SHOOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREMT Third Visor Mune Bagi. The February Trade Sales Bring Fo a Great Saturday Bargain Feag Another Rousing Sale of $12. Men’s Fine Business Suits In the Lot Are $17.50, $20.00 and $22.50 Values Another of those wonderful Saturday Suit sales for men that is fast making our clothing store fa mous. To the man who needs a Suit or is going to need a Suit in the near future, we say, “Come here tomorrow without fail.” The Suits are well made and hand tailored, made in the latest styles, and you can choose from BLUE SERGE, BLACK SERGE, FANCY WORSTED, FANCY CASSI MERE and FANCY TWEEDS, in neat checks and stripes. We have them in all sizes, from 32 to 48, and in all the prevailing colors Boys’ Spring Suits, With Two Pair of Pants, $5.00 A splendid line of Spring Suits for Boys has just arrived in time to take its place in the Trade Sale 40c Caramels at 25¢e The finest Caramels, made of pur ont Ingredients; all flay ve Hilla, choeolgte, nut and cream r-always 40¢ Ib ann F 7, a pound. ame we reme court, and a de | tending to give them a referendum ted in two or three | provision, and then taking away | we, When this ac thelr power to exercise ft, and it ul the next election would be well for the laboring Charter Amendment. w off, and !t was sup men, not only to vete against the posed by the members of the city | proposed charter amendment, but} counell, who disregarded the rights |to inquire of the men coming be Tho present members of the city | Of the people, ax stated in the elty |fore the people for support at the saenell. ot the city ¢ attle seem | charter, that the matter would be| next municipal election what their ten before they again came | attitude is toward the initiative and etermined to for them pg tne power Ww is vested | dete the people for election referendum, and also to ask the in the people by the initiative and A Clever Scheme. members of the present city coun cll why they disregarded the clause ed char in the elty charter, and ry clever | of the corporation coun n ioe s of the Western t referendum provision of the city and te joker in the 1 pe ive and CIGARETTES WORSE THAN WHISKY, } r clause} DECLARES THIS ATHLETIC COACH gqnature shall be re ceived, except at the office of the city comptrotier, where ald petition shall be kept on file.” This one sent cally make {t !my initiative or referend secure enough names to make fective, a8 vo cannot, without great sa clause is to make | the voters to have any say efactment of the city ordinances that they will abandon their efforts im that direction | Showed Their Hand The present city council showed very clearly it oward the * : » era referendum 8 action procession. These are Suits that mothers will appreciate, for with every Suit there is ONE EXTRA PP y = eget 1 thoad ° PAIR OF KNICKERBOCKER PANTS. granting to the National Distric . SSS Bring the boy here Saturday and let us fit him out with one of these new, long-wearing Suits. Telegraph company (Western Un JOE THOMPSON bags tah jon Tele pany} They come in all the new Spring shades—GRAYS, BROWNS, OLIVES, BLUE SERGE, FANCY chise to la tire (Ry Untied Pree) ler ngere a dark yellow, what do} 3 > ‘i , Saar heh polan! olaten. . sienna. 3 } . Phompeon | STRIPES. They are made (and well made, too, we can promise you that) of good quality worsteds, peryice, sprinkler supervisor, etc.,| !* t gur The wkt cassimeres and serges, and are splendid value at, each fn the city of Seattle ’ Catver ¥ ms ALL. S17R4 IN STOCK This referendum petition re a. er quired only about 2,300 na to ‘ ae EG w_Neckwear Underpriced The Great Hosiery Sale 5,000 names, and, notwithstandin “te ne pear f the sen the efforts of the Western Un ‘ white * ' Telegraph Company to have r < here a cao 5 re tate ta nike ts cite een ac Hos taken off of the petition, it w at . tompetn Margulis te start. the aces tie ere 10. the Iie Bi k ie ,_12¢ a Pair the city council certified to by the a t 4100 Dozen fast black Mow ream lows, comptroller as sufficient with over cimarettes r et PANCY STOCK COLLANS) oither with or without Seahie woven bolle aed ¢ ~ + 1,000 names to spare 1 t cls re. pEGe oF Se H fe Jace and set, in The present city charter provide tt k \ ' th “ “beads and sil 1 the top with an T V. that when such a petition is cert! teams, an = cord fuching. = : Ste_Faney Hosiery, 3 F cy Hosie 2 ie a Pair a Pair fied to by the comp { io pat SABOTS of Wash linen. net and lace. In the pretty aoe Medan Gh & enten ficient and transmitted t« ty |e a ar cancade and plemted effect nt Dosen in a splendt ey ty. council, a teeupthtion ‘ opts dainty Ince “the city council shall ‘ " & B McCor and} Thompeon ways he never drank ir co seems geese tor quem [tear os eel are = gg as Sgr a ise. ¢_Faney_ Hosiery, 3 a Pair ting the said ordinance or sec . y thes r eight yeare and 6 new —— Dosen Beautit effects, bead and a gauxe with dainty ¢ although | five years r injured in «& gar m, item, . tho m, of part thereof, to wii) stain a smok- ihe was a star halfback ¢ the vote of the quali elect ors for ratification or rejection. either at the next regular mu. . ction of at's specs: |From Church Choir the city council in To The Footlights ition may provide.” It will be noted that the cit (hy United Pree.) council fs allowed no alternative tr CLES, Feb. 11---Ab this matter—the provision of the s been app caring i‘ charter is clear and positive that | °™"* in @ local play 7 ot © weeks, it was ’ until today that a pn onna play { ch work did ad the train » will aid me the rough y work * Shank said that n “comic” te not unlike « ata reh concert The only @ he d, “te “the city council shall refer the or dinance to the people for a vote ence I can see, flowers one re ceives and the “mashy’ notes a hint of bright days t ¢ wear. Every wo me, in this first author an in Seattle will like There is a breath of early spring ¢ styles for Council Refused tive showing o a hocmithatanding this tact, the ; HUBBY’S FIRST NAME? |] to see these pretty new hats. While large shapes still predominate, there are one or two F city council, in the of the | mond the oneal aiintin i, tyles 0 ot be found else ‘ Seuiate Sime teanek el vert ‘onal f the smaller models featured. The styles we show will not be found elsewhere “J OH, | DON'T KNOW Large, small and drooping Turbans and close fitting Toques; some of the new designs Hi are of hand-made straw and fancy braid, in the tailored, draped and plain shapes. Come and see then FINAL SALE OF WINTER HATS All $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 Hats marked ............... ... 82.95 & All $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 Hats marked at... .......... cece eeeee 95e¢ Small, medium and large shapes to choose from; black or any color you wish, A Trade Sale for Men eS MEN’S 75c SHIRTS rs SOC | that the petition wax | was t leading sopranc and refused to refer t «| choir of the First Presby to the people for a vote church at Pasadena, and This action was taken in direct|leader of the Emm Opposition of the advice of the cor- | terian church poration counsel, who waa present| Without pre fn the council chamber at the time| Mrs. Shank ju the action was taken, and informed the council it did not have the power to re he law An injunction was ob the Western Union case b Mohr, who represents th terests here fomorrow tained in case js now pending | reforr Drawer Operated CASH REGISTERS SPRING STYLES If you want a drawer OSE or Handbags lenatie af moore. “etter get all : hee’ tom operated register let us == Worth U Worth Up to $5 $1.00 Men’s Woot | made at the lowest price. in arape and acorn pressings, In calf or Mexican |" of Mon's Underwear tate tne rou. ome ar tooled leather, Some Splendid Black Goat Seal, Wal got all ate rus and Moroceo Bags in the lot; gilt or gunmetal for them Mate Floor Main Floor—South Morning Specials |A Sensational Trade Sale| The Pure Food Show On Sale From 6:30 to 10:90 Only—No Phone Orders $5.50 and_ $6.50 Sit it Se GO. 95 vaeth, Poo Children’s Coats Many mo his Saturds all-the r the little ¢ tape printers. Prices, $50.00 $65.00 $75.00 $90.00 $115.00 Detail Adders $115.00 ie Ore $50 Total Adder Tape Printer . O. B. Factory On Sale From 8:30 to 10:30 Only—No Phone Orders 5c White Handkerchiefs, 2c Mato Floor There is a good Fret w in the theatnetit i lots of new attrat ns in the Dookie ttf rday, Te will Bette geost day yot & Om reat Food Pair, Youle here, of cours hers will appreciate pargain becaus lin Brassieres, 25c wgod quality y trimmed te pay onie eae Second Floor 25c Boys’ preewee ¢ aps, 5c in this oll mate These Pretty Coats are made of HEAVY TRICOT CLOTH, BED. Admission Free ggg hag wronocicte | SPECIAL SATURDAY BARG Registers From 1¢ to $59.99, Our Autographic Attachment 4 oh deasasi dis cindiaiea ed heads for trimming. The red, tan, gray, navy 1 maa “cee IN_ GROCERIES 35c Sack of Corn Meal, 25c beaver wieutbinianmanieianianion ERIE “Cheaper by $10 Than Any Other” National Cash Register Co. Salesroom—719 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. E. H. EPPERSON, Sales Agent can fit Ht : sid with these coate 7c Cotton pool 4c These 6. 50, 37. in and 38 Be 95] ain sage ve sit ht | Child’s Wool presses lor Hasement—Neorth 5c Tojlet Paper, a Roll, 2\4c nh € r many prett front Layer Cakes 6 all days 1 an let Pape t over lc with fe kes; Gibson piste over e " \' « Vr t 2he have pretty platted witrts With deop he For gitls f 6 | Ginge ssiiall edt in bread -150)} Second Floor—Centor All Second-Hand Registers Sold by Us FULLY GUARANTEED — Highest Prices Paid for Second-Hand Cash Registers