The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1910, Page 6

3k, ee er seorsaenreameairtcprne te octet Po hemes The Issues of Tomorrow entful day for Seattle, Much will 1 row W ! ' Ww have a lasting effect on the ia th ty lherefore it behooves every voter to give seriow € ers tl ne before him for his decision, to t 1 it yw citl r li in peace and] prosper The three questions of gravest import are: of a mayor 3 12 and 13. It is altogether likely that every voter has cx t »mneclusion as to his choice for ayor by th {at length and in unmistakable terms by has been discuss: ; iphatt i" The Star, which now on the eve atically reiterates every charge and ac n it t nade in the past two months. THE STAR BELIEVES EVERY WORD IT HAS SAID CONCERNING MR. GILL AND HAS NO REGRE IT SAID THEM. FURTHER, WE WILL SAY NOTHING ABOUT HIM. } at adopt f Am N 2a 3. An nt es fo the { the p wr f city ne substi ment No. 13 p ' nartisan pri a election It i xceedingt at sh 4 be involved in a a a the present; that the alities of the two car in a measure overshs N ese amendment received the attention ¢ re € as I t te t 108 t been taken to reiuts € cw are actively opposed t Amendment No, 12, providing for a smaller council in which each member shall represent the entire city and not some particular ward, should receive the approval of every friend of good city government. It is in line with advanced political thought. The present system has been anything but a failure, a disgrace, and ofttimes a tand the perpetua jest rhe present system is ideal for combinations, gra tion of incompetent and dishonorable men in office UNDER THE SYSTEM PROPOSED BY AMEND- MENT NO. 12, IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO RAISE THE CITY COUNCIL TO THE HONORABLE STANDING IN THE COMMUNITY NOW HELD BY THE PARK OR SCHOOL BOARD. IN A WORD, IT WILL DO AWAY WITH THE WARD HEELER AND MAKE PARTICIPATION IN CITY GOVERNMENT A RESPECTABLE OCCUPATION, As to Amendment No, 13, which provides for a nonpartisar sdvantages are obvious, and primary and municipal electi . the opposition to it is transparent. If there is any person this day and age who can see an excuse for political parties in municipal government 1¢ world has not advanced as far a as believes that s nost of us believe. Before such prejud rn i nocrat or ause man will be a good mayor because he is 3 he is a republican, we must bow our heads. Absolute obstinacy i. is unassailable. . IN CONCLUSION, THE STAR, DESIROUS ONLY pri FOR THE BEST INTERESTS OF SEATTLE, EARNEST-| LY URGES THAT ITS READERS VOTE FOR JUDGE MOORE, AMENDMENT NO. 12, AMENDMENT NO. 13. After a few more women are shot According to some residents in down, perhaps the Philadelphia | the southern part of the county, al Traction company may suspect | valley is a body of land almost there is something to arbitrate. | filled with water, If Pat Crowe hasn't lost any of} his cunning, be will have a nice) band tooled alibi ready for the lat-| | portant if true class. est Cudahy mystery. According to « certain estima | In about three days Mae Wood | will be writing full blast for her body of citizens, the county bos pital is all right, but-—-ete., ete. ete. | share of the Platt estate. eee 2 = : Reflections of a Bachelor. cause they don't study so hard over! —_—on them. if friends were only as plentiful as fools! Square meals are a clone rival to the Ten Commandments In making good citizens. can enjoy #0 much as the way she baby’s new shoes are--New York Preas if the average man could afford) He Lets the Other Fellows Worry. to be generous, he'd make out that) 4 Theoreticaliy, the man who ia in it was weak minded. deha we Settiie-es Sree Women understand so tically he erville things much better than men Journal One of Sha So Bernard te America 4 behi arn «nothing from wu We Ah M th ! a faint 4 ! t him a dramati tic of | cremated, didn't she? . 4 atter determining fhe jnest made Inquiry | ae to ame which the petition wished the offic bear aid Shaw, ‘I don’t care what you call it,”| you know Come ne FOR ' ant a postottice Saved Him From it And Wewa © this! are eating witticl A White House Cal BY FRED SCHAEFER jAn Er meen Duck.,. The selection} | hiss elopings mit it, und law trytng to look in Der Duck apots bim.) Cockadoodle! and the adoption or rejection of Amendments Nos. | ph re to a definite fait you get Soon after my arrifal , aod of a duck? ous 1 dit nod vant to know I haf lots of news abould of I dit, 1 voult be huat! oxtras abould you, THAT | wehin China hase got your chob a* foreman of dor Vore ine dor laty uid | sion merchants clers looking how she came | geesed oursel: for a} hateh outd a t | plece dinner so quickly dot almanac und vou aight I crowed to |r my weep und der sun failed to mind me. Den came der avakening, I sub- ind I was® agent , abe wnee & grass vidow “aw in me her infinidy. fourdeen vifes t Vell, | ahoult anesze! td tas noddings to tubbornly tried for years and has never been | « a Ad fairest we wnes hotly vking seorne tr Une sanae with the partie 1 wards. if |depend for potitheal auc In some respects the report ot} the grand jury belongs to the im- a ¢ 6 F2 There's hardly anything a woman | THE FOLDED PAPER. can cry over how cunning the| CALL UP "CENTRAL" BY NORMAN of the po the last tw Will Bugher He owns @ bi ome head of the will be feh-American war al thi I ar » post c Lincoln |"* runt The inhabitar f the neighbor ood made th ua for n California for woke a8 though he enough to sign wrders he muat The man who wears coat has to shoulder th ollee departmer THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 7, sssteea?, "eure: THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE i lishing Co, Encore! Osgar und Adolf P . **‘Chantecler” But Deir Own Perversion of Dot Chicken Farm Tragéty Hass a Cackling Finish snd poultry fan Hut we dis malt falue fedd oul For a vile « china idea of Avakening noddings! | ofer Wane she met mit yout” No, she waes nod mat mit Dey hat all der commie-|she wase mat away from me axect f ” ‘onways and Zbindens i and betitute for tet, and broader men of anelinne nrge now « 1 aS ards w it im a, if the amendment carries. They 11d vote for it f charter amendinen No. 18 viding for a non-partionn primary and practionlly « ating machine on in munioipe te © in the interest of eters, The machine polfticty are all met It, for thely Un-Popular Science BY A. D. CONDO. AN INGENIOUS METHOD OF TELLING TIME FOR THOSE WAVING NO ACCESS TO WATCHES OR CLOCKS, APPEARED INA RECENT NUMBER OF THE YOURNAL DE FOORELLE” On & PIECE OF PLAIN PAPER WRITE DOWN THE Twhivé MAJOR DivV/3/ON3 OF IN TWO COLUMNS NOW FOLD THE PAPER MAKE A GUESS AT TNE THI? DONE, OPEN APTER THE LAPSE OF FORTY-FIVE MINUTES, OR SUCH A MATTE YOU ARE NOT SATISHIED WITH THE RESULT AND ASK THE OPERATOR, eee And dows he lack energy? Ask © officers and polloemen | ) are trying to hide or condgne police brutality and graft, and they anawer, “Ob, dear, no!" ‘or words to that effect. Acting in con junction with Mayor Gaynor, Deputy | Hiugher has kicked at least 17 ait ferent holes in the » stein” t4 otten so no copper knows when he safe, unless he is behaving him: |t vow York's ' at 0; game proserves in Maryland. He be iT © numerous clubs. If he does vice foree, it)) t bee the we rich y ant do something beside pend money POINTED PARAGRAPHS, When you have a good impulse, wet bugy and act What # girl kes sayn he doe There in alwa in a chain of clroummt Queer people are th actions are different from ours Fortunately, moat of the weather heat is what | n't s one weak Link | a in predicted doedi't develc But few of the heroes in novela® would be able to make good in real Have yon a ‘ppointinent? et, but I have my eve on nm vacath a ~ ee omen te Rh haven't much use fe a miser, | ; i " >| Deputy Bui he je man on ° ne; see him about Pittsburg Post, WS) ae : cs but oy ttn ani i money than burn {t of olty 1 year, 9%) 0 month, Our store is ready for natural result, « merchandise Entry Here ACCEPT OUR POSITIVE ASSURANCE THAT BETTER PRICED TAILORED SUITS THAN OURS ARE NOT MADE, One “De Luxe’’ Conception An unusually effective Suit is shown in trimmed in t toned to harmonize the tunic effect w ailing NEW FOR SPRING . +aane $45. 00 A Graceful Easter Favorite Of rich black You mean she hat gone itting and falle prettil Und now you waas alonet* Yous, now I wane quite alone NEW FOR SPRING NEW YOR SPRING 355.00 hear der latend ant wase yust now suot w Fashions Approved by New York and Paris—Reception Dresses, ing Gowns, Motor Apparel, Spring Coats and Skirts KID GLOVES FOR EAST Time Has Proven Their Worth In every pair there is refi ty, dependability and — consis dey took her for af Shame on you' Den'd you miss Kage ie fifdy sente dozen und she-—she wase a bum STAR DUST me gears Pique Sewn : i 4 Overseam Glo is price the Dentea so factors that merit wear) and Mocha Po sete TOMORROW, THE EIGHTH Dress Goods and Wash Fa 1 for an impor Of New Silks, “Bomobedy's ellus tryin’ ter amear Many & pretty girl would rether bt show her how. ® Mont Anything for Bows “Musta We Kisea” mean that R. has been Hobsonimed? the African way of sey of kindness,” and that's whi they sey of T. A Credit and Easy Payments You,do not appreciate the fal value of your credit uti jf There is no better outfit yourself properly using this easy way of bi It only takes “a little: and a little at a time.” advance inp Ww hatever—it. Repett!, Waahington navy claime to be the cham pion eater in the Ur Diamonds on credit take the Small payments down and emall weekly payments, STERLING JEWERLAY CO, ¥, do you know where item Jennings, » haven't you missed Ya at Santiago, Chile, | | jpese bringers. for a few di ° w days absolutely nc _Try them. |} extra charge “ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler, Firet and Cherry. Optical Department. convemence ie the custom of many jin Holland to round in our then we can advantage with # modeled store you to better Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle 000 pheasants were plucked Eastern Outfitting Cas Inc. | 1332-34 Second Avenue “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” and tt bas jet Near Union Stree government now owns more 90,000,000 worth of buildings, about $20,000,000 a The man who is “ t” generally puts himself there Oren trom 11d 4, mm 2 UI saves hie money is seldom or never Mr. Bok Never Fails r financial disaster SOLID COMFORT Is what you enj Cook With Gaal INTEREST 4§ PER CENT Compounded Semi-Annually Let our solicite Seattle Lighting Company 1314 Fourth Ave. A Remarkable Thermometer JAMES D. HOGD, President B. SOLNBER, Cashier Ferdinand Sohmita, A B. Stewart, © ) MeCormick, Jomes D. Kiowa CORNER BECOND and CHERRY 8TREET Granches at Ballard, Georgetown Give Your Wife a Chance.