The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1910, Page 5

. THE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 18, 1910 5 Socata it SI eae Saeco eee THE RULE OF THE SOCIALISTS IN , MILWAUKEE--WHAT THEY ARE DOING z TY OFFICIALS five SOCIALIST CI fe c AND LEADERS WHO ARE MAKING HISTORY IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF MILWAUKEE'S GOVERNMENT Children’s Rompers | Boys’ Syesters ype uthwick Co. 232 mi SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET ao Hloor Third We All the Linen Suits and Dresses Half Price $32.50 Silk Dresses $12.95 $3 Lingerie Waists $1.19 A Final Clearance, With Deeper Price Cuts Than Ever Up to $32.50 Silk Dresses Linen HAL Linen $1 ~ I 50 Dresses Suits ST ‘ ire all the two and three ozen \ er I ts .and all the one Silk Dr in taffet ay Lir D fany styles, | VICTOR BERGER | Leader of Milwaukee Socialists CARL D. THOMPSON, City Clerk DANIEL W.'HOAN, City Attorney CARL P, DEITZ, City Comptro! er| ° | | Waist Sale Continues i BS eH The & , ruled Milwaukee sinoe about the/that the pavements are in bad con-| Rete toe a4 nko a " . : ‘ So peerage tg j a —Second Floor 7 tela ; I ‘ — n Tue esdoy at. $15, $17.50 Linen Suits Reduced to § 7.95 : 10% . " . . r the anita $20.00 Linen Suits Reduced to $10.00 i MAYOR SEIDEL * : ne I “se r 1 $25.00 Linen Suits Reduced to $12.50 ai sine tha cauwelaie ‘ina: thm ‘ , . $32.50 Linen es Reduced to $16.25 a {y DOROTHY DALE a" i sammie I $45.00 Linen Reduced to $22.50 _ DOROTHY DALE, WHO Snbikt mibensedabae > figs : € A $67.50 Linen Suits Reduced to $33.75 i 1S NOT A SOCIALIST, | Megeehvane, jaar ewes an, bik einistis ‘dian onditions wore also di} wes, ona Bviter—Husing Price. [fl | a alae » Mil 2 by expert investi ‘poe ee I \ MAKES INVESTIGA. i Miwavkes moat "aigual appointment oR UM sively 6 sil Petticoats $3.85 I, myself, am not a Socialist. I know little about euct ‘ ker, an officer Sugar —Whoteaate sight i a thing : nited tes t health | Graauiates teger, mck : ; - Petti- : pent plent f tin } : a 2 er 1% hk ’ . Oe "hes e et Te First Article She Tells Con- i ha eg serteo sore ot ti ! hofr ivestiga-|head of t ! department siiddliacincardn' Seas I very W vale a, in ' a : tion has been ar I t ia The ma best health > oie ell for $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00, desired ditions Mayor Scide! and His} ge ga " that a city ¥ : | ot : =" ; P ailored es Found and How! doi: and It { | ot , x GO 10 | Roosters. j , ta i er nder- Colleagues Fo und g and I tl n, first of all, t MM at see a # ng A hee They Started to Work To-! greatest novelty | Milwauh t le was 1 fight 1s Hal tt @ at $119... See window di , The best tticoat ever of wards Their Own Ideas. ler Socia is this one th yellow f¢ i bots is ii —Sreond Floor eeiee Semin Floor. ama The men in office seem to feel that they have been chosen | ‘!e" Of #8 ae aeons, dosen ert 4 * to do some work for the city rather than merely to draw salary = Dressed Meate—hetling Vries 25¢ Colored Moreen Skirting 25¢ White Dress Batiste Bae eee et & & * * * | and play politics. a era, ot os a Die Where Votes Come From. #{, — /m April, 1910, Emit Seidel w Milwee-| waen es 2 ie | | t and sold ove yards of fine w he ne natra- © kee. At the same time practically b 8 | whan ves ; Tt {| this quality ° ing of ity at i ats In city ¢ ! exident Taft and his cabinet. Hel} "wo 1, full cut : i Pe: t b : w (* | 5 Ride | 4 e / + | of thousands of men who are disgust. ¥° have beer h of a job e x me. to 8 iis It's the 26¢ quality at 17c 4 inches wide, 7 ‘ a een o : : a men WhO & aiken ¢ bs Bei my Ka and eit —First Floor. , “ * wate Viecr. Ob " ed with peanut politicians in both »perative meas | vas * said that he hoped to work out a , : sedan | || square srt | te ae teen Meets ota 1 $4.25 to $2.00 Swiss All-Over Embroideries, a yard J ties that elected the Sox saute r a piutiontzing b h 7 | =| # | Uce that elected the Sor ce, ce PF hers e | .£) (0 92. WISS er cmbroideries, a yar created fr ead sala phe The Mayor H mt 2 4 was said that neourng to use potber expert who ha | . : ; ked and b ‘ mi ast | otia he . Just what hundreds of women want right now “oe y oo self jf waists, dresses and yokings. Elaborate patterns in Swiss : *) tind 3 , hen ; 7 : : 2 : all-over embroideries—many embroidered in bold des DeRR ete eee een Oe on “ter . . ; jf} a ile | sprinkling of tl wag effects; all at a special anc c y called “ inced, | cond ad . . wt . Se r by pour to the sadaiean the @ roa t ‘ ice—Tuesda ‘ —First Fleer shed rooms the end of reased, while the poorest child | sewers aud pavements, the prisotis|T . is N Milwaukee should be od the jand bh o do some investigat | Smoked Meate—Selling Price 12 50 R 1216.000 in Hote ht to a fresh air, decent |ing of | seame a | e rigeral pte eB = rigera oh As soon as Se mt, mf lay, @ place He ox with a} ting. | tome Sg: hall he put « taught the R's,” and an ed ‘ x " I no decay. The f work to find out just how the cation f I life u 2 ; 8 th |} Sanita prir ¢ is fatal to ge Th r 1 t ent of our great oben gon bore omer’ pig se Sih fond 4 a . Live Weight pi Fa y purchase has arrived, and be ready Tuesday rning. If you have the and signe, is at the FED-| was gctually $216,000 In the hole . n ' 8 t ¢ for a re ally xd ice box—an ice box that will, with ordinary care, last a & WALL PAPER CO./ that is, the money in the treasury are ams tl 06% | etiine rder one of these, near y wt - ctaal cv Hut we t ery 30 Refriger- 1X THE sHorrixG Covrmn | ¥* yen ae : ; td i ROD eR EE $12.30 Metriger S215 for $450 Garden Hose SSIS, salience n will Hive | much oo ’ Garden Hos first-class would no more | paving se it s Sed ir : quality; | complete | with wreck this city than we would cut H nenes deup.. naa 4 day for... $3.15 | s hig $2.25 for 83.15 Lawn wers $12.50 for $20.00 Kefriger- Mowers, 12- atore—No. Yankee Law Saree ad = r MN) § off our fingers or burn oyr own LE bouses | But the “wrecking” question does | inch si aranteed to not arise lwaukee | _ Hardwoo x give satisfaction. Special | j white « width for Tues gOFURN ITURE Civic Clubs Back It | fechee: “aepth. 16 anche : COND AVE BETWEEN PIKE & PINE . The present Socialist administra | $14.00 for $15.00 Refriger- tion has the full sympathy of the | Atore—No. 10 Federated Civic Clubs,” said Henr C, Campbell, president of the feder.|and cracked the | HERE'S no room for argument about your getting ation. “As far as civii social gov-| | To prevent this the company laid | ii ‘ ernment goes, we are in hearty sym-|its foot of pavement outside the : satisfaction and no need for us to go into lengthy pathy with Mayor Seidel and his rails with granite blocks. That re oversea oot 4 | bless Fe asta : party. We don’t call the measures | versed the situation. The hard|t pened 2722, oo il “+ fapeegierae Gscussion—your sss»rance lies in the fact that SATIS- | J ine administration stands for so | sranite blocks took the place of the | a Waseinns®? eogie.ce oe = Pasting * ctaliam. We call it good - rail and the vity’s asphalt strip got}. + meine” 50.00@ 21.00 nches; depth, 1T% inche: : Prize Tooth Pt FACTION TO YOU is the slogan of this store. To core . eon ee Conor alta tua tere hea do | ” aan || seine seu cochkoe 2 memes ’ : finely finished white birch, t : - Z “ uesday. a 2 none but There are 24 of these civic clubs. | the repairing 22.0033 .08 G0B.00 for $195.00 Retriger- 3 insure this SATISFACTION, we sell The votes of their Republican and| Then one day a lght-halred, near. | © 2-8 Bag vanes syd QUALITY MERCHANDISE at LOWEST [| JDemocratic members went far to- sighted man walked up to some men nariey, ‘Tor hotel Festaurant oF Hite: ae : ward electing the present admin-| Who were laying creosote blocks. 26.0092 | te ad ee PRICES; render a PERFECT STORE SERVICE istration. Don't you know that isn’t the Jegetabtes—Selling Price. | gee and offer every Homemaker the unmatched advan- | “We don’t care what the Repub. | way to do it?” he asked as one put mae 1.18 Sapiee, Rucoingy ZASY-PAYMENT lieans and Democrats call this,” |down his block with the long grain Soren San ‘ . tages of the GOTTSTEIN EASY- . says Mayor Seidel, smiling. “We | 4D now 149 (01K PLAN—the plan that’s made to order for YOU. know it is socialism. “Think of it,” he sald afterwards Rove, Ib abe | aw ; ’ : cee ‘Men laying pavement with inspe ibe Welcome here, whether you wish a single article or Milwaukee is a city of 400,000| ors supposed to be on the job, and| trees al population. It is a beautiful city|Iaying blocks so they are sure to ; i . a houseful. n many ways. The buildings are | split.” ib } iH uptodate, and of pleasing de Watched Police Court | 4 s ij tist- SBA Re =~ {| Sign. Both the business sections; Another visit that Mayor Seidel | i erty an | Ri d C { t d S { t > ; and the residence portions show | made one morning was to the police hae 38 High grade millinery taught | e in om or an a e ¢ that it Is a city of wealth. It|court. He sat by the judge and es || quickly and thoroughly. Terms To th f bankrupts. But that is what the | Two had bad cuts across their fore r ¥ Socialists found it to be. heads. Some were found to be fll eee ee i s.c0 || or Pertomlate : Sunset, Mata . . . ° ‘ a t § f The discovery was made quick-|Men and women had been huddled ste 1619; Independent, L. 4920. : an ( ren 5 ri Ss a a aving 0 ly Mayor Seidel and his party | t her in the “bull pen” before 1.00@ | H stand for experts in all depart-| being brought in 2.500 ae MILLINERY PARLORS ments, no matter what their poll-| The next day machinery was set rawfe - Jo's Ba or! great business corporation saves | Prisoners kept In different rooms at | erat 1,000 he and material is by hiring| Police court time and to provide) ©” svat “Anna ig PO 88 | ——————— = _ ed men to take charge of their | medical examination as soon as ar| 1g 1.80 Bg ¥ J U LY ZO 7 11008 1.88 So one of the first moves |rested persons were brought Into |‘ pases ‘This Sale is on FLOOR SAMPLES only. Select your Bed and pay an expert account| the stations be * 8. Everts, as deputy un fe rag : » Way , $1 NOW—$1 WEEKLY ‘ scien Cart Gale” tries | tn ber becpnd article tomeriiat™ 5 By Way of the : is not a Socialist Miss Dale will tell the story of| Play pool at Oriental Pool Room} nowadays is ing to se the purest Oregon & Washington Railroad's SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN Leaving Seattle 9 A, M. A careful going over accounts | Mayor Seidel ant of his chief So tonight $10 cash prizes daily. 1413 v y. $4250 Brass Bed for fl snowca"cnee “en Secuora: “eccints |caiist colleagues in the government| ard av., between Pike and Unlon.|fl of edibles, especially tn nance expense fund was over | of Milw nukes bees 27 50 $216,000 short. Deputy Everts ex: | ~ aches ar aks _— | fi plained that the condition is like | Foriegn ae, ve | that which every other American | essary in the business + NOW—$1 WEEKLY city is confronting, a condition n ‘ee Mes. FP ° A *y ; at ipies ee under which the {ncreased cost of world today | ind Trip From Seattle—$7.50. Sale Dates, July : The Bed Mustrated ar mprovements and their matn-| nd 20, Good for return until July 25 purelan priced here is one of the Bitenance cannot be met by the Tickets Good on R , HK many excellent values you ff) present syatem of taxation. The] | kets Good on Re ar Trains on dates of sale. have to select from in this treets are increasing in mileage, | bi th days’ sale. This Bed fi but the taxes do not increase in byotatty that Aepaiats ‘Oe | R b ve ppting en ge Bi Yiaanbiaas Some of the Reasons. ne ume of business 1! Steel Coaches will not Telescope, Splinter nor Burn, Other reasons that Everts gave atone time—can you with weak tO ree ae Seabees Uete e 1 Use on All Oregon & Washington Trains Between 19 * for the big deficit were success that is your natural low? The 4 i e é | Piers ' P 1450 Child’s Crib for The issuing of bonds that do| eying get Sound and Portland not fit the life of the improve | ment for which they were Issued. | Delinquent personal taxe The countersigning of warrant for pending appropriatior The Best’ Tonic Combining h barley CITY TICKET OFFICE PASSENGER STATION 608 First Avenue First Av. So. and Dearborn $9.65 i NOW—¢1 weeKLy » correct pro- when you are worn out by business cares portions the tissue-building qua’ there was no money tin the ‘onic properties of ch - - - - ~ or Ie tay Ze Crib iiustrated te bys tion of the body in # per ahaha gee E. E. ELLIS, A. E, D, STEWART, D. T. A J | Made of all.iron, with drop “Paving bonds, for instance,” | Tm Pmrstye evden Ba Both Phones General Agent Seattle, Wash. h and fitted with ber Spring The finish ts Vernte Martin y others, artin fin- At equal reductions. uid Everts, “have beer issued for | 20 years, ‘But the paving was so |poor that it wore out about every seven years, while the bonds wept }on and accumulated “Delinquent personal taxes do i not make a big part of the deficit Sea’ op ome: ers | They amount to but $16,000." ttle’s Popular H Furnish | Aside from the deficit in ‘the ¥. D. SKINNER, General Freight and Passenger Agent The United States Government specifically “lasudies Pabot Ex ‘an article of medicine ~ not oholic H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER If you can’t get boots or shoes to fit you, get them made to measure at 217 JAMES STREET Order a docan bottles from Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or your local druggist Insiet upon it being Pabst. sell real estate, etc. treasury, the Socialists have found