The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1910, Page 10

a THE SEATTLE STAR BOURNE TELLS HOW PEOP Senator From Oregon Tells About the Initiative and Referendum and Other i Progressive Measures. Norfolk jacket United States delivered at b last night Mich made bin « for two things ence that T keep on being turning lion about third Washing knamed him Rourne ch on Ore government. He aking the © other senators, t scored ave been housands ever ’ 0 { this speech § rhe used last night of the the direct | the cor prac tices act. and the recall—unique features Sf Oregon's governmen “The gréat problem b peop of n United Bourne began afte Chas. R. Case tion of Lal make people, and make the ants directly account able te the party and the people.” w Ore idle to the bosses, w campaign Discussing the Oregon's gove opportunity legislative mailing or the purchase « privileges Not Breaking Down “The charge y tions that popu breaking down lately false. Oregor the e and refe eight y and t been no effort to secure it Experi ence has demonstr: that th people can and wil i gently upon to them “Oregon's Austraiian assures the houesty of ons and the registration law guards the integrity of the greatest privi lege of American citizenship ticipation in governmen “The direct primary practicable method c ing to the peop choose the bl statement No. 1 provision Oregon law establishes « tion of United States s« Protect Honest Candi “The corrupt practice act measures is the only all candidates Ilpany of 4,000 Kore DID ERNEST THRASH Lisbon.—Premier Sousa today or TODAY IN HISTORY investigation of expelled by| } Gen, John © Fre mont, who war commander of were recorded im Seattle | | the’ western «de | partment of the union army, ov Killing frosts in Montana and| port 1 Wyoming! Won't the astronomers | Kentucky Mi please take another look and see if| sour! and Kan that blasted Halley comet isn’t still nis, took It upor gallivanting around Mother Earth? himself to pro Jaim all slaves belonging to partie against the United itelous orders will be jhe government Fourteen marriage Heenses were issued in Seattle yeate to be free, Thin did not make Willie, t4-yearold nephew of {much difference tm Iilinots and John D. Rockefeller, took in a Los Kansas, but in Kentucky and Mis Angeles cafeteria, Thursday, Too gourl it stirred up such a hubbub bad to see a young lad go wrong | that some have found @ tone of re like that! proach in the letter which President Lincoln shortly sent to Fremont » president's letter, which was sent from the White House, and not from a car window, reminded is after Copper Kinglet Gus Heinze the al of the strict mitatio ns $25,000 worth. Says she'll tell what of the power and authority of a she knows about wealthy New nillitary commander Yorkers and a lot of the high-up so eee celal lions, or hyenas, are hurrying d for “an ugly cae hol 2 to get her mouth stuffed. eo a whole procs awering that ad in arm Btater Two complaints of divorce were filed In Seattle yesterday The Mrs. Lillian French, of New York, | | so he adverti ier.” We c sion of girle JONATHAN BOURNE. equal opportunity d protects the honest candidate the misuse of money tn al campaigns. Under this slar verdic will be based on ¥y; arguments, not Chattanooga, Tenn.—-The thirty one third convention of the ae ae American Har Association cony a " in Chattanooga today The a n will cons 1 to avert the Coxey, who led the annual Common we t OM | roated in Massillon, O. mer enpedin for trespassing on a neighbor's land y plans @, not boss or ma jaw's delays Twe decrese of divorce were granted If Cousin Bilt Taft's really think MMIONATY | tn Seattle yeoterday ing of “swinging around the cir which cle,” it might be a whole heap ed: ity for St. Louis has a florist whose cash. cational for him to swing in just a lers have been married off too fast, day or two behind Teddy Wisconsin Overflows With Bilk and Money to Beat LaFollette |) BY GILSON GARDNER jlarge that the q MADISON, Wis 1g. 20.—Wie | the nor mar today the agement in any ase fe not how much money ‘onsin 1 rs para: | given « bilk and | can be HAD, but how much money SPENT? And yet, in spite of all t Follette # willing |can be tla will win--in the by a large slaughter hin majority tn the popular indor er the waging af on September é Third Degree Probe SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. & Whatever may have been the con clusions of Senator Wm. J, Stone of Missouri, chairman of the con minittee investigating cod use of the isonern by federal de * it Ie wtated today that th t of the Inquiry Into the indict A REVOLUTION primasion HONOLULU, Aug. 3 com-| D. Cont ar 4 and | litical as ¢ Sen,| Ordinary on citizens are getting $8 Orient to|day for political work. A La F " ovement |lette man in Madison was offere: ) reports |and declined $25 if he would go jout and get 50 names on & petition |It is an open secret that tn Mil |waukee any man who has any sort of political Influence can get $56 a HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW? week by going to the Con arters and for it. “Bpot Too much motherin-law has *" are getting $25 per week for disrupted one happy family in |checking up the $50 plugger Seattle, and today Ernest’ Ar Just how much money te avall) A Steady Job Assured ment, a manager of the Duchess to corrupt Wisconsin i, of 6a. 4 i¢ cafe, faces a charge of beating se, not known except by those fOr Lire his wife's matern. lative, al- | who are doing the work. Comm If you buy acreage at though Ernest wails from a rumor sets down the brew r “i market at bur cold, cold cell in the county ything you raf Rich soil jail that it was not he who did ty of water and good ¢ the beating, but his dear mam. jand Jas. J. Hill as a dig outaide Close to city and markets ma-iniaw. Arment declares giver. In addition a jack-pot has | make $500 to $1,600 per acre. Prive that his mother-in-law gave him be obtained by fat-frying the big only $150 up, on ¢ t possible a severe thrashing, and when tected industries—the on,| terme. Large lots, $75 up. Take he tried to get away from her, (lumber, woolen, iron, steel, copper, | Madison car and Kirkland ferry to she called the police and had lead, oil and other industries office on ground, or go to 400-416 him arrested. controiied by trusts—so New York block. 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