The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1911, Page 6

oes emmera e at e i rape ree ar 6 THE STAR—TUESL Progressive Laws of Insurgents Restore SACRAMENTO, Johnson, says he will tour state and tell people whether thelr representative voted for against popular government. “it has been a splendid session, from the standpoint of real progress,” de clares fighting governor Gov. Hiram Governor H “It has been a splendid s viewed from the standpoint o progresm This session of the legis lature has been unique in the his tory of California, It has moved this great state from a position of servitude to corporations to a place in the front rank of the forces of progress throughout the nation. Tt is encouraging that been obtained and well plan the progress. stubborn oppo know to be the ermined opposition to measures sition. to what we will of the people the polls in the matter of legisla tion. This important duty re mains “To inform representative going to make duty Within a few weeks I shall undertake to call the roll of the legisiature throughout the state. 1 the people how thelr served them, I am this my Government as expressed at| | personal | | shall go into every district and tell} the people as plainly and as fairly as I can men whom they sent them, served them how those to represent is important they be informed 1 shall see to it personally that they are informed accurately. What the result will be cannot be ac curately foreseen. That it will work SERRE REE RE REE EE AT THE THEATRES Moore—Dark Grand—Max Dill in “Dream City Seattle—"Cameo Kirby Alhambra— “Damon Pythias. Loie—"The Prince Star—“A Hot Night Orpheum—New V Majestic—New Vaudeville Pantages—New Vaudeville. © * ore Tre errr erer es and of Liars.” Settee tee et eee Seeee gee etee At the Orpheum. “The Suspect,” a sketch remin iscent of “Ti Third Degree,” is headlined at the Orpheum, but for real top honors you'll have to hand the cooky to Taylor, Kfunzman and White, dissipators of the dumps. The boys get away in smart shape with everything they tackle. Rosa Roma is there with teeth and tuneful tones a la violin. How ever, Rosa should eliminate the guregle. Bedini and Arthur, comedy jug glers, manage to smash huge quan- tities of chinaware. The Five Satsudas, a quintet of Japanese, come through with a pice line of jugglery and barrel mantpu. Jation Davis and Walker, colored com edians, pry off the lid with typical singing and dancing. The “Spirit Paintings,” with P T. Selbit as the “explainer,” is a mighty clever fllusion “The Suspect” gives Walter D. Greene, J. K. Hutchinson, Laura Lemimers and a few others an op- portunity to tell a graphic story of police methods, Greene is the only actor in the cast Up in the conning tower Schmitty unreeled the bést film in| months |attend to civil suits. At the Majestic. An evenly. balanced bill every act bids weil for hor @. was uncorked at Jestre yesterday Trovello, the feature act, is a re- markable ventriloquist, and had no} trauble in getting his stuff over, but} Robert Henry Hodge and company in a roaring © h entitled, “Troub- } les of BiM Blithers, Bachelor,” Rim a close race for first place Cari MeCullough took seven bows at the close of his travesty on pop cs i sess folk. His “demonstra Try This" Pile Cure in which topline | the Ma It Is Absolutely Free. 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One of the moat important things in life is to know just what to do in an emergency. And in piles the thing to know {s that Pyramid Pile Cure brings quick relief, a permanent cure and you can prove it fr Write today for free package. The people | have the fight to know tus and it} | will ran | fortnightly | high school before Pile! as frankly | HIRAM JOHNSON, California's Fighting Governor. | toward certain At all ev in a pe | kne “the good of the state tion artment store Walker a turm, Austratian nt how with « that nd Russell, in d a po some bristles At the Pantages. N around t th pe at the Pantages this wee rley Case ts a high class black-face m* Bess Babb, singing Henme, holds the interest rask and Gladden sing and dance. Lew Williams Co, in “All's Fair In Love,” give a pleas ing sketch. The Bimm-Bomm-Barr trio upholds a heavy musical pro- The best part of the show ts fur-| nished by the Four Dordeens, with sensational casting acrobatic work composes At the Star. Lewis ang Lake offering at the Star this week, entitled “A/ Hot Nikht is the story of two couples who think they are mis} mated, and ali four members of which go out looking for affinities. } Fimally they discover that their first love is the ‘right one and all ends! well A lot of funny happenings | make the episode a laughable one.| Munroe, the new primal renders two songs in good| The Grac donna. shape. NEW JUDGES START Beginning next Monday, twol criminal courts will be running in| full blast all the time. They will| be presided over by Judge Gay| and Prigmore. Judge Dykeman| handle equity cases, as will Judge Tallman. Judges Main, Ronald, Albertson and Gilliam will Judge Frater | | will have charge of probate, default divorce and juvenile work LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL | CHANGES 175 POLICY March 28,—The the Ladies Journal is to be abandoned after May 15, when the magazine will published once a month. ‘The experiment was adopted at the suggestion of the readers and has pfoven unsatisfactory STUDENTS PRESENT PLAY The Irish Lieutenant” was pre- sented yesterday morning »by the Alpha Literary society of Broadway] nearly 2,000 stu- achers of the school NEW YORK, issue of | Home dents and AVIATOR MARRIES LOS ANGELES, March 28.—It de- | velops today that Charles F. Wil | lard, the lator, and Mra. J. Sis son Kitching, of New York, were secretly wedded in San Francisco |more than a month ago. Friends jot the famous man-bird were taken by surprise when Willard and his bride tered at a lodal hotel and announced their marriage. _STEAMERS CRASH W YORK, March 28.—The steamer Cedric collided today in |the lower bay with the steamer| |Maroquijne, from Trinidad. Th | big Cedric smashed into the Maro- \quijne’s port quarter. Then, back- ing away, she tried to pasa to wind- ward and hit the Maroquijne again Prompt action by the liner’s offi- cers prevented any panic on board, TAKE MOVING PICTURES Capt. L. L. Lane, with a crew of five, will invade the far North this summer with his new schooner, Polar Bear. The expedition will land at Wrangell island, where | moving pictures of the natives will be taken, and trades with Eskimos for their valuables wil be made, Progressive Measures Passed by California's Legislature INITIATIVE AND REFERENOUM Resolution to submit to the people a constitutional amendment providing for the initiative and referendum RECALL OF ELECTIVE OFFICERS, INCLUDING JUDGES Resolution to submit to the people a constitutional amendment providing for the recall of elective officers, including the Judiciary CONTROL OF THE RAILROADS Railroad rate bill, extending power of the state raliroad com mission. This is one indication of the fulfillment of Governor Johnson's promise to “kick the Southern Pacific out of California politics.” The measure provides for physical valuation of railroads and the establishment of rates based on that valuation. Full train crew bill, penalizing railroads for failure to carry full crews on all traine CONTROL OF PUBLIC UTILITIES CORPORATIONS Resolution to submit to the people a constitutional amendment that will extend the jurisdiction of the railroad commission to all public utilities corporations WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE Resolution to submit to a vote of the people a co: amendment granting suffrage to women SIMPLIFYING ELECTIONS Amendments to election laws providing for a return to the Australian ballot system by abolishing the party circle. The sie tion of judges and the state superintendent of public instruction is made non-partisan. EIGHT-HOUR BILL FOR WOMEN Bill limiting the labor of women to eight hours per day and 48 hours per week, except the perishable fruit industry. The bill was bitterly fought by organized business ELECTION OF SENATORS Bill passed providing for direct election of United States sen ators. EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY LAW In case of injury to an employe, the employer cannot enter a defense the assumption of risk by an employe when he started to work, or the old fellow servant rule, by which the employer could escape payment of damages by establishing the fact that a fellow workman was responsible for injury to the employe. Steel Trust Manufacturing Revolutionists in foe BY JOHN A, FITCH per cent of the { by that whom I grew making headway If the workmen were once con vinced that there ex @ possibil Ity of the election of the socialist of California to People IAY, MARCH 28, 1911. HUMAN RONES?. SHIP IS BA TTERED What may be revealed as tertou siclde was un earthed to in a jot at Seventh av and Maynard st, when sev 1 bones, supposed to be those of a mys murde found Mnyder are in a. The be will be sub chemical analysis by Dr of the city hospital staff MAIL CARRIERS 10 HAVE SUNDAY OFF) the thout A plan to give Hund ey oct mail carriers | incon ventenc has been devised ell, ‘The will kopt ¢ distribution and urgent letters but the work will be od that all the carriers ks will have the them during the 48-hour will be extra time| week. | tralght maintfined TEDDY 1S POPULAR. Prope # for the Roosevelt tt 6 are nearing « hundred seats to be given the co on by the all been taken ats at the week ation reception Seattle] pletion. | Com the erved #6 where the f iver an address d it look to addrens sland rmer pre 1 have OFF FOR ALASKA ASTORIA, Or, March have yet been received * of cutte Mar prepare fi the annual © Alaska. The ship will de April 10. pa # RELIEF FUND GROWS ‘en contrit nine dit e relief day b to the and Wariey Vegetabtes—elling Priow GROWN GRAY IN THE SERVICE. | Type of the Welsh Puddier of the Passing Generation The in the ate jie PHY wide 2 do kgow, but it seemed toyme sir nt that some of the mont | Kent should hold thin view A father In his son's presence told me about his long life as a work man what would be the outcome father said: “There is no way out.” But. the son cried out through bie th, “Yes, there is a way out, a ft is through an armed revolution! | have beem assured that it is tm possible for any great Injustice to exist because the workmen can al. ways quit their job, | aif these statements were true, the | best they offer is a way to escape, while the real evil is not attacked. And the married man cannot| jeopardize his family by leaving. *. . There wre three ways in which *econditions may be changed by workers—trade unionism, revolution. Through elther one or a aentnsettecneamertenntnntene | Other of these there is bound to b candidates, there Would follow more a revolution ere long that shall hav than a landslide; it would be an as its goal the restoration of democ avalanche. ‘racy to the atee! workers. THE NEW GENERATION. Type of the Young Slav Steel Milt Hand of Today. ae - ot MORMONS BUSY =" Clarence Whitehill, who has a European reputation as a grogt Wagnerian baritone, will be the soloist in the eighth and last con LONDON, March 28.—Declara t of the Seattle Symphony tion that Mormons in Europe are| Orchestra, to be given striving vigorously to send imm!-)| evening April 6. Mr. Whitehill has grants to Utah in order to over-| received the commendation of Frau come the growing anthMormon | Wagner, widow of the immortal vote is made here to composer, for his excellent per Every Mormon woman convert !formance in opera at Bayreuth entering Utah becomes a voter! distinction that has come tr but after a year's residence, few Americans. V it Girl D t WILL HONOR WICKERSHAM arsity Girls Von The Alaska students at the unt versity have planned a “sourdough Care to Be Pretty potlach” and a trip about the |campus, visiting all the buildings, | Raym Duncan has organized !in honor of James Wickersham, ter. class in Greek dancing at the Unt-|ritorial delegate to congress, who versity—that 1s, he tried to. His! wiil speak before the student body students, so it was understood, |Weanesday morning in the audit would fade Venus de Milo, and| jinc" make the bas-relief figures of Phid las look ike cartoons But, alas, Dunean set the hour Cc late fi the aftrnoon tight ia ie| CAONSUMption middle of the canoe period, and ss only five enrolled. An of Con. of the booklets f recoveries by the use of Kick man's Altorative. ~Jur- Coughs, Stubborn Colde BOUGHT “WHITE HOUSE.” WASHINGTON, March 28 tice Hughes of the supreme court |™onla may be the beginning of | more nearly bought part of the White| the sttective remedy Head My netniyie and Pneo with (Signed Affidavit) James W. Ka Fickman’s Alterative © asthma, Hay Fever; Th For sale by Owl Drug Co. politics, || Thursday | Selling Price. he ik Pork sausage Liver sausage Smoked Meate—Kelling hams Dried beat Bacon “e | Classes in. 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