The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1912, Page 3

tmouthful—in New Jersey der all the adverse conditions. he did ft BY HONEST PERSUASION, BY PUBLICITY AND BY THREAT TO |APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE! First off the democ ied a caucus on bis corrupt i. He attended. When for the bosses said it » unconstitutional for a governor x in the legislature's business mm aald Tt ien’t, but If you want to think Til be am unconstitutional gov and un Hut powered to ‘at such times an be deemed ex pedient.” 1 deem this time expedient declared, and they shut up. What happened in one of the most remarkable events in. the po litical history of the country, The governor of & state, at a legislative stood on his feet for three hours and patiently, frankly, fairly explained the provisions of a pend ing bill, As an introductory Wilson jraid he caucur Pa aA ; as hope | GOV. WILSON ON THE JOB ’ i Bias Se tor saverner only on Smite) RIM (sm V ea wees | plevne that he would not run for & \ ir '@) \ ‘of cor |the senate. | told him then | would oppose him if he broke his word. tre has done so, and | propose & there somebow can't get feeling right-—-who have & costed tongue, foul taste and foul breath, dis " and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, Reckache and feel all worn out ep inside with Cascarvte—or merely forcing & With salts, cathartic pills or castor of? This cleanse and reguiate the stomach, remove! food and foul gases; take the ox wad carry off the decomposed waste matter and ant bowels. Pill straighten you out by morning—a 10-cent box will keep your entire family feeling geod for months. Don't forget the children —their little insides need a good, gentle [, Cleansing, 100 | (tn bis fifth article Newman will tell the ry of the statesman who ouRn to change bis mind, being son's Own statement of his postition on the initiative, refer evdum and recall.) * * Rev, M. A. Matthews will preach a sermon Sunday night entitied “The Intimidated Courts Responsible for Crime and the Increase of Homi cides.” In thin sermon he will p ment. ® show the effect of dilatory E Equalization of taxation, especial. » tactica In the enforcement of ly to require raitroads to pay their» inw upon the general moral ay just share of public expenses. bw and social conditions of the Imagine a man biting off that), country * 5 aera ‘ “|e ee eeetareeneene Bride's Vell Caught Fire, Couple Married in Bandages Swathed in bandages, Susie Ter licka and Joseph Giek! were mar- ried before the altar of a Pitts- berg church. Agnes Lopatki, the bridesmaid, was also wrapped in gauze Just before the ceremony the bride's veil enught fire and ignited her clothing and that of the brides. maid. The bridegroom was burned rescuing the two women, Jersey, and Wilson took the case into Smith's | by the people, They can and will you Jersey until then~that legisiators Members of the legisiat com | are each elected by a small group head— j couldn't move, he said mand voice in deciding what the OR SOUR STOMACH story, and then tet your constituents | 4nd answered questions. Then he } corwhelming cholee of the! AT THE ENO OF FOUR AND i reforma that would have stag. |'CINALLY ANTAGONIBTIC, DE- he secretly hoped he would succeed. | PFosressive program through the A real, direct primary law, includ. | members or trading votes vent vote buying. ) law, by which fixed amounts would | ee eee ee wahehen ene * lw The regulation of cold storage es i* The ngisiators, remembering the| “I have been made the head of had been # wena | Ol power of Smith, trembled, and | the democratic party in New Jeresy hon heen im NOle* fown, Newark, where he| hold me responsible for what the ei |acrsce uy the people:’ Wilson took ection of Smith. |Party does. They cannet and will cave the position—-anteard of in New personally with Mot hold you responsible, f i eandi abe nple’s orée verted many by his frank appeal for | ef voters, while | am elected by the A gage 10 cey Oe eee “besten execution of the people's orders, | wh state. Being the elected and when he found « man he | ies r—~and the respons) 2 le } wil ft | “Very well; | shall have to take | Party does.” d this before your people. | shall go| After his three hours’ speech he M » J ‘inte your district and tell the whole Stood for an hour and « half more deal with you as they eee fit.” declared if the bill were defeated The day for electing a United | he would carry the fight to the peo States senator arrived, and Martine | Pie. | was th legintature. }A HALF HOURS A VOTE WAS Wilson went Into office pledged | TAKEN ANO THE CAUCUS, OR- gered an old stager in politics, \CLAREO UNANIMOUSLY FO! Mihd, he had not promised to get | THE BILL. ; them, only to try to get them. Hut} ‘Thats the way Wilson got his The senate was republican and the legislature, His worst enemy never ase democratic. Wilson under. Minted that he used any other meth ook to put through this program od, like giving jobs to friends or ing United States senator and presi. | rsp me dent. | A corrupt practices act, to pre) A public utilities commission, em powered to make rates. A workingmen’s compensation | te paid automatically in cases of | ® lemployes killed or injured in indus | | trial concerns. | | tablighments. \e A taw authorizing cities to adopt » }the commission form of govern |» eeeeteseee K WHILE You SLE il Acre at the Price of a 30-Foot Lot| oon ~s se ter Fresh Bastern butter Bags, local Prait—se Wonatches apples lative app! aval oranges tongue, trent ay . A Western Washington Poultry Ranch. BM Actes of land, situate north and east of the present Country Club, with a Lake Washington and both ranges of mountains, at the tow price of $400 PER ACRE $10 Cash $7.50 Per Month ets of this acreage want to sell and sell quickly. They desire settlers and . Therefore the price is made so low that anyone seeking land north of this LY, Must buy of chem. I ¥ Ox tongue, Dried beet ..+-.- Bacon budes : 4 Poultry—Local Buying Springs, 2 Ibs, & under gs, aver 2 Ibe. s. live r yr Hens, under 3 it a | Pigeon: |" eo Vomata {Rotatogs, 100 Tbs, alifoynta dried onio Qregon Carrots, WNg roads, and good ones, to every acre. | Kfeican’ tor from light sa loam to rich black celery ground. by running streams. d boulevard already built to one-half mile of $400 acres. unity Beach to every purchaser. Of the car line will double the price on every acre. in at once and talk with us about this land, Remember $10.00 cash secures via Turnip, #a0k | eadinhes, doz. a } OLA @ lettice, crate". 70% ad Jottuce, dod. ‘ao ‘Feed, Selling Wi eningten thy a et sound timo’ falta. : heat hay Third Floor New York Block jthe most heavily insured woman in divorce She declares in her retition that she has had no new clothing since she made her wedding clothes Leap Year Bride Wins Husband and $500 in Gifts | By taking advantage of leap year, | Miss Morra Potter, 22, of Pitts | teld won Kol P. Reeve for & husband, and after the mar riage Tuesday will receive $500 in gifts offered by merchants for the ears oo | first leap year brid Newton We've n going together five ed at Kansas City for alyears now,” she said to Most Heavily Insured Woman in Wortd Carries $1,200,000 Mrk. Charles Netcher, known in Chicago as the "Merchant Prin cen” because she owns a dog mentestore and much real estate been taken out. She ix healthy and what insurance companies call 4 good rikk No New Clothes for 17 Years, Sues for a Divorce Wearing the a. was married sey in Liv K » $200,000 of it having just has app! ~edpane. F “8 in which whe Sheinow carries $1,200,000 life in ourny a leap year, wo 1 Will you be aek you my hus- band He never seemed to have gump. tion enough to propose,” Miss Pot ter explained later New Jersey Woman Carries Re- volver and Gets Six Months Ruth Horton has the distinetion of being the first woman « to jail in New Jersey for a concealed weapon She was arrested in Camden and the judge gave her six months for ver sent carrying Reece, |carrying @ revolver concealed, Some men roll their own cigarettes for economy—notice the cost of Obak. Some because of the pleasure of rolling — but observe the trouble that Obak saves. Others because they think they get better tobacco—but just /ry an Obak. OBAK speaks for itself.