The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1912. ‘A Statesman Who Is Big Enough | to Change His Mind. BY OLIVER P. NEWMAN, Author of “The Fortunes of The Sun.” | Twenty-five years ago Phi Ar. mour the Chicago packer, pekt a ; core of traveting men on the road . nd used up thousands of dotiars in ; 5 postage to advertise his products . . ‘ with the retaiter, ‘ : a One day a young fellow in his 4%: tice said to him: : = tail | “Mr, Armour, you're, all wrong A ( about thi, The way to sell goods 7 ie to advertise to the consumers. ers will have to buy ~ par public demand. , < ~~ said Armour od x a eve: goods = that ung fellow persisted: HE CHANGED HIS MIND Do you, Jobn Mowba, think any Armour | ees We have used EVERY PIECE of LONSDALE MUSLIN to be had on the PACIFIC COAST. TWO ) ; CARS OF FELS NAPTHA SOAP. ONE CAR OF IVORY SOAP. ONE CAR OF FAIRY SOAP. wee cte cient TWENTY TONS OF GREEN PAPER—all to’ be had in the Northwest—so from now on THE STORE wrong? ea THAT SAVES YOU MONEY will wrap all packages in plain paper. becper aad predeaoray lot , ling in business or private life, but |when a statesman changes his e Ad mind’ ¥ | Wow! There's an awfal roar, but if youl look under the surface " owl find that the roar comes . ifrom the people WHO WOULD MAKE MONEY iY STICKING TO WORN.OUT SS 1OEAS! | The latest—and biggest—case of Oran ba 1 anging ts that of Woodrow WOODROW WILSON, a, insurgent democratic gover. | ye EET re eRe mers Ragen gm ny ‘nor of New Jersey, Wilson used to} he declares they will work, * ‘teach his classes that the initiative,| This ie what Wilson said to me ¢ndum in the United States by pee odum and recall wouldn't |@bout it warts ale ye in * he United St ‘ “t formed ‘ witzert a works ental Mbvadlbaamed scot Viaene AER adh. Acoma Rl tage (Og we Bipe Pore egal fen, w 5 me _o = People. | did not think it would fomen’s Regular work here because of the diversity : of interests of the $27.50 Suit or Coat, i “But | surrender to the facts, as : every candid man must. It does Now— operate—. 1 accept 1 without reservation.” m Witllam 8. U'Ren of Oregon, “the father of the initiative, referendum fad recall in America,” was the man who converted Wilson On this { the governor sald | hen | came in contact with cand a henest public-epirited men Se eaenteaeaeaenne " s coun 00 : SOME WILSONISMS. Men’s Regular Men’s $19.50 We must take the selection mei ® of candidates out of the hands $15.00 Suits, Suits or Overcoats Now— go at— of machines working behind closed doors and put it in the FOR MEN ONLY ~ Men's $3.50 Dress hands of the peoyle. The best thing you ean do Shoes Now— ith anything that le crooked is to Mitt it op where people can eee it Centralizing business has butlt op vast structures of organization and equipment which overtop all states ° ¢ governed not by votes, but by commands, seeking not service but profits The great monopoly of this country ts the money monop oly The growth of the nation, and all our activities, are in the bands of a few men who * © © ehill, check and de stroy genuine economic free dom. You cannot make a reckless, passionate mob out of sober people earning their living ina |® free country jee et areneee se ae a lwhe could speak from personal ex | perten they floored me fiat with v n ‘ation of what had actual- - *, appened. The initiative, reter Indigoes, Black and White, Men’s $4.50 Dress ndum and recall were t = they are to mine) merely Sold as High as 7c Yard, Shoes Now-— : ns to an end—the restoration lof the contro! of public inion.” : Gov. Wilson is opposed to the re call for judges, but this important point should be remembered fn that eeeeeteeee Seeeeteeseteeeeeeseeeeesesesees AMONG THOSE : IULD PUT believes. the reform of the $ J adiciary fs bigger and broader Men’s $6.00 High- ecall of # single corrupt rs and there, and that the Tops Priced at— remedy is for the people to use ex isting machinery (or get new ma chinery where they need it) for the election of honest men and the enactment of progressive laws, (in his sixth article, Newmi will tell how Mrs. Wilson helps husband in hi how the fat orp. ee ie $1.75 Blankets Men's Regular 75c 'Makes Hit With Women Now Selling Underwear, SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Chief of Pollee White is with the women today, He offered to 4 at— send policemen to guard the upper a . | floors from second story men while ‘a parties keep hosts and guests busy . @ We were in the grocery business on Beacon Hill. Most*of our Cus- if) below Poet accounts monthly, hence our account book. Yesterday we ran across [ff | ———————— —— — fin curiosity looked over the names therein Aganue we - EOUF customers persoiix!ly. Many of them had purchased acres close to the -ELECTRO Bee Wee paying off their debt on the installment plan , LN lance where the customer in the old account book was marked “in debt for cant Free $9.00 All-Wool $3.50 Lace Cur- Boys’ Regular 98c Men’s $3.00 Hats 8 Now prospe l independent. The acres they had purchased ATTEN. EXAMINATION M8 value, in gnany instances over 40 times; all have incf®ased in value over || Mi Blankets tains Priced Sweater Coats Selling Now single one ha le a financial fail | a Now— Now— for— “Buy acre to Seattle and wait for the city to grow.” Easy, sim F band Sane, isnt i: ” | aC ios Mt on the kn ©? Pi ; C Your cho 0 acres of rich, fertile land situated north of the ji} DENT I STS Bridgework P¥.50 to $5 $400 PER ACRE Eee Bold Fillings _ $10 Cash Will Secure Any Acre saree ay tun a to: hesitate. Don't .i-y. Come in at once. We are making two auto trips See the land. id in quict times such as these is bound to increase in value, Why for you? ‘ Now-- THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Laboring People’s & C Third Floor ~ Raine _- SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. 0.5 New York Block ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS | Hanson