The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1913, Page 6

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CORPORATION LAWYERS TRY TO BOSS OUR LEGISLATURE [ —HECLLor mewn SSS—~SY aN FINEST (LEI TER THIEF HIGH SCHOOL | MUST STAND IN ONE WEEK EXAMINATIO OM BILL! Come BacK JUST A minute ! BV AOS NURWIVE per annum, and who may retire The school board Wednesday de-| n Fear not, folks. You're go when they're 70 at a pension of ) WANTA TELL YER cided to hola the formal opening! CHICAGO, a William ing to be saved from your $2,500 annually, No, dear reader, . of the new Franklin high school | Wn! id, a negro rene te selves. the bar association not to SUMP 'IN ‘ Thursday night, January 16. The|'¢sed to have stolen the cel race The honorable members of pay the salaries of this com A public will be invited to Inspect the| Archbold leiters trom | Ane i the Washington State Bar as mission, The state is to do building at that time. The new| York files of the Standard O} ; _ pesos | that, achool erected at a cost of $400,000, |Pa0Y. and sold them to agents you from the The commission is to be ap {a one of the finest in the country, |W: Fl. Hearst, is under <ubpossd here today to appear in Washings governor. The following committ were) of the commie ton * appointed by Judge McDonald, re! campaign contributions investiga’ That is, if you'll only let them pass that littie bill in the next January 11 before the senate legistature, which was pro sion is simply to see that the cently elected president of the r posed at the bar association foo! legisiature doesn't pase beard a, cree gs 7. a meeting by the Hon. Richard any laws it ought not to. The Tass Tivilinein Pract ehakemni Winkfleld will be required to Saxe Jones, amended by the commission is to act not only Messrs, Shorrock, Craven 180) exactly how he got th letters Hon, John Arthur, and unani- | advisory board to the legis Buildings a Ac eos ,| Which created such a political semp mously passed by the associa lature, but also as a censor and Wee elena, seems Juéselsation, involving scores of colle ion sf veto board on all the laws of tbe at rman, Messrs. Pigott,| gressmen, senators, governors al € onaid. dges * having profited (hrow Th tute and kind-heart- the atate ~ * judges a b ed pst Bom who Sclone to All bills introduced in either ior gs ~ corn hairman,|the liberality of the Oil trust. the Washington State Bar ae house of the legisiature must bs Ports in oe swe a iden The retirement of Senator Fow Dr, &. m. Giark, 0. D, 8. sdciation, being the leading be submitted to the code com urchasing a nsor, chair-|aker of Ohio and Congreseman SB. corporation attorneys in the mission at least 10 days before man, Messrs. Pigott, McDonald ley of Pennsylvania, is at an ; We Cut Your Dental Bills) state, are essentially modest in the final reading in either | "Teachers and salaries—Judge Me-| directly to the publication of thesdl their wants. They won't take house. The commission is to Donald, chairman, Messrs. Craven, |jetters, and former Governor C. in Half more than the earth. | consider these measures and Shorrock Haskell of Oklaboma resigned ag All they want just now is to make recommendations, No Text books and courses of study}treasurer of the democratic np The work is guarantecd to } remove from the people ail | measure may be finally passed Hermon W. Craven, chairman, | tioi committee four years Ratura), feel natural, and fc worry about what laws they | by the legislature uni it had Mesers. Shorrock, Winsor. following the publication of so Heating purposes equ ought to have, and let them, first been considered by the Parental and special schools—|of the letters. own. We make Restoration | the honorable ‘bar members, | Gedo commicsion Mr. Craven, chairman, Messrs, Win-| While scores of Burns detectives Which do wonders toward restoring! take all that burden. They'll | If, for some reason, the com sor, Shorrock. and senate sergeants at ai searched the country, Winkfii the mouth to its yout appearance. Our Pla used where r teeth remain in mouth self-supporting and roof! make the lawe for you. Yor | mission fails to make any rec don't even have to bother | ommendation and fails to re whether you've got a good or a | turn the bill, the legisiature is bad jegisiature | automatically prevented from | Réeaily, take it from Richard | acting on it. Thus, while the | was i SENATOR TROY TO)» =: GET IMPORTANT ated here through a uty United " @ry facility for doing high-cls xe Jones and John Arthur Jones bill does not say so in @entistry is ours, and our prices tea the "el sloth ourpere- direct terms, the commission ? bate og are very reasovahie. Each piece of] ton Vawyers, all that’s neces: | would have a veto. power on CHAIRMANSHIP? PRICE OF BITES work is guaranteed. Isn't that fair! gary to pr ve this common: the legislature. Between see 5 @nough? monwealth, is a code commie sions of the legtlature the com y : Regular $10 Piates .... $5.00} sion of five members of the mission would have the duty of « a Senator Davis 8. Troy, democrat,| Is one bite, on the left leg, m state bar association, to serve codifying the laws, which ;, \ IGS of Jefferson county, is slated by| above the ankle, worth $5,000 Regular $10 Crowns $4.00) tor life at a salary of $7,500 means to classify them. Lieutenant Governor Hart for the| the bitee, and should the owner, @ chairmanship of the senate appro-|owners of the biter, pay che bit priations committee, according to a/ that much? The superior co report in political circles today.| Will shortly decide. Emidio The appropriations committee {s/|canella was bit by a ¢ owned considered by politicians as the|l. K. Kincaid and wife. ‘Vaat most important in the legislature.|!4st August. Emidio is a « Senator Piper, republican, and|ter. He says the bite stiffened Senator Landon, progressive, will| lee and prevented him from pl; be the only two King county mea} bis trade, He ts suing for $3,0 e—3, 2 on the committee. Oe eee tices (SEEK WITNESS; |MEN ON JEANIE nos ht oe co Un! HES A MEMBER) SEE SIGNS OF NOTE—Bring this Ad with you “| OFBALKANARMY) OCEAN TRAGEDY How Many Children in aii Somewhere between Herzego A large seine boat and several 3, GIRL WORKING in a St Washington Have This wa a Senator Rosenhaupt of Spokane = . vina, “Montenegro, and Constan-|gorjeg nearby sighted by tho| will be chairman of the judiciary | ford lock factory inclosed isease ! inople, Turkey, today is TynJa Which bo in port] The senate committee investigating the money trust is trying to find William Rockefeller, brother | committee again nator Nichols os box of locks. R wedioc Gudely, whom the supertor court steamship Jeante of this county is strenuously at 4 bere today, a remains of a believed to be the | of John D. He is wanted as a witness. Last advices were that Rocke feller was vacationing at Nassau, |of King county is slated fot chair Bahama lelends. man of the roads and bridges com GEORGE “HENRY DANES hing expedition in tempting to locate pate a Raa? te! ' e is rid the allied the Clarence strait in Southeastern —= — ———-— | mittee, Senator Jackson for the ap- oa Saeacaeteasde (oa ‘will bins Alaska. The Jeanie met with tne | artionment committee, Senator| New York won his bride in ns : ah . walk. He tramped to St. ed by Samuel J. Aichovieh, jeaving *tormiest weather in its career, and 3 Landon for rivers and harbors and} some property. here to hia sister | Captain Karbbe is of the opinion a} Senator Collins for the game com-| *® 9¢t her. ized by the local court to take Gudely’s depositions. | eae BIG FOODFEST seneupeni | FROZEN OYSTERS The transportation situation in tieally over. It will be only a few ,DIG FOR NEW IDEAS ph ay “isnot ioe | EXPECT BIG PACK BY PARCEL POST |ihe Cascades is considerably, hours until trains will be running tute Will BA siren ay. cha Waar 3 | |cleared up today | through on time Seattle folks are smacking their thn state Press association, unde BELLINGHAM, Wash. Jan. 9—| STOCKTON, Cal, Jan. 9—That| The Northern Pacific is running! The Great Northern is still block tips today at the unboanded prom-| tne auspices of the eckiaot of fora. Preparations are being made at| Uncle Sam ought to slip an of! |!t8 trains through on nearly thelrjed by the slide at Tye, which |i es of political favors made DY/alism at the university, Monday |Bellingham for the installation of|stove into his parcel post mai) |*cheduled time, the line of the Cht-| wre A number of snow sheds/ United States Senatorelect Dr.) Tuesday and Wednesday of nent § Inew machinery and warchouses|bags is the declaration of E. C | 88°. nen than & Puget Sound last Friday. A large force of men|Harry Lane of Oregon at the a0-| wee ° for packing 00 cases of salmon| Dickinson of Stockton. Mr. x. 8 opened and regular service is is working night and day clearing/nual banquet of the King County ‘ . a er re Announcement was made inson received two cans of oys being maintained, and the Great|the track. Reports received this| Medical society Wednesday night a ot ages a le inattute ie ‘day by the leading packers that|from Baltimore today, and, on| Northern, though still blocked on| morning indicate the line will bejat the Aretic club. path Ng ley ety Prony pve aa rs |the output will be double this year|opening them, found the contents |!t* ow line by the snow siide at) opened today or tomorrow. Dr. Lane spoke on “Medicated |The meetin w " lover 1912. ‘frozen solid. Tye, is routing its trains over the| The chief trouble on the Great | Politics.” He said he visited Seat-| ness awn elihe go F gr es ~_ CATARRHA | hrepllesas absent “v eA i bei North Rank, via Vancouver, Wash.| Northern Hes in the fact that as|tle in 1874, and has been in love| over the gtate will be present for Th & of the N, P. track | fast as the rotaries shovel out the| with it ever since clearin the three-day session. or after the slide of| snow mastes more come down, Mayor Cotterill, after good na nines opened that line again,/ often burying workers and plow. |turedly prefacing his remarks with | gw and after trains held up through In some places the snow lies on} the statement that doctors bur EVALEEN HILLIGOSS the mountains were sent out, the|the track st @ depth of 18 feet.|their mistakes, lauded thelr work! Aug. 26, 1911 exular service was resumed.| There are 440 men fighting thelin Seattle, which, he said, was the| MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR FRIDAY ‘Three years ago this coming Jan- —— T » trains, which left Seattle|snow on the Great Northern. healthiest city in the country wary, our little daughter, Evaleen, MEMBER. You i ednesday night, were reported at} The chinook, which melted the y had what the doctors called Tuber. Bed vanes at wn TUB, Ni Ellensburg within a few minutes |snow in Seattle and, it was feared,| “HIGH” PUPILS The Middlemen Eliminated at culosis of the Bone.. This she had KLED THE WRONG GuY of thelr scheduled time. | would play havoc by causing foods FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS Re heth hands. We had the doo WHEN You PASTED Me! The Milwaukee's troubles at La-|in the mountains, did not touch the RUN CAFETERIA e ‘ tors examine her hands, also give YM GOING To HAVE i conia, near the summit, are prac-|snow banks of the Cascades. c Tomorrow (Friday) the following Se specials will be offered her medicine, and they took one ” queen - . SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.—Fi our markets. finger off and scraped the bones in SATISFACTION, See ff! hanced by boys and girls, run by | Nice Liver Mutton (oe io lg i age ng MAKES PLEA FOR MINIMUM — boys and girls, with its only con Sausage .... Chops .....e0eeee Mie but little benefit. Hearing of Na sumers the boys and girls of the | Pork T-Bone 8 oe ture’s Creation through a stranger, Lowell high school, the first high Liver ... ‘ Steak who, we now think, is a dear WAGE LAW IN WASHIN TON school cafeteria to be operated by 4 Cans Cascade Strictly Fresh Ranch — friend, we got the medicine and a San Francisco school has from | ike Egos See gave it to her. We now know the outset “made good.” Here are : afew of the dishes on today’s Howing markets Corporation Counsel Bradford, at, the speakers this afternoon will be | menu Shrimp salad, 4 cents; beef the prelegislative institute in the} City Health Offi ». Critchton, | stew, 4 cents; macaroni an< | | Commercial club rooms Wednesday Supt. of Schools , Dr. Sydney | 4 ents; Mexican beans, 4 cents afternoon, made an eloquent argu-| Strong, Miss Adele Fielde, Harry|baked ‘beans, 4 cents; sago cus-| ADD” MANIC as ap- | Moore and others: tards, 2 cents; milk, 1 cent; tea or OUR MOT From packing house to consumer. 2 GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED MEAT. Look for the U purpl ment for the minimum wag plied both to the city charter fixin coffee, 2 cents; bread and butte y 1 to har xing m ‘ead and butter, | ppem until 6:20 py $2.75 per day for city laborers, and NILE TEMPLE’S 1913 i ees potatoes, 1 cent; corn, | what it will do for others, We think the medicine is “the goods” for the disease. Our daughter is now well, and will say that when ; we started with the medicine we Were never without it until we had gotten results. We sincer this statement will be the me saving others. Respectfully MR. AND MRS. ELMER HILAA GOSS. Wentern Ave. and Spring. 5443 Mallard Avenue stamp. It signifies purity and quality. St as proposed by the progressives for women workers | STAFF INSTALLED] aL ASKA NOT SO Under the head of police power the supreme court of this # and | is “4 AS of other states, and — the |. The newly-elected officers of COLD DENVER; States, have upheld laws that mean|Nile Temple, Mystic Shrine, were| J. 1 far less to the public welfare and | installed last night with splendid | iasks the maintenance of the social unit,| ceremonies at Redding’s hall, KE the home, than a minimum wage Garreston, imperial marshal, of|ka weather with that. of various ps taping hy Nays He peg ; oma, assisted by Daniel B. Tre-| cities in the United States on Jan wei clined. the brief which he|fethen, retiring potentate of Nile uary 6, today showed that Slka hab Pi perils d he supreme court) Temple, acted as installing officers. temperature of 84 above zer > was questio After the installation ceremonies, ; ; a ae ontes, | the pa 8 Angeles anc biaedersti oer rs B. Griffiths | iustrious Potentat nn McLean ale om oe Stee ab ioe rig Hypa - ry ane feerne | presented Retiring Potentate Dan. while Dutch Harbor, Kagle, Hida ioe eee lel Trefethen with a past poten Tanana, and Valdez had « re oe Lenhart ing.” he {tute jewel The Alaska Pilgrim rature of 22, 16, 4, 4 and) 18| ere se discussing,” helage club presented Retiring Pi > ze eae | said, “whether we want immigrants |tentate Trefethen witty a old a wales or not. They are coming, and in Wile T 7 ‘i |get watch fob, Nile Temple patrol the past they have proved, worthy. [eetqumch fob. Nile Temple patrol] SPUDENTS BALK AT We have plenty of land in this state| with an embroidered fez, + MILITARY RED TAPE unculy vated, The state should lend| After the exercises the floor was ts aid to have the Immigrants eult!-|cleared and dancing oceupied the | Py Un! amd their wives until al KIE aber 14, 1911 My danghter Evaleen continues 4 to enjoy the best of health. She is iw going to school every day and her hands are perfectly well 4 (Signed) ELMER HILLIGOSS. There are many people suffering : with this dreadful disease that do not know that it can be relieved as it was in this case, yet we can re@er anyone that wishes to ca x of long standing, in bo ad 4 and children, that this harm Temedy soon relieved. This rem} edy contains nothing injurious and Goes not stignulate, but goes right to the seat of the disease and aw sists natur@ in removing it from the system. This ia not a patent Medicine and {s not sold as a cure. ali, but is sold to relieve Tnbercu lovis, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis . McPherson, secretary of the | Alaska bureau of the Seattle Cham ber of Commerce, comparing Alas Your Net Profits For the year are represented by the amount you have saved out of your income. Are your net profits as large as you had hoped they would be? We help increase your profits by pay- ing 4 per cent interest, compounded ‘ semi-annually, vate this land to their and the] shrine Because an i and impure ‘blood, and a general pret Anges Bosh Shrin ause an im . : . ne late hour, perial ukase issued by the czar re eX! run-down eeandigion. Ie yon ar Penal conditions and law, thé ten quires them to give a military sa-| er Horton s avin an ubled yo ; ement house problem and other lute to all army officers, all the st toms, all at Ge office or drop a questions were discussed. The con EVERY WOMAN can be a_ {dents of the miljtary medical acad-| Second at Cherry New York Bldg. ts Gusition, 1416. Pecvle’s ference was attended by a big fitim-| Venus, says a London pro- jemy at Kieff have gone on strike ot etal sults Wake” ber of social and charitable Work-| fessor, and the ladies exclaim |The ukase provides, among other Ba a ers, This afternoon health and] he is a perfect dear, things, that when students meet an ¢ ; STAR WANT ADS moral ty w be the subjects dis officer in a street car, they must BRING RESULTS cused. The wessions Inst from THE MAYOR of Ocean City, |first ask his permission to be ’ 2.80 to 6:80, N. J. is opposed to the recail. |seated. The students declare that ‘ r, Sam Koch presided. Among They are trying it on him. this is going a little too far, °