The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1913, Page 7

fo) [s) THE STAR—FRIDAY,-JAN@MRY 17, 1913 7 0; THIS IS what one would call * 6 rN ra | | pretty good management. Dan TEACHERS ASK PENSION: ® The Ghop That Saves You Money i ; OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE 1 \ tton an co'aisttuatéa wt saa] ARE WILLING TO STAND BOSTON SAMPLE SHOESHOP CO- (he Brition bas earned s ie Inc Vig 2% bouts for the qe ae ~ C= 3 ” earnings have p¥en ° EN « *'vea parvon,\* = Mee SECOND AVE. AT PIKE OVER SWIFT'S. a ory S( put Mave You ; ” - THe CORRECT Bi —_ \ m ALL MAKES oF ¥ sy jatate, teachers should have the - a ill ay y Arte ous OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan, 1%-—After | 54 f retiring, they clam, : Kady t certain er of yoara of sors! : ote of Counc 1330 2nd. AVE. FOUNTABN PENS Bi:.ccrves.cuimber of rear of aetna" ncaice by. Behator nearUNiON Repatred. Shaw's Pharmagy elve a nsion. Firemen aré!a pension of wixtenthe’of the aver ee Se ae pat bank y | Second and Madison St soually provided for Jage annual salary of the five years r juner Now come the teachers and asi) jast preced: thelr aplication for - oP 8 ER co hat they, too, be taken caro Of, the apaulty. is Walia pry am they aid, they are) ‘The bill also provides a propor yi aking for thetr pension fund! (ionate peysion for teachers who be made up entirely out of the | become incdpacitated after 10 years ; ie 6 ett of the taxpayers generally, | of wervice in the state. All teachors The. Middlemen Eliminated at ae Sercnar are willing to give up, | who intend to come under the pro r . aut of thetr salaries, a tain per y ne of thie bill must give writ FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS ntage, 1 per cent first 10) ten notice before January 1, 1914, : q = ears, 2 per cent the second 10/to a board of tristecs, to consiut Tomorrow (Saturday) the following big specials will be offered at years, and 2% per cent the third of the state superintendent of in '0 years, which, together with ajptruction, two nonmembers of the Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs $0¢ levy by the state alization board teaching fraternity, and two who y toc [pf ot 20 cents for pupil in school eligible to the fund, ‘Those sil iaice Pppaenually, shall make up the toach-| x to the fand are public school at rs’ retirement fund teachers and instructors in any “ After 80 years of service {u this | state institution etives 5c Hl. ieteaahiie i . . | ’ ‘MRS. AXTELL LEADS IN FIGHT vi 2 iL | sinensis a We are very glad that this bill wiil go into effect. It will be Matterd }atate ' a pleasure for us to demonstrate to those who have not visited F king 5 , OLYMPIA, Jan. 17.—Short ses WHAT THE LEGISLATURE J) this money-saving establishment the exceptional values that we iN ; aoe pd ee ae ead aroie ons tn both houses of t DID THURSDAY ] advertise. We do not tolerate exaggerated statements. We prove Bena Pass bill providing for pay of enators. Billa introduced providing for division of King county, increas ing port commission from three five, 10-round boxing bouts, btreating jaw, voting ma t 4, law againet fake advor Using, sterilization of criminals pension for teachers, and state w tubercular patients. olution for a committee with Oregon committee on Columbia river bridge. House. Appropriation of $100,000 asked to jolt the state. » Introduce provid ne for single tax in ¢ 10,000, abolishing bur tion of public offt ers’ pension (two bills), tion of corporation (bi law), regulation of handling of foea collected by state examin ing boards and the creation of * bureau of agriculture. jture Tha the abs = foiting th and deliver just what we advertise—values from $4 to $6 at Men’s 2 5 Women’s Shoes e Shoes SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention Take Elevator. Open Saturday Evening to 10 BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP CO., Inc. SECOND AT PIKE EITEL BUILDING OVER SWIFT'S pas roduced the} lained «that it wae this commission t phraseology, t matter, The as designated as Exceptional Suit Offer Tomorrow With $1 Down $0 Tailored Suits have been Washington, Dr an Brauer of this work free, Rep I expressed fear tomorrow—values as hi $25 and $30 have been gr at one sale price, wit most liberal credit terms that it is possible to make. Buy one of these tomorrow at ~ Ten Pacific Stump Puller | 1 a horee committee could 1 by holding up| entatives Dix, Row f« the re tion wa Dollars th a British Columbia. aficm (hp ects ALBERT HANSEN woker, ane 14 2ist $., and 4 months, son of Mr. and Mra. Clifford Hazen, 1330 8., cousins, each have eight Factory Hair Store Latics, boy Precious Stones, Fine Jewelry, Sterling Sliver Corner First and Cherry SEATTLE t 1 o'clock ntative H. waker Did you ever some rich it was ed his wea 1 to pile up here in |) $1-D0WN-$1 ALL MILLINERY AT COST Mins V BK. Stout, age 7, an Al A CLEARANCE SALE Interurban Railway ving grandparents ue.“ pourasit’ Tadeceae e ATTLY » BYE Imite Albert Henry Gooding, age 4| ake yourself i pen 4 $1 A WEEK PAYS THE pyre MO a and 638 .t s natn, 7 and Mra it A r free particulars address av. N. E, bas BILL Dominion Staci & Bend NATIONAL Aa, prea Corporation, Utd. overnor | "5 2 90/4611 West Mansachuse res he house $ 1 ¢i5'» m )eix great grandparents and three grandparent 914-915 American Bank Bldg. Seattle, Wash. OUTFITTING CO. 1515 SECOND AVENUE ole aggerto~ co. PLUCKY LITTLE as, DORA ARRIVES |~ = The little steame docked for r today, fol jlowing ber Seward Alaska, where she went on the yeaeh in a De was 17 days on the way, b jcountered one storm after mornings to first port Forty-Four Fine Selections Go With This Wonderful were fatroduced Dora is being MISSING HEIR IS SOUGHT IN SEATTLE he e e George Fi, Stocking, of Rochelle jand arrived in port leaking by way of the Talking Machine oe eee am ae akauibin Bec ato a fortune, The |LIGHTSHIPS TO 3 olumpbia River king was from HAVE WIRELESS In Two Hundred mile daylight ride “grad —— doubt | Tho equal of aa pai “5 - America | alking ma- The fact that the divorce " | chine offer ever made— mane Nerds reladbes vistapend Swiftsure bank is and through = A) a beautiful’ table, useful Se peone (hooking there’ to oxtate ba aa Salt Lake and Denver a atid ornamental, of rich | divorces , further aid (without additional expense) tee. mahogany or quarter- | sae as | sawed cak. Inside is a ae © oe Pa Snowy }time and divor apindey' . talking machine which | ight, an ext | jband, her legal name ts { her Sa) Raye any, disc record Moening— Bee ee ee Ovpr ths and reproduces the act- was : ual living voice in the THE ADVERTISING AGE sje tor wong’, wae O -W R & N 4 was realistic manner. Thi th Avertial: but a Rewer e Re @ ¢| ith the machine we oan same deationn whe say. 1t| . ie — forty-four fine 8 leg “of the Prete GLASS WILL STAND Oregon Short Line lect twenty- , ¥ i ye ope two dec facel “ne us| eee | Tt Union Pecitie ords. Among them joing away with| ) d we have put . Ai) hat discovery before the thousands tie Steel Coaches ij}; The Famous Sextette MMnother thing that 1d taboo: Sw a Electric Block Signals «& | from “Lucia” and id we mustn't mention System Modern Soience’s Greatest Device for | the Guartette tr if we do advertise of safe (raveling, installed at a coat of wix > from million dollare “Rigoletto” ist can give tates ee Rock Ballasted, Dustless and i charge’ unless he does as great a vetume of business as this office} does—and is satisfied with small} | Smooth Running Road Bed Oil Burning Locomotives Electric Lighted Trains Standard Pullman and Tourist Sleeping Cars Courteous, Obliging Employes Splendid Dining Car Service The records and the machine can all be had for seventy-five dol- lars and if you like— On Terms of, Say, $5 or $10 Down, and $5 or $10 a Month! There is no interest, no extras, no obligation to keep it, if it ; | doesn’t win the approval of the entire family and all your friends! We make a full set of teeth for an"little as $5, 7 s no $6 plate madé in an office in the world that will compare with our $6 plate| for ffhlsh and fit | Every piece of work that Is done fi@resia in the hands o pectalist the best men we can find | In phort, we offer the people of} Sipifte the tunity of obtain: There are only a limited number of these ma- ugg: (B finest dental work at the| |lowett price Are we making a Hurry U; chines to sell at the price. We cannot get any more John, you'll, have no troublelittatake in making this Offer Dub- | p when the present stock is gone, nor can we give getting Gut, as I had ghe manic? We think not. Add to thig), pon tt ns piste siase win: = shovel away the snow.” the fact that through the discoy-| wigs “ee ful if eal a a TG painieas evetent, we are}S0w.a0d grab a fh il of jewelr ery ¢ | And it is just a sy for him to able to. promise you that {smash a window in your heme, Leave from Oregon-Washington Station WE NEVER HURT A BIT lusting a muffled b Finest Passenger niion in the West { You Pass Through More Large Cities than by any other route How easily can a robber throw ' such a fine collection of records. Folks who “put otice! off” will be disappointed. If you can’t come, tele- ||) Ma phone Elliott 4377 and we will send the machine ||} : j And kéep that promise. Is it any| That ts, if t ss .is. the kind and records to you. But do it now. | wonder that our offices are crowd. | most commonly « The newest ‘ jed every day? ldiscovery is the triplex” glass; | | You can prove all we claim about | two plates of glass coated on the in- District Freight and Passengee Ofiice « 716 Second Avenue Telephone Blain 932, e llow prices and high quality by com-|side with gelatine; a layer of cel- ing to see us, That will cost you} luloid is betwe@m them, The whole | nothing jis then put under hydraulic press | Our guarantee it the one that) in order to obtalm thorough welding, |protects you after the wort is fin-}and itemerges asé*transparent as |ished, ordinaty glass.. They're making it Edison, Victor and ; Free Concert Tomer: | Columbia Records row Night, 8 o'clock. Stere open till 10 p. m. e J. H. O'NETED, in gland. Divtriot Passenger Agent Third Av. and Regal Dental Offices | Fourteen’ good-sized stones were . " . lforeibly thrown at (® glass shown F.R, HY LON ° University pt. e ne 5 Dr. LR. Clark, B,D. 8. (Manager) ee ae a a ai ttonment 2 2 Pape Ms “Drat that living skeleton of a] 1405 Third Ave. N. W. Cor. Union| cracking the glass, but leaving it anow shoveler, | NOTE—Bring this Ad with you. | sticking together ° , J @ P 6 ed 0 ’ *