The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1913, Page 6

° * 6 a ‘ THE STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1913. 2 aa eee eR Oe meer er ee te renee e e STANDPATTERS REFUSE. asi caw’s FUL; Just PLAYS HOB; “DOC” EXPLAINS TO PAR TAGES- ; F TO LET PEOPLE VOTE HOWLING MOB; AND,PAW HAS A DICKENS OF A JOB QUALITY SHOWS AND TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING EXPLAIN [BE PANTAGES POPULARITY . ak Twe LB Ths 810 ae } : 18 FEMALE SITUATIONS |67 Lo OLYMPLY. 4.—Driven tnto who voted for the amen ne es ji : Me : tei - and tase hel CONTIN Hine by the reactionary organiza}! they did so be | | r M ’ A 134 i ii ie people demanded a | | ny he , ¥ tion in the he four K county) preposition, and not because they ‘ representatives Goes, Gra Wray personally favored the idea + couxKn ‘ _|109 MALE HELP WANTED = and Kennedy and Representatives! Cork K. Brown of Kitth f fe ta ties Capron of San J and Urquhart! tas, y led the ht for jis fasher troder wages pe , of Grant thelr votes on ite adoption, while Chamberlain of | The recall of judges amend tand Whitman, republican, made the a - NATIONAL HARBER COLLE ANEOU, helped Mona es aineu » effec: principal argument againat it | é ae | HIGH GRADE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT rely bury it at t eesion Sp t Taylor, who had voted for | 486 | ov be : et. oo Aad warmest de-| the recall of Judges two years ago jie} tage of lag Regs ; ; i (Fa WICLTA RG “4 POO Tap of the present session, the! Voted against it Monday bo Fon wale new rs i endment osed by Corkery of; The folowing vote resulted | prema t= Car a Pore Spokane came within five votes of| Yea—W. W, Arnold, Axtell, Black Wextra tay \ fee are i Obtaining the necessary two-thirds Brislawn, Brown, Bryant, Capron, | TH " i Yote to submit it to the people for{ Childe Christensen, Corker) iasiveres Fatification. It received 60 votes,|Croake, Darling, Dunning, Earle,| F bork ‘ h—MISCELLANEO Beemposing it, and five members be-| Falkner, Farnsworth, Fontaine, Git Paw cussed this: morning “And the ash can's full, Fan operations on Saturday, ha | bitinnes 0 . saaey ina nee yer Llp - t > uceeeded In hauling away a Mme larkn van} oes . the afterr the pro-| #ey, Hastings, Hedger, Herber, Hill, | He had tered down into raved w he hat’ In | the suce a 4 a 7 md br ‘Grke ni sinoked rm 6 Hares wah ives, who supported the ameca.| Holmes, Horrigan, Houser, Hughes | the basemen mis sitopers --|-: Clgeaee. Shy t eine: $0 00 ton, bat the now-dalivery of pee. | four, $i 6 — Hutchinson, Kennedy, | Kingery to take bin daily exercise with He wasn't alone in bis trow . - bapa 7 ioe I a rect Wray, {I LoSourd, Masterson, Me} the furnace shaker, There was ble, Hundreds of others got a OF the new Meco ante tusks - | Gtevers.. Academy ™ ton to rec ! ray, | la <a ; , pope . : taste of It too en route from the Kast has Fourth, Near Pine 7 ; ‘arland, Me Middaugh, Miles,| the usual rackety-bang, and ante ¢ P - ‘ ’ hea 1 Goss, Kennedy, G and | Parla Merriam We don't t to be able made t impossible to cope Da “tin v - M t © who t ‘ol urphine M, Neuman, Nor the asping uns he | @ don't expect to be able i 6 te “yg - ilies for gry F cecallt, wr ; = : ‘Oaks’ On see oI ken “Pie re ele sigh oat th "talle n dlinkors to handle all the business with the ash situation 4 Private Lessons ‘ d ree | wor ‘ mer the b R the ee ae . i 3 " “ yperly before the end of th It simply means 26 ¢ ot 4 Lo 4 i th d, Re wland, Smith hen Maw, frying e¢ in properly bef th imp . motion t e d e Reid R u x Bow Shy “ten os dag Poet tae polis week today declared Dr ashes that can't be hanled antil PRIVATE HALLS | something added op; byt . t i Crichton, city health commis — | ruck comes,” wid Dr . x ening ima and Stre of Pacif it was Urquhart, Wray, Zednick—-60 sounds in the backyard. saingggn ge ab tf Y head | c : Watinve found that t ale * 4 326 . 69—MISCELLANEC Jost by av f to 40, lac . ay ateare, Same, mA : Where the blankety-blank af the ats see fato the under the old system the places 1 Wed. Friday, a aL eta yeas of the t Will astpctdhn of B= eR ye Davis. Fos.| Clank t# that garbage man? t collect business. | f uccess had been mont * TE 20-—MALE SITUATIONS WAN’ at once; a . The « Cleland, Conner, Craig, Davis, Fos! demanded Paw, looking. ilk Wer kal sous 105 iemennenest cleaned, which was | THE SEATTLE STAR | en at oe ie 88 show the leg -fiaing 7 hgh Lew Dockata us *> | complaints Monday. Where aah natural, as It increased the ton- | #he- ds : * on rk wie . able f 69a—TRUNKS AND ealls, came republica Hays, Hurd, Lum, Mapes, MeArdl peared inthe dot ee " he date your eubsce i. ee pie ' r P Mocy, Mekay, Mess H. New eters ad : r cans had not been emptied, 1 | nage of the garbage man with ‘ 5 . / Goops w eCo: eKa em chin-stubble nor foe labor e ha spot is Tr 1 Ad man, Siler, Sims, Sisson, Stevenso2,| {palling eehes oY Ga gave permission, th Kever " le . abor, The hard ny : als Saial Sage f Sumner, Tonkin, Truax, Wells,| porch from the heaping coal | ae -inely: hemaaa . find them, and It’s a : . . ro) ft , occa to remar at | Speaker Taylor—32 cuttle wh ay 1 ; ae +s oe te ‘ . was “s ! sane,” and| Absent—Brooke, Jensen, Moran,| “" hy i non were low spots | jot ¢ people will put Ke P | ats D. H. Rowland, Str att ald be wit! os Nitione until the end |! « Obviously, the mu f the week e will have : ‘ FLORISTS ave beck beckta (4 theeataee | SEN. LA FOLLETTE’S DAUGHTER OUT ON ? jiil'Wc ns |” PARM NECESSITIES | SAME SIDE ton movenentinehetr radeon tie | PICKET DUTY IN BIG NEW YORK STRIKE = home =a ate sean |SCCenrbew von ext ne movem: This is backed by very n the house and sen ate—the special privilege members of the democratic party, alded by | powerful m BY GILSON GARDNER A ELDORA, Ia, Feb. 4.—Although | M4. Muites, c409 3 SHINGTON Fet ‘ That gr WeabeDs Wc bee in tha tere ah thees ranean (SE eae a ah O08 wi | PERSONALS lelry business for fifty yours, he |» . y “Sta LIVESTOCK WANTED MEN #ervation—right according to * | publican party. This me ent h ee ee eee tee (neon ALE | two “inchot farde—ts the straight (taken on formidable aspects. The| LS image bran Sore a etn Bey - ES {Anes | PouLTAY on tat pein that comes from Trenton most encouraging thing from the Treaties a aula wotens | rr eat 8 : + is a matter of the utmost im- | public point of view is the news po m with a gold wa’ Fs a na s 43, Kiewe rs ° ace. It ns that the influ. | that Wilson ts prepared to wage Ww COLLECTIONS Te . merela, 4 ce of the sidential office w open war on this group. } ; YOMING GETS IN 1 ib Cte preliae in | | ON “INCOME TAX” |“ ale pontottice. Phone | soaps opes— to | Hae MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR WEDNESDAY itiahints Wye," «new eetcg pak Can | Pe Tae, Nera, maw at Coal | cc The Middlemen Eliminated at Wro n son tie 4 ea. of ~ - ~ Fe = rae) aon , FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS fore lat EW_ TODAY . Haney tes © St slime hi Tomorrow the | fotlaw: nk ials will be offered was br ot ine & fi MB Ware Trklag a = si ao Paice tekieipiied ney cot co Riey nae Aca zh 4 Cans Cascade . 256 | gr» 20c ogs ‘ oes Wieg market Seann . ana ‘pike ; MARKET, Ocete: nad Ve jer Way, = - 7 ACREAGE Weathnhe ana | r 3 a 4 ee A GREAT BARGATIS ers AN. and » a 1 4 Wire | n 4 - oe ax avian noe es of splendid | LONDON, Feb. 4 ' [ill ereseseeeeranreyenspetemitl sontere nds | jand traitor” were a few of the term SPECIAL NOTICES = Y b V Mott, Mer | $f sey en sage . the 31. ik: beads |appiied to Chancellor of the Ex-| 5 SPECIAL NOTICES 20a BONDS, WARRANTS, |L. J. MARSH & CO., 12 p 4 at Shops open watt ete)» PL chequer Lloyd ¢ Wi SINCE JAR MORTGAGES 0 ACRES GOOD LAND, . . WE BUY AND SELL . ts of good xhbors; a mane UARY honda, wort . r auity: 20 years |Mra. Pank suffer | me - , | Mutilation of golf links, tt tf) Us r suffragette vandalism, was heart who ha nged t |tndor ed by Mra. Pankhurst | ‘ lress since MISS FOLA LAPOLLETTE. DAUGHTER OF SE ATOR 1a FOL | ¢ et . a DINE. | AN AIRSHIP HARBOR)? to Seat n. 510 mo MARSH & CO., 1209 3rd CHICKEN RANCH 2 { well, et beers STEN@GRAPHER GOES topes ee ICE | oa —| . ° AR MME. NORDICA WARBLE] =", Hea | rotted hare bon fared trom | erat tae emt Te maT | at that | Went to = BUILDERS, CONE) anne vine Co Noster tn | yet? she spread her han ther “h 3 ee ee re Ree = BUY AT AUBURN NOW Don't overlook the Free Delivery Service. We have pert + Bought me the Jove: | Fst and sat ther gen 10 Hw Bi 5d HEALTH DEPT. ——e ones sage : . ah Ih e he js Nike € Ke Shipp, a CARPENTER nn Nad thi point wher actica ne whole city is now i cgeeages Matas Ruat-| She's got the fineat m h turned state <u x “CRIRGPOBISTS covered. Ey who has traded at the Westlake appreciates « ed bands to | ber friend all aou ‘ < was liberated the sanitary condition of this market. Shoppers know that the ) Who's Liitian singer, |0n $5,000 bonds a his nentenve —F- . er k we know of. a foodstuff th buy is the best the marker can supp that the you know. Lilllan Nordica, the one | postponed This shows that the , . Pha yt ie aes OLE HANSON & CO, i ‘ ns solitaire, brought it to me| ¥¢ Went to hear Rosenthal murder didn't end graft | 77 PATTERN MAKERS 314-315 New Yerk Block Dyices charged are lower than elsewhere; that they have more hist What make? Oh, Packard of here F Wark a Stalls to choose from, therefore should be able to get what they Smack! Smack! course. Tried sc foreign car las Ut! desire rf y il pres night. It waa our third an-| ¥™ | , 6 AC CRE Ss ¢ HEAP jotad ther couldet vee it for'e| STILL AFTER EDITOR |= eee Satna tb Below you will find some very good specials for Wednesday niversary, you know send to France for one of the parts KANSAS CITY Mo. "Feb. 4.—A ae PLUMBERS’ SUPPLIES broke the engine and they had to | motion to quash the writ of habeas ‘i . ‘ or . ear| You never saw so few aigrett corpus granted Col. Wm. R. Nelso . ‘ol al Yes, you have it. I went to hear #0 aler 6 L } For Stall Numbers on Specials See Bulletin Boards Sentins “ghar the Moore last! It seems all that talk aout killing | owner of the Kansas City Star = BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES | Were eT é night. I had the Idove-li-cnt time ,the mother herons to get the amie tenced to one day In the county — Ey : rn M 20 Ibs. Pore Cane Sugar. .$1,00 | Fine Cream Cheese, Ib 20¢ I just bh to go, you know,| feathers had made the Jadies |for contempt against Jud uth wher, Ma ‘ bo I ‘ yer . People Hank nid | 4 Cans Milk 25¢ 2 dozen Sweet Oranges 25 Didn't ha anything to wear, and |®#bamed to wear ‘em and you can't | Tie’ court, ia on file here today Pia ple 1’ " ne t 42 PHYSIC awe AND SURGEONS Quaker Oats, package 10¢ | Reg. 16c Spices, 2 boxes rd when I looked at the ladies around | blame ‘em, either jfrom counsel for Judge Guthrie. If} + anple, p aga High grade, at | i Ph Mf tice 4 Ibs. Cottolene joe | 20¢ Cans Raspberries, per can fi/me I could have fallen through the| And she wax so nice to the peo |the motion in wrap alt pdgrcomi Star a a hellenge a 10¢ 15< floor | Ple who couldn't afford the high. | must go to jail. If denied, the wr we or th be Prunes, 2 Ibs 25e Gaty two lo kh cotloen | Dearest little girl sat right In| Priced seas. They let over 200 alt | Will be passed upon Wednesday by spaying “water front chicxon| HOUSEHOLD NECES-| : ibs 40 Coffee $1.00 | 12 5¢ Bars Laundry Soap. ..25¢ [f|front of us. She wore a most gor jn the platform for 60 cents each, | the supreme court of Missourt .t > aay ee =| SITIES 6 lbs, Dry Green Peas 25¢ | 4 cans Choice Corn 25¢ neous affair of pink tulle over silk. | AN@ she sang a song specially for | oF feo bustnesn, 0a nnn rrann |Terms $ Fs De Pure Honey, Ib 20¢ 25e Baking Powder 10¢ And say, do you know the darling | them FIND LOST NURSE t at bas co cic REPAIRS 100 Ibs. Guarant Potatoes 5 dozen Clothes Pins A 106 | was engaged toher escort How did} Wir n sack 65c | 10¢ Jello, 2 packages 1$¢ [i know? Why, you should have seen the rsd John, the cat ate it ROSEBURG, Or. Feb. 4.—Miss that solitaire and noted the way she sane ron't cry, dear, I'll buy | Agnes Manton, the Portland trained | Fis) Seer one _.. |purse, who disappeared from the| © home of Hinger Hermann Sunday “THE PLAY’S GOOD-THE NAME’S ROTTEN!” ess a ee say her health will not be : rary \4 fi iture, cash A BIG BR alt seriously affected by her experience _ mandier, 0 Fike M$ Page ron age = ae ; - nt DRAMATIC HINT. | cade Bide. Cr Byte Y fiatures, call Rite! - ‘ turned 400 people | & Mitchell for five years, and every week there will |148 “GOLD, GLASS AND m Storage Co, 108 awa O.” sign went up. ‘The occasion | be presented standard plays by clever companies of ENAMEL SIGNS —o } t f i ; “Main @hie wa « n of 's great play, “The | actor It is herefore no longer necessary to pay one Chas Meston. 14 a iat <A = lwoon. AND PARK RB -Nigge by & Mitchell company. It i . | to two dollars a at The best seats in the S attle 146 PRINTERS usic co, great drama, true to Southern life, and it gripped the | cet Sa The balcony is thirty i {ANSFER COMPANIES [o'Stueapiel overtur “yi ; LAKE VIEW HOM Mitience fie er andit ripped cent the gallery is twenty cent These 14d TRANS " se | aghtt Mile on 480” Walker Re, m Lake Wi the race problem of the ut A ARE he 4 | sete led with the fact that $2 shows are pre | a |= sens Mtottaue, with aaa aristocratic Southern beauty deals with the problem | Semel every night, has turned the tide ii Seattle to EMPLOYMENT DEPT. | ais tinerne 2uéeontee MAS MS when she disco¥ers that the man she is poopy byes ward the drama, and the Seattle theatre. at Third 15 ROENTS WARN PER | Pde. Th ha and t marry has “tainted” blood in his vein it avenue and Cherry street, has found a clientele and | Gog Wassett's Netive Betts for Sountion: | me ee. sev Her decision has caused more comment than any a sphere of usefulness second to none in the North | lonn te teh At Grameen WHY GET COLD u any wait \17 FEMALE HELP WANTED thing portrayed on tl American st in recent }$2 up. B ing this ad and bet ice atttlor Seattle Was One | BARGAIN DAYS. TOO rant oo tgs | Sta a chit eee | abetacent discount. 1017 Pike St, years. Last night's auc Infant outfits and oh n's clothes Bee Many dat thé-was veorig: Gthere med hes would you advise me to find an en jevial hatgning nia monte “| LOST AND FOUND is worth remembe ring » and every one of aur read just right. All agreed that the “Governor” did the only “square” thing left for him to do hould make a mental note of the fact, that Thurs. RBAN HO day afternoons and § wrday afternoons there's a bar bee | 6aKe ment?” | “With a trained animal get | | | gain matinee, when every Seat in the big playhouse’ TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT J Koes on sale for 25 cemts—"firat come, Ikst-aepyed” The play will be repeated tonight and tomorrow | Nor would full justice be done did the writer fail to semi. moder night and throughout the week The scenery i | megtion the fact that the best People in town are reg a pS ere” ving magnificent, the cast is competent, the Southern lat patrons of this playhouse. It offerssa delightful Co. 1010" Wiest ay. | _ingw Bank pavement. tot ira dae | brogue is “delicious,” and the play is one that appeals form of entertainment, which is at once Inexpensive gn le EO Meinetery. fant. (tallicns) cae re er masta to the true American citizen. Fortunately, it does not educational and,thoroughly enjoyable. Popular plays Hee] gomta at nai®' price” ‘Aino’ remodeling | Swit) 2S “som tyg USN Rane cost a fortune to see it. The Sea theatre is outside at popular prices have become a fixed feature of this jue"| east rienced atl Tor mencral | STAR WANT ADS the “Theatrical Trust.” It has been leased by Bailey city “DAS WANDERER.” shalte Creamers] Rewweworss, ne laundry work: good | BRING RESULTS PS °