The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1913, Page 4

us have heard of res adjudic to say that! ultra vires, and he this “unjurisdictional”; ft ts so ponderous Manipulation of stocks, the s Dulling and bearing of @nd the whole lamb sheart ‘means that the victimized Exchange, is “unju A more satisfactory Bideration to the « contains a number the superfiuows list order. A candic first on the THE SEATTLE STAR HWweST TF UE ge NHwsrn OF TI SORES Nor iy Sen fall leased wire new pn of the Rijtered at Seatiio, Wash, postofiice as # AY out of city. So per Mon, up to six mom, aie m ‘ond-« we 1 80 Daily bbe Star Publishing Co. Phone: Exchange Mein 9100 “Sénitle, the Seaport of Success,” is a splendid slogan Sensible, sublime in its simpl Tt sex mund the signal of Seattle srainty over all other seaports. It is, indeed, a short sermon cess in ot ay vinin i erin erenely on the S aline sh ! How sheltered its situat How stimulating its climate! How nguit ms! Hg sedate its sockdo ! So sing, Seattleites! A soft t vill not suff Sing But not when soused! “Seatte, the Seaport of r Sounds sweet. But “Sheattle, th’ t of Shucksl sounds s! nd parcel of Wall st 1ys we have to have me ponderous sound, Some smiled Over it long ¢ njurisdictional right quickly doing anything like that. But one u ided we wouldn't want to be cau » an neither smile at nor d As a whole it is certainly one or a word. Wonder how tt] Would look if it was taken apart? There at “un"—that {a easy Tt means all the same as “ne mn t > is which is a form of the word jury, and it is s of j What is right and lawful ere is “¢ A ‘ the same as the word “declare We that makes the whole ng “unjurisdictiona thi plain enough When Wall st. tells prices: is “unjuriadictiona Wall o power or autharity to d what is right or lawful In the t In short, those Wall st. persons gay it is none of the public's busit ow t is re 1; that there is no law »w to prevent it, 4 can th any law enate to prevent 1¢ The finan flim-flam game, as practiced on the 8 Now do you get it? isdictic Not infrequent! ments coutain a mul tiplicity of matter ation, would 1K Proposed ct deputy com img except extra work and no expe “these names The s Primary and election notices, and about $2,000 ear But also contains a provis to abolish the rotating system of names of candidates on the ba nd 6 tutes t alphabeth whereas 1 on an equal r of ball w debate as to wh sired And it should ave been submitted as a arate proposition Ha! Representative Chamberlin, who led the fight against the » panacea for judictal ills. He pr Fecall of judges, has discove poses a 1 move judges, e berlin; jet anyoue ha the “unholy alliance” creed No, indeed, they have not all migrated to Bellingham. There are & few lawyers left in Seattle No matter how silent oysters can be, an investigation of the state's O¥ster lands « prove a pretty nolsy affa Piles says there's still a chance that Judge Howard's name may t he used to be United Sta confirmed by the senate senator, W Well! The democratic leaders of the “unholy alliance” in the legislature are “explains are mighty “inte thins. ————— === Lis SUPPOSE THEY ARE ALWAYS MiLing FRom BIRTH - ESPECIALLY Bors- HALF OF EM Dow Tr Live AWD WHEN THEY Do THEY TURWOUT BADLY WINE TIMES OUT OF TEN- Your Boy MAY come ovr ALL RIGHT BuT yal Baking - 7 > Powder © ABSOLUTELY PURE The only Baking Powder made from Roya! Grape Cream of Tartar Makes delicious home-baked foods of maximum quality at minimuia cost. Makes home baking pleasant and profitable STAR WANT ADS RRING RESIN 7S THEM LeTTers!® NER VOICE WAS COLD AND DEFIANT “'TIS LONG SINCE YOU CALLED MAVE FOUND ‘YOu CALLING ALMOST ON MAGOIE IN THE SQUARE EVERY DAY THON WE MUST PART GIVE ME THEM L TERS} AND BE GONE!” WITMOUT A WORD HE MANDED MER MISSIVES AND IN A MOMENT at? It comes high, but Wall and others have read about Ne MUANURED / ny ) Se. To HIMSELF com:) f WENT DOWN THE STEPS “BUT wry DO THEY POSTMAN? eople that the} the wash sales, the artificial eation of counterfeit securities OSH\;\/iSE made arrangements with a carnival company ter have a street fair and boom th’ town. kind of a street fair from which th’ th “A” would thus appear jl-yum ta the « But we prefer makes bim orful © , a common thing And speaking of time you ever first night in Exchange Column BABIES ARE Aw Awhur PROPOSITION Some Coneoian' on Best Short STORIES of the oe. ad him on the *| but strike us dead if we Vnot smokine 1 fam walking FEBRUARY 8, 1913. AR—SATURDAY Two ‘] HANDS NOBL Yov | WANTA AMp) Tie cl 9 BE PRES’ yy por | on OC NT NO We H ! WHtn tar ont t bashed ER | GROW BABS PROVO HAND | WOMAN OVER ¢ 4 THERE BEATING nEK MYUSBANDE a vet, ‘NOT STAN Ley AND str THAT MAN ABUSED! ney Woman f aa et PA, yov re 12g BY BY ade , MEY MAC! ( “seu THAT eget AMERICAN? BASE BALL z L fAGUE, Ly 31 meee 4 » a 2 9 4 =! nm Rave)” - By- An ee pv mney Fe RORERT Troy, PARCEL POST. standpatters agninnt junior offis boy tels comikel storey of a ritch man’s "the 8 o yowd aut) A\ame Meets daw n y mp at ny of the well, a while ago his old n lubb c 2 telling uf h a on com ry t a ay ® make @ 4 hich se around the a S ave fe 4 al oO op silow tht yunk fe T name s clar oO h and our name on the “ ares b ke a fot of | don't know who would be cra teh he was always a 080 ay t but son ane ° nko mn 8* ne e 1 h tum ck om “ ! ! : 1 it t a he bought a jot of law books 1 is i t b € he ala ad enty of ma maelf went into # t al’ on feller walked ry and h wher h was yea went ed pail and swa edge a " gum, and Ub he says m afterward he « oor b r ! * f do ¥ he b retired ng ne he pracktis of law jon rhe his guard when he comes 5 x a op in av mich spoon. around And then it worked {i : a char an you om id © t 1 th suth I fixed up a little arrange Well Look What's Here! = The editor of Nothing Se * ea vent th odest assertion that The Workshop he is be he barrier with this In the workshop of nature . little seasonable equit The idle are fe pring is coming, heleh-ho. Ever iving th that's nortored Also spring taxes, bighoh! | Finds some | f to do; | But gas bills come first | Eact o his bun mi High-low b 1 the tnek all « t “ere | Ever eature } dutic f he knew what others th of ul i youre nd care him. The Maiden's Prayer Freshly cut bark of the cork tree A hardened b r on-| when heated, gives # bright illu t vid n minating ga yo BAD COLD? YOUR The Maiden's Prayer One dose Biss Cold Com. ee fret ; ase pound gives relief from = ililowersy ete ig ide colds and grippe—No rage be human animal Quinine used. En, | : wre than 01 t from Avstralla) Yon will distinctly feel your cold ¢ ere th hecor all ®reaking and all the Grippe symp rts of expensive fure toms denving after taking the very . first dose. Man feeds on music ay a fa Tt is a positive fact that Pape's }mous New Yor ec. He does if cold Compound. on every twa he goes to the average restaurant. | hours, until three consecutive doses . are taken, will end the Grippe and But some day somebody will OP@® break up the most severe cold ether a restaurant in which he cay de@4 in the head, chest, back, stomach or r}on food r , | Him bs. { jAnd never a sign of high<imgh It promptly relieves the most mis ‘erable headache, dullness, head and nose stuffed up, feverishnens, sneer ing, sore throat, ronning of the no: mucous catarrhal discharges, sore “T have discovered a great labor oh lage aaa wad . chenmatic saving device ‘ a we Fait c Get a 25-cont package of “Pape'a i Cold Compond” from your druggist I'm going to 1 Mies 1 n 6 Te Oa we jand take it with the knowledge that tt will positively and promptly cure your @old and all the grippe mis- ery, without any assistance or bad after-effects and that it contains no ide note may n of joking # wr some people Forgiveness to the eta wed a be lone: Sut they ne'er pardon who. have » times: Smoking elk dono wrong. quinine--don't “accept something Dry@in, | | else said to be just as good, Tastes | lnlee—sote @antin be something » Children know tha of The Star cording to you neideration of th reeall of judges misrepresents r that reason ta of judges | voted for “parce! post” epeculator the sin of omis great as the ge of women sitting on their purity around When he selects a girl: | retain the charm rcised over him before DELICATE SITUATION fliv®" : Wea Paton one ot ww you suppose ought to teel indignant \ | HERE’S A TIP--A CHILDREN’S CLUB tried to win a prize t ays waid thet drawime” itut (his week there fren of our neigh © ay., between 62nd onor of their small club, the home of a member shments cot ed of pa afier which we had gam danced a} lub are fn , enident; Louise Coler nders, Glad lite ate wkill t 1 ‘ handling their h rise to what the word signif Divo will soon be , and “Love w diter The Star Our ot Wa 000,000 to help the poor farme his land #0 be can ma Z upon | Who is asking for this added bur. jen upon the tax payer? farmer ask it? Will the 1 to the farmer at for agricultural purpose 1] wind be pumped into the value so the small will think he {* buying a a “lemon” \nstead a ci banker or with a ed DEBT, pleas E. F. LAFAYET i re a blow be ping z r what the wr do unde Ene he dement He doc » realize that mos tted on when d rate ¢ aciers Condensed Statement of Condition of THE STATE BANK of SEATTLE Seattie, Loans and Discounts 1 House, I Expe Paid Other Re roes I 1 e Owned us lo 1 \ Capital St uid in Surplus and livided Div ae i uid De A governing prfciple of this give depositors courteous WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT. BE, L. Grondahl, President A. H. Soelberg, Vice-President Hugo Cartson, Casblet A. ( A. ©. DOWLER ying to pass a law t Does the The Sta mex ards, 6 Washington, —LIABILITIES— bway'! te bank's policy has always Sem satisfactory and, above ally ndividual atiention FUNNY GINK, THIS 1 Oh, see the funny man, "We ; Confidential hanch that { psig iat be tng : tag the t . ! ‘ si | to offer & prine ‘oe | ‘ twice am targy it trawn with Jet blaede ja, » be done on dp be t closes 1 ern¢ O'clock. “Ay ) 1 ere to Unite ™ 4 care of The Star offie, bes RAYMOND JOINS D e Jack: As) baveg - . ead your ere 1 an vey much interested them and wauig - to i J am 1 rears old a r 2 membership os Rayman Peter, 7 th we re a IS INTERESTED fn Dear ne Jac 1 am rir much Jin The ot! and lone w Pleas r membership ter | am 10 yoars old and in the a oe grade —Ruby McDonald, Issaguil, un) Wash on oy GREEN LAKE BOY mee Dear Unele Jack 1 wish to jo pu Circle. Tam 16 years a and im the fourth Gree Lake school Pleas vership card —Frank T. iid! 23 Fifth av. N. * FROM REDMOND Dear Uncle Jack | am wate 1g your Circle and Circle letteg te y, and I also would like & me ir nieces. Will cass send me a membership rd? I go to Happy Valley sched 1 years old and im the seventh grade. Hoping that I will be a of your nieces.—Nels Mattson, Reb mond, Wash WANTS MEMBERSHIP Dear Uncle Jack ways longed to join FUNNY GINK, THIS this thing at once” § This is extremely ae nt. Roel MODERN _ eleg rooms lowes ginus, Sighth and Virginia, seegy bet Ht Elliott 803 me Pree a am GA BARE Tuberc its Diagnosis, TreatmentandGan ~ in the advanced: n wth ta ela, eared “4 hand fed, $ s37,oseas Fixtare: 11,000.00 45198 1,098.67 5,819.30) John Keikeon, View Praia