The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1913, Page 4

1913. 4 THE STAR—FRIDAY, EBRUARY 14, | “ epee “4 1 « RE THE SEATTLE STAR (Wagar YOU WILL VOTE ON | The Editor’s Mail MAMAN OF THE SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSP APTOS ‘ od Wye \ ix mon) six mon § ‘ Published Datly by t Kachange Main 9400 4This is the third ofta series of articles explairting the various charter amend®ents com Kditor Thy Star: 1 read in | Tha a y $n} ing up at the election March 4 i : The Star @ few daye,back an |! that the utd have ' . - " . » 2 ne Tr " artiel quoting locrotar 0 he ¢ 1 ISN’T IT TIME TO: BEGIN TO PREPARE FOR CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 3 | article -auoting “Rocretary of | ; : ‘sore WHEN THE GOVERNMENT MAY HAVE At present charter amendments may be submittdd to the votes ne the people age canal, @udx et lve to beg owe Tur 24 when the council shall have adopted a resolution to that effect, or when 15 per cent of the J) sonroe doctrin bmitting t | t the ate TO OWN THE RAILROADS? voters sign a petition for that purpose | 4 ta naam ge sates to ee , 1 will bea | __ SASS RR EEN EEN SAE TIES HEGRE ET In the first case, the resolution to submit the amen@ment to the votes of the people }| sat ewe ke ots | ote of | ; ot ring bond } : Altl th V a t-|T must be adopted by the council 60 days before the @ection. In the second case, the pe Pi jie iaik, Knox waid, in par it UBSCRIBE ; 7 | ly or indirectly, $150 a year, or tition must be presented to the comptroller 90 days before the election. oie we do not submit to the Hague I To pass tel transportation. perhaps $100 of it Charter amendment No. 3 will permit the council to submit amendments within 40 will t vo he nat f not i The The - 7 orp | BY PI | t days of the election and will permit the people to initiate charter amendments up to af) [y'" ; fo a wy jbond m" for develo { tat te ten | --* ' period of 60 days before election. Ary great amusersent ade | os ted sr ay 7 ‘laying ff matempted to make the railro Charter Amendment No. 3 also decreases the percentage required to initiate charter Does the United Ste 0 ay re e tolTh . : vrs i First be ! P ters of railroad amendments from 15 to 10 per cent : nmet t ve up to iis treatle ‘ t ne neficiaries ‘taal is skin us, The " we patiently tance when the Or ite ff 1 us, st \ 1 t hw ) ly with « Father, as 1 as (auy » call j ! ¢ “ f the ir astic consent. Now, by a process ed regulation, we are * ‘ a og ; an ayers : " 7 he same of time i slapping them gently on the wrist. To be sur ation ay a ; ; : ; Besgysis Bc thm nd ‘ which we have bec € r But it still, a t | ld » other nations, ex - ‘ - cit Saeko __™ B HAND, sit ‘ ‘ } The expertment ol) well at Delta] THE HEAD WRITER t sh fear? We are 960 f By and by we shall see that public regulation, without VHY NOT SEND +4 8 | Pda gto Tt to the batters of| These actually wore o he places bis t nous | . : tees 5! t public ownership, isn’t workable, Then the thing to be feared ONE LIKE THIS? . ee iS A tr lapped in att Yo ; , i , ¢ if , | DOUBLES BEAUTY Of YOUR ( { is that the nation will be swe; to buying the railroads at Mine 6 oes ~ shnae | Gente L See sues dan gaacee “ina | 5 absurdly high prices before it has made plans t un them ey tn ethtke anath th and je sold and we can ALL YOU NEED 18 A 25 CENT BOTTLE OF “DANDERINE®. j wisely | ade at mov ‘ sage. We | GETS LUSTROUS, FLUFFY AND ABUNDANT AT ONCE, I t . England governors the er day rhe ¢ n thlev that stole - 5 ° tiv n inte in trans) nmedi ® or ie ky, tated move toward turning the thoughts of the public upon the public interest hur hopped » kindling and RESUMES n the a ti Appea a BO lustrous | particle of iff; cleanses, i in public property now privately owned, For this ts what a railroad ts sold the wood to the pastor of the and = have n with tiful as a young girl's after| fies and invigorates the se t t It won't be nearly as easy as it looks just to 3ca a Hill A h h tribes, and ries hair cleanse Just try ever stop ht or Morgan and ta railroads over, If you at New 8 ea same as mine, No jus sten a clot a little! hatr, but what will p i England's diler exampl ° I have often chanced to note | tice to the Indians Danderine and care w it|will be after a f f Morgan, t », has perfected , y H 1 i ia JOHN through yo taking one small! Danderine, when there. He con way the t my goat) ) at a tir This will cleanse|#ee new hair—fine Such is your ¢ an { a le 4 old fashioned | of dust, dirt or excessive | first-—yes-——bu real the public, exe vt i » mono Kos % _ HE HAS NEW PLAN ! ta few mon you| growing all over the scalp, ton & Maine. Yet apparently not a max we Kate - k The Sta There has doubled the beauty cf your|care for pretty, soft hair, how much traffic the Boston & Maine could for state | or such iro My Old Patients, Frends een considerable talk in the pa lof it, surely get a 25 cent bottle ownership with the privately owned trunk c aa fate, | the Public ’ as well as the rest ful surprise awaits,| Knowlton's derine from 4 against it. Or what in t might reasonal « d 3 The jon't amount to much, | I take this method of anno ins t the state buying cedoff those who have n or tollet counter @ Theories abound. But digested, pertinent facts are mighty scarce ’ that | have returned to Geattle to|'#04. clearing the same letting careless, whose hair has been neg. Naturally. The people haven't been demand them, \ w H y girls 1 know ln © the praction of meticine t out by contract, and then selling that Morgan has all that where he ca Te ey, Cuffy nan | » ah tae aoe thet sp (to nett thereby trying to help by merely pressing a button, Of course, He ts ON THI 31Dk ey H w Nat yw venta t kak cae of a pe 1 t > homes ; ns oT " ‘ Isn't tir f the blic to t a oe dames? tices in this cit " t ‘ “iy by getting th ; : 2 : Clarabelle and Irene Beseipn Se f vation cap and to learn the inside of t ‘ ba ey claim é Pi dagen oh i ; The id ood one. But the ANTON & ONDON 0 ion? Wh shall t to regul Or Viole fa fe pablication of & st an land from tion Whe t A t he Da Y ae vm T sua 4 perigee he big t tx something nba financial considerations to take | ‘4 perce tobe stasted nears Pott zs If Cheasty Has it, it's Correct sion ; — si “ " - Pot NO SAINT WAS EVER HONORED SO eis 1 ace no reason why physicians) A a tas mnie itl Ma -magpes sic ; = CHARMINGLY AS ST. VALENTINE ! RESPONSE | 6 x cota ge Bote ae fe inet |, off Prague econd Ave., Between Spring and Seneca one Main 6035 eo to mnow; the lads and lasuee wonder, and the od fois ane Me beger hn Bh vores, 8 wane ie! oe senor BQOOE NEWS TOF LCOMOMICA SHOPPers sat accredited to no one knows whom, which akes the 3 a H ery nice H heard of a certa sure h 4 rand cone tak See I \ E GIVING ha our idea of the tr burst from thetr winter bor birds t y , 1 99 eg mg BoB deg hingce dt Anchen ¢ him for each acre t t ur i too. We sh t Dein Cones atccy, be cate ite Om O ear a sacuaee tee deans Goan "i cleared bon «as the work 1f to time as one of the first he other sto j rical 1 Tere r eee eee ee ee es , sean Mekere ¢ . e This will him a chance ‘ : ; RIGH’ as follows # COULDN'T CATCH UP * Mel ay. le Kastorn oO make a living for his family by f f 1 1 to serve you RIGHT, St. Valentine was a priest of Rome, a wonderful healer, martyred iw I'd like to t wea * that lescrib: © has hardly enough re 5 4 He can plant ¢ r urday values. Remember, we ated in the third century. According to the R was thrown Tw for my little son, Jobn, but it & n = yg gr ay Why? and a he clears it. Its |[% « uturday evening until 9 into prison by order of the a ifiw ina « ‘ * can Sok en a cinch he w ar it better than unsuccessful a ts to win Dir had * T adn ° ier : -Paggr es an oo é any contract { again the state beheaded February 14 # It will ahet m washing.” # ” i gns, in deprived 0 skill and he ts) would not be put to # h ex GIRLY’ NEW SPR NG DRESSES The saintly V ntine 1 to 4 kind shit To so does Joba. « } using fa . — 46 y agate br dea Wang ense. When the settler gets the before impri nt, ke eee eee eee ee ee ee ie Snrer sess. 1) » will have it paid Sizes 2 to 14 Years until he died. Then, in b ‘ i $1.50 . hick pyr ts -reghlvigeter voy gk ee = Ou k in this line is probably more ot love om February 1 an ster Pe which efuse to be gullty of oo, tt some details Our stock in this lin probably moi eens os ere on Foes The United States soldiers whe il $2.00 irts | 15 I recelved my own degree of M.|, . ga hg thoroughly prepared for spring business : rebelled because they were served . ) worked any fair . A peel prragsnbc cin Aig egg D. from Harvard University in! minded man could easily work out than any er on this floor, Many ship- ’ een Sewee fee tere 2 $2.50 1890; am a Fellow of the Masaa-|, pian that would do justice to the ments have arrived during the last few weeks. They include new patterns in ginghams, percales and other wash mater jals. The n ¢ and styles are different and prettier than ore. The Middy k Middy, Peter Thompson and ailor” dresses are leading features 7 =the: 4 practice in that province; was also ed after examination to Facing an ele ordinance reducing tele ion initiated by ¥ ar pet! Pacit WELL! WELL! @raph Co. of San Frat " ourse of | tility | differen C{ hi S | ey r ‘ ee eee oe nici othing Sale siate, wan construction! —equtor The Star: 1 have |B leading - Keor the Great thern ‘ : ior a Jozens and dozens of models a Stripped of the specious prea nance, If adopted a SLIGHT ERROR an automobile mare 69 prove aatuanory, cod. that tl ative move " Hike Heads toe ee} Great Success |" examining physician for og and co | om $2.98, $1.98, $1.49, $1.25, 98c and c nterests for purposes of profit, the company t for ir at 4 y seep Drei co convinced ee sine |e our as vite [IN caneietag ph ee NEW SILK WAISTS That the people of California, who have won powers of direct [I did not get married; the mar nesse a isa) Late anes ok tee) Jeautiful new messaline and taffeta silk legisiation, will have no right to initiate measures for correction e license w t kr what f and r Toit Sinatete’. CON Geet oo about thirty new models in many Sf public service rate evils, and that rate fixing powers will be [he ™ please corre M ( - gone by and colorings. All vested solely in the board of supervisors ithat mista n the next week's f tt tae Olas one] think we to 44 F ae $2.98 What the company is trying to do is to overthrow the people's [I 1 tl t ma . ’ R t ts “ hree-fo " power to fix rates through the initiative. A decision upholding M Alma Partin. Price st ing ’ ya the telephone company would be a tremendous blow to popular | ( M ! y rg s ther a Ginghams at 8 1- i rule, The courts are appealed to to deliver this blow er ax: a an fc all de More nee it is at Bess Sarpage Bea hd 3c | Main Floor Items #B% .. : 1 r oe ged fact tha pee Pps Brooches and Belt Pins, 8 cks in a broad ¢ - In the meantime. don't forget that Cudihee is spending about $100 rur Seattle ple f A : “te cmon he more rt ete signs lar i5e and 19¢ goods, in @f your money each day keeping 15 loafing depu enton a char Je. Thing t 1 sa ' hyper are Bes s bs is, th oe tans, bo full widt! @pecial .... s+.) vaeme - : : st doctors 1 am ought to be more ly en pole Gandia eatneat | Smelling Salts in large 3 Sure, let's have a probe of these lake front deals. The people have oe 8 ‘ d Poni ta ench ‘ek con ices k Sennin ee : tles with sliver plated Sh Pverything to gain and nothing ose | ‘ . i fe MOTORIS nolder a ie and harges. Fifth, shall conduct a de-| New 15c te 7 Feats Gaba len cian dank tl ; , riment in The Star under the| — gaitor {t possible Peat iy ws pest: per : bole nissi ° ugt e “lake front al par ij pagers 1 tr D : “ wie and “Seattle” Souvenir Rutherford and Ham put it through | JOSH WISE I ie cinpohy Maiod por ibe barpl Pour Mm of Ba Sec Qe ees ae “4 at $1.25, 98¢ sat | . nee | tard,” wh it the plaids and the always wante "Games ; | SAYS rt " wi od hail. | 5 fined vrei cagpe and e see There's many a slip ‘twixt the dip of the pen and the signing of “Becleyspor t 115th av moro in striped waistings. Excel 10 fhe deed, at least in that Northern Pactfic university | ple ed | hae th’ kind of a > sie a ' enti piso jedi nm i terested perty on and . values at, a yard c Hand Bags | movin’ picture . h a 908 ac ‘ pe lage leavy 35c Bath Towels rogrnagae AN ae c, And don't forget that Mr. Hillman will soon be back in our “midst ‘| show where th ’ My. ttines: are at 264, 208 was s serclant tuorotantar piesagtratr j 25c bave pees metal Sa ADIT Sah ere | tar sie wind Cheasty Ss i Oriental Block, next to the! Rut in order to the ax ground Not found el re at less well lined, good clasp , (3 i Alaska Building, and opposite the s harbor, of has to bi than 3 Th wels meas ers. Your cholce from | ona tn | Haberdashery | ities tot,/0n Second’av. near | taken into, consideration ure 22x16 laches, are weighty | this assortment, eas | ngin’.” . He a ba 1ours are from! ALSO A CITIZEN OF BALLARD id very Busorbant, to 25 . paperhangin Second Av. at Spring St. 1 to 1, 3 to & und 7 to 8 on week morrow spl. at each c tadiee oe Jays, and 11 to 1 on Sundays Editor The Star As member Wh . t dite e Ste embers ite and Fancy Seer- wality at, a pair : ' = BEGINNING TOMORROW, 8AT-| of thi é five depactmant, © y quality at, a p : If It's Correct, Cheasty Has It 5) URDAY, FEB. 15 tage . ag par pee we suckers 12%4c See the display of | Advertisement ae as oe ek ae reper ge bh Everybody is buying this new Candies and Jelly B es... ~ —_-».0 te = ot One WR Sees 1913 crinkled seersucker, | clean-uy assortment, a& | | self a Fremont Fireman in his at Pa “ 9 | tack on women in your paper Shown mostly in fetching a pound pai) “" i ay for waists and dresses. Stacey's Assorted Ch Best Short STORIES of the Day + | it has caused qu } torlet and some Special Saturday, at, 12: at,a a yard . 1220 pound ...........0essiiil }marks after the women had done ener eke ae ee BE New Shoes, Strong Saturday Special a bit of no-| uplaints that nee such re | ment. We wish to reassure th Wi The Proc women who worke¢ s without 4 ‘ = 4 adel seredagny Wie | slepgpeet bay Nios wit Children’s Shoes $1.00 Girl's “High-Cuts” $190 1 colored Baptist ehureb tt way : )) | We wish to acknowledge that we Any size, ¢ to 10%, box calf fifty 4 evans tor an| ; Jas you are; tn fact, ‘pore, for be (Mm A0% Dearly everlasting. Note | bighouts! np {> aaa anrnast iit t me | ; lee caxt uot edits whist he sizes ectal more fully appreciate as ee, treba Siartece » | [Ree cast non ue eh Sates whteh Et pal $1.00 er ae cee os a sy " y w to st ~ One| & ounce : : leaee oor dedi oe 1a oa in Infants’ Shoes 50c and see the shoes. The a lviea wntits | p aTEReniGatiOs 1,000 pairs of Infants’ Shoes patent leathers so dear to @# @> ; y oat THE PRICE OF WHEAT HAS ADVANCED | Tt ts true, t ay be: & Bremont n lace or button k or tan girlish heart, or the san Sq a w, F f ' Jo: : | 4 The Price of nan, but not a member of the d, really wonderful 5Gc gunmetal, all on sale a i ; sos rong th ae ve ° - 8 Fi partment. ‘There values at, a pair at, a pair a Purity in food, lower cost of living— |"), 2") jeer ee pera Fisher’s Blend Flour hiring i these are the demands of the day. Rar! sander to ' |i , HAS ADVANCED direct New Shoes for Women at $1.95 | Pure food is health, and health is economy I God, I \ | We Won't Substitute Ch -Priced Wheat | } Aly ' gunmetal onlt, 0 aot ane wall itself. We cannot have health without health- were dry-| if to Hold Down the Pr { Our Flour ee ty of so ungentle @ oF button Mslek Al Dew QA, A ful food. A" —Lite | | We will continud to buy only the best Eastern hard at XC tock at, a pair, only $1.98 * i wheat and the best Western soft wheat. We ci gnec The most healthful foods are the quickly ; The Name of It uve any other aut produce Fisher's Blend Flour of er, HD. Women's Tans at $2.50 raised flour foods — biscuit, cake, muffins Mt finally | of aie hanged {erent ponte Fen Beant Gee 8 Williams Neat, trim appearing tan buttoner crusts and other pastry, when perfectly made resented to cat. We have advanced our price just 2 ep : a Heatine rd to find at $2.50, but we've go 1 from wholesome ingredients. mee : nf SO ENO PRG, Ch Se ames te MOR I UReeiviie ake wrioeasa. cevemant welt style. sole re is atyio 7k} : Ces ; nf! The edvence in only ton ponte per nook bere the lowes! ark Jand Irving B. Mrickson. Fremont volt style soles—hore 18 Siyls f Dr. PRICE’S baking powder makes these ‘ P| Secnstesth Seta Slee lis en teiuma center | Ee | Mire House, 290: and Linden pacnaenal Sect: foods in specially attractive, appetizing and °'| f If you buy cheap priced flour these days you get flour made of ¥ | Maitor The Star: 1 ahs sut wholesome form, and for both economic and re | Grete oriced whest— that's false economy, for it meens poor | Sere th OUP DADST, ARE SHOR el hae Re rae eaee - A sede cad, and bread 8 bad a8 nor ? © stand you have ‘take s ‘ ip hygienic reasons, such food should be more c ee ee eee ne gee as EE lseginet the white slays trattio, 1 TRIMMED, VALUES TO. $175, largely substituted for meat in the daily dict. y FISHER'S BLEWD FLOUR IS THE FLOUR OF QUALITY i idhed to call your attention to a SPECIAL TO CLOSE AT, QO, box ealf BR jfew fa hich yeu probably do A. PAIR é oC But bear in mind that alum, or unto 10 | The Fishes Flouri., . Min By Pc Pave avaya cha theimpe unwholesome baking powder, lua 4 “Amortealiiavet Messina ® Le | eee ein choke interestcee” wan Bring the Boys can never make pure, wkole- |" onman weghaty Tturctshea Mf SEAMEN, U8. 4. | knew anything about white slavery IE Diy foyy with tostwear ast gome food. . Wee Misha aad Vi'cinis, s ¥OR SALE BY ALL DEALERS E [visit one of thordepots, ahd while |e s8ays" Shoes start at, a {s bt 1 Virginia, near| 9 nigel aenieans “A ete hore walthig Ger auarate, So avew Taw, soccer Oe i 04. PLP ILE LAI NL LE OTR: ; | = coe ome [ A conversa tiot between a | .