The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1913, Page 4

j j rivate change Com i : OF (THE ScRIPRSs NoRTHWRST PHONES 2400 trtvate exchange, By matt, dail, one month in advance, ; Rintored at the po RATES ee) 1.40; one year, 93.26. eines matter. T hy in elty, 260m moni Company every eve Decisi A Common Sense Decision 4 UDGE ALBERTSON took a common sense view in his yd decision on the recall amendment NEW YORI July 28 In ane may be reached antly. in hie " " we ouse 0 the private office, a ae oO e » She 4 hee ial in cov a condition : corner of the wheelhous ‘ Pago Be denying Sheriff Cudihee a trial in court as a c ig in a vain search for a room. Iinperator, biggest ship that ever his table in the dining room, } recedent to the people's right to invoke a ull against him, London's hotels and lodging sailed ‘the seas, there {6 6 gises; The tuming Oe we partment } je refused to up ordinary reason in a judicial knot houses are filled to the skylights ntalning what looks Bf DERE ee ice warina, Te i It is plain to all, except to some perverted “leg al” mind with blooming Yankee tourtets t<« regan pipe : is pe , = iH te gieee poise, PB reo if Id pver be sc oloo hore are 28 of these yes, From 0 ard wiv fe that if an official were convicted of a crime, a recall would vor ti has the city woloom: | rr 8 of t pipes. mi | the bridge touches s releas : t th feet ficial aid tont Win ich tet ed more travelers who say, “I each one a tube winds Its way to Ke pg ibees. 4 ii mot be necessary. Such an of al woul ‘ should worry” and gnaw pepsin) some differ compartment with Ing @ Ife bu inte the matically upon conviction. The recall amendment w gum and demand the baseball | which each communteates, If ing two men, which iota th therefore be nothing more than a joke on the statute t seores by enable out i in Che | ee a ta ignited extomatioally, — Yet that was one of the principal contentions mad ‘ It's nothing short of an Amerioas | ° “ oan Perbaps you noted the. word _., caps nvasion, A calamity never dreamed pe le rom oe” Sate olthok t Cudihee’s attorneys of by the ancient Romans and| re the fire ts copamonons. This Ree Tt cam ‘ia The very idea of the recall suggests a trial of the par- Druids who built the city's hotels| sain time an electric gong chief oft 6 high MY ticular issue in a particular election by the voters, and NOT and prune jointe—and insta the | the wheelhouse. An tains ig / the ship, he by a judge, or commissioner, or prosecuting vy, oF plumbing. | alarm is sent back to the compart np gio 2 a the ceow, Saal ty auditor Therefore, even milliionatres are | ment. A steam pipe ts conpled am Ee eee are called watell Gai ; cama : . ‘ — forced to tramp the streets or else to the organ pipe. In a few min ee are 2, a } _Judge Albertson ridi s the silly stion by Cudi contest with local loafing talent for utes the compartment is filled with pe Fae Ho eoptains 4 | hee’s attorneys that people were fooled into voting for soft spots on park benches minster Abbey thrown open steam. The fire ts out; the passer n one of i je f v 3 the recall amendme were deceived, said the attor As It doesn’t cost much more to|house the mi re homeless |Kers did not know there was @ fire, not on tread ig TL neys, because the not expressly say that judges cros England tn a taxicab than to| ones, but the 1 ct of snoozing |nor did more than a dozen or t cong "the bridge—two officers, y: : ns ms bee , crows England in a taxicab than tojon a cold tomb, next to an effigy in| perhaps, of the officers and crew. | sien te ho act as messengers, q Were exempt from the reca lout P yd world, out tn the} How would you Ike to kave @! some of the well-to-do visitors are|tron pants, ar rp spurs] ay riul bridgs the Imper-| two sailors Whe Be es One te J Deceived? Good gosh! The people not only knew that atreet, | ERE RETR of eo at your beck| hiring machines by the hour im oF|on, somehow eal to tour: |ator has. From ft any part of the and two quartermaster, | one | 10 7 judges were excluded from the recall amendment, but were ne ee a and call at homeless In London der to grab repose. You can dream | tet tmaginat whip may be reached by telephone. steer and cy he bong se ie oes , fairly indignant about it, too. They a od a garret, but 1 was|town? Rich y¥ a pillow to you are going around the world,| The sleep famine has been solved |There are 100 extensions from the ephones and Oty It happened to t f the big issues of the campaign. |y v cs he's st your head or a quilt to deaden | crossing Africa, Asta and the Brook-| by some Yankees, who are buying |cent xchange. The commodore pliances. appened to be one « e big iss ‘ e campaig lon It ot It for ten thous! Oy pt lyn bridge, and wake up to find! front-row seats at all the Inte En Se 4 Judge Albertson refuses to overlook that | ame a Homeless Milliona Late cable dispatches relate that|that your taxt fa is only wix bob h musical comedic The he Star is reliably apprised that Judge Albertson's per The Wall of a Homeless Million: | American rists are trotting the and a y | snooaing {8 sald to be highly satis é sie he recall amendment are not altogether] _alre. latreets of the roast-heef metropolis It has been suggested that Wost- factory : Sonal views as to the recall amendment are r altogether 3 favorable. It is therefore atifying that courts are ' Me «accepting common sense ns and refuse to let Advice to the Fighters. bring him down, but it will not get i fechnicalities and legal hairsplitting subvert “common knowl Slams, Jabs, Boosts and SIDELIGHTS ON SEATTLE HOME LIFE Editor Tho Star: There has you up. d edge.” ven more heat gen into our| Stop calling names : af M t A thi social and political local atmosphere all chips off your shoulders, ; j os ny thing |in the past few days than is for the this weather continues i ss + | | publie good p ev afternoon in the 5 The Matter With Mexico | HENRY — THATS A Nice | Counetiman Goddard says, “For Sound at Alki beach oa \ THAT LIT TE e . ae Jee etc ta a tempest ina tea Do not pass any resolutions. Ee Ws, victeas to know any. that 7,000 families own| JOSH WISE SAYS: | DLs ARN AN BP hepa erg HOW DO Yov Do” “TO tiie might have added, ft 1s| Do not print any more skulls an@ ¢) 4 asl due f ae a : | KID Lick You No you ENCOURAGE YouR OWN SON land has been “Much Ado About cross bones all the arable land in Mexico. The concentration of land =>: “A. tevin’ pit GO RIGHT BACK AND GIVE HIM TO FIGHT! I'M ASHAMED Nothing,” and “A Comedy of Er hh Cee ownership in the United States, with its acc ment of har oonearn fae A LICKING OR ILL SPANK You oF You?! sor’ antl here Ere ater oF Wants State 6: Bhiftless tenant farming, is increasing; but if were as been in town tak WHEN You GaT = oul Jthan t gulation number o , ants je Surgeons, well distributed in Mexico as here, there would be 1,000,000 In’ th’ = Beeleys Dre Editor The Star: Can’t you start ‘yaar “or sal adr 90 ’ port fire depart home? ay | There is no need to forget, but! , movement to have the state es- Owners, and very likely no revolutionary ferment meant In action, & a chines OPS mbering, correct ’ To put a man on a piece of good soil and get him in deserved compil: lconditions. The recall {s not now | tablish hospitals or employ physi- roducing something from it is a fine way to sub ment to our gal destrable. It will make conditions | cians in each county seat to render 4 ogee in p ade ing € o ng binge lant boys, It will worse to the people medical service (par- @ue his impulse to sittin! cs ‘ ‘ be put out as a |" Have compassion on a helpless, | ticularly surgical service) at a rea- It is ltkely, therefore, that there won't be much real vl pt cafteling. Lovafiving | colketaatty. | souekin seatet. Peace in our southern neighbor until the folks who want titled ‘Jayville’s Hysteria, whether physical, socio. I have some of the socialist in- to earn an honest living in the sweat of their brows have Conflagration’ in logieal or feal, is a bad thing. stinct, at least so far as to make the means with which to earn it two re an’ A al conditions indicate dis-|me out of harmony with the charges age 7, 6 PREC a nook-an’ ladde lense. Crimination and reerimina-| that physicians now charge, partic- To blame Mexico's tre ety ces tion will hardly bring good general ularly for operations. You know bles of the foreigners who have sought to enrich themselves 7 ee results, Saying “you are another”|what these are as well as I, and dm that country by getting in on the fatness of Mexican re Unusually Bright Oxen. is an evidence of either guilt or| you know how well the profession - gources by questionable concessions, which involve standing} Wlllam Labombard of Brandon eowartisn and pesbly aoe Try-| maintains the price. aaa 6 x = * the f t C was in town over Sur y Chas ing to “get even m may . . im with the powers that be, is, therefore, to take a super- PR resltaotio dct ‘A | Brooks’ oxen rned with him. ficial view. hey hay oe , yoaition or ta foundations will have to be laid in justice before the|s tamper oh where Wil te wore. UP TO $3.49 LADIES’ BATHING SUITS, $1.98 Guperstructure will be worth insuring ing, make good.—Hristol! ¥ 5 . . Our guess is that the foreign governments which would (Vt) Hers . gu see Phone Main 6035 to have Uncle Sam take in hand the task of insuring “ng oa interests will find some difficulty in stampeding loodrow Wilson. Certainly there is no keen desire among the folks we've sounded to assume it at the probable cost of | tions of guerrilla warfare, with the sacrifice of millions} i treasure and innumerable lives worth far more. Uncle Sam will, of course, use his best endeavors to} moral encouragement and support to such upbuilding| as Mexico may possess But the rule of despotism having broken down, it will} mot avail to cry for more of that prescription There re- mains only the experiment of democracy, which isn’t worked | = out where in a hurry. i Consequently, we guess that foreign governments, | F well as our own, will have to continue to be patient ___SENOR AMGOZA LEE, minister of education for| Dahomey, now touring in our midst, has six wives. He| lives with each one day at a time, in turn, and says they all love him. You see, by there not being seven wives, Mr | Lee is bound to get around to each and every wife on pay day, some time. Cute arrangement, isn’t it? } IF, AS reported, the Japs have invented a wireless tele- | 4 , and hope to invent an exchangeless telephone, we P jare willing to have them buy even the real estate of the inst Christian | White House lawn. We can’t hold a grudge ag: endeavor like that. SMOOT IS now blocking granting of a pension to the “widow and children of a man who was killed while carry ang out government orders. The more we hear of Smoot, the firmer our belief that there are some thing: “come back.” CALIFORNIA IS showing Secretary Josephus Daniels “queens of mermaids,” tango gowns, riots and other daring things. But Woodrow Wilson's gay old cabinet needn't} worry. Mrs. Josephus is along on the trip A FOREIGN inventor had j holders excited about an airst they discovered that it also that deaden the airship ma ust got a flock of stock- | that would not fall, when| d not go up. It’s such things | EDITOR GEO. GRAY, of Lakeside, Cal. Leader, says| he hasn't got out his paper for two weeks because there! was no news. It’s only in California that editors dare to be conscientious like that AN AMERICAN actress is to appear on fore jn “corsetless gowns and diamond-encrusted stockings may put an end to foreign actresses appearing before us in tocking: V2 Price ON ALL SUITS, COATS, GOWNS AND DRESSES For Ladies and Misses Blue Serge Suits Excepted ‘Phe House That Never Carries Merchand!se Over From a, ed olcheimer tt 6~& Co. Columbia Columbia and First that shouldn't |§ A. Pinkham has been named as governor of Hawall by the secretary of the interior. Once upon a time the secrets of the interior med to be named by another Pinkham. se. Would They? | } | | | as did a dance for us é fin with a decidedly in 16 to 42. ate and difficult stunt * . . i plies That anid. Harold, referring Dainty Lingerie 4 ore w the finish, “ts cal © aplit And , Bly a oor Dresses at $7.50 asked him as they sat alone. 4 “ ou try it a few “What do you think would hap-| times on the kind * Beautiful and stylish models have as aw ke capt 4, with vim.|,.The force of this remark Hew in made of marquisette, fine ants nag, he prolied, with vim.| eho fact that we have no natural lawns, allover embroideries awim.” jas i our can cage th capri etal pal. and white ratine The trim- oes I laughed very heartily and #0 did Ai ‘don . Harold, although the joke was on mings are Macrame, Cluny, A correspondent writes to | him — Mra A. 8. G. Bohemian, Filet laces and ask our estimate of the float- Bulg: mbroidery. ing population of Seattle. Very , 2% | eS ae tS small, confined perhags to those Half of the women’s Ilis have few piped with contrasting who live in house-boats or been caused by wearing too colors. There are coat ef- patients afflicted with floating | much clothing about the limbs, fects <irts w kidneys. says a writer on health. Women | ‘ cts and plain skirts with ee must be growing better. | mee peplums and It Doesn't Seem Possible a ie | ‘ ular styles, with For nearly half a century It Is reported that London wom.| TLL HAND out collars. We've tende i to our mutton, on are now 8 oki cigars. ; This YOU THE KETCHUP Sizes 16 to 44, at And ever ye ve had to chase nus o leome chang 0 ne "3 A rolling coliar buttor husbands whose wives smoke ALL RIGHT, BUT NEXT There are many other Houston Post. | cigarete TIMe You WANT good values at prices rang- eee § | We've carried man ¢ babes | From room to room and ba |In dead of night, and never Have we stepped on a tack Youngstown Teleg a year at moving tl t fond thought we linger nalls for pleture ery! Full mar O'er th | We've driven framed And never mashed a finger. Nashville Banner. |"Long milos of streets we've gayly tripped, And, oh, how proud we feel! Wo never even once have slipped On @ banana peel —Springfield Union. In many cities, east and west, We've had the luck to stroll; And strange It is, but never have We fallen in coal-hole . . Often a woman who makes | herself so that @ rich ma than money, will turn around after marriage and make herself so disagreeable that her husband wants to get a divorce at any price. “ee | Missouri will have 2-cent steam guilway fare ip a few days. It will] be a great thing for the people of Missourl, It *will enable many of} them to leave the state. Philadelphia now has an ordi. |nance legalizing spooning in the parks. At last @ law that some body will respect! eee In case Dave Lamar has not applied for the Job we should like to have the agency of an In- genious device to enable those who answer the phone to see an image of the person calling. up. Why the Law Relieves the Woman Editor Most Anyt Some pe tell mo it ts Second Floor, cause 1 love my husband so ‘ that I think he ts so witty, bu Literally less than haff am sure that is not the reason price for these magnificent is he ts re HEY THERE, Suits, in plain tailored and 60 keen. é & quick tn is coe. semi-fancy models; fancy sation to show you I am right HAND US THE serges, mannish mixtures Our fourt ear-old boy, Har KETCHUP! and tweeds. The colors are , old, is quit a gymnast and an ° grays, tans, black and white Jancer. One evening check and plain white. Sizes “The Economy Store” Second Av., Bet. Spring and Seneca Sts. AGroup of Women’s “This Season’ $25 Suits $11.98 of Many Responsibilities ing from $3.98 to $16.50. SOMETHING, Say “PLEASE!” A number of members of con- Gress are reported to be wear ing white wash suits thie sea- son AVOID THE LEAK Experience has taught us that the “Family Stocking” is liable to leak. 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July 28—|] py four newly-ordaiued — minis od that aN thie “> Sse Bi ronetally extra large, slace |The spirit that moved the soldiers |] ters, Miss Johanna Scherer of | & dozen 5c M of hard twisted, fast of the sixties to fight great battles |] this efty will depart soon on a od, wide Oxt ed ya with wide val- ot den . ; nw an an fringe, ‘ — 1s not dead—at least not in G. A.|] 10,000-mile journey to meet her tn white, tan ar ance, a Tinge. tufted | Coragran, of this elty, who became }so enthused at a moving picture The strongest, handsom- flanee, the RK est hammocks known at such rgissionary at « Anton Luts, a Nagercoil, South Women’s House Dresses THE BANK FOR SAVINGS Corner Third Ave, and Pike St. }of one of the battles of the Civtl|] Travancore, East India, Tehy popular prices as #508, 85.25, . . - 4.40, |war that he swaltowed his false|] aro to be married upon her an 4 good assortment Of Waeiilileed tee” oo "o> enum Dresses for women and misses in lawn, calico and striped percale, made with square anc round necks and short sleeves Many are the “Simplictty styles. Bines 16 to 42, and hard-to-mateh” 96 values at teeth The Copfederates were advancing —that Is, on the screen—on the re: treating Yankees when Corcoran | wae fired with that spirit that used \to prompt the rebel yell and ex ‘claimed, "Give it to 'em.” Before he could utter further encourage- rival —_ sPecr $1.60 Hammocks, olal $1.98 Hammocks, special, 2.49 Hammocks, special anne Heram perior quality and design, in A ood asgortnent of color. ment to the troops, his newly fitted set of false teeth slipped down his throat, He was taken to @ hospital but the missing teeth have not be located, ings,