The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1914, Page 4

THE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1914. HE SEATTLE STAR oe See ee ee eee [SPINNING S OPCCINES Lee Te HR OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NHWwsrarens) iq { : Telegraph News Service of the United Pree Assectation, } — FRem Se 00d offices” in the Mextoan tm " soator § * tter \| - _ in brogiio, Unele Eph, for many Entered at Seattle, Wash. Postoffice as Second-Class Matte \| Sy, TRLE, I'D Je o rogiio, Un ph, r ij Ty mall, out of city, 85 p six mos. $1.80; year 03.26.| uke’ To BORROW = hnny Meuse are at the Louis + Ry c nth, | YouR CAWN MOWER oe Care ville hotel, comes forward with a ‘ ¢ ed Dally by The § Private! AGAIN suggestion of a way out with hon ; 3 r oe — or and without war ¢ . . n | * ® SPILORS LIFE 13 THE. Kunnel ho beg 4 M , | ‘a F mot li die talk ‘bout wa | Sign the Initiative Bills || [%. pln Loin Madina | Bet rg ag dese heah bellboys been guyin me about de wah, but I don’t be Hebe J The Unele HERE are just about 30 days left in h to obtain | the signatures for initiative bills to be voted on in the} | . | jlonel replied: “Yeu, Oph, it looks like we are fall election aoe 4 The principle of the initiative is largely at stake if| | golng to have war with Mextco.” : measures of merit do not receive the sufficient number of “What fer, kunnel?” tier Nat Bie ae signatures | tr tied ae fl pes sangeet “ iq Enemies of progressivism have organized into what | ‘ t all?” ’ 1415 FOURTH ig they call tt S ook- List lea , and are directing} orn that's all, t 1417 AVE. a fight ag the even ters,” particularly These are} \ kunnel,' why don't we | . Seven initiative measures a ved by the labor unions, the] \ ye eageeer tae npcbrsthcetd tenes a Times fou say it’s the first time you farmers’ granges and the direct legislation league They are measures well worth the sapport of honest men/ i and women lr —— | | Me SA/LORS LiKE Pom (aa. BY CEA, Of WO, OW A | x. ee | | drank 4 onth?” quert A farmer was going through an | , DNEYS | judge. eMart art institution where ® number | Tode nodded 8 | of models of ancient Greek seulp. in fail half that time, / WovLD UKES TO, Bor T So One of the bills provides for “first aid” to injured ’ models of sasion m my | | ° ‘ By workmen, and will do away with the hospital fee graft | ant 4 Like T Lend Ir — tan tere were exh a a pis notiend BOTHERED HIM: | haven't your” ; that certain employers are now exacting from their em- | You! ‘TS Last TMS you ing, “Hands Off” | eon ployes. | PORROWRD IT You LOFT (7 ig Wnat'n thunder do they have A second measure aims to abolish private employ- OvT IN THE RAIN AW 9 ment agencies, where, it has been again and again dem- | Theale NICHT To Rost!! ‘ onstrated, human sharks take the last dollar from a \ isola 4 workingman and sends him out on a wild-goose chase | \ Al} | J \ fl y/, | } — hands ts off?” he exclaimed at | HE TOOK ADRINK ’ 1) see it? An’ why don't they never | Maintaining for 14 days a vigil say nothing "bout the arms an’ | Tode Crandell, who has been in! night and day at the door of the c lege bein’ off, too?” | before, told Judge Gordon today) county treasurer's office, by means 9 2 se | that he hadn't been drinking for 4) of two employ nd bimeelf, work- “Speaking of curtailing the | month until the unfortunate occur: | ing jn ghifts, % Coshen yeatae curriculum in the public schools,” | rence Saturday, when he was gath- | day got first ee of property um | communicates A. Reader, “why | ered in for fighting with Dan Shan-| ger certificates of delinquency, not cut out anatomy? The pu- | ahan. for work. Another bill is the “blue sky” law—a measure to protect investors from fraudulent and “gold-brick” stock companies. F ge 4 A fourth measure aims to consolidate several depart- plis have plenty of opportunity to “The reason I took a drink—or| Estate of late Mayor Gaynor a ments under one head, and thus effect a saving in the study It on the streets nowa- ‘maybe two—was because my kid-| placed at $760,000. Not as large as cost of state government 7] | days.” neys were troubling me,” he said.! expected. Another measure abolishes the $8 a day “experts” who examine city and county books without accomplish- ing any tangible results. A sixth measure provides for a fixed levy for road building, instead of leaving matters as at present to the “pork barrel” method of appropriations. The seventh bill aims to place an equal assessment on the fish industry as on other property. At present, millions of dollars of property escape taxation. These measures were up in the last session of the legis- —— SAnae YOU RA \ ¥ Clas TO AC Ove oe you # ‘< “4 OUR POLICY Satisfactory service and an absolute guarantee with every pair of glasses fitted in our com- Jature and were buried by the standpat machine in committee «tadeedt’ I P “oR ndeed!* I sald. ‘And was this, ® Ppigeonholes. | I asked, ‘on the voyage to or from plete optical parlors. The same standpat, reactionary, subsidized, hired gang | New York? ‘i | is now spending $250,000 in the name of the Stop-Look-| | ores Corman Save me thet | OUR METHODS Listen league in the effort to keep these initiative bills from | give oo Scientific, accurate measurements of the eyes without drops. New system, based on absolute facts and a perfect knowledge of the eye and its functions. Endorsed by highest au- thorities. Consultation and ex- amination going on the ballot in November. | They know the people will wote for them if they get} the chance | And the people will get the chance if you do your duty—/ Sign the initiative bills NOW. | KRYPTOKS The new lens for far and near. Two glasses in one, to see a mile or a foot. Special this week only. . Speaking of Crows WN a field out of town is a curious apparition, consisting of a cast-off suit of man’s clothes stuffed with straw Why they never use womest’s clothes in rigging up a ) Scarecrow we don’t know. We've seen women’s togs that scared us pleked Prosecu | | retorted the My | | machine did touch him.” “And you saw this man | | start to cross the street?” Bear's camp, north of Calumet. This counterfeit sentinel is posted right where crows and/ | Yea.” “ ; The Animated One—Says he to | , yo Social Event lother predatory animals of the air ought to see it and be . 4 Did you blow your horn? if lie | me aare be caf" Mew Tow NOME) | owtng Mau and Nt wit SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY i ut we want to ask you a question. In al! your life did} @idn't apolox’ | -@ite ret thane nedtenmed | See ey See One re We will examine your cyes and | rou ever see a bird that was really scared away from good| , The Other O clatterboxes that create a fit you with the semi-invisible $2.50—BiNYON OPTICAL CO.—$2.50 0S°2$—"09 1W9ILdO NOANIG—OS‘2$ s in the hospital? Wasanee and Crow Woman will ling by a scarecrow? Th sound that fs a cross be | : ‘ “a enisten of fact, it wotld be very short-sighted farm- ty} “Yon bet ho didee (oxulting- | | tween a shriek and a dying | | have a big wedding at thelr place Opifex lenses for both far and near, ‘ ‘4 r | ag befo! frame i ing which should want to scare the crows away, for while| °4 away and left mo lying on the | | ba "8 Pomener som i jet oh Poy ocean ! a Mee one a for $6.50. Frame ; these night-hued songsters do take some toll of fruits and) sidewalk ee simply scared the man to| | Mouth are going to got married elegant carrying case included. " i they more than pay for ‘em by the insect pests the " P man to death.” { Singing Water will make a good . ; _— y pay fe y P h Y| lord Bemonth relates: “On | ¢ . © | housekeeper for Homer. Singing Open evenings until 8 o'clock. ; r ‘ A . a 7 ed werman eet wn — Water has the name of being a i Jack crow, however, is a wise old fowl. He’s “on” to} a ng rieg last time I visited good housekeeper. Colony Mmake-believe. The only thing he’s afraid of is a gun; and,| rit gpl ag eur gger tg yah wedyrh moe (Okla) Courter. how's your master, | STEWART HOUSE 5A Stewnet S¢ 4, worr, he's enjoyin’ very poor health,” Mure fakers say they don't So it must be instinct which informs them when not to Say, maybe he can't spot a gum when you're trying to draw a1 out of $1,000 In a crooked poker Giad He's Living fear a scarecrow and when to fear a gun Don’t you wish there was a specialty shop where boast- ‘Dead upon him! game. Now crows, we suppose, don't reason—at least the na-! fal and presuming man could buy that kind of instinct? SL s 2 OH 10 METHOD TODAY'S STYLES TODAY A June Special at OH, MY! Haven't the republicans turned progressive? Yes, they haven't. At Aberdeen yesterday, the county conventién swallowed In ‘one guip the 1912 Chicago piatform, most reactionary document in the past 25 years. he ol Se oe Ue Missing teeth are replaced by . my ICE DELIVERY CO. 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