The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1914, Page 4

SEATTLE STAR NORTHWEST LEAGL OF NEWSPArions SPINNING’S ELIMINATION SALE Telegraph News Service of the United Press Assvetatton, A QUEAK From ee Rntered at Seattie, We Pont as Second-Clase Matter : i By mati, out of city, 3 mor to six six mow. $1.80, year $3 By ca 2 month, Published Dally by The Star F ertehange © E The Star and the New Charter J2nnny ishing Co. Phone, Matin 0400, Private ne all departments, We save U Hi You ANA ATO ay ~ M0 I FO Pay safety ranor, 12 double-edge bindes stick sonp and 1 shaving brush—« bea nd useful set UK © Hand Soap fon, 10 socket wrench, @ ‘ LMER EF. TOI the Hinky Dink cl fe gh eegiotor yas dinar is apparently in hard straits, In want of better argu GOES AV FOREVER! po } ment for his mongrel! plan ty government, | 1 De cui pacar meas Star and the labor « ns for their “The enemies of the charter,” says Elmer, “consist of ’ The Star newspaper and certain labor interests. The Star doesn't want any change in Seattle's government. Why? Because now tis publication is having things its own way. Tt takes credit for electing the present council, and hopes to elect councils in the future. According to the present manner of electing councilmen, the average voter doesn’t know any | thing about the candidates. He takes some newspaper's word ‘for them; and The Star's word seems to have had the most weight of late.” You're entirely too flatt take credit for electing the | + such, Elmer | In fact, a majority of the council got elected in spite of| The Star. | : But The Star does take credit for the election of Council )man Oliver T. Erickson 4 And The Star makes no exaggerated statement when it Eesays that if the Hinky Dink charter is adopted, Erickson, the] } best councilman who ever sat in the council, would be forced | + oat of office : Erickson not only has a chance with the whole body of| Tools are made \y Braunsdort- Mus! : 00 eet of Crown stiver-plated Knives and Yorks one * ' %-in, Braunsdort & Mueller Rose Cour tersink he SPINNING’S CASH STOR 1417 AVE. Why do you take it to heart becans® your sweetheart mar- ried another girl?” Hoo-hoo, I don't take ft to heart. I'm going to take ft to court!” Elmer The Star does not council, Far be it from aE So You can't PASS 4 YOUNG STRUGGLING TREC WITHOUT KNOCKING. Jome Usaves OFF sis | MILWAUKEE BUSINESS MEN SEE SEATTLE IN AUTOMOBILES. | When areception committee went ; mercial Club, the King st. depot yesterday to| They left at 2 o'clock for Tacoma, * | welcome the special train of the| whence they will go to Portland, re- Milwaukee business men, they pass-|turning to Milwaukee via Ogden, ed up Mayor Bading of that town al-| Salt Lake City and Denver together. } When a@ grimy stoker climbed | down from the big locomotive, they |eniffed and turned away. He had! {ficulty in proving to them he real-| |ly was the chief executive of the city | sp . aaa that made famous the joke about| 72@ olé-time trundle-bed religion of mother’s day, with the little even- beer, He Shovels Coal | ing prayer whispered into the ear of It Gen _Huetta would ovly He shoveled coal all the way from|the child, was the greatest sermon make tho effort he would doubt Ellensburg, just for the fun of ft. | given to this world,” declared the less find {t much more agreeable 2a. Hen | “This ts my first trip west of the| Chicago drummer evangelist, T. H. leastern border of Montana,” said the| Osborn, here for a week's revival | Milwaukee chief, after he had been | services, to the Green Lake Preby- | washed and welcomed. “It has all|terian church congregation yester- voters, but HIS VOTE OF 36,000 IN THE LAST ELEC- TION, THE SECOND HIGHEST VOTE EVER GIVEN ANY COUNCILMAN IN SEATTLE, INDICATES THAT THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE AGREE WITH THE STAR _IN THE OPINION THAT ERICKSON IS A VALUABLE MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL. But under the ward system, it will not be men of Erick son's t who will be elected to the council | Erickson would have no ghost of a show if he were to fan from the district in which he lives, the Broadway district. | The Special Interest crowd would concentrate in that ward to kill him off, and the odds would be more than even against Erickson's election | Erickson never had a chance under the old ward system © in Seattle, and he wouldn’t have under the new system. The saloonmen, tin-horn gamblers, puppets and tools for A Hint to Huerta. Mamma, may I go to cooking school today?” | was accosted by half a dozen Yes, my darling danghter—f genteelly-dressed men with, you will promise not to eat any | “So you are at the foot of your : class, eh? Do you expect to oto Paria, What ts it that Tush sings to Koko tn the the corporations were most frequently the types elected |] thing nd a great place It | Mikado mister. There || en & wonderful education to us.” | day. | ander the ward system—AND ELMER TODD AND Piha pAb “ la" replied the young man 1 heard one day ain't nothin’ back of that | Study Business Conditions SETAE yp yg NO 2 hg - P mantacuete a rae M | from the country. gentleman say, ° | t ‘g EVERY ONE ELSE WHO LIVED IN SEATTLE INj} «sy nusdand sees pink ele «rie a0," said another That persons who vat The party | te studying busines’ A QUEER BURIAL | —) THOSE DAYS KNOW IT |] phants when he drinks.” “How is your mother?” =| Are cut in two, cam ete tual ratuated erga = age pete : Elmer also knows that this talk about knowing the can-| “Mine baw a worse delusion | continued, bent on sport with | Do barely feel She's head over heels in love | ties of the Far West, and is mak-| a rf " eae . than that. He sees green do | with bim. ing extensive visits to the leading| LOS ANGEL! June &.—Ashes BMidates better in a district of 2,500 voters than in elections at/] [Pan that, ike sees grecm Goms, | the countryman. | The fatal steel That so? | cities of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson, = large is bunk. Most of the voters will have no personal “How's that? re Med aot hoo py ont ware gate data Yes, she’s got to the point This morning they toured the city | who died recently at Santa Barbara, e @cquaintance with the candidates in either case “Why he goes and buys It paar os.” wane pocdon my! spat e oh by auto, as guests of the Chamber of | will be taken to the summit of 9 For exam ters are personally acquainted |] censes for them.” “Ah, what kind of busl- oar possibly Commerce. At noon they were en-| Mount Vanea, Samoa, and buried be- ; : ple, ¢ , i a mage YE in, Some Linguist! mobiles he owns.” | tertained at luncheon by the Com- side those of her husband. with their repre in the slature Not many nese?” continued a third. seroma nie If they are, they iE pacites ealenty: babies galarti Many fatted sons pose as fat “Why,” sald the man, “she Aunty—Wouldn’t you Itke to veh ae | — ~~ Gaeta ww ee wood ake mu : be et selections ted ‘ alves se wanted me te look about fer study languages, Bobby? Impending Tragedy 4 gislative districts are surely small enough. nd even a very tall man may half a dozen of the biggest obby: can talk two lan- Boon will our homes " And another thing, Elmer. The Star did advocate aj] mot be above criticism | foots in Seattle, and now! | SsUAKES now, aunty Be dark and drear; § fehange. While many of the present defenders of the Hinky| © *Dink charter opposed the idea, The Star advocated the elec-| tion of a charter commission to draft a commission form of government. The Star recognizes that the present charter can be im d, but it also recognizes that the Hinky Dink charter,| _ far from being an improvement, is worse, in its chief essen- tials, than the old one. The fish that got away ts seb think I've got my eyes on | Aunty—You can? What are Green apple time dom as big the story the am | tem.” | they? Will soon be here, © H ler tells about tt oe __. __Boddy—rengtion and dasodall. Soon will our homes ith Ge in Your Home aie — ~® | men call on Roosevelt, who epeaks}town, N. ¥ You lnk yourself, your wife, and the children to the world’s Be i ieee: ELSEWHERE * to chain ta Preach. : ay | Two anarchists killed In riot at best music, | Bakery at 1411 14th suffers slight. Walter icons Ware Dunters| repeal we arn | Gertraaeee id meet at N. Muste is a lyf h 4 " . pe ove died ondor | not only fn y wot | 1008 by Saturday wight fire a eee at London. Two more bodies of Emprese of |home of Mra. 0. H. P. Belmont babe rate alae ane Coe hes NOW THAT the Employers’ association of Washington has denounc- | @————— ed the Clayton anti-trust law, the house of representatives will, of course, | ely reconsider its vote and refuse to pase it. igh : oo SUPREME COURT declares log-rolling ground for recall. B Shot Hi * a the Hinky Dink charter invites the “legrolling’ kind of couneil, | oA toni ee organize at Y. M. Pe pgp Ry Meer lysing — disaster picked ay {July 3. you, yourself, produce it. Supplant your old “silent” piano with an ee 1. A. tonight. be = oom alloon explosion at Sezanne,| Richard M 2 in’s child, Dr. Winton Duan died| , ee etoaife will run iP | _gliany Seattle churched observed) at Duquoin, It! on Muan de®) France, injures 60, |democratic nomination for an Autopiano a Try a Hike | Children’s day Sunday District Attorney Whitman, New ,. South Dakota tornado Injures | ernor of Nebraska. Alexander Stewart, @. N. resident| York, announced four dead men| ‘UF |, Express train at Linneus, Mo,| And you change a HY let the boy scouts and the other youngsters have a/ engineer here, is dead. are Tecorded as having voted in| Ashes of Mra Rebere L. Steven / kille four tn auto, 2 ee i E J a6 N. J M Tammany Boss Murphy's district,| #00 Will be laid beside husband on| Instrumental musio in church to tinnal monopoly of the fun of hiking? Sg yaa ee Sabha Yor owe | "Two Japanese warships ancher| Mount Vaea, Samoa jb by synod of Reformed Pres- es aaa Why isn’t it a great sport for ma, and the other elders, of Margaret T. Boole die-| *t San Francisco. Sixteen county-pald deputies | 7 ter!ans. pecan biA gee 6 | too? s crong nieces and weghaws:| _Peisesre aed srominant Pronehy guard Rockefeller sofate ot Terry-| g AGO qos St Kemenck,| Dos MESS) Oat a” You can make great sport of it if you want to, and get Charter debate at Madrona Pres- | Madman at Budapest kills four, b ber an some bully by-products into the bargain byterian church Tuesday night wounds 15 ‘ rad tecrt peewee For instance, the next time you have a day off, pick a| 4. G. Dahiby appointed Rose Hill/ | Rural mail carriers denied addl- musically versatile, foute in the country, pack the baskets, take a pencil and a| “lub (Kirkland) president } | tional pay for covering route longer and ever ready, your ; than that named {n contract AUTOPIANO can be State gives $5,049, but won't take notebook, make your hike, and on the way jot down the num- | Suffragets burn mansion in “ r, has in operating Firland tubercu- y y ber of plants and flowers you can identify, the bird calls you | jig, ba Fh. te ” | Buckinghamshire filled with art aes 3 ar are sure of, and any little incident you think worthy of| Body of unknown man picked up PY Genet ok Sitiasen one, tes eal poy = a notice. . : in bay off Novelty mill. |pen will see movie. show ever;| & perforated music Then, as you spread the lunch beneath a fine shade tree,| Caleidh club meets Wednesday. Sunday ff roll. In wooden leg of dead man at Denver $8,000 cash ts found | Chauffeur who alded Harry Thaw Bive the pick of the feast to the person in your party who! Christian Scientists open new A A urch at 16 d De M h makes the best score in this race for commonplace knowledge. | Murch at 16th and Denny Music the trained | | pianist calls diffi- Kirkland ferry receipts average Try it again the next time you can, and have first and | $2,500 per month, | is aeaian os cult can be played booby prizes for the highest and lowest percentages of im-| University of Washington will aid North § cae ies by you to perfection . combatting ¢ nich has at any time you will provement in combatting disease whi | Prof. Thomas H. MacBride is 4 3 , Se? aia gener fee a ss a attacked Yakima valley orchards. | elected presid: of Univ ot} n Be you . be hy prised h “ much about nature you!” Thirteen graduate from forestry | foe Sees Oe URE IY er Those pet songs and selections of Yours, so difficult to hear now and what fun it is to learn course at state university j | Re sometimes, will become a part of your home comforts—in short, y Branson, 14, playing with there {s a sound musical education in the Autopiano. Also, how much better you'll sleep when you get home|, New Slue Funnel dock ready for} loose dynamite at Kansas City and how it'll build your health | Wome Wileen- Meribel scague | killed If you are not already the happy possessor of one of these _ BR ag cnlagth ole rp a prwin ap pap | lowa tornado kills seven. beautiful instruments, come in and let us show you what wonder MILWAUKEE BUSINESS MEN In Seattle declare their town ha Alma, largest meter passenger! le Crater of Mt. Lassen, recently In ful things can be done with this Player Piano. feos pet chce tatobeecan, yeetknoe hg YK but the thing that boat on Coast, off for the North Be tose Rie Age Rok cok mes of 50. Prices on the AUTOPIANO range from u 1, sold on piesa drei» « casein . Pacer sey Pi 6g ag year feud at Poplarville, Miss our easy payment plan, and a just allowance on your “silent” new officers Staggers piano. PUT THE street cars on Fourth av. treasure ge fin - club. e Tio : hid HAVE YOU registered? Do it now. | . Supreme court turns down Barber & 8. “PRINCESS ALICE ‘LAST DEBT PAID —_— ome _ = | Asphalt Co. in action to enjoin county from using brick, after AlasKa Excursions Visit our Musto Roll Library, | Toronto Is preparing great wel-| ; concert, to be ; awarding paving contract. When the congregation at Q jven in Ellers A comprising every / ome for annual convention of Ad J To Skagway, calli t Al Bay, Pri k Ke q - jueen . 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Joseph Adams, age 1, sues Mason| Alice” June 27, July 11, 25 and August § | what had a moment before been the lehormg esere: aiinihiaitin Dare valley Mowe Go tor dant, of Eather AN IDEAL VACATION TRIP | lant note of indebtedness on the ean S.C. commen je Minne- For rates, sailings and information apply to | church, they sighed with relief, and| === sota U and wife guests of Minnesote ‘ u w cue the choir sang, “Praise God, atten be Tusetar tapniaee CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Whotm All Blessings Flow” Biers | [Phere g Bit make bende fight for| 713 Second Avenue, Seattle. R. J. 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