The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1914, Page 4

Dillpickles In Office Beau A ‘Screecher’ | SHOWING EXACTLY WHO IS THE LION AMONG THE LADIES , - ~ SEVERAL DAYS LATER: — SVERES WORE 1 MET DOV ~~ SPARYUNG~ 'D BEAUTY. | Gave HER OT BLK THES, ALL I Har. 1 YONDER t >. A dead fish floats down stream. It takes 2 live one to swim up! od THE SEATTLE S BER OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST La b Telegraph News Service of the United Frese Association. Matter. Entered at Seattle, Wash. Postoffice as Second ‘mail, out of city, 95 per mon. wu Daily by The Star Publis! exehai x mos. $1.80; year $3.25. | th. ‘Make Judges’ Rebuke Complete NE of the judges of the supreme court, Mack F. Gose, has been defeated even for a renomination, according to present returns. Another of the reactionary judges, Chief Herman D. Crow, escaped by the skin of his teeth. The third member of the present court running for re- election, Judge Stephen Chadwick, led the ticket. There are) @umerous explanations to account for Chadwick's big vote.—— N of these, however, indicates that the people have been Med with the record he has made on the supreme bench. | His record, like the record of Judges Gose and Crow, has out of tune with what the people want. The vote Tues- ar” emphatically indicates it. The defeat of Gose proves it Never before in the history of the present generation, at has a supreme court judge failed of renomination. | — failed and Justice Crow nearly failed. The significant ‘note of the election is unmistakable. It is that the people are tired of getting sat down on by the supreme court. They “are tired of the arrogant assumption of authority by the judges. They are tired of having the judges tell them that this Jaw and that law, which the people want, is unconstitutional Because somebody left a comma out of the title. They are tired of having the supreme court tell them that ie back in the stone age some judge had decreed that the * os J x = have no direct voice in franchise matters and that the initiative and referendum contained in the Se- attle city charter and other city charters cannot and does not apply to franchises. people spoke Tuesday—those who voted. There are 50 per cent of the voters who did not go to " the polls, and these must speak in November. _ The fight is not over. On November 3, the final word must be said) CHIEF JUSTICE CROW AND JUDGE CHADWICK MUST BE GIVEN A COMPLETE REBUKE. | ‘Wipe ’Em Out in November VEN with a divided force against it, the Hamilton gang) received an emphatic rebuke at the polls Tuesday.| ‘Through an inexcusable law, which compels voters to take a/ party ticket, there were thousands of votes in the progressive, democratic and socialist parties cast Tuesday that would have} obliterated all vestige of the Hamilton ring in a non-partisan| election. As it is, with the vote divided into several parties,| the Hamilton ring nevertheless. suffered a crushing blow in| the defeat of Judge W. R. Gay and William Gaines for prose- eutor and treasurer, respectively. It is a hopeful sign. The November election must do the vest. It must put Kris Knudsen, Will K. Sickles and John} W. Roberts out of business in King county politics. They are the remnants of the Hamilton crowd. The quicker King at, gets rid of that kind, the better it will be for all of us. | he election Tuesday points the way. THE HAMIL-| ‘TON RING MUST BE COMPLETELY WIPED OUT IN NOVEMBER, MEN IN THE Well Done, Woodrow WAR GAME he made across the Belgian Congo in Africa, in an engine. He war studying wireless telegraphy wher war broke out He reads most of the big news | Dapers of the world, and withal 1s The “gallows high as Haman’s is working. The indict-| Pee ee ment at Washington, under the president’s own eye, of 31 alleged food hogs is notice to all; and the new attorney gen- eral adds pep to it by saying that if the jury shall convict he will ask PRISON SENTENCES What these indicted District of Columbia commission merchants did is what is being done in practically every trade center in the country. . They simply fixed prices to suit themselves, absolutely cutting competition out si Now when a set of men get into the position where they can do that it’s time for action ig | The robber who faces you bravely with pistol drawn is| Wart it Albert and hls brave bond | fespectable compared with the food hog who robs you be-|of Belgians that tried to stem the meath a false pretense that marked conditions force him to| do it. Here, if ever, is guilt personal | If government can punish such crime in the. District of oClumbia, why not here? ~ KING ALBERT Give 1 per cent of your time to furthering betterment for the whole |community and you'll reap 10 per Clement Marte] cent profit ie err nt of heer by e Poe Albert Leopold Menard—some name, ien't it? owner of it is a by ac birth and a locomotive en) | chotee. King Albert rather run an dom, But hero in the After Vacation Peel Your Discolored Skin of Belgium would ngine than « king | Bs | with # a king and also o| y) advance of the German armies to| The protect the neutrality of their little land? y Even the Germans admire him, | it oft ne King Albert {8 39 years of age | Minute p He is the only surviving son of the| ?t,4a7 © Count of Flanders, and as such was | ounce of the natural hetr to the famous King| ay 4rue Leopold. He married Ellaabeth, | drolore? duchess of Bavaria, In 1900, and in| pentie ‘not 1909 was crowned king | He knows America well, having spent the year 1898 here. He tr|*\* never so happy as when tn the cab| to of # locomotive, This was his prin. | Pe cipal sport before becoming king | fi)", and he is famous for wild dash preven rning with warm wate of woart akin will po WELL, JOSH COLLINS got his’n this time. EVIDENTLY PROGRESSIVES meant what the Platform that they disapproved of th HOUG E W THE SHOE REPAIR MAN 216 Union 8t-—2 Shops—110 Madison id In thelr state| | M, HES AS MUCH HIN® AL HS 12 Youes ! BUT ANYTHING Foe ——o~ Tose vp DISS COMING Down DER \_ STREET? A aRcUS? 1 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE |'|(o MOST = AN Getting at the Fact | “Now, Johnny,” “tell you saw the Stars and Stripes way ing © & fleld of bat “I should think,” Johnny “that the wind was blowing.” eee Hed Earned it The pompous judge giared etern ly over his spectacins at the tat tered prisoner who had been drag od before the bar of justice on # | charge of vagrancy. “Have you ever earned a dollar in your lifet” he asked, tn fine scorn “Yor, sponse, election. your honor,” 1 voted for you at the last ee Rev. Sydney Strong, of Queen Anne Congregational churoh, tells of a marrt ceremony he per formed for a couple from a smal! town. After all was completed the couple evinced no disposition tc leave the chancel, So the preache held out his hand, shook hands with the bride and then held out his hand to the bridegroom he said, romewhat {mpatiently, and in a tone that could be heard all over the church: “Well, I am get ting the money out an fast as } can.” RHOADS DENTAL CO. 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