The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1914, Page 4

Diana Dillpickles | In A Fig For Appearance. Who Cares! 4-Ree! ‘ ’ Screecher Film THE REASON DAT SWEDEN NEVER HAS TER SENO ABROAD FER CATTLE !S CAUSE SHE ALWAYS KEEPS HER STOCKHOLM’ eae | For AFLAT, 1 DINK WE BETTER Quit iN a yr Gofly Wen bbeowe CERTAINLY NOT Patience—I see a patent has Just been granted for an appli ance to attach to a hammock to a woman from falling out. | Patrice—But it will never take the place of a man’s arm. . Humphrey a “AA UCH has been said in the past week about the evils of “pork barrel’ appropriations. The little band of senators who succeeded in having the $34,000,000 appropriation reduced to $20,000,000 have won the admiration of the nation. Even the reactionary morning organ in Seattle applauded them. Yet this same organ is supporting Will E. Humphrey for congress from this district. And Humphrey has voted for every “pork barrel’ bill that ever came. up. Scan Humphrey’s record. It is a barren as a desert in human advancement, in better- ment of labor conditions, in making life easier. But it is full of “pork barrel,” which makes the burden of taxation bigger and bigger. Humphrey grabbed mileage money to which he was not entitled. And who paid this “pork”? The people, of course. Humphrey voted millions and millions |T*Here's YouR New UNIFORM, MiSs — FROM POLIGé HEADQUARTERS! wii 53 — WE HAF LOOKED ALL TAY eae IT'S USELESS ~ a4 LET'S QUIT. TLL FURNISH DER Become ME LOOK A FRIGHT! nat |'WHAT MAKES IT HARD .TO FIND A FLAT “I KNOW A UNIFORM DOGSN'T I'M A MAN*HATER I WANT To * STAR--SATURDAY, SEPT. 26, 1914. PAGE 4, 7 BUT FROM NOW ON * DISGusT. — = ~~ ro” SAY, DOT ie, (Soar ” ao vascioeae f Ss fr BEAU THAT's ALL WE OB3ECT B— ndthe‘Pork Barrel’ | of dollars to be spent in evéry section of the United States where no reasonable excuse ex- isted for spending that money. Year after year, Hu way. wanted that money. barrel’ system. Occasionally, Humphrey, too, got a drip- ping out of the barrél. H enough to get a big share congressmmen did. While the nation is group of senators who smashed a stiff blow into “pork barrel” legislation, while even Se- attle’s standpat paper is a time to kick Will E. Hur United States congress. As Mayor Gill, althe dent republican, said, “Seattle is ashamed of Humphrey.” Entered at Seattie, Wash. Postoffice as Second-Ciass Matter. mal! { city, 35 per mon. up to six mos.; six mow. $1.80; year $2.25. By mail, out of city. 3 Prcarrier. city. 266 8 month. Yublished Daily ‘The Star Publishing Co. Uhone. Main 9400. Private : “tachanae ronsectiog all departments. A Trick That Two Can Play OW well Carranza and Co. run the Mexican Na H tional Railways, which they have just taken over, remains to be seen. But at the worst, if there shall be graft, it will be home graft; and if there shall be waste, discrimination and poor a service, the kickers will know where to place the blame 2 The Carranza crowd start as if they really meant that 4 Mexico hereafter shall be governed by and for Mexicans, 4 which is certainly a change The minute they found that Mexico owned a majority of the common stock of the National Railways they treated Wall street to a shocking dose of its own medicine, They voted the old management out and voted themselves in Confiscation? Surely not—merely corporation practice; a trick that Gould and Harriman and Morgan developed years ago. To be sure, this action leaves the American and other foreign bondholders wondering where they are at; and if Mexico's new government is prudent it will serve early notice that every honest bond shall be scrupulously protected The main thing about a railroad, however, isn’t its bonds, but its service. Carranza does well to put that first. can Open to a Bouquet “geod have to hand a few flowers to Japan for finesse the cost of a little blood and treasure, the mikado earns the warm gratitude of Great Britain, with all that this might mean should he ever dispute with the United States for domination of the Pacific, and, if he hands back to China Tsingtau, he will have China's most valuable good will for trade purposes, to say nothing of a set-back to Germany, 4 whose tradesmen bid fair to overrun the entire Orient. Great little tradespeople those Japanes: At SOME “HIGHBROWS"” object to attorney because he doesn’t belong to the ing been a barber as a young man and a joy before that. Brown's chief opponent is Al Lundin, and Lundin ull moose” candidate. Seems like the “highbrows” are up against It either way the election goes. oe “MAKE IT 20,000 plurality for Ole Hanson in King county.” That's a worthy slogan. With the rest of the state rolling up comfortable plu- Hities for Ole, his home city and county should stand behind him to a| He's good enough for the rest of the state, and he's certainly good e jough fi Seattle, C. Brown for prosecuting 1 “400" of Seattle, hav- 216 Union 8t-——@ Shope—110 Madison DISGUSTED DITIONS IN Leaves Humphrey belonged to the gang which He was part of the “pork UONEL UPPINGTON, AUSTRAUA. QuEAK eRen % Aeu pocene—temernamen ncn MADIES AMO GORE EY ; | JME ARST AO 44ST TWIG OTHE PROGRIV? Whe BE AW (AY TA OK (HA Ag Hi LCO JACK RAOLIT BF PUSTER \ MOUSE! imphrey voted that e wasn’t even smart of it, as some other applauding the little pplauding, it is high mphreys out of the yugh himself an ar- | WITH CON= HIS Home, FOR “Bsouurey Pur When We Say MADERITE In America WOMEN’S PAPER | CASE IN COURT, Arguments to make the tempor ary recelver permanent were pre: sented before Judge French Friday, afternoon in relation to the suit in- volving the Western Woman's Out-|for alleged grand larceny. you may be sure and positively that ft made RIGHT, One price always 25c per pound look. In an amended complaint Mrs. Clara Burleigh, plaintiff, charges Mrs. Helen N. Stevens, the editor and manager, received amounts of money and goods for which she made no accounting sure is H, L, Reed brought back from Vancouver to stand trial on charge Tom, | HAD ANEW HAT SENT OUT ToDAY How do You Like ir? WHAT HAVE You MADE UP YouR. HER LESSON Editor The Star Reading the |recent article in The Star about the Sears, Roebuck Co., my feel- ings ran high I am a mother of three girls, the | oldest of whom has years in high spent three school and eight months In a good business college. | Now, after a year's practice in a| law office, she is out of work and jcannot get a position any place. |The minimum wage law {s all she |hears when tnquiring for work. | y two younger daughters shall |not have a business training. 1 |have learned a valuable lesson MRS. A. U DOWN ON COURTS Editor The Star: Your valuable paper is doing good work in expos ing the injustice of the courts Courts as now conducted are sim ply a haven of refuge for the “in terests.” We beg of you to keep up the good work. The only hope of the poor man Hes in the help he gets from the paper that ts not afraid to print the news H. L. 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