The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1914, Page 11

STAR—t RIVDAY, Uli Oba 10, yin Calm and Cautious, Is Chief Griffiths, Who May Now Be Sent to Congress---Calm and Cautious, Brave AND HONEST; Hard Man to Interview sau ii, it was Austin E. Griffiths, surging all alone. He didn’t think Tom Humes in- what you are read olltely $25 to $30 values..... gh art tailoring at a nominat cost. Cy F GRIFFITHS is not a deceitful man, but he is a deceiving man You imagine, bef« you know ‘ him, that he is a meek and timid man because he is gentle and polite and says “Thank you” frequent! ‘ ‘al . f T. As a matter of cold fact, what you mistake in him for meekness is calmne That which you think I’ve made specia srssnrtions or omore 7 is timidity is caution. ~ row. Another day’s demonstration of the The chief is the calmest and most cautious man in public life, bar none. He is also the most difficult | power of Good Tailoring and how it pays : it Sto interview. to do just as you have advertised. ‘ q * * . * . * The chief was a Christmas present. He was born on Christmas day, 1863. . The event took place in Worcester, England, where the sauce comes from. $30 to $35 Values 4 At tl | I ! htful ke he had { I \ 5 t the early age of eight young Griffiths saw what a frightful mistake he had made in being born in . England when he might eb born in the U. S. A. He the mistake instantly, bringing his par Suit to Order 5 ents with him. — The Griffths folk ed in Ye county, Nebraska, where they took a homestead and g corn iiectaieadieatt lia talitiieeae. Yo ung Austin hoed corn diligently from six in the m til seven at night. Except the chores pe ey en arm roe: he dian’t have a thing ta.do besides 7 Between corn-shucki and ploughing-time Austin went to the district school. And then he went Woolens! Nothing but rich wooler to the Methoalst seminary and college ork, ae county sea He taught school on the River Platte for a $25 to $30 Values 4 : : : oa peal : ‘ ; ns “ the classy kind that I make up in my while, ana he worked in a law office finally he went to Ann Aroor university and studied law. ; Cope) od ; N these biological facts enough, but (hey explain, in a measure, why Austin E. Grif- | Overcoat to Order own shop right here in Seattle for Se- ‘ fi S i and calm and on nchaledl stubborn as all get-out. | attle men, at $20. ; Y I ru te « hard ke hic own way—and if you don’t understand what I mean, | can’t : j to skip a fow < fallen women 7 ¥ presto-chan we © the restrict 4 lished in the practice of law in what Griff was going to do . Seattie and taking an interest | ‘ in municipal affairs. the district ; "Way back in 1900 the repub there, sure T i : eee se aati on oe dono a he Greatest Su That look like Fifth Avenue, New York, i dried, and Bert Taylor, the ust live’ some- Value ever offered. are turned out by Brady at the extreme : reading clerk, moved that the é = ee is . ys q eee acmti ee tae tees ibs $30 and $35 values low price of $18 ; Humes mayor be mace A € $18. H unanimous. ef An Overcoat Value that : And there came from a dis ays befe ~, . ae ‘ry oar e wie eed , +4 tant corner of the hall a calm t ay robbery, The Defies Competition Every garment guaranteed. My la- ‘ and gentle “No nan Was reading a maga bel on the coat is your assurance of A ; : H t i would make a good mayor. story was entitled “The Am “ee nar” When Hi Gill made Griffiths won't find any crime litera chief of police, the department he jail now kept its fingers crossed “ee 8 secret heart of hoarts | the most thorough r that the new chief would be of 5 When asked to consider a :. al and For sition a it In fre 4 sa lawyer know 7 hind He down ls Huh! He would b his t : ably + t wn right a cautl . 7 ‘ i F , oe a or Bul FASHIONABLE TAILOR — “ere Usivesiy se One day some ge ar mba 1301 Third pea 1301 Third Avenue H hen his mind {s made up, it i erstating the case to say yi that his mind is made up. Some * folks say he is “sot | ? If it is a fi it Is @ good fault.) ee — — ———__— mmeene tide elas | were presented before the federal! were found a Scent plece, sixteen Griffiths student, He lux-/ ‘JOKE investigating committee here @ tacks, two eight-penny nails, sev- uriates In tics. When he w |" weeks ago. eral small pieces of iron, a piece in the council and proposed a me: ure, everybody knew he had the | statistics. If the measure is important, he gathers ail the statistics —is or am—ard weighs ‘em, sifte ‘em and sorts ‘em Then he thinks and thinks and thinks. He is public spirited and his duty and responsibility to the ee Chief Austin E. Griffithe lic weigh upon his mind. hype. longs to all sorts of poe Hall | pred She Se among em the International | +4 ; rt inaune Peace association, the National As tailineen. re sociation of Labor Legislation, the ' Aathiasive, “ree Academy of Social and Political! § Nags ee ee | Science, the National Playgrounds 1 8] tutional ot. It provides | league. | that any » is @ non SEATTLE |S A BETTER TOWN Jcitisen bat tsa reaident of the BECAUSE GRIFFITHS HAS LIV A new ’ at aid tate may ecquite add bold land in ED IN IT. He is the father of the, Unive fw ij said they’é run inicipal corporatic | antl-atrap-hanging law, the famous 7 ‘ See hana mg % police bill, several other good bills, . ere it stands ie the Seattle playfields, and—oh, yes, sen id to be sure, three husky sons Py t line lagd oa | rh ES on w . to allow t own land in citte | Which reminds me that I haven't ew of a cor only. told you what the chief told me at ie all 0 ane | Find Joker in Bill | the Interview He told me all) ¢, nn ker,” however, is in the about his boys. I couldn’t get him 1 wae—the pr ipal corporations.” | | off the subject afr n 18th a pal corporation,” said Tom, who used to be captain of} tne t ett jon of the University of ]the “U" football team, is going to \ Law is a coun |be a business man, and Burke Is Inno ones, ty as well a city. Therefore the Hlearning to a farmer, and Ted an sort propose would allow asn't made up his mind yet run unless citize ny land tn eo See Ae Kove nae |. When your head aches you sim aia A llr eside his boys, the t . : te | SY sltef or you will ned } *, whether. in +ild #8 to suffer wher r only one I tr t : wD | the whether e to disc ‘ « ® + arty or c Jar » Powd e . { ad ar boys long Pooh dae eel *. |. Person r favors has “seen America elas 5 keys ge eg ge Se n land owr ared pokes his nose into rn a din ackage of objected to the bill proosed be the o places! | e fs e Ip James’ Headache Powders i a ne alae ek | 2 t suffer. In a few moment ten daa rd Joking aside, Austin E. Griffiths! decided to trad mu will feel fine—headache gone! ian Colling and. Genato blest men, 4+ that wer . ystah Collins a ap. 50 CENTS oh eal avery Bevegligg <3 Beto lsd itera iy no more neuralgia pain proval of the Chamber of Com Boys’, Girls’ and Children's we've got hereabouts. were) vty being tickled. 80 the oe i Sonia rey . | rf —— most electr an was moved tn erce. HATS Beets ani aon sony Nin. ee ccstal ae. orth Oe haa DON'T TAKE CHANCES WITH Farmers Ralsed Kick KAVANAGH'S cise A a etal id beeen orarhoce annoped a wat. |THE OPINION OF A DRUGGIST) As it was originally drafted, it qualities uu THon| fer. The brothers snapped @ bu’ | When you are sick. I have people] ajiowed foreigners to own land ev CAUTION, WISDOM, D AB. = calling upon me every day whoselorywhere in the state. OUGHNESS, COURAGE AN You could hear ‘the tinkling |nealth has been ruined by drug-| The farmers raised. serious ob naman _ ————. | SOLUTE HONESTY, strains from that animated piano | gists and patent slop. jection st It and pointed to oe Ler a | will diagnose your ease and | Callforni ere most of the far conceg é Bre mr ft Ja other al . ‘ aeyw es ° eden Nees | For that reason, the proposed CYNTHIANA, Ky Oct "7 The 7 bs aay’ fark constitutional aArmnendm: Former Assessor John Ingles sold a hints the other her Atle ae rwatdan| phanben te itude the a lamb to J. D. vans the, frat 4 t cian at the ership in foreigners to Now, in Your Home | tores ani wouldn't stay at hor tseith thd onenirie pane RIGHT DRUG CO. The lamb’s mother early in its 6 switch and forgot 169 Washingtow St | disow it and Ingles gave it to ff, ith the Taok for the ORANGE FRONT Special Offer to Our Readers | "Gog which was raising a Mitte others he went to a ad Gos leakieuee vi Think of it! The new SIMPLI map} hound pape. The jamb rackled ingen oD NT * nan,| with the and waxed strong| Musta ant ‘ naa tse s."st | DENTISTRY quite a ga The frat acrons t 40 Abhioet Meaaicgd ree bagi Get a 10-cent box now tt Lhe ee ya 3 No odds how bad your liver, The yy od es ‘y “ Pvert stomach or bowels; how much your beat the banc when the dogs head aches, how miserable and ur | 1a coon it would stand at the NO LOVE LOST HERE nomifortebivuyeit ata than Gentine | foot of the tree and try to bark - tion, indigestion, bill ess and Finally it got t engin foxes nd GILLETTE, Wyo. Oct. 16 FREE sluggish bowels—you always get ssinatic pupils evory-| staying away from home so much ’ the desired results with Ca 8 Ds diode tes Ingles thought the safest plan was| While hunting a lost cow, Mike Ca EXAMINATION Don't let your stomach, liver and ’ ‘ method to play the! to sell tt. Mr. Evans was a ready | hill, who lives near Boyd, heard an §22K Gold Crowns. bowels make you miserable. Take | Pp nt Singing, Ceti, Trom-| purchaser. animal crashing in the brush and ff Bridgework ( eta tonight; put an end to . here are learning every week. | pushed his way through, expecting § Full Set of Teeth.. the headache, biliousness, dizai troduce thelr SIMPLICITY BYSTEM to find the cow, but found himself | Porcelain Crown. stomach, backache and all other rt Bete , S newapapes ISTON, Par Oct, 16—Harry |{!NK & huge mountain Hon. in Gold Fillings . distress; cleanse your inside or “9 +| LEWISTON, Pa,, Oct. 16—Harry S 4 73 gana of all the bile, gases and con gz r es ,| stead, He and the lion stood Jook ilver Fillin ga « a » 2 Miller of York county was driving) |”. Z is Sag hi Thuan We do exachy as advertised. stipated matter which is producing * “s*) @ touring car in the country near| ing at each other for what Cabi Sas deeushant: Rercie 006 y hipsgrtey Se bees b er night fall, He saw some-|thinks was fu a The All work guaranteed 15 years, A 10-cent box means health, hap @ lthing dagk in the rond, but took|/ man dared not move, while the piness and a clear head for months. pf *\1t to be a shadow. Rushing into It| lion, evidently uncertain what to EI EECTRO No more days of gloom and dis 1 every one "| there was a terrific crash, The car | do, finally backed slowly away .f tress if you will take a CGascaret Reenter ay was wrecked and all the occupant®) Cahill doing the same and getting BPAINLESS DENTISTS§)| now ana’ then, All druggists sell Ofter, and you were more or less injured. The/to his home as rapidly as possible. [ist and Pike, Opp. Public Market—l| Cascarets. Don't forget the chil £% them whateve supposed shadow proved to a heavy| He does not know if the Hon got Laboring People’s venttsi dren—their little insides need ant the name of your favorit plainly. pole stretched across the road, \ his cow or not, ntle cleansing, too, inal Seven rs nis bill to eliminate the | “pork barrel” system in road ap-| propriations, “Hartman advocated the bill also from a humane stand point, as ft would give convicts a| chance to work in the open and | ootball, made of heavy sid aving the taxpayers money in leathe full regulation The night session was featured h pure gum bladder. by a at ion Initiative Bill Preece 98c ia a ha SERILAN caieabe ennias aturday .... 7 m t gencle ct i R. Case — —_—— _ oe treet superintendent nd forme Wright & Ditson Footballs, in all grades $1.00 to $5.00 pre of the State Federat We lace and oi! all footballs free f Labor ind J. G. Brown, presi lent of the International Unton of ; y ; no 7" Ri =r Timber Workers, spoke for the $2.50 Boys’ Football Shoes, | $4.00 grade in Boys’ Football measure and R. B, Wiseman ana sizes 1 to 6; heavy block | 2 5 W. C. Moore, local employment|f} leather uppers, oak — sole, esi re 2 to 6%, ‘hinge agents, spoke against it | regulation calf uppers, heavy *$ 85 Collusion Charged J cleats ........066 $1 .95 leather sole .. 2. That there is collusion between empl and employment series ass ats agencies, throvgh which the work Fis ‘hi For Salmon and Salmon Trout is now at are exploited coming and go-| Ss ad Fea'habhedask’ Wit Gabeat’ thi in was the charge made by Brown and supplemented by Case oe Er SRORRGae 57/559 aa ANAS. AS 7 Instances of men sent to work in camps where there was no work McG oe to be had were cite: Other cases c reggor! i er a wh employers were always in the market for a large supply. of Golf Ditson m retaining them at work a few Goods Golf days and firing them for a new| 1117 Second Ave w in order to keep down the * sirate of, wages, w mentioned suffer the owner The trouble tn Mexico has been gives a brighter light than the Mazda whip of land by allens lamp; 40-watt only; with 20 : there to speculate and | ‘ , és “Send it for cultivation,” sai frosted bowl. Special....ssce Cc not to us Revelle. Realty Man Favors It the by No. IN ALIEN LAND LAW; WOULD LET JAPS OWN LAND IN COUNTRY TOO Attorr Elwell, @ real est te man,| 40-watt Westinghouse Mazda | 14+ aectric Extension Cord al amendment, declaring Lamps, the finest — 3Qq | complete with plug and socket. hat 1 wf alien lamp — Me, ee Regular 65c value. 45c jof hinder the state. s low only such foreigners ally I! here and such f s tions, a majority of the pp ances which {s owned by residents, to} d. 1 it bette: such | 1 Ge alaears Raat ger! oe Pet Hotpoint Iron, 5-Ib. | toasts and broils...... $5.00 ber ys aay AB Cy somplete with cord Hotpoint El Perco, aluminum, Bonnin eer eneny, 0°, 0 20 Bee tone: with it oe starts to percolate in 30 sec- mote their Interest in the welfare Same, without cord rts r P state than t shen Hotpoint 2-1b. Iron onds holds 6 cups ; $7.50 the state whatever?” Same, without cord... Hotpoint a1 Stovo, 4-in. Pleads for Road Measure Hotpoint El Ggilio, fries, vee 84 lent of Roads associa Agents for Edison Disc Phonographs tior " for the ee 5 OS eae convict 4 Initt * [Brown made the s Both employment agents chiefly argued that the private employ. ment agent is not as bad as paint. | {a and that he does not, as a rule | jefraud the laborer. COW SOME EATER of wire three inches number of pebbles, | HEIFER HAS 6 FEET LEWISTON, Pa., Oct. 16,—Miltom Benner, a cattle dealer residing a long and a few miles from Skippack, is the it app oo proud possessor of a five-footed nly a WALLA WALLA, Wash, Oct. 16.| heifer, and strange to state, it Thorwald Siegfried, attorney, ob A cow butchered {n a local pack-| walks on all of its feet. He has jected to the al and law be-|ing house proved to be a regular refused good offers for it from ;cause it would h Up a chanee| bovine ostrich In her stomach! show men, it is said. for complications with foreign es | ibited maps showing that} ‘ » largest part of the state {s| ed by 35 individuals and cor-j a e porations at present, and that two| . corporatior Weyerheauser cifle owned the bulk of that Fans pepe wed lag Prey Strong filament Tungsten Lamps (not tate would not only have the the superior Westinghouse Mazda lamps, sole eg ingyen eg which we also carry). Will give excel- same condition as lent service on stationary fixtures, and NOTICE—Our Electrical Department ts now located on the MAIN floor, where “Everything Blectrical” may be quick- ly obtained. same objections | y Thomas otball Bargains ame charges as abi Sega