The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1914, Page 4

Se RN epi Film TT] HEAR THe Bec! Il ®@eueve my LUCK HAS TURNGOD. IL peueve I've AT (ast Got A CALLERS Diana Dillpickles In Squelching a ‘Screecher’ I's MR, Te MORTINGR METWADDLG, DI4na; 1H, TH: WH GIVING A DEFINITION OF ADOLPH, YOUR DOG Ss 4 PURE BREED, 1 AM TOLT, EVEN IF You AIN'T. =~ - nt or VY PRIZ BLUE - BLOODED DACHSHUND. 8E EXCVSEO FUR BUYIVE ONE GOLD-BRKK BUT NOT FOR THE SECOND OWE —_— *PRITZIE" ISS 4 FULL-BLOODED PEDIGREE D, 3 ; ¢ ht DE —, ‘\ YESS, ~ Yes DACHSHUND. FROM CHER MANY IMPORTRT. "DACHS" MEANS BADGER , UND 2 VINNING “HUND" AEBANS DOG, Chairman Whitney, of the County Republican committee: Your secret letter to your republican precinct men is just within the law. That's all that can be said for it. You have not deliberately instructed the republican election boards to cheat, and to steal, and to miscount votes. You have not told them to, in so many words. But if a crook wanted to get encouragement letter, he could find ample room in it. ion thief wanted to miscount votes, to to steal the election—your let- would not discourage him. Whitney, your letter indicates you are not playing fair and square. if you were square, Whitney, why should you not ask that all parties should have a fair repre- sentation on every election board? Why not? Why not make sure that an honest count is made? ter CHAIRMAN WHITNEY’S OCH Posse ¢ TUt-Tur, 1 HOPED tT WAS ONG Of we MANDOLIN || CL.vuB8 Boys. *DON'T YOU KNOW, MISS DIANA, | 1 HAV® A THEORY ALC OP US WeRE | Formercy ALive IN AvoryeR FORM, FoR MYSGLF, I AM BURG I ONCE UVGD ON THE NILG ABA | PTOLEMY. DON'T I REMIND You — OF SOMETHING f ) ! de 77, ‘i @CYPTian $” “Yes, MR, MeT WADDLE — A mummy “DACHSHUND” bers ia ® *"DACHOHUND’ Ist N DER. MEANING OF > 5 eS oxactty— BADGER Doo! UND FRITZIE iss A REGULAR 4 Nie oe, Sy ret I suppose WORDS BY SCHAEFE ‘A =! 8 ) Eats Bavaers )) ‘it b thc eee BY MACDONALD No - HE ONLY “BADGERS” ME FoR“EATS” ER! READ iT! IS HE ACTING ON THE SQUARE? The following is an exact copy of the letter sent out by Chairman Whitney of the county republican committee to the Judges and Inspectors on the election boards. Notice the date—Ockober 23 until last Monday. It with County Commi the voters is on is self-evident from the tone of Whitney's | October Th, 1916 Dear Sir or Madam: The republican members of the beard \ef county appointed you ae November 8, 1914. ‘ eovointinent should ranch day, October it you te receive notice by report st thie hendqmrters and call ot the your notice polatment return your a County, Seattle, Wash,” at once by pooteard or preferably by teteghone beard af each precinct appetats two clerks There are come that have heretofore believed each Jodgs appoints = clerk. te “ If you were fair, you would be willing to let progressives and democrats and socialists on the election boards, together with the republicans. If the republicans have the most votes, election boards composed of all the parties would give the republi- That was last Friday apparent that Whitney knew beforehand who the Hamilton and Knudsen, wifo appointed all the election boards In the county. ter, reproduced The election boards were not named publicly ction officials were to be and had framed the matter up That « wholesale plan to job ewith cans their just credit and full count, would they not? Why are you so intensely, so frantically, eager that under no circumstances shall any one be on the election boards but republicans, wher- ever you possibly can accomplish that nefarious result? The tone of your letter is dishonest in good morals, at any rate. It is just such letters, it is just such men as you, who have brought the republican party into disgrace, and are keeping it in disgrace. There are thousands of republicans who are incensed at your stupid letter. The very fact that your letter has not remained secret is proof of this. The rank and file of the republican party is against such diabolical tactics as you have approved. The Star is not making any partisan attack against the republicans. It is making a plain and direct attack upon you, Mr. Whitney, as an indi- vidual chairman of the county committee, and upon all members of that committee who are parties to this rotten deal. You have proved yourself un- worthy to lead any party. THE SEATTLE STAR. EAGUR OF NEWSPAPERS HEMBEN OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST Press Ass: as Second- ix mos. $ co. Phone, Main 9400. dope War will eliminate itself. By the next centennial, arbitration will rule the world. GENERAL SHERIDAN, in 1876. Very Ungentlemanly ISS JANE ADDAMS and a number of advocates of suffrage have been campaigning in Mis-| hat state votes on the question this fall. One of the speakers, just back from the Ozarks, reports that chivalry is not dead, at least not in At one school house she heard of the Sam Samuels, who grew up in a community w ion of women folk| was 4 tablished a fact tr and f e are extremes te other prominent the house as the en ¢ co which the head of Sam about Bill Hicks and his Fork. It appeared that “Missis { on to some of these fangled fed to tell Bill there were some things, 1 chopping the wood, which she ome things, as cleaning the he had to do. Where ible and proceeded to new notions” like sloppin would not do; ar mud off his fect g fires, th upon Biil solemnly t the read copiously from St. Paul about the subject _ Slim Sam had li the story grinningly, but at this point he grew restive and id stroked his red beard nervously “T wouldn't have thought it of Bill,” troubled. “Don’t appear like a man that would draw a Bible on a woman.” were dowr n of wives tened t embarrassed ar he shook his head any sort of a man They Got Him This Time ILLIAM LORIMER Lorimer voted himself money for traveling expenses in congress for They voted to grab money claim, but the grab has been again indicted 1 trip he never made, and he escaped scot-free \ did the same thing to which they had no honest ind they escaped. | al But Lorimer, it is charged, also tried to grab money from| ! private people—money to which he had no honest claim Mi And this time he did not escape was to be on Uncle Sam TAMMANY HALL has indorsed Wilson. We don’t know what tt Woodrow has done to bring such a calamity upon him. a FIVE STATES will vote on prohibition next month. Hottest fight |? Is in Ohio, where they make that pure wine that's “fortified” with brandy and such. EVEN NEUTRALS are glad the Belgian army got away The Virginus Virginia St. and Highth Ay., Seattle. Use an Woatinke av. Modern, elegantly furnished rooms, with the best comfort and courtesy for Transient, 60¢ to $1 Privileges brother or my little Kitchen Christopher Columbus?” AS MUCK AS You DID AT FIRST ? Ly a "MOST ANYTHING. [PICK DEBATE TEAMS Ma Grump Says: “Women's love for fine clothes {n't caused half as much trouble 1 the world as men's hankerin’ for rass buttons and epaulets.” Which? tured about it.” eee If the wolf camps on your door mat, train him to chew up bill col lectorsa, The man who makes good doesn't wait for opportunity to knock, He Schoolmaater Now, {f your, has the door wide open. nother gave you a large apple and| A poor author ts ike a cheap small one, and told you to di-| printing press; he wastes a lot of ide with your brother, which ap-| ink, but never succeeds in making le would you give him? & good Impression Johnny D'you mean my big} Father Time probably hands a brother? woman @ new wrinkle occasionally . |merely as a reminder that she The Usual Way hasn't been forgotten.—Atlanta “Johnny,” the teacher asked, | Journal ‘can you tell me anything about . Suspicion | think that boys Just out of school “He discovered America.” i “Yos. What else did he do?” “I s'pose he went home and lec- In summer magazines, /MAYOR ALBEE OF PORTLAND HOLDS HIS JOB PORTLAND, Oct. 28.—The recall election held tn Portland yesterday resulted in the retention in offic of Mayor H. R. Albee and City © missioners William L. Brewster and Robert G. Dieck, according to prac tically complete returns today. | With seven precincts incomplete, jout of a total of 293 complete, the | majorities, In round figures, against |the recall of the three officials who |were charged, among other things, |with extravagance and instability Jand in the cases of Brewster and | Meck with violation of the spirit of jthe civil service, were as follows Albee, 17,000; Brewster, 10,000; Dieck, §,000. About 56 per cent of the registered 88.947 voters exer. |cised their ballots, HBAVEN OR BARTH , OF ‘ANYBODY OR ANY THING! | ., NOW, WiLL You LET | JOYFUL NEWS FATAL. VIENNA, Oct. 28.—Joseph Fel | nestos, 64, general director of the | Vienna Museum Art Industry, died at Retchenhal from overjoy on| | heartng of a German victory in the Vosges. How Thin People | Can Put on Flesh A New Discovery Thin men and women—that big, hearty, | filling dinner you ate last night. What became of all the fat-productng nourish ment ft contained? You haven't in weight ounce. from your body like through an open grate. waa there, but your food dosan't work and stick, and the piain truth ts you hardly get enough nourishment from your | | | | reana, your assimilation, are andly out of gear and} need reconstruction, Cut out the foollsh foods and funny Omit the flesh er ng but the + eat with every | fargo! tablet, In| Five t | At the tryout of the Junto Debat ing society yesterday the following | were chosen for the negative team |awduat diets to debate Ballard December 4: on Charles Dunn, Kenneth Morford and John McCarthy. The affirmative team Lincoln on the same dat Herman N. Blument Mohr and Douglas Wallace. ris Shindle was chosen al ‘gin The question is: “ untetpal| every’ part at ae Sans |Ownership of Street Car Lines for | mixes with Citles of Washington Having a Pop: ulation of 50,000 or Over,” KILLED ON DESERT | LOS ANGBLES, Oct. 28.—Mur| dered in the desert and robbed, the | body of Joseph Sepulveda, member of a pioneer Los Angeles family, has been found near Mojave. |two weel Jolgnt go ‘stay there” mult pounds to meet ‘aia are: Hsther Mor Bare «-| the a to mistry. Thi ckage, are ples a » Swifts P Arugaiste in Seattle and them subject to an absolute #: of weight Increase or money back. vicinity sell | antes |ache disappear. 60¢ Tubular Genuine Ham Clipper Lantern Tho only thing wrong 1s the price. $1.00 @-In, 1200 Stiletto Slicer Knife Three brass-rivet ebony handle. 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Try “Ely'’s Cream Balm.” Get a small bottle anyway, Just to try {t—apply a ttle in the nos: trils and instantly your clogged nose and stopped-up air passages | of the head will open; you will] breathe freely; dullness and head- By morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal sore throat will be gone End such misery now! jet the McCarron’s Rapid Shoe Repairing Razor Blades Sharpened ALL KINDS OF GRINDING Foot Arches for All Foot Troubles SHORS MADE TO FIT THE FEET 104 CHERRY 8T., AT FIRST AY, Send Shoes and Blades by Parcel Post.