The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1914, Page 4

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WORDS BY LAW— 4 REPENUE STAMP — “DRAT SICH ys “PACU IN’ ‘~HAEFER—MUSIC BY MACDONALW SasteetioesS ’s Time to Take a Club to This Old F JF Sill were a foreign war lord who had used a private gfe to shoot down American women and children, there couldn't be a bit of doubt as to the right of President Wilson to seize Rockefeller’s Col- orado mines, disarm his gunmen and put him where he couldn’t repeat the crime. Just because John D. happens to be an American citizen, working his cruel will behind the shelter of our laws, the way of procedure against him is said to be not so clear. Well, then, let’s not be too particular about the legal side of it; let’s "THE SEATTLE STAR. oF NEWSPAPERS THE HELEN | CERTAINLY FRE} PRETTY PUNK MEMBER OF \CRIFFs NORTHWEST LEAGU! Telsaraph News Service of the United Frees Association. Entered at Seattle, Wash. Postoffice as Second-Ciass Mat Bey t ity, 35 By mail, out of city. ea 3 Hanson Makes Remarkable Showing LE HANSON made a better race for United States sen ator on the progressive ticket in Washington than any other progressive in any other state. Even in California, where Governor Johnson, progres sive, was overwhelmingly elected, Francis Heney, progres sive candidate for United States senate, was more decisively defeated than Hanson Hanson ran better in Washington than Congressman | Victor Murdock ran in the progressive state of Kansas, than | Beveridge ran in Indiana, than Raymond Robbins ran in! Illinois, than William Hanley ran in Oregon, than Daven- port ran in New York, than Gifford Pinchot ran in Penn- sylvania. Hanson secured practically as many votes as Roosevelt did in King county two years ago, but the overwhelming republican landslide nevertheless gave Jones 4,000 ees | Hanson got more votes than the congressional candi- dates of the progressive party got in any district. He got | more votes than the legislative candidates Even in the so-called aristocratic ward of the city, the Seventh, Hanson ran almost two to one ahead of George| W. Dilling, candidate for state senator. Hanson ran about 25,000 votes ahead of the progressive arty vote. THE STAR IS PROUD OF THE SHOWING HE MADE, AND PROUD OF ITS PART IN TRYING) TO ELECT A GOOD, CLEAN MAN FOR UNITED) STATES SENATOR, EVEN THOUGH THIS WORTH- WHILE ATTEMPT FAILED. WELL, CAN | HAVE. JUST ONE LITTLE BE WERE AMY MINUTE. Now SO yw ossil! It is not a bit too soon to have, once for all, a clear-cut, definite set- tlement of the too-long-debated question: “Who's It in this country; John D. or Uncle Sam?” With infinite patience our government has coaxed and coaxed this old oil king to be good and he has merely blinked his rheumy eyes and stood pat on his claim of divine right to rule the manhood of Colorado by power of money. It’s time to quit coaxing and grab a club. ‘1 SWAN TO GOODNESS MAYFIELD, Ky., Nov. 6.—While filling a quart bottle with water from a spring near here a farmer discovered what he thought was a horse hair wiggling in the bottle of clear water. He had filled the bottle to drink, but on seeing the wriggler, decided he would exam ime it with a magnifying glass. The hair proved to be a tiny snake. When placed {n a shallow plate of water for examination, it would strike at a toothpick held near its 4 in other ways like Its color was that It is believed to be a species of the cabbage snake and probably as poisonous, Its length is two and one-half inches DOCTOR OUGHT TO TAKE THE PowoeRs THtee ‘TIMES A DAY, AND You"LL HAVE ‘YO GIVE UP SMoxin@. This Is the Time TO GO EAST You are assured a pleas- ant and comfortable jour- ney if you go via the Union Pacific System O-W. R. & N., Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific. You will have a delightful ride along the scenic | COLUMBIA RIVER ANYHOW, KING county was saved the disgrace of having for pros. | ecuting attorney a man accused In open court of being drunk on the bench. WISCONSIN, FOR the first time In almost a score of years, has an| out-and-out reactionary as governor. Phillips, the governor-elect, is a standpatter who is proud of It. He's not like some of our standpatters who claim to be progressives. And Phillips won out in progressive Wis consin! Poor George Mrs, Youngbride— are frauds. Didn't would loan mon Her Hu a Mrs. Youngbride PG gw won't. I took in those beautiful SEATTLE COP took a drink for a cold. ones that you wrote to me before Ing to the chief. we were married, and the cashier AT ONCE! PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN STOPS faa" = ree" INDIGESTION, GAS, SOUR STOMACH... orge, banks me they tell Yes, dear Ww He had a hot time explain. . Cross Examined How did | Puck. the red marks or Uncle tore and put r stomach t {t! In a few minutes distress gone. No indi gestion, heartburn, sourness or Velching of gas, acid, or eructa being miserable—lite is too tions of undigested food, no dizz\-|short—you're not lous, a0 ness, bloating, foul breath or head-|make your stay agreeable, Eat ache. what you Ifke and digest it; enjoy Pape's Diapepsin {# noted for it#|{t, without fear of rebellion in the speed in regulating upset stom-| stomach achs, It is the surest, quickest] Pape's stomach doctor in the whole vorld,| your and besides, it i# harmiers family eat the favorite foods without | attac fear th know It ie needle gastrith The Virgins Hotel Time stomach | Dal—Glasses, my bo: Little Willle—G Uncle Dai? asses of what, Stop here A Diplomatic Rebuke A well-known Western senator re cently visited a barber shop where belongs inthe barber, failing to recognize hiv one of the | patron, was very talkative. which doesn't) He ventured on all the time} in case of an topics of the day, and although the a, | we did not, apparently, enter irit of the conversation the tonsorial artist's wae vivid) Diapepsin Should eat something with them indi ge tior ach derang instant re ator » the sf ef, keenly enthusiasm dampened “Ha e on aver be in here b Privileges jn’ "teen 19 bere be te ment, | fy Virginia M. and Highth Av., Senttic. Use any cars via Woatinke ay. Modern, elegantly furnished rooms, with the best in cleanliness, somfort and courtesy for not "MOST ANYTHING. they | sleep at night, lon which | fain would have a little light; In what dark, nauseous pit do they exhume The odors some girls wear and call “perfume”? oe Pies 'n’ Things and pass through more im- portant cities than by any other line. (You can go by way of Salt Lake and Denver without additional expense.) Automatic Elec- tric Block Signals Protect you all the way. The Union Pacific tem offers you the modern conveniences up-to-the-minute railroad service Polite, efficient employes will help make your trip one of delight Feel free to call any information sald the senator that I don't recall your | face.” Not at all,” the senator assured altered greatly in healing.” Harper's Magazine, ike . | “John, John,” whispered an alarm Not Their Fault ed wife, poking her sleeping hus: Uncle Josh was comfortably| band in the ribs, “wake up, John; | Mghting his pipe in the living room | there are burglars in the pantry and one evening when Aunt Marla) they are eating all my ples.” |elanced up from her knitting. “Well, ‘what do we ca mum. a6: softly remarked the good | bled John, rolling over, “so long as | wor do know that next|they don't die in the house?”—Pitts: | 3 will be the 26th anniversary burg" re egraph SICK HEADACHE | ponded Uncle Josh, pulling vigor ously on his corncob pipe. “What You take a Dr. James’ Head about it ache Powder and in fust a few “Nothing,” answered Aunt Maria; | ‘only I thought maybe we ought to moments your head clears and a)! neuralgia and pain fades nway kill them two Rhode Island Red It's the quickest and surest reliet| chickens.” “Say, Marla,” tmpressively de-| manded Uncle Josh, “how can you blame them two Rhode Island Red chickens fer what happened 25 years for headache, whether dull, throb: A Mystery bing, splitting nerve-racking. |No Sherlock Holmes nor Willlam|Send some one to the drug store | Burns \, land get a dime package now. 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