The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1915, Page 4

Josiah and eihiny VERY candidate who runs for office says he stagds for | “economy.” Even Josiah Collins he “economy.” It’s the same Josiah Collins who would have plunged the City into the $1,500,000 hole on the purchase of the Seattle, Renton & Southern scrapheap. It’s the same Josiah Collins "who urged the adoption of the Harbor Island fake terminals which would have robbed the taxpayers of Seattle and King / county of $5,000,000. It's the same Josiah Collins who,| “@5 a ringleader in the “pork barrel” machine in the legisla-| " ture, voted to put $7,000,000 more taxes on the people than "the previous legislature. It’s the same Josiah Collins who says is for for an ornamental mayor at $5,000 a year and a city manager Besides at $12,000 a year, and a lot of other fancy stuff to @at up the taxpayers’ money. OH, YES, JOSIAH IS FOR “ECONOMY.” COLORADO COAL operators respectfully tell President Wilson's _ Mediation committee, headed by Seth Low, to mind its own business, Colorado. The remarkable thing about it is that they do it) “respectfully.” They might have turned those Ludiow rapid-firers on, ‘Seth. j War Zoning | OLLAND, looking out upon the war zone whi Wil fi helm has drawn along her coast, is getting pretty hot ‘under the collar ‘i She's thinking that if Wi neme of surrounding Fecipients of American grain doesn’t work, he could draw a War zone around the senders of the grain. How those New Yorkers would yell, | Offing, sure enough! their wuld Wilhelm put a war zone in NEVADA'S NEW divorce bill in charge of the committee on rail 4 roads? Well, maybe the railroads are interested, after all Epemetimes Right Is Their Best 66 yes,” says Dr. Hugh Cabot, distinguished Bost surgeon, “women doctors are all right in certain case “but they can never make as good doctors as men By that token, we'd better abolish men doctor doctors may be “all right in certain cases,” but we've Set met one who was all right in all cases. In most crises © the doctor calls in another doct so as to be convinced Sthat he’s right. If there's a he doctor within hearing who Believes he’s all right in all cases, let him hold up his hand eek: Well, we thought not DIE POST, Berlin newspaper, calis us saber-rattling, bluffing, swaggering Yankees. That's mild. ful of our best adjectives. We're going to send Die Post a box There’s a Difference ONGRESSMAN BILLY ‘ that eve the] most rabid of our armam a were ad ri ve wouldn't be prepared as an aggressive natic to beat an egg. ae 5 , That's all righ nd we're ¢ f But ec} © don’t want to be ar ¢ t © want to be al B fiation that can’t be aggres pute you're with | on that, too | THAT NEVADA sergeant: Senators to the bar had an arms who w y job ordered to bring absent That's where they were at (PAID-FOR PL THE PORT COMMISSION | VIGOROUSLY INDORSED BY | SEATTLE COMMERCIAL CLUB CITY, TALK NO, 7) z a At its regular session Tuesday, February 23, 1915, the Commercia Ciub passed the follow ition th only one dissenting vote that of a well-known representative of private wharf interest wh 4 the Port's ferentia arra. en with the American-Ha 4 $. Co. for use of Stacy-Lander Wharve: lee all the attent f the ¢ to ca sit 1 et fact been ted + by false new ap rey tatl 4 that the pec attle are © 4 and a 4 clamoring f felous chan oe We believe this matter to be of vital importance, and that the beat method to forestall and defeat the selfish interest now at Olympia is to develop public opin among the ns of Seattle and to tnform the Legislature that our ¢ ave phatically against the unscrupu lous Jegisiation proposed wh the Commerc hold ans moet Ivertiaing and doing « thing wot" le to a 7 of ‘ ' Port of Seat The morning newspaper did not consider the above as HAMILTON HIGDAY, Asst. Sec, and Traffic Mgr urged the adoption of the Hinky Dink charter, which provided] - What's that guy doing with ott his shoes at hoe the rubber | that camera? He's been standing he thought he had lost hadn't been on that corner all 4 Jost at all and | He's taking a motion picture) Well, what would you have said? of that ger bo alee bg er ter Sea Cow, Perhaps. a Directed COW FOR SAIL Will you please 1e where I can seo the cand Sign at Gowanda, N. ¥ All canned goods is on the next ger eas floor,” replied the new clerk Neighborhood War. | ae It's going to be a war to the Favored nife,” declared the suburban, who Doe our wife neglect her) was feeding his chicken home in making What now?” asked the friend | Not «@ bit of “Why, Binks sent me a box of | Meekton xle grease and advised me to use hear the ches first on my lawn mover | oe 8 Vell?” | Veracity. “Well, I sent it back end told him!|* | A farmer in the country last\tg use it on his daughter's voice autumn gave a Job to a seedy look oe 6 ing individual who had applied to Crunch! Crunch! him and who assured him that he| w Manson xéosived 6 seve had put the tra to wo ®!LApton (lowa) ( ative, | found the lolling « e be nder a tree Another War Horror t this’ mean?” asked! ‘The success of the little | the emp I thought you were!marines against floating dreac a man who never got d naughts proves the modern theory | 1 don't,” calmly replied the|“you've got to get under, get out | tramp. “This doesn’t tire me and get under { Well Dull Thude. | He {6 a passenger conductor on) if you wtenl money you can serv the ©, H. & D. rallroad and has your sentence and get some time to keep & neat appearance. In off for good behavior. But ou order to keep Ti es Clean he never get off that ea when you bought a pair of rubbers marry mone One night he atten ted to leap A bachelor can be fool and lye cross a gutter, He landed in some jn pliseful ignorance of the; fact muck and felt one of his rubbers jut a married map is reminded of| |slip off. It made him mad, and) a dogen times a da when he reached the other side of the street be reached down, | Use Star Wants Ads for Re off the other yber and threw it about ® mile, ult STAR—THURSDAY., FEB. OH, SAY, (3S THAT THe MLUVATION ARMY € WELC, IP You‘ S®ND A MAN DOWN NERE ON DOVGHNLT STREET,” ere, ote, “The radio torpedo, controlled from a tower on shore, JvePPOSING YouR GLAWSES SHOULD Facu OFF! DO YOU THINK THAT TUG 13S STRONG ENOUGH To Save THEM FROM BEING DASHED TO PIECES ON THE CRUEL PAVE- MOsin SE ATU LR A New Version. whe down to take *HAVE YOU RECCIVED ANY WORS® SPECIMEN THAN THIS £” 25, 1915. PAGE 4 CONV "Hi SAY BU some ee OOD Tenet | would turn in swift pursuit and would almost surely overtake and sink the fleeing warship. “When You're Well, Keep Well” Another article in The Star's health campaign being conducted IMMIGRANT ACCEP" OH, WELL, THERE ARE BUT A FEW LEFT i sili ile es CT DAR "pu, DIANA, We *SICENCE, MAMA! WORTHY PRIZE Thar? THL3 13 NO Any Real Way May Iw'S THE ROCKER TIME FoR. ‘ pe a sow cas ie | THAT MASHED Sentiment! ¥ BABY'S | gy rs!" Society Reckoning LLL (2) LELLLL 4 WYyy LLLILMLLA hhh i 1 shows float to which Is attached the torpedo (Fig. 2) ” Fig Terrible New Weapon of Coast Defense Perfected with co-operation of American Medical Association WATCH OUT FOR SPRING You death can kill the typhoid germ him to by but you can't freeze Mar 2 with the langer The best way is to get vaccinated against typhoid fever, the same as we do against smailpox. Get your doctor to do thie for you Stay Vi igorous at Seventy Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Revive Vitality in Men and Women When Life's Sun Begins to Set 50c BOX FREE ane wenn, whe bs I'm the Equal in Nerve-Force and Power to Any the Rising Controlled by Man on Te to Deal Invader Deadly Blow tdi Firma Able TYPHOID - WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. <A coast defense weapon more deadly than any shell fire, The controllable type of torpedc jhas always been considered to be more accurate than any exist- | desirable as a feature of coast de Ing torpedo—a weapon which /fense armament, but no practical cculd practically annihilate | solution of the problem has here any hostile fleet which tried to approach within 10 miles of our shores—that will be Uncle |tofore been offered Suppose a fleet of hostile battle cruisers was approaching our coast Sam marvelous new arm j/and our warships were patrolling in against invasion when experi- | the offing P ments now being conducted | A torpedo attached to the prow ‘ per efore| have attained success. jof a very swift motor boat or a rpesetcg THE NEW WEAPON I8 THE|hydroplane would be launched from st : ¢|RADIO-CONTROLLED TORPEDO. | shore, actually steered at full speed 4 Its invent harmlessly through the line of our k ‘ 4 4 car-|Joha Ha ships, and guided directly out to ‘ ee may for that mat-| has just been ward one of the cruisers e . t | arrier without | marvelous Suppose the cruiser saw it, eve P the disease wireless 5 and turned tail. The radio- ! The fi torpedo, controlled from a tow. If you have the “blues” or the| have long en accustomed t er on shore, would turn in swift grouches” which are simply un ht of an absolutely de-| pursuit and as the craft bear- scientific names for dyspepria, look |serted | ship—Hammond’s | ing it would be speedier than your diet. Eat less and chew|craft, the “Radio”—darting most cruisers afloat, would al- more. Chew your food thoroughly, |and thither about the harbor most surely OVERTAKE AND exercise in the open air, and culti./|s d of 30 miles an hour | SINK THE FLEEING WAR. v ontentment of min HIP. yg asian . |Pilot Will Be Sitting pals Far Aaway in Safety WOMEN OPPOSE .::si::1 us" | FREE DOCTOR man of years of experi ig’ oO P e dis nilot | J neat r left, as the distant pilot ence, and a graduate of a vont “ae According to Brig. Gen. Erasmus|f) the best medical school 4 ; Weaver chief of coast artillery, this 1 te pl magic apparatus, so long familiar Ria cone ¢ to the inhabitants of Glouce yet Ee ok lievable to the rest of the t 1 now nearly per. fee so that it can soon be ap-| There ; a plied to a submerged torpedo guid ceasity that priceie t Not ne a hydr ane traveling ave ested that Collins es an hour over the vy } ins was unanimous. | from its prow you feel n's Good Government IT WOULD BE PRACTICALLY perfectly free to me eng sed two candidates—T,|IMPOSSIBLE FOR A WARSHIF her Our physician will H 1A. F. Haas |TO DODGE SUCH A PROJECTILE Pes test wi » other candidates, with|or to hit it with gunfire jg give you a careful, con the exception of Collins, had some| The perfect accuracy of this new scientic examination ipporters among the women, the/and deadly w ” Was explained nd wri your pre ty cue as a wh felt that only to a Star correspondent by one of the neces wo candidates—Bolton and Haas—| Hammond's former assistants, ir ; ere entitled to the of the | the phrase, “with it we were able medicines, and he won't rp ution h to hit squa 1 spar buoy harge you a cent for the | anc dso in the harbor ervice at it would hav n utterly tm Don’t p LITHUANIANS TO AID COUNTRYMEN sible to hit it with a b How Terrible Death |Dealer Would Work pos illet sig uld ¢ ical disease you 1 sult cx mpetent me advice, and we If such a means of attack were Seattle Lithuania today put] added to those we now have,” says furnish it to you without into « ation a subscription dist)/Gen. Weaver, under whose direc charge for the rellef of 3,000,000 of their} tion recent experiments have been vuntrymen in the Lithuantan-| made, “we would be able to attack BRENDEL DRUG CO Sheshupa valley Jan enemy's ship by mortar fire fall- 4 The pl these people, they | ing vertically én the decks by gun : 7 117 YESLER WAY rible even than that | tire against the side, turret and bar | f th The district Hes | hette armor, by submarine mines Took for the Yellow Front nes sin and has been @/and finally by the radio-controlle tinual battleground between the | 22@_! Rik ssn des ret — oo G a A Russian a ee eee eed ar ie at ‘esent are mah Kt 1 ition of the SOCKET WRENCHES 20c errit 1 the people are virtue |Tlare necessary around automobiles, wagons, motorcycles, printing a ipped of all means of 8ub-|Hl oresses. 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